Famines

Federal union on great scale,

conditions of

its durableness lies in its flexibility

Federalism, pacific implications of

will be adopted by Europe

Federation and conquest

Federations in Greece

Feudal system, origin of

Fick, A.

France, political development of

contrasted with England as a colonizer

France and Germany, their late war

their political weight a century hence

Francis I.

Franklin, B.

Franks

Freeman, E.A.

Freiburg

French villages

Gau

Gaul, Roman conquest of

Geneva

Gens

Georgia

Germany conquered and converted by Charles the Great

Gibraltar

Goths

Great states, method of forming,

notion of their having an inherent tendency to break up

difficulty of forming

Grimm, J.

Haddon Hall

Hamburg

Hamilton, A.

Hampden, J.

Hannibal's invasion of Italy

Hearn, Professor

Henry VIII.

Heretoga

Hindustan, village communities in

cities in

Holland

Howard of Effingham

Hundred

Hungary

Hunnish invasion of Europe

Incorporation

Iroquois tribes

James II.

Jinghis Khan,

Judiciary, federal,

Kansas,

Kemble, J.,

Kingship among ancient Teutons,

La Salle, R.,

Lausanne,

Leo's defeat of the Saracens,

Lewes, battle of,

Liegnitz, battle of,

Lincoln, A.,

Lincoln, city of,

Livingstone, Dr.,

Lombards,

London, growth of,

Louis VI.,

Louis XIV.,

Madison, J.,

Maine, Sir II.,

Maintz,

Malta,

Manorial courts,

Manors, origin of,

March meetings in New England,

Marius, C.,

Mark,

in England,

meaning of the word,

Mark-mote,

Massachusetts,

May assemblies in Switzerland,

Melbourne, city of,

Middle Ages, turbulence of,

Military strength of civilized world, its increase,

Minnesota,

Mir, or Russian village,

Mongolian Khans in Russia,

Mongols,

Montenegro,

Montfort, S. de,

Naseby, battle of,

Navies less dangerous than standing armies,

Nebraska,

Nelson's statue in Trafalgar Square,

Nevada,

New England confederacy,

New York,

New Zealand,

Norman conquest,

North America, struggle for possession of,

Omar,

Pagus,

Paris, American dinner-party in,

Parish, its relation to township,

Parkman, F.

Pax romana

Peace of the world, how secured,

Peerage of England

Peloponnesian war

Persian war against Greece

Pestilences

Petersham

Philip, King

Phratries

Pictet, A.

Poland

Pontiac

Population of United States a century hence

Private property in land

Problem of political civilization

Protestantism and Catholicism, political question at stake between

Prussia conquered by Teutonic knights

Puritanism

Puritans of New England, their origin

Quebec, Wolfe's victory at

Rebellion against Charles I.

Redivision of arable lands

Re-election of town officers

Representation unknown to Greeks and Romans

origin of

federal, in United States

Rex

Rhode Island

Roman law

Rome, plebeian revolution at

early stages of

secret of its power

advantages of its dominion

causes of its political failure,

powerful influence of, in Middle Ages

meaning of its great wars

Roses, wars of the

Ross, D.

Russia, Mongolian conquest of

village communities in

its late war against the Turks

its despotic government contrasted with that of France under Old Régime

SARACENS

Scandinavia

Secession, war of

Selectmen

Self-government preserved in England

lost in France

Shakespeare

Shires

Shottery, cottage at

Smith, J.

Social war

South Carolina

Spain, Roman conquest of

Sparta

State sovereignty in America

Strasburg

Strategic position of England

Stubbs, W.

Suez

Swiss cantonal assemblies

Switzerland, lesson of its history

self-government preserved in

Tacitus

Tariff in America

Tax-taking despotisms

Tennyson, A.

Teutonic civilization contrasted with Graeco-Roman

Teutonic knights

Teutonic village communities

Texas

Thegnhood

Thirty Years' War

Thukydides

Tocqueville

Tourist in United States

Town, meaning of the word

Town-meetings, origin of

Town-names formed from patronymics

Township in New England,

in western states

Tribe and shire

Turks

Versailles

Vestry-meetings

Victoria, Australia

Village-mark

Villages of New England

Virginia, parishes in

Visigoths

Wallace, D.M.

War of independence

Warfare, universal in early times

how diminished

interferes with political development

less destructive now than in ancient times

how effectively waged by the most pacific of peoples

Washington, city of

Washington, G.

William III.

Witenagemote

Wolfe's victory at Quebec

Yorktown

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