P.

_Paper currency_,

government, 191, 192.

_Peale_, Rembrandt,

his Notes on Italy, reviewed, 512, &c. See _Italy_.

_Penn_, William,

his difficulties in settling the boundary line with Maryland, 486, 487.

_Physical Geography_, 82

density of the earth, 83

polar and equatorial diameters, _ib._

sources of heat, 84, 85

equilibrium of the particles of the earth, 85, 86

heat at the centre, 86

consolidation of the surface of the earth, 87

present appearance of its surface, 88

chain of mountains, 89

Malte Brun's arrangement of mountains into connected systems, 90

basins, rivers, and streams, 91

traces of aqueous action, 92

diluvial deposits, 93

stratified rocks, 94

third, fourth, and fifth orders of rocks, 95

organic remains, 96-102

different level of the same rocks, 103

volcanoes, 104-109

trap rocks, 105

earthquakes, 107-109

M. E. De Beaumont's researches into the age of mountains, 109-112.

_Physiology_ of the Passions, by J. L. Alibert,

notice of, 33.

_Pinzon_, Vincente Yanez,

his voyages of discovery, 168.

_Pitt_, Prime Minister,

his followers and opponents, 322-325.

_Pizarro_, Francisco,

his early adventures in America, 171, &c.

_Poland_,

impending fate of, 457, 458

constitution granted it by Alexander, 458

its former importance, 459

early history, 460

Ladislaus crowned king, 461

events in the reign of Casimir the Great, _ib._--

Lewis, king of Hungary; his daughter Hedwiga, weds Jagellon, whose

family filled the throne through seven reigns, 462

increasing power of the nobles, 463

with Sigismund Augustus the reign of the Jagellons ceased, and the

succession became elective, 464

Henry of Anjou elected king; succeeded by Stephen Bathory, duke of

Transylvania, 465

Sigismund III. declared king, in whose reign the dismemberment and

woes of Poland began, 466

succeeded by Ladislaus IV., _ib._

followed by John Casimir, who, after predicting the fate of the

empire, resigned the crown, 467

Michael Wisniowiecki chosen king; on his death, John Sobieski

succeeded, 468

reigns of Augustus II. and III., 469

Stanislaus Poniatowski, the last Polish king; events in his reign

that led to the dismemberment of Poland, 470-472

assembling of the revolutionary diet at Warsaw, 473

alliance with Prussia; second diet; constitution promulgated, 474

Catharine invades Poland, and shares with Prussia a portion of its

territory, 476

final effort of the patriots under Koskiusko, 477

battle of Praga, and third division of Poland; abdication of

Stanislaus, 478

summary of events in Polish history, 479-482.

_Prussia_,

alliance of with Poland, 474

share in its partition, 476.

_Pyrrhus_,

an ennuye, 47.

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