[Transcriber's note: the 'Notes' have been moved to their respective
pages and appear as 'Notes']
POSTSCRIPT.--The bulk of the Notes would have been greatly
augmented, if I had undertaken to explain 1892 as well as 1865 to
the children of 1915. In 1892 Mr. CARNEGIE (p. 19) was not yet the
benefactor of the outworn members of my own profession, and Mr.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS was declaiming against the College Fetich to
which I have borne a life long allegiance. To some of my own
allusions I have lost the clue and find myself in the category with
which BROWNING has made the world familiar.