215 Grévy,
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-xxiii,
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 Phœnix 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 Encyclopædia 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; Döllinger'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 Littré,
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,