Chapter XI: Part 11

Aberdeen, Earl of, 25 and _note_
Acton, Lord--
_Career_--
Birth, xv; Oscott, xvi; Munich, xvii; visit to France, xix; to
United States, xx; Moscow, xx-xxi; Aldenham, xxii; member
for Carlow, xxii; in Parliament, xxv; stands for Bridgnorth,
xxvii; editorship of the _Rambler_ (_Home and Foreign Review_),
xxvii, xxx-xxxiii, xxxv; at Congress of Munich, xxxiii; marriage,
xxxv; lectures at Bridgnorth, xxxv-xxxix, lvi; again stands for
Bridgnorth, xxxix; at the [OE]cumenical Council, xlii-xlvii;
peerage, xlix; honorary Doctorate of Philosophy at Munich, l;
reply to Gladstone's "Vatican Decrees" pamphlet, lii-liii; death
of his daughter, lxxv, 105, and _note_; residence in Germany and
the Riviera, lix; founds _English Historical Review_, lxiv; D.LL.,
D.C.L., and All Souls Fellowship, lxv; made lord in waiting, lxv;
appointed Professor of Modern History at Cambridge, lxvi, lxix;
death, lxxiv
_Characteristics_--
Caution in expressing opinions, xii, lx, lxxiv
Conversational ability, xii-xiv, lxix
Cosmopolitanism, xiv, xv, xx, lix
Critical temperament, xiii, lxii
Foreign languages, facility in, xv, xviii, lxv
Integrity of mind, lii
Irony of manner, xiii
Learning, xi, lxxvii; range of subjects, xv
Liberalism, xxvi
Morality, high estimate of, xii
Personal appearance, xiii
Prudence, xxxiv
Reading, fondness for, xi, xiv, xxxv, lxxiii
Religious views, xv
Sociability, xii, lix
Estimates of, xi, lxxi, lxxv
Affirmation as substitute for oath, 23 and _note_
Afghanistan, 20 _note_, 78, 81, 208 and _note_
Africanders, _see_ Boers
Airlie, Earl of, 17
Aldenham library, xviii, lv, lxxiii
Alexander, 47, 111
Alexandria, 156
Alison cited, 7
America, _see_ United States
Amiel, 207
Ammergau, 33, 34
Ampthill, Lord (Odo Russell), xlvii, 195 and _note_
Anglo-Indians, 17
Antonelli, Cardinal, xiv, xlvi
Appearances _v._ realities, 15
Arco, Louis, Count, 172
Argyll, Duke of, incompatibility of, with Chamberlain, 13; resignation
of, 87 and _note_[119]; misunderstandings of Gladstone by, 106;
otherwise mentioned, lx, 11, 25, 29, 30, 70, 89, 96, 108
Arnim, Count, 53, 134
Arnold, Matthew, 59, 70, 105
---- Dr., 146
Ashburnham MSS., 162-163
Atterbury, 52
Aumale, Duc d', 88
Austen, Jane, 83
Authorities, list of, 69

Bacon, 93
Banneville, Marquis de, xlv
Barere, 136
Barnes, 140
Battersea, Lady (Mrs. Flower), 42 and _note_, 43
Baxter, 146
Beaconsfleld, Earl of (B. Disraeli)--
Bryce on, 130
Croker, views on, 201 and _note_[247]
"Endymion" criticised, 52
First speech of, 109
Gladstone's eulogy on, lx, 99-101
Granville, Earl, dinner with, 66
Illness of, 85
Memorial to, 97 and _note_[132], 98, 107 and _note_[145]
Peel attacked by, 114 _note_
Press opinions on, 96
Supporters of, 91
Otherwise mentioned, xxiii, lxxvi, 11, 40
Beard's Hibbert Lectures, 173
Bedford, Duke of, 195
"Belgique et le Vatican, La," 54
Benedictines, 137
Benjamin, J. P., 97 and _note_[131]
Berlin, treaty of, 179
Berryer, xxiv, 47, 49
Bessborough Report, 88
Bible, Revised Version of, 120
Bisaccia, 61
Bismarck, Prince, Minghetti on, lxiii; Gladstone contrasted with, 35;
mentioned, 13
Blachford, Lord, 4
Blennerhassett, Lady, estimate of, 44; otherwise mentioned, 17, 23,
161, 174
---- Sir Rowland, estimate of, 44; on Forster, 73; mentioned, 23
Blignieres, 191
Blondel, 146
Bluntschli, xix
Boers--
Characteristics of, 77
Peace made by Gladstone with, 81, 91
Bohme, 139
Bond, 149-150
Bonghi--essays of, on Gladstone, 4 and _notes_[5, 6]
Roman History by, 123, 174; mentioned, 80 and _note_[103]
Books, list of hundred best, 69; Acton's list of, 166-168, 176
Borromeo, St. Charles, lxxi, 135, 186-187
Bossuet, 93, 133, 150
Boutmy, 3
Bradlaugh, Charles, re-election of, for Northampton, 126 and _note_[166];
Manning's protest against admission of, 130 _note_[169]; otherwise
mentioned, 23 _note_, 95, 121, 151, 214
Bradley's Recollections, 166
Bramhall, 127, 133, 134
Brand, Speaker (Viscount Hampden), 73 and _note_
Brewer, 128-129, 149, 196
Bright, Rev. J. F., Master of University, lxiv, 160, 173
and _note_[206], 177
---- Rt. Hon. John, lx, 25, 30, 94, 156, 213
Brodrick, Hon. George, 54 and _note_[62], 177
Broglie, Duc de, 2 and _note_[2], 11, 161
Bronte, Charlotte, 83
Brougham, Lord, 47, 57
Browne, Bp., of Shrewsbury, liv
---- Bp. Harold, 70 and _note_[85]
Browning, Oscar, 166
Bryce, Rt. Hon. James, paper of, on Disraeli, 130; cited, ix, xiv;
quoted, xviii-xix, lx, lxviii; otherwise mentioned, 84, 197
Burke, Edmund--
Electioneering speeches of, 4-5
Estimate of, 49, 56-57
Gladstone compared with, 5, 49, 57, 81
Lecky on, 152
Party policy of, 14, 49 and _note_[54]
Otherwise mentioned, xxix, 45
Burials Bill, 33 and _note_[43]
Burnett, 47
Butler, Bp., xxxiv, 203
Byron, 63

Caesar Borgia, 144
Cairns, first Earl, 90 and _note_[124], 108
Cambridge, Acton's visit to (1884), 177 _note_, 181, 191
"Cambridge History," lxx, lxxiii, lxxiv
Cambridge University--
Acton refused admission to, as a student, xvii, lxvi, 104; made
D.LL. at, lxv; appointed Professor of Modern History at, lxvi
Aldenham library presented to, lxxiv
Scholarship at, for Northumberland miners, scheme of, 192 and
_note_[230]
Cannes, lix, 33, 54, 80, 83, 160, 162, 198, 205
Canning, estimates of, 45, 47; otherwise mentioned, 46, 56, 99, 200
Capua, Archbishop of, 87
Cardwell, Lord, xxii, 11, 54, 66, 77
Carlingford, Lord, 87 _note_[120], 108, 195
Carlyle, Thomas--
Estimate of, 70-71, 82, 85, 104, 144
Froude's Life of, 151
Palgrave on, 84
Scherer on, 74
Carnarvon, Earl of, 16, 24
Carnegie, Andrew, lxxiii
Carnot, President, 136
Caron, Father, 133, 140
Casaubon, 207
Cassander, 134
Castlereagh, Visct., 46, 99
Cavendish, Lady F., 41, 155
---- Lord F., 66, 154-156
Cavour, xxv, xxviii-xxix, 49
Cetewayo, 174
Chamberlain, Rt. Hn. J., incompatibility of, with Argyll, 13;
indiscretions of, 66; policy regarding House of Lords, 102;
Doellinger's view of, 170; defection of, 214; on Gladstone's
socialism, 212; otherwise mentioned, 24, 43, 153, 164, 205, 211
Chambord, Count of, 86, 161
Channing, 146
Charles I., 136
Chateaubriand, 78
Chatham, Lord, 45, 56, 81
Chenery, 13, 24, 34-35
Cheney, 40
Childers, Rt. Hon. H. C. E., 114 _note_
Chillingworth, 133, 134
_Chronicle_ (1868), xxxvii
Church, Dean, at Munich, 170 and _note_[204]; on Liddon, 180, 192, 204;
over-estimation of, 203; otherwise mentioned, 70
Churches--
Anglican--
Distinguished men in, overmuch made of, 203
Establishment of, 182
High Church party, attitude of, towards Gladstone's alliance
with democratic nonconformity, 16
Ireland, in, xxxix
Ritualism in, Gladstone's pamphlet on, li
Thirty-Nine Articles, 127, 133
Cavour's ideal, xxix
Establishments, xxvi, xl; Gladstone's progress of thought
regarding, 48 and _note_, 89
Roman Catholic--
Benedictines, 137
Burnings of, 141, 146
"Conflicts with Rome," xxxiii
Conversions to--
Obstacles to, 185, 187
Protestant sanction of, 134
Identification of, with morality and religion, xxxii
Infallibility dogma, xli, xliii-xlviii; civil allegiance in
relation to, xlviii, li
Inquisition, 141, 146, 185
Jansenism, 131, 140
Jesuits (_see that title_)
Legate and Nuncio, 137
Legitimacy supported by, 86
Marriage with Deceased Wife's Sister, attitude towards, 169 and
_note_
Mass, the, 136
Modern thought, Encyclical letter against, xxxiv
Molinism, 131
[OE]cumenical Council (1869), xli-xlix
Papacy (_see also below_ Ultramontanism)
Creighton's work on, lxiv, 197 and _note_[243]
Ethics of, 127
Inquisition the work of, 185
Temporal power of, xlii, 86-87
Perilous opinions enforced by, 127
Persecution in, 148
Roman Catholic--
Quietists, 139
Rosmini's attempted reform of, 171, 176, 185
Syllabus of Errors (1864), xxxiv, xlii, 135, 141
Thirty-Nine Articles, views on, 127
Transubstantiation, 132
Ultramontanism--
Acton's attitude towards, xvi
Immorality of, lv, 131
Irish clergy, of, 73, 165, 170
Nature of, 185-187
Policy of (1869), xliv
"Vatican Decrees" pamphlet, l et seq.
Vaticanism, Frere-Orban on, 54
Cicero, 88
Circourt, 40
Clare, Lord, 201
Clark, Dr. A., 29
Clay, 49
Clifford, Bishop, liv
Club, The, lix, 50
Cobden, Richard--
Economy urged by, xxiv
Life of, 111 and _note_, 112-113
Otherwise mentioned, 19, 27
Coercion, xxviii (_see also under_ Ireland)
Colebrooke, Sir E., 125
Coleridge, S. T., 71, 151
Collard, Roger, cited, 84
Colquhoun, Miss (Lady Limerick), 64
Commynes, cited, 35
Conolly, xlix
Conscience--
Development of, 168
Independence of, 15
Jesuit attitude towards, 39
"John Inglesant," case of, 145
Consent, government by, 68
Conservatism, _see_ Toryism
"Consuelo," 83
Contract, freedom of, 92
Coombe Warren, 188
Copenhagen, battle of, lxxi
Copernicus, lxvii
Coriolis, 161
Corker, 134
Coulanges, Fustel de, xix
County Franchise Bill, 108 _note_[146]
Courtney, Rt. Hon. Leonard, 53, 197
Cowper, Earl, 16, 153
---- Henry, 1
Craven, Mrs., 161, 171
Creighton, Bishop, editor of _English Historical Review_, lxiv;
estimate of, 197
Cressy, 140
Croker Papers, 199-201
Cromwell, Oliver, 5-6, 71, 93
Cross, Mr., 64 and _note_[70], 117, 162, 166, 173, 198, 205

Dante, 40, 57; "Inferno," 44, 143 and _note_; "Paradiso," 83, 159
and _note_[185]
Darboy, Archbishop, xlii-xliv, xlix
Davenport, 140
"David Copperfield," 34
Davitt, Michael, 68
Decazes, 161
Deceased Wife's Sister Bill, 169 and _note_
Delane, 13, 24
Delisle, Leopold, 162-163
Democracy--
Danger of, 91
Disraeli's transformation of England into a, 86
Doctrines of, distinct from wishes of Democrats, 7
Government by, success of, 93
Inconstancy of, 9, 91, 101
Principles of, 48
Progress of, a certainty, 44
Unity of power the tendency of, 124
"Democracy" (American novel), 58, 159-160
"Democracy in America," xix
"Democracy in Europe," lviii
Democrats--
Constructive power of, 117
Murder identified with insurrection by, 103
Whig dependence on, 108
Demosthenes, 88
Dempster, Miss, 77 _note_[97]
Derby, 14th Earl, xxiii, 65, 69
----, 15th Earl, estimate of, 109; otherwise mentioned, 72, 87, 108,
110, 117, 174
----, Lady, 108-109
Descartes, 130, 146
De Serre, 68 and _note_[80], 75
Detachment, 71, 105
Devonshire, Duke of (_d._ 1891), 10 and _note_[16]
D'Harcourt, Marquis, 1
Diary of Miss M. Gladstone, extract from, 113 and _note_
Diary-keeping, 14, 30
Diaz, Porfirio, xxxviii
Dickens, Charles, 34, 41, 163
Dilke, Sir Charles, Gladstone's estimate of, 114 _note_; at Cannes, 205;
otherwise mentioned, 24, 43, 214
Dillon, John, 103
Disraeli, _see_ Beaconsfield
Doellinger, Dr.--
Acton's studies under, xvii, xix; article on, lxxv; estimate of, 2
Bryce's estimate of, lx
Chamberlain, views on, 170
Congress of Munich, plea at, xxxiii
Excommunication of, xlix
Gladstone's visit to, li
Liddon, views on, 182, 191
Otherwise mentioned, xliii, 57, 80, 192
Donne, 131
Drew, Mrs., viii, lxiii
Dufaure, 2
Duff, Sir M. Grant, ix, xxxiv, xxxvii _note_; _Spectator_ article by,
lxxi
Dufferin, Marquis of, 153 and _note_, 195
Duffy, Sir C. G., 112 and _note_[150]
Dupanloup, xliv, xlix
Durham, Bishop of (Westcott), 70, 203

Ecclesiastical Titles Act, li
_Economist_, 24, 29
Ecuador, 74
_Edinburgh Review_, 5, 50, 65 _note_[73]
Egypt--
Alexandria, bombardment of, and complications, 156-159
Evacuation of, views on, 169, 179, 188-189
Northbrook's mission to, 190 and _note_
Eliot, George--
Death of, 57
Dickens on "Scenes from Clerical Life," 163
Estimate of, 57, 60-61, 62
Gladstone's attitude towards, lxi, 109
Letters of, 121, 166
Life of, 64, 83, 162, 198
Lyttelton's review of, 59
Montegut on, 165
Philosophy of, 121
Political divergence from, 210
Scherer on, 207
Otherwise mentioned, 5, 34, 109
Ellenborough, Lord, xxiii, 93
Eloquence, French, 78
"Endymion," 52 and _note_[1]
Enfield, 197
Equality, doctrine of, lix, 8, 48
Erasmus, lxvii
Errington, Sir George, 122 and _note_, 123
"Expansion of England, The," 6 and _note_[10]-8

Faber, 206
Fabricius, 134
Fagan, 53
Faith--
Patriotism analagous to, xxix
Political, 199
Sincerity implied in, 168
Falloux, quoted, 88
Fanaticism, 144
Fawcett, Rt. Hon. Henry, 24
Female suffrage, 180-181
Ferry, Jules, bill of, on unauthorised congregations, 1, 7 and _note_
Flower, Mrs. (Lady Battersea), 42 and _note_, 43
Forbes, Bishop of Brechin, 150, 183
Forster, Rt. Hon. W. E., speeches of, 36, 62; Blennerhassett on, 73;
Gladstone's estimate of, 114 _note_; resignation of, 153-154; on
"Democracy," 160; mentioned, 74
Forwood, 192
Fox, C. J., estimate of, 45; Trevelyan's Life of, 52-53; Chatham
compared with, 81; otherwise mentioned, 99, 200
France--
Best living writers of, 6
Commercial treaty with, xxiii, 113
Debates, famous, in, 75
Democracy in, 93
Eloquence of, 78
Gladstone's attitude towards literature of, 46-47, 82
Peasants in, condition of, 112
Fraser, Bishop, 203
Free government, 68
Freedom, _see_ Liberty
Freeman, lxxvi, 70, 149, 177
Frere, Sir Bartle, estimate of, 17, 66; Toryism and jingoism of,
77 and _note_[96]; mentioned, 29
Frere-Orban, 54, 76
Freycinet, 39
Froude, J. A., "Life of Carlyle" by, 151; otherwise mentioned, xi,
70, 74, 144, 177

Gambetta, 22, 104
Gardiner, S. R., correspondence with, on "John Inglesant," 126, 128;
poverty of, 129; recommended for the Record Office, 149; at
King's College, 150: contemplated paper on "John Inglesant,"
151; otherwise mentioned, 177, 196, 198
Gaskell, Milnes, 47
Gavard, 11
"Gendre de M. Poirier, Le," 3
George, Henry, 170 and _note_[202], 175
Germany--
Carlyle's view of, 70, 82, 104
Gladstone's attitude towards literature of, xxii, 46-47, 82
Socialism in, 170, 175
Gibbon, 59
Gibson, Rt. Hon. J. G. (Lord Ashbourne), 129
Gladstone, Helen, 32, 173
---- Herbert, Middlesex candidature of, 9 and _notes_, 11 and _note_;
eloquence of, 84; eulogy of Hartington and Granville by, 107;
lecture of, on Ireland, 164 and _note_; mentioned, 118
---- W. E.--
Accident to (1881), 77
Acton, estimate of, l
Beaconsfield, eulogy on, lx, 99-101
Bismarck contrasted with, 35
Bonghi's essays on, 4 and _note_[3]
Burke compared with, 5, 49, 57, 81
Characteristics of--
Eloquence, xxiii-xxiv, 47
Financial ability, xxiii-xxiv
Idealism, 109
Progress of mind, 48
Self-depreciation, 66, 112
Charities, speech on, xxiv, 48
Church establishments, progress of thought regarding, 48 and
_note_, 89
Contact with, desirable for members of the party, 25-26, 61-62
Control of certain men not possible to, 45, 214
Criticism, attitude towards, vii
De Serre compared with, 68
Doellinger, visit to, li
Estimate of characters by, defects in, 45, 57, 109
Estimate of, by posterity foreshadowed, 44-50
_Grantully Castle_, voyage in, 33 _note_[44]
Illness of (1880), 27 and _note_[35]
Inequalitarianism of, 94
Influence of, on the nation, 106
Italian independence, attitude towards, xxiv-xxv, lx
Lancashire speeches of (1868), 4 and _note_[7]
Land tenure, progress of thought regarding, 48 and _note_, 89
Letter of, on choice of a profession, 43
Liberal party--
Cohesion of, dependent on his ascendency, 25, 110, 193
Divergence from, 13, 16, 46, 158
Future of, 107, 109, 113 _note_
Midlothian campaign (1880), personal victory in, 8, 9-10; campaign
of 1884, 193 and _note_[233]
Nonconformist alliance of, 16
O'Donnell affair, the, 21 and _note_
Personal ascendency of, 8, 9-10, 195
Police protection for, 69 and _note_[83]
Position of (1859), xxii-xxiii
Principle and policy, grasp of, 18, 48
Retirement of, objections to, 10, 106-107, 159, 169, 178, 193,
195, 214; diary extract on, 113 _note_
Socialism, attitude towards, lxi, 175, 212
Strachey's observation on, 55
Tennyson's attitude towards, 209 and _note_[256]
Vatican decrees, pamphlet on, l
---- Mrs., 11, 27, 58, 115, 119, 160
---- W. H., 106 and _note_[140]
Godley, Sir Arthur, 67 and _note_[77]
Goethe, 79, 82
Goldsmid, 11, 61
Goodman, Memoirs of, 129
Goschen, Rt. Hon. G. J., estimate of, 65; financial ability of, 108;
otherwise mentioned, 3, 72, 88, 114 _note_, 115, 117, 119, 124,
205, 211, 213, 214
Government--
Consent, by, necessity of, 164
Constitutional, maxim of, concerning subordinates, 125
Party, by, law of, 95
Unfitness for, in every class, 93
Grace, three channels of, 144
Granville, Earl, estimate of, xxi; reception of, in Moscow, xx-xxi;
Disraeli dines with, 66; motion of, on Beaconsfield, 101; suggested
retirement of, 108; Gladstone discusses retirement with, 113 _note_;
views on Morier, 195; on Gladstone's election address (1885), 211
and _note_[260]; otherwise mentioned, 12, 18, 26, 29, 36, 39, 103, 104,
106, 196
---- Lady, 61
Green, J. E., 128-129, 163
---- Mrs. J. R., 161, 198
---- T. H., xli
Greenwood, Frederick, 13
Grenville, George, 46, 69, 200
Greville, 215
Grevy, 161
Grey, Earl, 205 and _note_[253]
Grillion's, lix, 85
Grosvenor, Lord R. (Lord Stalbridge), 97 _note_[132]
Grotius, 93, 134, 146, 207
Ground Game Bill, 33 and _note_[43]
Grundtvig, 146
Guizot, 84

Hall, 133
Hallam, 46
Hamilton, 49
Hammond, 146
Hampden, Viscount (Speaker Brand), 73 and _note_
Harcourt, Sir William, 25, 69, 103, 112, 114 _note_
---- Marquis de, 161
Hardy, 149
Harley, Speaker, 67
Harrington, James, 139 and _note_[172]
Harrowby, Lord, 47
Hartington, Lord, attitude of, in elections of 1880, 14, 115-116;
Gladstone's estimate of, 114 _note_; on compensation in Ireland,
115-116; otherwise mentioned, xxiii, 15, 108, 205
Hatch, Dr., 115 _note_[154]
Hatzfeldt, 213
Hawarden, Acton's visit to, 117-118
Hay, Colonel, 160, 162 and _note_[193]
Hayward, Lecky reviewed by, 50; on Carlyle, 82; otherwise mentioned,
12, 13, 24, 118
Hefele, Bishop, xliv, xlix
Heine, 79, 97
Henriquez, 84
Herbert, Lord, 146
---- Sidney, xxii
Heroes, doctrine of, 70
History--
Conscience, development of, the aim of, 168
Ideas the essence of, 6-8
Inner reality of, 35
Letters as sources of, 32
Moral estimates based on, 121-122
Printed books as sources of, lxxvi, 151
Religion demonstrated by, lxvii
Religious forces in the making of, 167
Scope of, lxxii
"History of Liberty, A," xviii, lv-lvi, 6 and _note_[9], 8, 174;
called "The Madonna of the Future," 126 and _note_[164], 150
"History of Our Own Times," 36
Hoadley, 52
Hohenlohe, 172
Holden, 140
Hollond, Rev. H. S., 170
---- Mrs., 162
Holmbury, 33, 36, 40
_Home and Foreign Review_, xxvii, xxx-xxxiii, xxxv
Home Rule, _see under_ Ireland
Hooker, 166
Hope-Scott, 46, 182
Houghton, Lord, 53, 160
How, Bishop Walsham, 204
Howson, Dean, 192
Hugo, Victor, 3, 60, 78
Hundred books, Lubbock's scheme regarding, 69; Acton's list of,
166-168, 176
Huskisson, 200
Hutton, R. H., 70

Ideas--
Carlyle's notion of, 71
Expedients as opposed to, 56
Exponents as distinct from, 206
History in, 6-8
Party an embodiment of, 200
Illingworth, Rev. J. R., Sermons by, 78 and _note_[98], 79, 83
"Imitation of Christ, The," 5
Imperialism, lvii
Ingram, J. K., 76, 90
Intolerance, 148
Ireland--
Acton's representation of, in House of Lords, lxv
Arms Bill, 78
Arrears Bill (1882), 158 _note_[185]
Burke's policy regarding, 49 and _note_[54]
Church disestablishment in, xxxix
Clergy in, 73, 165, 170, 217
Coercion for, 65, 68, 81, 154
Compensation for Disturbance Bill, 28 and _notes_, 30
Emigration from, 88
Gladstone, Herbert, lecture of, on, 164 and _note_
Heroic treatment for, 54
Home Rule for--
Advocates of, 36
Failure regarding, probable, lxii, lxiv
Federalism in, 123-124
Gladstone's references to (Oct. 1881), lxii, 105; (Feb. 1882), 123
Historic case for, 216
Liberal party in regard to, 194
Necessity of, lxi, 164, 165, 216-217
Land League in, 68, 105
Land tenure in--
Bill of 1881, 73, 84 and _note_, 87 and _note_[118]; criticism of,
89 _seq._; opinions of others on, 96; parliamentary prospects of,
98-99; Gladstone's speech on second reading, 103 and
_notes_[134-136]; compensation question not urged in connection
with, 115-116; Lords' Committee of Inquiry on the Act,
125 _note_; Cairns' draft Report, 154
Compensation, idea of, 115-116, 118
Irish ownership, case for, 216
Land Court (1881), 111-112
Landlords, 87
Peasant proprietorship, 78
Rent, 88, 112
Massacre in, 136, 147
Papal authority in, undesirable, 169
Peace Preservation Bill (1881), 61, 62 _note_[68], 67 _note_[76], 72
Ph[oe]nix Park murders, 154 and _note_[181]-156
Priests in, _see above_, Clergy
Resignations of officials (1882), 153
Suspicion of England natural in, 164
Wetherell's tour in, suggested, 218
Wolverton's views on, 65
Wrongs of, 63
Irish members, _see under_ Parliament
Italian independence, xxiv-xxv, lx

Jackson, Bishop, 201
---- Dr. Henry, letter from, lxviii-lxxii; cited, lxxiv
James, Henry, 126 _note_[164]
Jansenism, 131, 140
Jebb, Professor, 70
Jefferson, 48, 93
Jennings' "Life of Newman," 117
Jessel, Sir George, 149-150
Jesuits--
Clement XIV.'s attitude towards, lii
Divisions among, 127
_Encyclopaedia Britannica_ article on, 64
Ferry's bill on expulsion of, 1, 7 and _note_
Learning among, golden age of, 137
Luther approved by one of, 132
Papacy supported by, 142
Pattison on, 207
Richelieu supported by, 143, 148
St. Hilaire's argument regarding, 39
Spanish, lix
Jingoism, lxi, 114 _note_
"John Inglesant," criticism of, 127-128, 130, 135-149, 150-151
Journalism, power of, 15
Jowett, Benjamin, 70, 177
Juarez, Benito, xxxviii
"Julian the Apostate," 54 and _note_[60]
Junius, 52, 120, 151

Kenealy, 95
Kenrick, xlix
Kimberley, Earl of, 96, 108
Knesebeck, 192
Knowles, Sir James, 113
Knowsley, 108 _note_[147], 110

La Bastide, 134
Labouchere, H. L., 99
Laboulaye, 2, 39
Labour, Adam Smith on, 92
Lacaita, Sir James, 1
---- Charles, 190
Lacordaire, 185
Lacour, Challemel, O'Donnell's attempted attack on, 21 _note_;
estimate of, 22; otherwise mentioned, 24, 160
Lamartine, 78
Lamennais, 78
Land tenure--
Anomalies of, 28
Brodrick on, 54 and _note_[62]
Gladstone's progress of thought regarding, 48 and _note_, 89
Importance of subject, xxvi, xl
Ireland, in, _see under_ Ireland
Landed aristocracy, Gladstone's attitude towards, 95
Lords, House of, as representing, 102
Maine's knowledge of, 31
Political economy in regard to, 90
Lansdowne, Lord, 96 _note_[130]
Lasaulx, Amelie von, 73
---- Ernest von, 73
Lassalle, 97, 213
Lathbury, D. C., 24, 26
Laugel, 11
Laurent, 76
Laveleye, 71, 75-76, 90
Layard, Sir H. A., 80
Lea, Mr., M.P., 83-84
Lecky, "Eighteenth Century" by, 50-51, 115; estimate of, 151-152;
otherwise mentioned, 70, 80
Lee, General, 82 and _note_[106]
Lefevre, Rt. Hon. J. G. Shaw, 153
Legitimacy, 86, 119, 161
Leibnitz, 134, 150
Lenbach, 22, 103
Leo XIII., Pope, 80 and _note_[101], 86, 111
Leslie, Cliffe, 76, 90
Lesseps, 169
Letters--
History dependent on, 32
Privacy of, 41
Leveson-Gower, F., 1, 3, 40, 118
Lewes, G. H., 60
---- Mrs. (George Eliot), 64
Lewis, George, 171
Liberal party--
Achievements of, xl
Gladstone--
Dependence on, for cohesion, 25, 107, 110, 193
Divergence from, 13, 16, 46, 158
Future without, 107, 109, 113 _note_
Home Rule in relation to, 194
Liberalism--
Aims of, 94
Definition of, 71 and _note_[88]
Gladstone, in relation to, 111
Nature of, lv, 199
Toryism permeated by, 200
Liberty--
American realisation of, lvii
Ancient, three things lacking in, lvii
Contract, of, 92
Definitions of, xxvii-xxviii, 71 and _note_[89]
Division of power essential to, 124
End in itself, lvii
Ends of, 216
Equality at expense of, lix
"History of," xviii, lv-lvi, 6 and _note_[9], 8; called "The Madonna of
the Future," 126 and _note_[164], 150
Law of, aims of, 93
Mill on, reviewed by Acton, xxvii-xxviii
Minorities, security for, the test of, 69, 76
Savonarola's martyrdom for, 123
Two worst enemies of, xxx
Liddon, Canon, first meeting with, 21; on Lord Carnarvon, 24; verbal
subtlety of, 46; on Rosmini, 170-171 and _note_, 176, 180, 184-185,
187; Gladstone's attitude towards, 182; suggestion of, for see
of London, 201-204; anecdote of, 204; at Tegernsee, 213; estimate
of, 179-180, 182-183, 187, 202-203; Doellinger's estimate of, 182,
191-192; otherwise mentioned, 16, 70
Lightfoot, Bp., 70 and _note_[86], 112, 203
Limerick, Lord, 64, 72
Listowel, Lord, 96 _note_[130]
Littleberries, 25 _note_
Littre, 38
London, conservatism of, 118
Londonderry, Lady, 180
Longfellow, 5
Lords, House of, _see under_ Parliament
Lowder, Rev. Charles, Life of, 151
Lowe, Robert, _see_ Sherbrooke
Lowell, J. R., reminiscences of, 5-6; otherwise mentioned, 30-32,
70, 83
Lubbock, Sir John, estimate of, 69; otherwise mentioned, 67, 68 and
_note_[81], 176
Luther, lxvii, 132
Lyons, Lord, 37, 160
Lyttelton, Alfred, 112, 157 and _note_, 191
---- Rev. the Hon. Arthur, 54 and _note_[60], 59 and _note_, 146, 152
Lytton, 20

Macaulay--
Brougham, on, 47
Cited, xvii; quoted, lxvii
Conversational power of, 40
Estimate of, 59, 210; estimate of _Essays and History_, 173
Letter of, on Windsor Castle paper, 116
Taine on, 52-53
Writing of, 45, 57
Otherwise mentioned, 57, 95, 144, 196
MacCarthy, J. H., 68; "History "by, 36
MacColl, Canon, 13, 104 and _note_[138]
Machiavelli, lxvii, 144
Mackintosh, 57
Maine, Sir Henry, disagreements with, 29; on land tenure, 31; on
primogeniture, 119; on the government, 209, 212-213; estimate of,
26, 31; otherwise mentioned, 70, 118, 181
Maitland, Prof. F. W., cited, ix, lxxiii-lxxiv
Malebolge, 143
Malebranche, 140
Mallett, Sir Louis, on Afghanistan, 78; illness of, 125; moves to
Mentone, 162; estimate of, 4, 27; otherwise mentioned, 76, 160
Manning, Cardinal, ultramontanism of, xli, 186-187; on Vatican
decrees, lii; correspondence of, with Acton, liv; influence lost
by, lxxvi; protests against admission of Bradlaugh to Parliament,
130 _note_[169]; views of, on Borromeo, 186-187; Wiseman succeeded
by, xli
Marat, 7
Marriage--
Deceased Wife's Sister Bill, 169 and _note_
Female Suffrage in regard to, 181
Maximilian, Archduke, xxxviii-xxxix and _note_
May, Sir T. Erskine, "Democracy in Europe" by, reviewed by Acton,
lviii; otherwise mentioned, 67, 119, 120
Mazzini, xxix, 210
Men of the time, estimate of, 122
Mentone, 151; Queen's villa at, 126, 128
Merimee, Prosper, 53
Mexico, xxx, xxxvii-xxxix
"Middlemarch," 60, 135
Midhat Pacha, 44, 86 and _note_
Midlothian campaign (1880), personal victory in, 8, 9-10; campaign of
1884, 193 and _note_[233]
Mignet, 2
Mill, J. S., on liberty, reviewed by Acton, xxvii-xxviii; otherwise
mentioned, 48, 71, 94, 110
Milman, 5
Milner, Viscount, 205 and _note_[252]
Milnes, Monckton, 41
Milton, 63
Minghetti on Gladstone and Bismarck, lxiii; otherwise mentioned, 4
and _note_[5], 80 and _note_[103], 123, 174
Minorities, protection of, a condition of liberty, lvi, 69, 76
Mirabeau, 7, 47
Mivart, 129
Molinism, 131
Molinos, 137-138
Mommsen, 171
Monck, Lord, 118, 120 and _note_[160]
Monroe, President, 198 and _note_[245]
Montagu, 127, 132
Montalembert, xix, 57
Montegut, 165
Montesquieu, 6, 93
Montlosier, Comte de, 120 and _note_[159]
More, 93
Morier, at Seacot, 190; criticisms by, on British foreign policy, 192;
estimate of, 23, 24, 195, 201, 205, 212
Morley, Lord, 98
---- Arnold, 212
---- Rt. Hn. John, represented by Acton in House of Lords, lxv;
Aldenham library presented to Cambridge University by, lxxiv;
"Life of Burke" by, 5; estimate of, 19; _Pall Mall_ under, 19, 113;
"Life of Cobden" by, 111 and _note_, 112-113; Jacobinism of, 125;
in Parliament, 163; quoted, l; cited, lxii, 208 _note_; otherwise
mentioned, ix, 8, 24, 41, 43, 65, 70, 72, 119, 164
Morris, 206
Mortola (the poet), anecdote of, 90
Most, 103 and _note_[133]
Mozley, James, 170
----, John, 158 and _note_[184], 203
Mueller, Max, 70, 177
Muenster, 13
Myers, Ernest, 162

Napoleon I., Mme. de Remusat on 31-32, 36; Lee compared with,
82 _note_[106]; otherwise mentioned, lxx, 48, 66, 93, 111
Napoleon III., xxxvii-xxxviii
National pride, 172
Nationality, _Home and Foreign Review_ article on, xxix-xxx
Neander, 146
Nelson, lxxi-lxxii
Newman, Cardinal, retires from editorship of _Rambler_, xxvii; on
Vatican Decrees, lii, 134; made a cardinal, lxxvi; verbal subtlety
of, 46; Life of, by Jennings, 117; influence of, 182; narrowness
of set of, 206; estimate of, lx, 26, 180; otherwise mentioned,
44, 70, 87, 146, 171
Newmarch, 76
Newton, 6
Nonconformists, Gladstone's alliance with, 16
_North British Review_, xl
Northbrook, Lord, 108, 190 and _note_
Northcote, Sir S., 16, 99

O'Connell, 47
O'Donnell, 21 and _note_
O'Hagan, John, 111
Opponents' case, statement of, 193-194
Ottley, Rev. E. B., cited, 121
Owen, Prof., 166, 203
Oxford, Acton's visit to, 177 and _note_, 178, 196
Oxford University--
Acton made D.C.L. at (1889), and Honorary Fellow of All Souls'
(1890), lxv
Verbal refinements a product of, 46

Paget, Sir Augustus, 80
---- Dean, 213 and _note_[264]
---- Sir J., estimate of, 26, 77; otherwise mentioned, 70 and
_note_[87], 79 _note_, 166
Palgrave, 59, 84
_Pall Mall Gazette_--
Estimate of, 19, 24, 89, 113
Jacobinism of, 125
Maine a contributor to, 26
Morley's editorship of, 19, 24, 113
Palmer, William, 182
Palmerston, Visct., on Treaty of Paris, xxi; Acton's disagreement
with, xxii; on French invasion, xxiv; party's relations with,
114 _note_; otherwise mentioned, 46, 47
Panizzi, life of, 53 and _note_
Papacy, _see under_ Churches--Roman Catholic
Parker, C. S., 54 and _note_[61]
Parliament--
Commons, House of--
Consent of representatives in, a condition of free government, 68
Irish party in--
Degrees among, 74-75
Liberal party dependent on, 214
Obstruction by, 21, 67; two kinds of, 69
Tory alliance with, 209 _note_[257]
Obstruction in, 21; two kinds of, 69
Outside influence on, 101
Procedure Rules, Gladstone's speech on, 64 and _note_[71], 125
Weakness of, when near its end, 19
Debates in, few famous, 75
Lords, House of--
Character of, as an institution, 31, 102
Compensation for Disturbance Bill thrown out by, 28 and _notes_, 31
Home Rule Bill in, prospects for, 218
Injury done by, 103
Interests of, 102
Irish Land Act, Committee of inquiry on, appointed by, 125 _note_
Modification of, 102
Popular view of, 95
Radical attitude towards, 201
Taxation not in jurisdiction of, xxiii
Use of, 101-102
Parnell, C. S., 105, 154, 217
Parties, evening, in Downing Street, 19 and _note_
Party--
Burke's policy regarding, 14, 49 and _note_[54]
Government by, law of, 95
Ideas the justifying cause of, 200
Religious view of, 199
Pascal, 6, 93, 146, 207
Pasquier, 2
Pasteur, 152
Patriotism, xxix
Pattison, Rev. Mark, Life of Milton by, 5 and _note_; estimate of,
206-207; otherwise mentioned, 70, 120
---- Mrs. Mark, 43
Paul V., Pope, 146
Peel, Disraeli's attack on, 114 _note_; personal influence neglected
by, 25; justification of, 200; estimates of, 45, 47, 56
Peelites in 1859, xxii
Penjdeh, 208 and _note_
Persons _versus_ things, 6-7, 14, 85, 109, 200, 206, 210
Petavius, 207
Pitt, 45, 46, 56, 93
Pius V., Pope, liii, 135
Pius IX., Pope, Encyclical Letter against modern thought, xxxiv;
death of, lxxvi; otherwise mentioned, xxxii, xl
Plunket, 47
Political economy, changes in, 89-90
Politics--
Complexity of, 91
Differences in, dependent on disagreement in moral principles, 210
Ecclesiastical principles in, 51-52
Ends of, 216
Moral basis of, 96, 107, 210
Parentage of, 60
Patriotism in, xxix
Religion and, borderland of, 104
Religious view of, 199
Potter, T. B., 54, 111, 113, 162
Power, acquisition and maintenance of, 14-15
Praetorius, 134
Price, Bonamy, 24, 90, 197 and _note_[241]
Primogeniture, 102, 119
Principles, self-identification with, 85
Probabilism, 143
Progress, conditions of, 200
"Progress and Poverty," 170 _note_[202], 175
Property--
Limitation to rights of, 94
Representation based on, 180
Puritans, 147
Pusey, Dr., 171, 203

Quakers, use of term, 136, 147
_Quarterly Review_, 50
Quietists, 139

Radicalism, 94
Radicals, attitude of, towards House of Lords, 201
Radowitz, 49
_Rambler_, xxvii-xxviii
Rammingen marriage, 22
Ranke, xix
Rauscher, xlix
Raynaud, 146
Reay, Lady, 85
---- Lord, 4, 22, 23, 27, 118, 120, 162
Reeve, Henry, 65 and _note_[73]
Reform, nature of, 92
---- Bill (1884), 178, 181
Religion--
Antagonism founded in, an obstacle to sincerity, 168
Church, identification of, with, xxxii
Fanaticism in, 144
History the true demonstration of, lxvii, 167
Key to actions provided by, 167; unreliability of key, lii-liii
Liberalism the beginning of real, lv
Politics and, borderland of, 104
Scientific discoveries, attitude towards, xxxii
Substitutes for, 167, 168
Remusat, Mme. de, 30, 31-32, 36
Renan, Ernest, 6, 152
Renouf, 182
Renouf, Miss, 173
Representation, property the basis of, 180
Representative systems, 101-102
Retz, 140
Reviews, value of, 83
Richelieu, 134, 143, 148
Richter, 70, 82
Ridding, Dr., 183
Ripon, Marquis of, 205
Robespierre, 8, 22
Rogers, Thorold, 8 and _note_[13]
Rome--
"John Inglesant" in reference to, 147
Visit to (1881), 79-80; (1882), 122-123
Roon, 49
Roscher, cited, 90
Rosebery, Earl of, appoints Acton to Cambridge, lxvi; otherwise
mentioned, 25, 217
Rosicrucians, 139
Rosmini, 170-171 and _note_, 176, 180, 184-185, 187
Rossi, Count, 87 and _note_[117]
Rothe, xix, 146, 206
Rousse, 88
Rousseau, xii, 56, 78
Ruskin, John, writings of, on fly-leaves, 58; at Hawarden, 172; on
Bonamy Price, 197 and _note_[241]; estimate of, 42, 62; otherwise
mentioned, 59, 85
Russell, Lord Arthur, 31 and _note_, 65, 72, 74, 162
---- C. (Lord Russell of Killowen), 153
---- George, 212 and _note_[262]
---- Lord John, xxiv, 47
---- Lord Odo (Lord Ampthill), xlvii, 195 and _note_
Russia--
Granville's reception in, xx-xxi
Policy of, 179, 208

St. Hilaire, B., estimate of, 2, 37-39; argument of, regarding
Jesuits, 39; Aristotelian work of, 39; view of, on Greeks, 74;
otherwise mentioned, 41, 104
St. Just, 77, 142
St. Simon, memoirs of, 32
Salisbury, Marquis of, Irish party compared with, 75; assurances
required by, from Gladstone, 210, _note_; in Tunis affair, 90; on
Irish Arrears Bill, 158 and _note_[185]; otherwise mentioned, 108,
190, 205, 214, 217
Salmeron, 137
Sancta Clara, Father, 138, 147
Sand, George, 78 and _note_[99]; 79, 83
Sandford, Bp., 160 and _note_[191]
Savonarola, 123
Scaliger, 207
"Scenes from Clerical Life," 163
Schelling, 146
Scherer, estimate of, 1-2, 6; patriotism of, 34; on Carlyle, 74; on
George Eliot, 207; otherwise mentioned, 11, 205
Schiller, 79
Schlegel, 82
Schleiermacher, 82
Schloezer, 123
"School of Shakespeare," 42
Schwartzenberg, xlix
Sclater, 129
Scott, Sir Walter, lxi, 93
Scottish mental characteristic, 206
Seeley, Sir John, death of, lxvi; Acton contrasted with, lxvii;
"Expansion of England," by, 6 and _note_[10]-8; otherwise mentioned,
115, 175
Selborne, Lord, 108, 211
Selden, 207
Serjeant, 140
"Sermons in a College Chapel," 78 and _note_[98], 79, 83
Shakespeare--
Defects of, 57, 60
Montalembert on, 57
Sonnets of, 41-42
Shaw, 103, 153
---- Dr., cited, ix, lviii
Shelburne, Lord, 81
Shelley, 79
Sherbrookr, Viscount (Robert Lowe), attitude of, towards H. Gladstone,
10-11 and _note_; hurt regarding offer of peerage, 12-13;
Maine's views on, 26; indebtedness of, to Burke, 57; on political
economy, 90; otherwise mentioned, 8, 17, 50, 70, 76
Shorthouse, Mr., correspondence with, 151 and _note_[176], 159 and
_note_[189]
Shrewsbury, Lord, 132
Sidebotham, Rev. H., 204
Sidgwick, Prof., 177 _note_, 191
Sieyes, 48
Simon, Jules, 2, 39, 161
Simon, Richard, 133
Sincerity, 168
Skelton, Sir John, 104 _note_[137]
Slavery, xx, xxxvi
Smith, Adam, 6, 91-92
---- Goldwin, 70, 112
---- P. J., 101
---- Robertson, 197
---- Sir William, lviii, 50
Socialism, lxi, 170, 175, 212
Society, State as distinct from, 7, 76, 94, 101
Soudan, 176, 179, 215
Southey, 82, 93
Spain--
Inquisition in, 146
Jesuits in, lix
Mexican expedition of, xxxvii
Spinola, 134, 150
Spinoza, xlix, 96
Spencer, Earl, estimate of, 153; rumoured resignation of, 155 and
_note_; otherwise mentioned, 16, 205, 218
---- Lady, 61
---- Herbert, Laveleye on, 71; opinion of, on "Scenes from Clerical Life,"
163; otherwise mentioned, 27 and _note_[33], 119
Staeel, Mme. de, 5
Stahl, lxxvi, 97
_Standard_, 55, 65, 66
Stanley, Dean, 70, 85
---- of Alderley, Lord, 64 and _note_[72]
State, society as distinct from, 7, 76, 94, 101
Stephen, Fitzjames, 26, 70; on Criminal Law, 166
Stillingfleet, 133
Strachey, Sir Edward, 55-56
---- Sir John, 20 and _note_
Strossmayer, Bishop, xliv, xlix
Stuart, James, 192, 209 and _note_[258], 212 and _note_[263]
Stubbs, Bishop, estimate of, 149, 177, 191, 192, 196; approached by
Mrs. J. R. Green, 198; otherwise mentioned, 180, 183
Sumner, Charles, 5
Suspicion--
Commynes on, 35
Desirability of, 12, 15, 122
Moderation to be observed in, 58, 59
Sutherland, Duchess of, 180 and _note_[218]
Swinburne, 21, 42, 79
Swiss nationality, xxx
Sybel, von, xix
Symonds, J. A., 70

Tachard, M., 27 _note_[34]
Taine, estimate of, 2; Soberer compared with, 6; Tennyson's attitude
towards, 20; on Macaulay, 52-53; on the Revolution, 207
Tait, Bishop, 204
Talbot, Dr., 177 _note_, 179 and _note_[215]
"Talleyrand's Memoirs," 36
Tegernsee, lix, 33, 80, 84
Temple, Bishop, 203-204
---- Cowper (Lord Mount Temple), 3
Temporal power of Rome. _See_ under Churches--Roman Catholic--Papacy
_Temps_, 34, 82
Tennyson, Alfred, estimate of, 20; attitude towards Gladstone, 209
and _note_[256]; otherwise mentioned, 40, 55, 70, 79 _note_
---- Hallam, 19, 21
Thiers, xxiv, 39, 47, 49
Things _versus_ Persons, 6-7, 14, 85, 109, 200, 206, 210
Thirlwall, Bishop, 117-118
Thorndike, 131
Thucydides, 32
_Times_--
Carlyle, views on, 71, 82
Change in, 215
Chenery's dealings with, 13, 26, 35
Tocqueville, Alexis de, xix, 172
Toland, 52, 139 _note_[172]
Toryism--
Attitude of, 199
Female adherents of, 181
Frere's exemplification of, 77
Gout, compared with, 35
Liberal ideas permeating, 200
Maine on, 119
Transvaal, 77
Trench, Archbishop, 27 and _note_[32]
Trevelyan, G. O., "Life of Fox" by, 52-53; estimate of, 59;
otherwise mentioned, 17, 65
Trollope, 65
Turgot, 49
Turkey, tyranny of, 91 and _note_[127]
Tyndall, Prof., 50, 166
Tyranny--
Success as essence of, 143-144
Turkish, 91 and _note_[127]

Ultramontanism. _See_ under Churches--Roman Catholic
United States--
Abolitionists in, xx
Civil war in, Acton's lecture on, xxxv-xxxvii
Constitution of, French critic on, lviii
Democracy in, 93; Tocqueville's book on, xix
Dependencies in relation to, xxxix
Liberty, doctrine of, realised by, lvii
Monroe doctrine, 198 and _note_[245]
Ussher, 207

Valdes, Juan, 136, 147
Van Helmont, 139
Vaticanism. _See_ under Churches--Roman Catholic
Victoria, Queen, Acton agreeable to, lxv; shot at, by a lunatic, 126
and _note_[2]; Mentone residence of, 126, 128
Vielcastel, 2
Vinet, 146, 207

Waddington, M., v, 171-172
---- Mme., v
Wagner (pol. economist), cited, 90, 97
Waldegrave, Lady, 40
Wales, Prince of, 109
Wallace, Robert, 71 _note_[88]
Walshe, 140
Warburton, 52
Ward, Wilfrid, Wiseman's "Life" by, xvi; otherwise mentioned, 182, 206
Waterland, 180
Wealth, labour the source of, 92
Webster, 47, 49
Wellington, Duke of, 46, 93, 200
Westcott, Dr., Bishop of Durham, 70, 203
Wetherell, 218
---- (editor of _Chronicle_), xl
Whigs--
Acton's sympathy with, 56, 107
Constructive power lacking in, 111
Democrats, dependence on, 108
Seeley on, 7
White, 140
Wickham, Dr., 129, 135, 166
Wilberforce, R. J., 180, 182
---- Bishop, 95, 106, 203
Wilkinson, Bishop, 183, 203
William III, 67, _note_[79]
Williams, Roger, 146
Wilson, 52
Wimpfen, 172
Winchester, Bishop of (Winton), 70
Windham, 46
Wiseman, Dr., xvi, xxx-xxxii
Wolseley, Lord, 59, 77
Wolverton, Lord, Irish views of, 65; estimate of, 67; otherwise
mentioned, 27, 89, 161, 188
Women's Suffrage, 180-181
_World_, 74

Zulfikar, 208
Zulus, 17; Cetewayo, 174

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