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 Mérimée, 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 Montégut,
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 Müller, Max,
70,
177 Münster,
13 Myers, Ernest,
162
Napoleon I., Mme. de Rémusat 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
Paget, Sir Augustus,
80 —— Dean,
213 and
note[
264]
—— Sir J., estimate of,
26,
77; otherwise mentioned,
70 and
note[
87],
79 note,
166 Palgrave,
59,
84 Pall Mall Gazette—
Estimate of,
19,
24,
89,
113 Jacobinism of,
125 Maine a contributor to,
26 Morley's editorship of,
19,
24,
113 Palmer, William,
182 Palmerston, Visct., on Treaty of Paris,
xxi; Acton's disagreement
with,
xxii; on French invasion,
xxiv; party's relations with,
114 note; otherwise mentioned,
46,
47 Panizzi, life of,
53 and
note Papacy,
see under Churches—Roman Catholic
Parker, C. S.,
54 and
note[
61]
Parliament—
Commons, House of—
Consent of representatives in, a condition of free government,
68 Irish party in—
Degrees among,
74-75 Liberal party dependent on,
214 Obstruction by,
21,
67; two kinds of,
69 Tory alliance with,
209 note[
257]
Obstruction in,
21; two kinds of,
69 Outside influence on,
101 Procedure Rules, Gladstone's speech on,
64 and
note[
71],
125 Weakness of, when near its end,
19 Debates in, few famous,
75 Lords, House of—
Character of, as an institution,
31,
102 Compensation for Disturbance Bill thrown out by,
28 and
notes,
31 Home Rule Bill in, prospects for,
218 Injury done by,
103 Interests of,
102 Irish Land Act, Committee of inquiry on, appointed by,
125 note Modification of,
102 Popular view of,
95 Radical attitude towards,
201 Taxation not in jurisdiction of,
xxiii Use of,
101-102 Parnell, C. S.,
105,
154,
217 Parties, evening, in Downing Street,
19 and
note Party—
Burke's policy regarding,
14,
49 and
note[
54]
Government by, law of,
95 Ideas the justifying cause of,
200 Religious view of,
199 Pascal,
6,
93,
146,
207 Pasquier,
2 Pasteur,
152 Patriotism,
xxix Pattison, Rev. Mark, Life of Milton by,
5 and
note; estimate of,
206-207; otherwise mentioned,
70,
120 —— Mrs. Mark,
43 Paul V., Pope,
146 Peel, Disraeli's attack on,
114 note; personal influence neglected
by,
25; justification of,
200; estimates of,
45,
47,
56 Peelites in 1859,
xxii Penjdeh,
208 and
note Persons
versus things,
6-7,
14,
85,
109,
200,
206,
210 Petavius,
207 Pitt,
45,
46,
56,
93 Pius V., Pope,
liii,
135 Pius IX., Pope, Encyclical Letter against modern thought,
xxxiv;
death of,
lxxvi; otherwise mentioned,
xxxii,
xl Plunket,
47 Political economy, changes in,
89-90 Politics—
Complexity of,
91 Differences in, dependent on disagreement in moral principles,
210 Ecclesiastical principles in,
51-52 Ends of,
216 Moral basis of,
96,
107,
210 Parentage of,
60 Patriotism in,
xxix Religion and, borderland of,
104 Religious view of,
199 Potter, T. B.,
54,
111,
113,
162 Power, acquisition and maintenance of,
14-15 Prætorius,
134 Price, Bonamy,
24,
90,
197 and
note[
241]
Primogeniture,
102,
119 Principles, self-identification with,
85 Probabilism,
143 Progress, conditions of,
200 "Progress and Poverty,"
170 note[
202],
175 Property—
Limitation to rights of,
94 Representation based on,
180 Puritans,
147 Pusey, Dr.,
171,
203
Quakers, use of term,
136,
147 Quarterly Review,
50 Quietists,
139
Radicalism,
94 Radicals, attitude of, towards House of Lords,
201 Radowitz,
49 Rambler,
xxvii-xxviii Rammingen marriage,
22 Ranke,
xix Rauscher,
xlix Raynaud,
146 Reay, Lady,
85 —— Lord,
4,
22,
23,
27,
118,
120,
162 Reeve, Henry,
65 and
note[
73]
Reform, nature of,
92 —— Bill (1884),
178,
181 Religion—
Antagonism founded in, an obstacle to sincerity,
168 Church, identification of, with,
xxxii Fanaticism in,
144 History the true demonstration of,
lxvii,
167 Key to actions provided by,
167; unreliability of key,
lii-liii Liberalism the beginning of real,
lv Politics and, borderland of,
104 Scientific discoveries, attitude towards,
xxxii Substitutes for,
167,
168 Rémusat, Mme. de,
30,
31-32,
36 Renan, Ernest,
6,
152 Renouf,
182 Renouf, Miss,
173 Representation, property the basis of,
180 Representative systems,
101-102 Retz,
140 Reviews, value of,
83 Richelieu,
134,
143,
148 Richter,
70,
82 Ridding, Dr.,
183 Ripon, Marquis of,
205 Robespierre,
8,
22 Rogers, Thorold,
8 and
note[
13]
Rome—
"John Inglesant" in reference to,
147 Visit to (1881),
79-80; (1882),
122-123 Roon,
49 Roscher, cited,
90 Rosebery, Earl of, appoints Acton to Cambridge,
lxvi; otherwise
mentioned,
25,
217 Rosicrucians,
139 Rosmini,
170-171 and
note,
176,
180,
184-185,
187 Rossi, Count,
87 and
note[
117]
Rothe,
xix,
146,
206 Rousse,
88 Rousseau,
xii,
56,
78 Ruskin, John, writings of, on fly-leaves,
58; at Hawarden,
172; on
Bonamy Price,
197 and
note[
241]; estimate of,
42,
62; otherwise
mentioned,
59,
85 Russell, Lord Arthur,
31 and
note,
65,
72,
74,
162 —— C. (Lord Russell of Killowen),