A.

_Achilles_,

illustration of the effects of ennui in, 38.

_Acosta_,

commendation of tobacco, by, 149.

_Address_ of Convention of Teachers and Friends of Education at Utica,

&c.,

notice of, 283.

_Alibert_, J. L.,

his Physiology of the Passions, &c., chap. XI. Ennui, reviewed, 33,

&c. See _Ennui_.

_Aristotle_,

a prey to Ennui, 43.

_Augustus II._ and _III._, Kings of Poland,

reigns of, 469.

_Auto-biography of Thieves_, 116, &c.

tests of truth in marvellous narratives, 117, 118

first commitment to prison of James Hardy Vaux, Thomas Ward, and

Vidocq, with the effect of placing young prisoners with old convicts,

119, 120

Vaux's account of a prison-ship, 121

necessity of solitary confinement, _ib._

evils from the slow operation of the law, 122

Ward's account of his first act of dishonesty, 123

his escape after horse stealing, 124

adventure of Vaux with Mr. Bilger, a jeweller, 126-128

robbery by Beaumont of the police of Paris, 128, 129

criminals the best police officers, 129

circumstances that led Vidocq to become a police officer, 130

his first capture, 131

arrest of a receiver of stolen property, 132

hazard police officers run, exhibited in the arrest of Fossard by

Vidocq, 132, 133.

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