Phipps 1926, p. 78, line 9: "... on the 29th April, his men broke and fled for Lille, which they re-entered in wild confusion, crying out 'Treason', wounding Dupont, and not only killing their general, Théobald Dillon, but venting their fury on his corpse ..."
Phipps 1926, p. 135: "This troop was now reinforced to 16000, a strength later increased from garrisons ..."
Phipps 1926, p. 137, line 27: "Arrested on the 1st July 1793, he was included amongst the victims of the alleged çonspiration des prisons' and was guillotined on the 13 April 1794, shouting vigorously 'vive le roi', as he mounted the scaffold."
