Caesar Borgia, 144

Cairns, first Earl, 90 and _note_[124], 108

Cambridge, Acton's visit to (1884), 177 _note_, 181, 191

"Cambridge History," lxx, lxxiii, lxxiv

Cambridge University--

Acton refused admission to, as a student, xvii, lxvi, 104; made

D.LL. at, lxv; appointed Professor of Modern History at, lxvi

Aldenham library presented to, lxxiv

Scholarship at, for Northumberland miners, scheme of, 192 and

_note_[230]

Cannes, lix, 33, 54, 80, 83, 160, 162, 198, 205

Canning, estimates of, 45, 47; otherwise mentioned, 46, 56, 99, 200

Capua, Archbishop of, 87

Cardwell, Lord, xxii, 11, 54, 66, 77

Carlingford, Lord, 87 _note_[120], 108, 195

Carlyle, Thomas--

Estimate of, 70-71, 82, 85, 104, 144

Froude's Life of, 151

Palgrave on, 84

Scherer on, 74

Carnarvon, Earl of, 16, 24

Carnegie, Andrew, lxxiii

Carnot, President, 136

Caron, Father, 133, 140

Casaubon, 207

Cassander, 134

Castlereagh, Visct., 46, 99

Cavendish, Lady F., 41, 155

---- Lord F., 66, 154-156

Cavour, xxv, xxviii-xxix, 49

Cetewayo, 174

Chamberlain, Rt. Hn. J., incompatibility of, with Argyll, 13;

indiscretions of, 66; policy regarding House of Lords, 102;

Doellinger's view of, 170; defection of, 214; on Gladstone's

socialism, 212; otherwise mentioned, 24, 43, 153, 164, 205, 211

Chambord, Count of, 86, 161

Channing, 146

Charles I., 136

Chateaubriand, 78

Chatham, Lord, 45, 56, 81

Chenery, 13, 24, 34-35

Cheney, 40

Childers, Rt. Hon. H. C. E., 114 _note_

Chillingworth, 133, 134

_Chronicle_ (1868), xxxvii

Church, Dean, at Munich, 170 and _note_[204]; on Liddon, 180, 192, 204;

over-estimation of, 203; otherwise mentioned, 70

Churches--

Anglican--

Distinguished men in, overmuch made of, 203

Establishment of, 182

High Church party, attitude of, towards Gladstone's alliance

with democratic nonconformity, 16

Ireland, in, xxxix

Ritualism in, Gladstone's pamphlet on, li

Thirty-Nine Articles, 127, 133

Cavour's ideal, xxix

Establishments, xxvi, xl; Gladstone's progress of thought

regarding, 48 and _note_, 89

Roman Catholic--

Benedictines, 137

Burnings of, 141, 146

"Conflicts with Rome," xxxiii

Conversions to--

Obstacles to, 185, 187

Protestant sanction of, 134

Identification of, with morality and religion, xxxii

Infallibility dogma, xli, xliii-xlviii; civil allegiance in

relation to, xlviii, li

Inquisition, 141, 146, 185

Jansenism, 131, 140

Jesuits (_see that title_)

Legate and Nuncio, 137

Legitimacy supported by, 86

Marriage with Deceased Wife's Sister, attitude towards, 169 and

_note_

Mass, the, 136

Modern thought, Encyclical letter against, xxxiv

Molinism, 131

[OE]cumenical Council (1869), xli-xlix

Papacy (_see also below_ Ultramontanism)

Creighton's work on, lxiv, 197 and _note_[243]

Ethics of, 127

Inquisition the work of, 185

Temporal power of, xlii, 86-87

Perilous opinions enforced by, 127

Persecution in, 148

Roman Catholic--

Quietists, 139

Rosmini's attempted reform of, 171, 176, 185

Syllabus of Errors (1864), xxxiv, xlii, 135, 141

Thirty-Nine Articles, views on, 127

Transubstantiation, 132

Ultramontanism--

Acton's attitude towards, xvi

Immorality of, lv, 131

Irish clergy, of, 73, 165, 170

Nature of, 185-187

Policy of (1869), xliv

"Vatican Decrees" pamphlet, l et seq.

Vaticanism, Frere-Orban on, 54

Cicero, 88

Circourt, 40

Clare, Lord, 201

Clark, Dr. A., 29

Clay, 49

Clifford, Bishop, liv

Club, The, lix, 50

Cobden, Richard--

Economy urged by, xxiv

Life of, 111 and _note_, 112-113

Otherwise mentioned, 19, 27

Coercion, xxviii (_see also under_ Ireland)

Colebrooke, Sir E., 125

Coleridge, S. T., 71, 151

Collard, Roger, cited, 84

Colquhoun, Miss (Lady Limerick), 64

Commynes, cited, 35

Conolly, xlix

Conscience--

Development of, 168

Independence of, 15

Jesuit attitude towards, 39

"John Inglesant," case of, 145

Consent, government by, 68

Conservatism, _see_ Toryism

"Consuelo," 83

Contract, freedom of, 92

Coombe Warren, 188

Copenhagen, battle of, lxxi

Copernicus, lxvii

Coriolis, 161

Corker, 134

Coulanges, Fustel de, xix

County Franchise Bill, 108 _note_[146]

Courtney, Rt. Hon. Leonard, 53, 197

Cowper, Earl, 16, 153

---- Henry, 1

Craven, Mrs., 161, 171

Creighton, Bishop, editor of _English Historical Review_, lxiv;

estimate of, 197

Cressy, 140

Croker Papers, 199-201

Cromwell, Oliver, 5-6, 71, 93

Cross, Mr., 64 and _note_[70], 117, 162, 166, 173, 198, 205

Dante, 40, 57; "Inferno," 44, 143 and _note_; "Paradiso," 83, 159

and _note_[185]

Darboy, Archbishop, xlii-xliv, xlix

Davenport, 140

"David Copperfield," 34

Davitt, Michael, 68

Decazes, 161

Deceased Wife's Sister Bill, 169 and _note_

Delane, 13, 24

Delisle, Leopold, 162-163

Democracy--

Danger of, 91

Disraeli's transformation of England into a, 86

Doctrines of, distinct from wishes of Democrats, 7

Government by, success of, 93

Inconstancy of, 9, 91, 101

Principles of, 48

Progress of, a certainty, 44

Unity of power the tendency of, 124

"Democracy" (American novel), 58, 159-160

"Democracy in America," xix

"Democracy in Europe," lviii

Democrats--

Constructive power of, 117

Murder identified with insurrection by, 103

Whig dependence on, 108

Demosthenes, 88

Dempster, Miss, 77 _note_[97]

Derby, 14th Earl, xxiii, 65, 69

----, 15th Earl, estimate of, 109; otherwise mentioned, 72, 87, 108,

110, 117, 174

----, Lady, 108-109

Descartes, 130, 146

De Serre, 68 and _note_[80], 75

Detachment, 71, 105

Devonshire, Duke of (_d._ 1891), 10 and _note_[16]

D'Harcourt, Marquis, 1

Diary of Miss M. Gladstone, extract from, 113 and _note_

Diary-keeping, 14, 30

Diaz, Porfirio, xxxviii

Dickens, Charles, 34, 41, 163

Dilke, Sir Charles, Gladstone's estimate of, 114 _note_; at Cannes, 205;

otherwise mentioned, 24, 43, 214

Dillon, John, 103

Disraeli, _see_ Beaconsfield

Doellinger, Dr.--

Acton's studies under, xvii, xix; article on, lxxv; estimate of, 2

Bryce's estimate of, lx

Chamberlain, views on, 170

Congress of Munich, plea at, xxxiii

Excommunication of, xlix

Gladstone's visit to, li

Liddon, views on, 182, 191

Otherwise mentioned, xliii, 57, 80, 192

Donne, 131

Drew, Mrs., viii, lxiii

Dufaure, 2

Duff, Sir M. Grant, ix, xxxiv, xxxvii _note_; _Spectator_ article by,

lxxi

Dufferin, Marquis of, 153 and _note_, 195

Duffy, Sir C. G., 112 and _note_[150]

Dupanloup, xliv, xlix

Durham, Bishop of (Westcott), 70, 203

Ecclesiastical Titles Act, li

_Economist_, 24, 29

Ecuador, 74

_Edinburgh Review_, 5, 50, 65 _note_[73]

Egypt--

Alexandria, bombardment of, and complications, 156-159

Evacuation of, views on, 169, 179, 188-189

Northbrook's mission to, 190 and _note_

Eliot, George--

Death of, 57

Dickens on "Scenes from Clerical Life," 163

Estimate of, 57, 60-61, 62

Gladstone's attitude towards, lxi, 109

Letters of, 121, 166

Life of, 64, 83, 162, 198

Lyttelton's review of, 59

Montegut on, 165

Philosophy of, 121

Political divergence from, 210

Scherer on, 207

Otherwise mentioned, 5, 34, 109

Ellenborough, Lord, xxiii, 93

Eloquence, French, 78

"Endymion," 52 and _note_[1]

Enfield, 197

Equality, doctrine of, lix, 8, 48

Erasmus, lxvii

Errington, Sir George, 122 and _note_, 123

"Expansion of England, The," 6 and _note_[10]-8

Faber, 206

Fabricius, 134

Fagan, 53

Faith--

Patriotism analagous to, xxix

Political, 199

Sincerity implied in, 168

Falloux, quoted, 88

Fanaticism, 144

Fawcett, Rt. Hon. Henry, 24

Female suffrage, 180-181

Ferry, Jules, bill of, on unauthorised congregations, 1, 7 and _note_

Flower, Mrs. (Lady Battersea), 42 and _note_, 43

Forbes, Bishop of Brechin, 150, 183

Forster, Rt. Hon. W. E., speeches of, 36, 62; Blennerhassett on, 73;

Gladstone's estimate of, 114 _note_; resignation of, 153-154; on

"Democracy," 160; mentioned, 74

Forwood, 192

Fox, C. J., estimate of, 45; Trevelyan's Life of, 52-53; Chatham

compared with, 81; otherwise mentioned, 99, 200

France--

Best living writers of, 6

Commercial treaty with, xxiii, 113

Debates, famous, in, 75

Democracy in, 93

Eloquence of, 78

Gladstone's attitude towards literature of, 46-47, 82

Peasants in, condition of, 112

Fraser, Bishop, 203

Free government, 68

Freedom, _see_ Liberty

Freeman, lxxvi, 70, 149, 177

Frere, Sir Bartle, estimate of, 17, 66; Toryism and jingoism of,

77 and _note_[96]; mentioned, 29

Frere-Orban, 54, 76

Freycinet, 39

Froude, J. A., "Life of Carlyle" by, 151; otherwise mentioned, xi,

70, 74, 144, 177

Gambetta, 22, 104

Gardiner, S. R., correspondence with, on "John Inglesant," 126, 128;

poverty of, 129; recommended for the Record Office, 149; at

King's College, 150: contemplated paper on "John Inglesant,"

151; otherwise mentioned, 177, 196, 198

Gaskell, Milnes, 47

Gavard, 11

"Gendre de M. Poirier, Le," 3

George, Henry, 170 and _note_[202], 175

Germany--

Carlyle's view of, 70, 82, 104

Gladstone's attitude towards literature of, xxii, 46-47, 82

Socialism in, 170, 175

Gibbon, 59

Gibson, Rt. Hon. J. G. (Lord Ashbourne), 129

Gladstone, Helen, 32, 173

---- Herbert, Middlesex candidature of, 9 and _notes_, 11 and _note_;

eloquence of, 84; eulogy of Hartington and Granville by, 107;

lecture of, on Ireland, 164 and _note_; mentioned, 118

---- W. E.--

Accident to (1881), 77

Acton, estimate of, l

Beaconsfield, eulogy on, lx, 99-101

Bismarck contrasted with, 35

Bonghi's essays on, 4 and _note_[3]

Burke compared with, 5, 49, 57, 81

Characteristics of--

Eloquence, xxiii-xxiv, 47

Financial ability, xxiii-xxiv

Idealism, 109

Progress of mind, 48

Self-depreciation, 66, 112

Charities, speech on, xxiv, 48

Church establishments, progress of thought regarding, 48 and

_note_, 89

Contact with, desirable for members of the party, 25-26, 61-62

Control of certain men not possible to, 45, 214

Criticism, attitude towards, vii

De Serre compared with, 68

Doellinger, visit to, li

Estimate of characters by, defects in, 45, 57, 109

Estimate of, by posterity foreshadowed, 44-50

_Grantully Castle_, voyage in, 33 _note_[44]

Illness of (1880), 27 and _note_[35]

Inequalitarianism of, 94

Influence of, on the nation, 106

Italian independence, attitude towards, xxiv-xxv, lx

Lancashire speeches of (1868), 4 and _note_[7]

Land tenure, progress of thought regarding, 48 and _note_, 89

Letter of, on choice of a profession, 43

Liberal party--

Cohesion of, dependent on his ascendency, 25, 110, 193

Divergence from, 13, 16, 46, 158

Future of, 107, 109, 113 _note_

Midlothian campaign (1880), personal victory in, 8, 9-10; campaign

of 1884, 193 and _note_[233]

Nonconformist alliance of, 16

O'Donnell affair, the, 21 and _note_

Personal ascendency of, 8, 9-10, 195

Police protection for, 69 and _note_[83]

Position of (1859), xxii-xxiii

Principle and policy, grasp of, 18, 48

Retirement of, objections to, 10, 106-107, 159, 169, 178, 193,

195, 214; diary extract on, 113 _note_

Socialism, attitude towards, lxi, 175, 212

Strachey's observation on, 55

Tennyson's attitude towards, 209 and _note_[256]

Vatican decrees, pamphlet on, l

---- Mrs., 11, 27, 58, 115, 119, 160

---- W. H., 106 and _note_[140]

Godley, Sir Arthur, 67 and _note_[77]

Goethe, 79, 82

Goldsmid, 11, 61

Goodman, Memoirs of, 129

Goschen, Rt. Hon. G. J., estimate of, 65; financial ability of, 108;

otherwise mentioned, 3, 72, 88, 114 _note_, 115, 117, 119, 124,

205, 211, 213, 214

Government--

Consent, by, necessity of, 164

Constitutional, maxim of, concerning subordinates, 125

Party, by, law of, 95

Unfitness for, in every class, 93

Grace, three channels of, 144

Granville, Earl, estimate of, xxi; reception of, in Moscow, xx-xxi;

Disraeli dines with, 66; motion of, on Beaconsfield, 101; suggested

retirement of, 108; Gladstone discusses retirement with, 113 _note_;

views on Morier, 195; on Gladstone's election address (1885), 211

and _note_[260]; otherwise mentioned, 12, 18, 26, 29, 36, 39, 103, 104,

106, 196

---- Lady, 61

Green, J. E., 128-129, 163

---- Mrs. J. R., 161, 198

---- T. H., xli

Greenwood, Frederick, 13

Grenville, George, 46, 69, 200

Greville, 215

Grevy, 161

Grey, Earl, 205 and _note_[253]

Grillion's, lix, 85

Grosvenor, Lord R. (Lord Stalbridge), 97 _note_[132]

Grotius, 93, 134, 146, 207

Ground Game Bill, 33 and _note_[43]

Grundtvig, 146

Guizot, 84

Hall, 133

Hallam, 46

Hamilton, 49

Hammond, 146

Hampden, Viscount (Speaker Brand), 73 and _note_

Harcourt, Sir William, 25, 69, 103, 112, 114 _note_

---- Marquis de, 161

Hardy, 149

Harley, Speaker, 67

Harrington, James, 139 and _note_[172]

Harrowby, Lord, 47

Hartington, Lord, attitude of, in elections of 1880, 14, 115-116;

Gladstone's estimate of, 114 _note_; on compensation in Ireland,

115-116; otherwise mentioned, xxiii, 15, 108, 205

Hatch, Dr., 115 _note_[154]

Hatzfeldt, 213

Hawarden, Acton's visit to, 117-118

Hay, Colonel, 160, 162 and _note_[193]

Hayward, Lecky reviewed by, 50; on Carlyle, 82; otherwise mentioned,

12, 13, 24, 118

Hefele, Bishop, xliv, xlix

Heine, 79, 97

Henriquez, 84

Herbert, Lord, 146

---- Sidney, xxii

Heroes, doctrine of, 70

History--

Conscience, development of, the aim of, 168

Ideas the essence of, 6-8

Inner reality of, 35

Letters as sources of, 32

Moral estimates based on, 121-122

Printed books as sources of, lxxvi, 151

Religion demonstrated by, lxvii

Religious forces in the making of, 167

Scope of, lxxii

"History of Liberty, A," xviii, lv-lvi, 6 and _note_[9], 8, 174;

called "The Madonna of the Future," 126 and _note_[164], 150

"History of Our Own Times," 36

Hoadley, 52

Hohenlohe, 172

Holden, 140

Hollond, Rev. H. S., 170

---- Mrs., 162

Holmbury, 33, 36, 40

_Home and Foreign Review_, xxvii, xxx-xxxiii, xxxv

Home Rule, _see under_ Ireland

Hooker, 166

Hope-Scott, 46, 182

Houghton, Lord, 53, 160

How, Bishop Walsham, 204

Howson, Dean, 192

Hugo, Victor, 3, 60, 78

Hundred books, Lubbock's scheme regarding, 69; Acton's list of,

166-168, 176

Huskisson, 200

Hutton, R. H., 70

Ideas--

Carlyle's notion of, 71

Expedients as opposed to, 56

Exponents as distinct from, 206

History in, 6-8

Party an embodiment of, 200

Illingworth, Rev. J. R., Sermons by, 78 and _note_[98], 79, 83

"Imitation of Christ, The," 5

Imperialism, lvii

Ingram, J. K., 76, 90

Intolerance, 148

Ireland--

Acton's representation of, in House of Lords, lxv

Arms Bill, 78

Arrears Bill (1882), 158 _note_[185]

Burke's policy regarding, 49 and _note_[54]

Church disestablishment in, xxxix

Clergy in, 73, 165, 170, 217

Coercion for, 65, 68, 81, 154

Compensation for Disturbance Bill, 28 and _notes_, 30

Emigration from, 88

Gladstone, Herbert, lecture of, on, 164 and _note_

Heroic treatment for, 54

Home Rule for--

Advocates of, 36

Failure regarding, probable, lxii, lxiv

Federalism in, 123-124

Gladstone's references to (Oct. 1881), lxii, 105; (Feb. 1882), 123

Historic case for, 216

Liberal party in regard to, 194

Necessity of, lxi, 164, 165, 216-217

Land League in, 68, 105

Land tenure in--

Bill of 1881, 73, 84 and _note_, 87 and _note_[118]; criticism of,

89 _seq._; opinions of others on, 96; parliamentary prospects of,

98-99; Gladstone's speech on second reading, 103 and

_notes_[134-136]; compensation question not urged in connection

with, 115-116; Lords' Committee of Inquiry on the Act,

125 _note_; Cairns' draft Report, 154

Compensation, idea of, 115-116, 118

Irish ownership, case for, 216

Land Court (1881), 111-112

Landlords, 87

Peasant proprietorship, 78

Rent, 88, 112

Massacre in, 136, 147

Papal authority in, undesirable, 169

Peace Preservation Bill (1881), 61, 62 _note_[68], 67 _note_[76], 72

Ph[oe]nix Park murders, 154 and _note_[181]-156

Priests in, _see above_, Clergy

Resignations of officials (1882), 153

Suspicion of England natural in, 164

Wetherell's tour in, suggested, 218

Wolverton's views on, 65

Wrongs of, 63

Irish members, _see under_ Parliament

Italian independence, xxiv-xxv, lx

Jackson, Bishop, 201

---- Dr. Henry, letter from, lxviii-lxxii; cited, lxxiv

James, Henry, 126 _note_[164]

Jansenism, 131, 140

Jebb, Professor, 70

Jefferson, 48, 93

Jennings' "Life of Newman," 117

Jessel, Sir George, 149-150

Jesuits--

Clement XIV.'s attitude towards, lii

Divisions among, 127

_Encyclopaedia Britannica_ article on, 64

Ferry's bill on expulsion of, 1, 7 and _note_

Learning among, golden age of, 137

Luther approved by one of, 132

Papacy supported by, 142

Pattison on, 207

Richelieu supported by, 143, 148

St. Hilaire's argument regarding, 39

Spanish, lix

Jingoism, lxi, 114 _note_

"John Inglesant," criticism of, 127-128, 130, 135-149, 150-151

Journalism, power of, 15

Jowett, Benjamin, 70, 177

Juarez, Benito, xxxviii

"Julian the Apostate," 54 and _note_[60]

Junius, 52, 120, 151

Kenealy, 95

Kenrick, xlix

Kimberley, Earl of, 96, 108

Knesebeck, 192

Knowles, Sir James, 113

Knowsley, 108 _note_[147], 110

La Bastide, 134

Labouchere, H. L., 99

Laboulaye, 2, 39

Labour, Adam Smith on, 92

Lacaita, Sir James, 1

---- Charles, 190

Lacordaire, 185

Lacour, Challemel, O'Donnell's attempted attack on, 21 _note_;

estimate of, 22; otherwise mentioned, 24, 160

Lamartine, 78

Lamennais, 78

Land tenure--

Anomalies of, 28

Brodrick on, 54 and _note_[62]

Gladstone's progress of thought regarding, 48 and _note_, 89

Importance of subject, xxvi, xl

Ireland, in, _see under_ Ireland

Landed aristocracy, Gladstone's attitude towards, 95

Lords, House of, as representing, 102

Maine's knowledge of, 31

Political economy in regard to, 90

Lansdowne, Lord, 96 _note_[130]

Lasaulx, Amelie von, 73

---- Ernest von, 73

Lassalle, 97, 213

Lathbury, D. C., 24, 26

Laugel, 11

Laurent, 76

Laveleye, 71, 75-76, 90

Layard, Sir H. A., 80

Lea, Mr., M.P., 83-84

Lecky, "Eighteenth Century" by, 50-51, 115; estimate of, 151-152;

otherwise mentioned, 70, 80

Lee, General, 82 and _note_[106]

Lefevre, Rt. Hon. J. G. Shaw, 153

Legitimacy, 86, 119, 161

Leibnitz, 134, 150

Lenbach, 22, 103

Leo XIII., Pope, 80 and _note_[101], 86, 111

Leslie, Cliffe, 76, 90

Lesseps, 169

Letters--

History dependent on, 32

Privacy of, 41

Leveson-Gower, F., 1, 3, 40, 118

Lewes, G. H., 60

---- Mrs. (George Eliot), 64

Lewis, George, 171

Liberal party--

Achievements of, xl

Gladstone--

Dependence on, for cohesion, 25, 107, 110, 193

Divergence from, 13, 16, 46, 158

Future without, 107, 109, 113 _note_

Home Rule in relation to, 194

Liberalism--

Aims of, 94

Definition of, 71 and _note_[88]

Gladstone, in relation to, 111

Nature of, lv, 199

Toryism permeated by, 200

Liberty--

American realisation of, lvii

Ancient, three things lacking in, lvii

Contract, of, 92

Definitions of, xxvii-xxviii, 71 and _note_[89]

Division of power essential to, 124

End in itself, lvii

Ends of, 216

Equality at expense of, lix

"History of," xviii, lv-lvi, 6 and _note_[9], 8; called "The Madonna of

the Future," 126 and _note_[164], 150

Law of, aims of, 93

Mill on, reviewed by Acton, xxvii-xxviii

Minorities, security for, the test of, 69, 76

Savonarola's martyrdom for, 123

Two worst enemies of, xxx

Liddon, Canon, first meeting with, 21; on Lord Carnarvon, 24; verbal

subtlety of, 46; on Rosmini, 170-171 and _note_, 176, 180, 184-185,

187; Gladstone's attitude towards, 182; suggestion of, for see

of London, 201-204; anecdote of, 204; at Tegernsee, 213; estimate

of, 179-180, 182-183, 187, 202-203; Doellinger's estimate of, 182,

191-192; otherwise mentioned, 16, 70

Lightfoot, Bp., 70 and _note_[86], 112, 203

Limerick, Lord, 64, 72

Listowel, Lord, 96 _note_[130]

Littleberries, 25 _note_

Littre, 38

London, conservatism of, 118

Londonderry, Lady, 180

Longfellow, 5

Lords, House of, _see under_ Parliament

Lowder, Rev. Charles, Life of, 151

Lowe, Robert, _see_ Sherbrooke

Lowell, J. R., reminiscences of, 5-6; otherwise mentioned, 30-32,

70, 83

Lubbock, Sir John, estimate of, 69; otherwise mentioned, 67, 68 and

_note_[81], 176

Luther, lxvii, 132

Lyons, Lord, 37, 160

Lyttelton, Alfred, 112, 157 and _note_, 191

---- Rev. the Hon. Arthur, 54 and _note_[60], 59 and _note_, 146, 152

Lytton, 20

Macaulay--

Brougham, on, 47

Cited, xvii; quoted, lxvii

Conversational power of, 40

Estimate of, 59, 210; estimate of _Essays and History_, 173

Letter of, on Windsor Castle paper, 116

Taine on, 52-53

Writing of, 45, 57

Otherwise mentioned, 57, 95, 144, 196

MacCarthy, J. H., 68; "History "by, 36

MacColl, Canon, 13, 104 and _note_[138]

Machiavelli, lxvii, 144

Mackintosh, 57

Maine, Sir Henry, disagreements with, 29; on land tenure, 31; on

primogeniture, 119; on the government, 209, 212-213; estimate of,

26, 31; otherwise mentioned, 70, 118, 181

Maitland, Prof. F. W., cited, ix, lxxiii-lxxiv

Malebolge, 143

Malebranche, 140

Mallett, Sir Louis, on Afghanistan, 78; illness of, 125; moves to

Mentone, 162; estimate of, 4, 27; otherwise mentioned, 76, 160

Manning, Cardinal, ultramontanism of, xli, 186-187; on Vatican

decrees, lii; correspondence of, with Acton, liv; influence lost

by, lxxvi; protests against admission of Bradlaugh to Parliament,

130 _note_[169]; views of, on Borromeo, 186-187; Wiseman succeeded

by, xli

Marat, 7

Marriage--

Deceased Wife's Sister Bill, 169 and _note_

Female Suffrage in regard to, 181

Maximilian, Archduke, xxxviii-xxxix and _note_

May, Sir T. Erskine, "Democracy in Europe" by, reviewed by Acton,

lviii; otherwise mentioned, 67, 119, 120

Mazzini, xxix, 210

Men of the time, estimate of, 122

Mentone, 151; Queen's villa at, 126, 128

Merimee, Prosper, 53

Mexico, xxx, xxxvii-xxxix

"Middlemarch," 60, 135

Midhat Pacha, 44, 86 and _note_

Midlothian campaign (1880), personal victory in, 8, 9-10; campaign of

1884, 193 and _note_[233]

Mignet, 2

Mill, J. S., on liberty, reviewed by Acton, xxvii-xxviii; otherwise

mentioned, 48, 71, 94, 110

Milman, 5

Milner, Viscount, 205 and _note_[252]

Milnes, Monckton, 41

Milton, 63

Minghetti on Gladstone and Bismarck, lxiii; otherwise mentioned, 4

and _note_[5], 80 and _note_[103], 123, 174

Minorities, protection of, a condition of liberty, lvi, 69, 76

Mirabeau, 7, 47

Mivart, 129

Molinism, 131

Molinos, 137-138

Mommsen, 171

Monck, Lord, 118, 120 and _note_[160]

Monroe, President, 198 and _note_[245]

Montagu, 127, 132

Montalembert, xix, 57

Montegut, 165

Montesquieu, 6, 93

Montlosier, Comte de, 120 and _note_[159]

More, 93

Morier, at Seacot, 190; criticisms by, on British foreign policy, 192;

estimate of, 23, 24, 195, 201, 205, 212

Morley, Lord, 98

---- Arnold, 212

---- Rt. Hn. John, represented by Acton in House of Lords, lxv;

Aldenham library presented to Cambridge University by, lxxiv;

"Life of Burke" by, 5; estimate of, 19; _Pall Mall_ under, 19, 113;

"Life of Cobden" by, 111 and _note_, 112-113; Jacobinism of, 125;

in Parliament, 163; quoted, l; cited, lxii, 208 _note_; otherwise

mentioned, ix, 8, 24, 41, 43, 65, 70, 72, 119, 164

Morris, 206

Mortola (the poet), anecdote of, 90

Most, 103 and _note_[133]

Mozley, James, 170

----, John, 158 and _note_[184], 203

Mueller, Max, 70, 177

Muenster, 13

Myers, Ernest, 162

Napoleon I., Mme. de Remusat on 31-32, 36; Lee compared with,

82 _note_[106]; otherwise mentioned, lxx, 48, 66, 93, 111

Napoleon III., xxxvii-xxxviii

National pride, 172

Nationality, _Home and Foreign Review_ article on, xxix-xxx

Neander, 146

Nelson, lxxi-lxxii

Newman, Cardinal, retires from editorship of _Rambler_, xxvii; on

Vatican Decrees, lii, 134; made a cardinal, lxxvi; verbal subtlety

of, 46; Life of, by Jennings, 117; influence of, 182; narrowness

of set of, 206; estimate of, lx, 26, 180; otherwise mentioned,

44, 70, 87, 146, 171

Newmarch, 76

Newton, 6

Nonconformists, Gladstone's alliance with, 16

_North British Review_, xl

Northbrook, Lord, 108, 190 and _note_

Northcote, Sir S., 16, 99

O'Connell, 47

O'Donnell, 21 and _note_

O'Hagan, John, 111

Opponents' case, statement of, 193-194

Ottley, Rev. E. B., cited, 121

Owen, Prof., 166, 203

Oxford, Acton's visit to, 177 and _note_, 178, 196

Oxford University--

Acton made D.C.L. at (1889), and Honorary Fellow of All Souls'

(1890), lxv

Verbal refinements a product of, 46

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