xxvi. Life-boat, 69. Lincoln, Abraham, xxiii, 23, 110. 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 as President, 190. Lincoln Tower, xxiii. 66 on Frederic, 154. 66 Luise of Prussia, 306. Macaulay on decay, 160. on Reform Bill, 166. Madison, his papers, 123. 66 on confederacy, 116. 66 on slavery, 132. Magna Charta, 80. Majority, tyranny of, 72. Manhood, xiii, 137, 306. Manners of early times, 124. Mason and Dixon, 172. Mason on slavery, 134. International, Christianity more than, Material civilization, 203, 205. Mercenaries, German, 52. Military occupation, 179. Mill, John Stuart, 76. Mississippi, the, 170, 175. Missouri Compromise, 172, 189. Mobocracy, 142. Mommsen on Rome, 159, 177. Monarchy, predictions of, 62. Napoleon, xiv, 146, seq. Nationalities, foreign, dangers of, 284. Nation analyzed, 4. Office not a right, 74, 75. Ordinance of 1787, 134. 226. Rahel quoted, 251. 66 German, 183. 66 Irish, 182. 66 native, 183. 66 negro, 282. Ranke on the Reformation, 21. 66 Shays's, 71, 121. true view of, 277. Reconstruction, its blunder, 278. Reeleaux, Prof., on German industry, 244. Religion and liberty, 29. 66 in America, 220. in colonies, 30, seq., 218. Religious liberty, xvii, 289, seq. 66 abuses of, 289. Representation, slave, 131. Republican party, 189. Repudiation, 187. Otis, James, advises a congress, 8, 16, 37, Resistance, duty of, 86. Syllabus, 295. Grote on, 140 n. Syllogism in Declaration, 66. Tacitus on Germans, 22. Taft, Attorney-General, 257 n. Taxation and representation, 19, 40. 66 why resisted, 13, 18. Tea-party, Boston, 47. Tecumseh, 187. Territory, North-western, 134. 66 of the United States, 177. Tests of government, 162. Teutonic race, 22. Theology, New-England, 229. Thought, vitality of, 102. |