reign of, 275;
charters of, 306;
negotiations of, with Rome, 278;
Parliaments of, 292
Henry III.,
reign of, 319;
charters of, 320, 321, 323;
struggles of, with the barons, 355, 356, 359;
Parliaments convoked by, 360, 362;
political character of, 368
Henry IV., reign of, 518
Henry V.,
parliamentary character of the reign of, 518
Hierarchy of feudalism, 175
Hincmar, Archbishop,
letter of, on national assemblies, 164
History,
simultaneous development of, 1, 2, 11;
aspects of, 259, 260;
adoption of, to the present age, 261
History, of the Anglo-Saxons, 29, 37
History, of England,
sketch of, 270;
remarkable fact in the, 494
History, of English towns, 364
History, European, epochs of, 13, 258
History, of free nations, 260
History, philosophic, 260
History, poetical, 259
History, political, 262
History, practical, 260
Honorati, the,
under the Roman empire, 243
Honorius III.,
decrees of, 321
House of Commons,
origin of the, 268, 419-423, 437;
early importance of, 424;
rights of the, 480;
participation of, in the legislature, 481
House of Commons,
in the 14th century, 388
House of Commons,
in the reign of Henry III., 484
House of Commons,
in the reign of Edward II., 458
House of Commons,
speaker of the, first chosen, 478
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House of Lords,
origin of the, 419-423, 435;
results of the establishment of the, 437;
increasing powers of, 486;
struggles of, with the Commons, 498
House of Lords, in the 15th century, 515
Houses of Parliament,
origin of the separation of the, 314, 418;
distinct characters of, 372, 478
Hubert de Burgh, 322
Hugh Capet, 101, 160;
succession of, 171
Hullman, Dr.,
views of, on the social state, 104
Hume, history by, 259, 260
I.
Independence under the feudal system, 130
Independence, individual, 156
Industry, national, protection of, 491
Inequality, tendency of society to, 440
Influence, political, 231
Initiative,
right of, 464, 467, 483;
abuse of, 471;
introduction of the present form of, 507
Innocent III., Pope, 311, 317
Institutions,
points necessary to the study of, 32;
three systems of, 148
Institutions,
ancient, study of, 4, 7
Institutions, Anglo-Norman, 282;
political estimation of the, 283, 314, 328
Institutions, Anglo-Saxon, 38, 46, 282, 284;
political estimation of, 283
Institutions,
central, 46, 52, 159, 229, 282
Institutions, English,
foundations of the, 30, 284
Institutions, European, 3, 13;
general character of, 23;
origin of, 281
Institutions, feudal, establishment of, 172
Institutions,
Frankish, 82;
difficulties relating to, 103, 104, 149
Institutions,
free, birth of, 254;
establishment of, in England, 28, 284;
circumstances favourable to, 494;
decline of, 149, 172
Institutions,
of liberty in Germany, 148
Institutions,
local, 1, 150;
results of, 45, 150
Institutions,
of the Visigoths, 237
Institutions,
monarchical, decline of, 158, 172
Institutions,
political, study of, 11
Institutions,
Roman, 235
Insurrections in England, 323, 355, 360
Ireland, conquest of, 279
Irenarchæ, 199
J.
Jews, treatment of, by the Visigoths, 211;
massacre of the, 271
John, reign of, 308-318;
character of, 301;
excommunication of, 310
Judges, laws referring to, 239, 240;
appointment of, 315
Jurisdiction, seignorial, extension of, 153
Jurisdiction,
of counts, 158
Jurisdiction,
of dukes, 152
Jurisdiction,
Norman, 296
Juries, Gothic, in Spain, 247
Jury,
origin of the, 44;
election of officers by, 249
Justice,
character, and power of, 33;
administration of, according to Magna Charta, 314
Justices,
itinerant, 297
Justinian,
laws of, 199;
possessions of, 210
K.
Kingdom of the Franks,
division of the, 92, 95
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Kingdoms,
barbarian foundation of, 27,86, 87
King's court, 291, 294
King's ministers, appointment of, 488
Kings,
origin of the appointment, 53;
private domains of, 113;
progress of the power of, 151, 486;
duties of, 169, 225;
election of, 222
Kings,
Anglo-Saxon, 53
Kings,
Frankish, 113
Kings, of France,
maintenance of, 108
Kings, Norman,
wealth of, 295;
government of, 290, 298
Kings,
of the Visigoths, 207-214
Knights of shires,
appointment of, 351, 353, 354;
admission of, to Parliament, 353;
influence of, 358, 359;
election of, 380, 419
L.
Lands,
distribution of, in France, 111;
condition of, a symbol of the condition of persons, 105
Lands,
allodial, 106;
division of, 106;
taxation of, 108
Lands,
beneficiary, 112
Lands,
salic, 106, 107
Lands,
tributary, 126
Lands,
waste, 128
Landowners,
power of, 47, 377;
benefices conceded by, 124
Language, changes in,
connected with the changes in society, 65
Law,
theory of, 217, 218
Law,
courts, established in England, 297
Law,
of the inviolability of members, 511;
infringement of the, 512
Law,
Divine, the true law of man, 60, 347
Law,
man, subject to, 60, 349
Laws, barbarian, 137, 215
Law,
of compurgation, 250, 251
Law,
criminal, principles of, 226
Laws of Henry I., 273
Laws relating to judges, 239, 240, 315
Laws relating to slaves, 227
Laws, Saxon, 286
Laws, of tenure, 1, 14, 117, 120, 135
Laws of the Visigoths, 119, 125, 177, 208, 215, 229, 236
Laws of William the Norman, 271
Leicester, Earl of,
result of the insurrection headed by, 323, 355, 360;
government of, 361;
death of, 362
Legislation, theory of, 216
Legislation, Anglo-Saxon, 36, 41
Legislation, according to Magna Charta, 314
Legislation, parliamentary, 480, 481
Legislation, under William the Norman, 45, 272
Legislation,
of the Visigoths, 215, 228;
defects of the, 229
Legislature,
division of the, into three branches, 514
Legislature,
English, 30, 41
Leovigild, reign of, 210
Leudes,
appointment of, 141;
offices held by, _ib._;
duties and emoluments of, 142;
rise of the, 160
Liberalism, progress of, 369
Liberty,
demands of, on society, 133;
character of, in the early ages, 135;
aspects of, 154, 155;
principles of, 201, 205;
guarantees of, 240;
sources of, 269;
theory of, 335
Liberty, natural, 155
Liberty, moral, 155
Liberty, municipal, 241-244
Liberty, personal, two meanings of, 154
Liberty,
political, origin of, 283;
secret of, 443;
principles of, 450
Liberty, of the press,
advantages arising from the, 64, 81, 264
Liberty, social, 155
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Liberties, English, causes of the, 283, 424
Liberties, of the Franks, Mannert on the, 143
Liuva I., reign of, 210
Liuva. II., death of, 211
London, early political importance of, 365
Lords, committee of, appointed, 501
Lords, struggles of the,
with royalty, 502;
with the Commons, 496, 498
Lords,
House of, 419-423, 435;
results of the establishment of, 437
Lords,
ordainers, institution of, 456,
measures of the, 477
Louis the Debonnair, reign of, 98, 99, 158, 171
Louis the Prince,
conquest of England by, 318;
his resignation of the kingdom, 320
Louis, St.,
arbitration of, between Henry III. and his barons, 360
Loyalty,
general requirements of, 123
M.
Magistrates,
appointment of, 45, 361;
various kinds of, 238
Magistrates,
municipal, 198, 199
Magistrates,
local, 238
Magna Charta, 309;
analysis of, 313-316;
violation of, 317;
confirmation of, 493
Magnum Concilium, 290
Magnum commune consilium regni, 448
Majority, sovereignty of the, 340
Man, a free agent, 427
Mannert, on "the liberties of the Franks," 143
Mariana, Abbé, on Councils of Toledo, 241
Marshals of England appointed, 327
Martel, Charles, 91, 92;
seizure of church property by, 118;
despotism of, 157
Matilda, queen of Henry I., 273
Matilda, daughter of Henry I., coronation of, 274
Mayors of the palace,
institution of, 90;
authority of, 164
Members of Parliament, 383;
nomination of, 377;
election of, 385;
classification of, 421-422;
inviolability of, 511;
salaries paid to, 383, 461
Merovingians,
fall of the, 91, 160;
tendency of events under the, 94
Might and right, amalgamation of, 431
Ministers of State, responsibility of, 488
Monarchy,
issue of, from feudalism, 174;
progress of, under Charlemagne, 15, 157
Monarchy,
absolute, in France, 56, 149
Monarchy,
absolute, in England, 519
Monarchy,
Anglo-Saxon, 48
Monarchy, English, 266;
character of the, 267;
increasing powers of, 451
Monarchy, Frankish, 89;
decline of, 158
Monarchy, French, 86;
extension of, 148, 149
Monarchy, of the Visigoths, 208-214, 221;
destruction of the, by the Arabs, and consequent results, 254
Montesquieu, on "Representative government," 56
Montesquieu, on the "Tenure of Benefices," 116
Montesquieu, on the "Origin of Nobility," 142
Montfort, Simon de,
rebellion of, 355, 360;
death of, 362
Municipia, 181;
constitution of the, 184;
growing importance of, 186;
burdens of the, 188;
decay of the, 191
Murder, punishment of,
under the feudal system, 137, 138
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N.
Nations, free, history of, 260
Nature, law of, 8, 129
Neustria, kingdom of, 88, 89
Nobles, functions of the, in early Parliaments, 292
Nobility, origin of the, 142, 143
Nobility, Montesquieu on, 142
Normandy,
union of, to the British crown, 273;
reunion of, to the crown of France, 310
Normandy,
feudalism in, 285
Normans, the, 100;
resemblance of, to the Anglo-Saxons, 281;
national assemblies of the, 290
Norway, election of the kings of, 298, 311
O.
Oath of the Adalid, 248
Oaths of fidelity, 123
Office of kings appointed, 53
Offices held by Leudes, 141
Officers, municipal, 183, 198
Officium palatinum, 234
Omnipotence, great question of, 441
Oppression, primary cause of, 133, 134
Ordeal, trials by, 249, 251, 252
Ordinances, nature of, 482
Organization, monarchical, 158
Ostrogoths, in Italy, 236
Oxford, Parliament of, 356;
acts of the, 357
P.
Palace, keeper of the, 166
Palace, mayors of the, 90, 164
Palatines, appointment of, 167
Parliament, English,
a secret assembly, 81;
origin of the, 266, 268;
formation of, 350-354, 366, 388;
progress of, 326, 360, 370, 372, 453;
final establishment of the, 372;
composition of, 374, 376;
original constitution of, 419;
sittings of, 421;
present constitution of, 423;
object of, 442;
first name of, 448;
power and attributes of, 449;
vicissitudes of, 452;
development of, 467;
prorogations of, 479, 499;
reaction against, 503;
climax of the power of, 518;
suspension of, 520;
admission of the Commons to, 370
Parliament, Anglo-Norman, 290
Parliament, two Houses of,
necessity for the, 265;
origin of the division, 418-421, 434
Parliament, the Good, 490
Parliament, of Oxford, 356, 367;
acts of the, 357
Parliament, the Wonderful, 502
Parliaments,
annual, 496;
statutes relating to, 477
Parliament, of Edward II., 370, 371, 374, 454, 455
Parliament, of Edward III., 455, 477
Parliament, of Henry II., 292
Parliament, of Henry III., 360, 362
Parliament, of Richard II., 494-507
Party influence, action of, 406
Peers, origin of the House of, 52;
functions of the, 435;
advantages of, 436
Pembroke, Earl of, 320
People, sovereignty of the, 69
Pepin, ancestors of, 90, 91
Pepin the Short, 96;
despotism of, 157, 160
Perers, or Pierce, Alice, influence of, 488
Persons, classification of, 132;
principles of, 134, 193
Peter de Roches, 322
Petition, right of, 463, 465, 469;
abuse of the, 470;
right of, superseded, 515
Petitions, practice regarding, 459;
presentation of, 464, 468, 482;
discussions of, 472;
usage of, exchanged for bills, 513
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Phenomena of nature and of mind, 102
Philosophy of fact, 426
Philosophy of will, 337, 338, 344
Philosophy school of, 426, 427, 430, 432
Plurality, definition of, by Pascal, 62
Police regulations, 42, 271
Poll-tax levied, 497, 498
Politics, art of, 443
Popes, origin of the right of, to make and unmake kings, 96;
powers of the, 311, 317, 321;
resistance of the Commons to the, 490
Power, derivation of, 346;
legitimacy of, 349
absolute, characteristics of, 58, 59, 233, 299, 346;
fallibility of, 77;
theory of, 341;
causes which led to the establishment of, in France, 424;
bulwarks against, 442;
struggles of, in England, 495-502
Power, administrative, division of, in England, 289
Power, central, division of, 444;
relation of, to representative government, 445
Power, ecclesiastical, 275, 276;
decline of, in England, 282
Power, electoral, 264;
division of, in England, 266
Power, executive, 288;
tendency of, 289;
theory of, 340
Power, judicial, 288, 441;
division of, 289, 517;
concentration of, in the person of Henry II., 296
Power, legislative, 288;
division of, in England, 418-424;
effects of, 446
Power, monarchical, progress of, 15
Power, regal,
extension of, 148, 151;
causes of the, 160, 276;
theory of, 218, 446;
origin of, 219;
struggles of, with feudal powers, 308-325;
restrictions to, 361;
resistance of the Commons to, 477
Powers, division of, essential to government, 79, 289;
results of, in England, 268
Powers, emancipation of, in France, 289
Powers, which rule society, 288
Precaria, origin of the, 117
Prerogative, royal origin of, 300;
maintenance of, 503
Problem of government, 78
Progress, the law of nature, 129
Property, territorial, 126-129
Proprietors, isolation of, 130
allodial, 135
beneficiary, 135
Prorogation of Parliament, 499;
right of, 478, 479
Publicity,
an essential characteristic of representative government, 80, 265
Publicity, in England, 81
R.
Reason, unity of, 79;
sovereignty of, 343, 346
Reason, the source of power, 346
Recared I., reign of, 211
Recared II., reign of, 212
Recesuinth, accession of, 213;
laws of, 244
Reconciliation, theory of, 338
Recommendation, feudal system of, 125, 126
Reformation, causes which led to the, 491
Regent, title of, first adopted, 320
Régime, feudal, in France, 97
Relations, social, rule of, 428
Religion, influence of, on royal power, 161, 162
Rentals, origin of, 127
Representation,
political meaning of the term, 334, 348;
theories of, 335, 336, 341;
doctrine of, 347;
first development of, in English government, 354, 355;
progress of, 363, 367
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Representation of counties, 363
Representation of boroughs, 364-366
Representation of universities, 373
Representation of will, 339
Representatives of counties,
election of, 381;
payment of, 383, 461;
number of, 405;
coalition of, with members for boroughs, 422;
qualifications of, 410
Representatives of boroughs, election of, 384, 385;
assembly of, 419
Republic, Venetian, result of the, 69
Requirements, historic, of the present age, 261
Revenue, public employment of the, 499
Revenues of the Norman kings, 296
Revolutions,
general effects of, on society, 2, 10;
epochs of, 187
Revolutions, French, effects of the, 40
Richard Cœur de Lion, 279;
death of, 280;
reign of, 306
Richard II.,
reign of, 494-506;
government of, 500;
deposition of, 505, 506, 509;
political character of, 507, 508
Right,
impossibility of defining, 429;
philosophy of, 426, 437, 430;
legitimacy of, 431
Right and might, amalgamation of, 431
Right, derived from capacity, 394
Right, Divine, theory of, 213, 446
Right, of enquiry, 473, 487
Right, hereditary, 435
Right,
initiative, 464, 471;
completion of the, 514
Right, of petition, 463, 469
Right, of prorogation, 478, 479
Rights, electoral, 406, 407
Rights, municipal, 200, 385, 386
Rights, national, 63
Rights, political, 63;
separation of, from municipal rights, 200
Rights, public, combination of, 391;
independence of, 392
Robert, duke of Normandy, 273
Robertson, history by, 259, 260;
Rochester, siege of, 317
Rome,
political institutions of, 184;
classification of the inhabitants of, 193, 200;
centralization of power in, 202
Rousseau,
his hypothesis of society, 57;
his theory of representation, 335, 337, 339
Royalty, theory of, 218;
struggles with feudal aristocracy, 311, 317, 322, 327
Royalty, among the Franks, 159
Royalty,
Anglo-Norman, 295;
wealth and power of, 296-299
Runnymede, conference at, 312
S.
Salic lands, 107
Salic law, 107
Salisbury, Parliament at, 373
Savigny, M. de,
on the laws of the Visigoths, 241, 244
Saxons,
enmity of, to the Danes, 270;
analogy of, with the Normans, 282;
national assemblies of the, 291-293
School, philosophic,
fundamental principles of, 426;
errors of the, 427, 429, 430, 432
School,
historic principles of the, 426;
errors of the, 433
Science, political, 389
Scribæ, 199
Scotland,
early independence of, 484;
wars of, 486
Senators, Roman, 194
Serfs, see Slaves.
Service, military,
origin of, 109;
limits of, 110;
exaction of, 326
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Siesbut, reign of, 211
Sisenand, usurpation of, 212
Slaves, 33, 38;
causes of the condition of, 136;
laws regarding, 227
Socialism, first law of, 57
Society,
classification of, 33;
origin of, 57;
philosophy of, 57;
desire and tendency of, 66, 438, 439;
earliest condition of, 133;
tests of the social condition of, 137;
meaning and object of, 441;
government of, 288;
parliamentary classification of, 420, 422;
great aim of, 432, 438
Society, Anglo-Saxon, 34-37
Society, Christian,
influence of, on the fallen powers of Rome, 187;
growth of, 189
Sovereignty,
right of, 58;
effects of, 67;
theories of, 263, 264;
opinions of Bracton and Fortescue on, 267
Sovereignty, individual,
theory of, 336-338, 242;
results of, 443;
division of, 445
Sovereignty, of the majority, 340
Sovereignty, of reason, 343
Sovereignty, of will, 341, 344
Spain,
under the Roman Empire, 206;
invasion of, 209;
monarchy in, 210;
fall of the, 214;
division of, into dioceses, 213;
Gothic laws of, 246, 247;
institutions of, 235
Speaker of the House of Commons,
first appointed, 478;
functions of the, 511
Speech, liberty of, secured, 510
State,
councils of, 165;
revenues of the, 487
States, barbarian, 232, 281
States,
modern, 201, 448;
comparison of, with the Roman Empire, 113, 201
Statute of Acton Burnel, 420
Statute in confirmation of charters, 330
Statute granted to the clergy, 499
Statutes, formation of, 461, 482
Stephen,
wars of, 274;
regal power of, 300;
charters of, 305
Sub-enfeoffment, origin of, 124
Subsidies,
conditions attached to, 461, 497, 498;
appropriation of, 480
Succession, hereditary, 101, 158, 159, 209, 212
Suffolk, earl of, 501
Suffrage, universal, origin of, 339
Suffrage, right of, 381, 385
Suffrage, Roman, 181
Suinthila, king of the Visigoths, 212
Susceptor, 199
Suzerainty, 172, 173
System, electoral, of England, 377-388, 408, 517
System, feudal, 14, 35, 126, 173, 146, 158, 171, 175;
establishment of, in Normandy, 103, 283;
origin of the, 112
System, municipal, 200;
decay of, 202, 204
System, municipal, Roman, 178;
effects of the, 180, 181;
extension of the, 186;
results of the, 189;
abolition of the, 192
System, philosophical, 343
System, representative,
nature of the, 348;
object of, 440;
principle of, 440, 449
Systems, judicial, of France and England, 287
T.
Tabularii, 147
Talliage, 364
Taxes levied by Edward I., 326
Taxes levied by Edward III., 479, 498
Taxes levied by Henry III., 323
Taxes levied by the Norman kings, 296, 305, 306
Taxes levied by Richard II., 497
Taxes, right of imposing, 364, 480, 495
Taxes, voting of, 400, 481
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Taxes, distinction between, and the civil list, 496
Taxes, imposition of, in France, 110
Tenchebray, battle of, 273
Tenure, laws of, 114, 117, 120, 124, 135
Tenure, Montesquieu on, 116
Tenure, of national assemblies, 293
Territory, divisions of, under the Anglo-Saxons, 42
Territory, divisions of, by the Frankish kings, 86, 92
Thanes, history of the, 33-35
Theodosius the Great, 24
Theodoric,
dominions of, 86
invasion of Spain by, 207;
death of, 208
Theodoric II., 208
Theory of law, 217
Theory of power, 219, 220
Theory of reconciliation, 338
Theory of royalty, 218
Theories of representation, 335, 336;
consequences of, 337
Theories of government, 341
Theudegisil, king of the Visigoths, 210
Thorismund, 208
Time,
past, importance of the study of, 5;
present characteristics of the, 21
Toledo, general councils of, 211-213, 221, 230;
political influence of the, 231, 233;
Abbé Mariana on the, 241
Tories,
their estimation of Saxon and Norman institutions, 283;
opinions of, on national assemblies, 290;
on electors, 377;
theories of, refuted, 382
Towns, English,
importance of, 268, 306, 362, 364;
liberties of, 265, 280;
effects of the Norman conquest on, 294;
deputies of, called to Parliament, 362;
representation of, 366
Towns, conquered, treatment of, by the Romans, 181
Trial, by ordeal, 249, 251
Trial by jury, 250, 252
Tribute, laws of, 108
Truth,
difficulty of attaining the, 19;
characteristics of, 68
Tyranny,
local, effects of, 174;
origin of; 340, 341
Tythes,
institution of, 326;
continuation of, 372
U.
Unity,
definition of, 62, 265;
power of, in government, 72
University of Oxford first represented in Parliament, 373
Usurpation, frequency of, 223
V.
Vascons or Basques, defeat of the, 210
Vassals,
etymology of the term, 122;
condition of, 175
Vassals, royal, duties of, 296
Vassalage, 122, 126
Visigoth legislation, character of, 215
Visigoths,
laws of the, 119, 125, 177, 208, 215;
national assemblies of, 211;
institutions of, 237
Visigoths, monarchy of the, in Gaul, 207, 208
Visigoths, monarchy in Spain, 207, 210
Visigoths,
bishops of the, 232;
character of, 236
Visigoths,
kings of the, 207-214;
duties of the, 225
Votes, classification of, 420
W.
Wallia, king of the Visigoths, 207
Wamba, 213
Wars, civil, 274, 275, 280, 311, 519;
results of, 301, 520
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Wars of Clovis, 34
Wars of Edward II., 456
Wars of Henry III., 323
Wars of Stephen, 274
Wars regulated by Parliament, 486
Wars of York and Lancaster, 519;
effects of, on the representative form of government, 520
Wealth, stationary condition of, 131
Wealth, of the Norman kings, 295
Wehrgeld, or classified value of life, 137, 138
Whigs, opinions of the,
on Saxon and Norman institutions, 283;
on national assemblies, 291;
on the election of members, 377
Will, philosophy of, 337, 338, 344;
representation of, 339;
province of the, 344
Will representation, 343
William the Norman,
changes in the legislature instituted by, 45, 272;
conquest of England by, 211;
charters of, 303
William Rufus, political character of the reign of, 272
Wittenagemot,
composition of the, 46;
powers of, 49, 51;
character of the, 52;
assemblies of the, 284, 292, 449
Withema, 211
Witiza, reign of, 214
Writs of Chancery, 297
Writs of convocation, 371, 373, 374
Writs of election, 386
Y.
Yeomanry, English, origin of the, 36
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