Chelmsford, 57, 90.

Chénier, 230.

Chinese, 335, 350.

Christians, sense of sin,
280.

Christina, 158.

Chuan-Yuan, 335.
Church celibacy, 357;
persecution, 358.
Churchill, 90, 161.
Civilization, 336,344, 348;

cause of its decay, 361;
best form of, in respect
to race, 362.
Clarendon, 90, 133.
Clarke, Matthew, 284.
Clarke, Sir C., 90.

Clasper, 309.

Classification by natural
gifts, 14.

Classification by reputa-
tion, 6.

Classics, Senior, of Cam-
bridge, 299 appendix,
300.

Claude, 251.

Cleopatra, 152.
Clive, 91, 157.
Club law, 357.
Cockburn, 91.
Colbert, 125.

Coleridge, 91, 230.
Coligny, 157, 160.
Colonius, 285.
Colpepper, 132.
Commanders, 141; ap-
pendix, 150; qualities
of, 47; they have few

sons, 319.
Como, 359.
Comparative worth of
different nations, 336.
Comparison of the two
classifications (viz. natu-
ral gifts and reputa-
tions), 37.

Comparison of results,
316.

Comte, 322.

Condorcet, 22, 207.
Cooke, 124, 201.
Coombes, 311.

Cooper (Earl Shaftes

bury), 91, 132.
Cooper, R., 311.
Copley, 91.

Corday, 231.

Cork, 203.
Corneille, 231.

Correggio, 251.

Cottenham, 91.
Cotton, 294.

Cournot. See Appendix.
Cousins, first, 324.
Cowley, 123.

Cowper, 91, 117, 133,

Milt of fish, 374.

Lindsay, 81.

Linley, 119.

Mill, 179.

Linnæus, 219.

Miller, 191.

Literary Men, 167; ap-

Million, II.

pendix, 172.

Milman, 234.

Little, 314

Liverpool, 117.

Locke, 95.

Milton, 97, 234.
Mirabeau, 126.

Mongrels, 368; human,
63.
Monsey, 99.

Montagu, 70, 80, 97, 122.
Montmorency, 157.
Moore, 161, 226.

More, 127, 285.

Mornington, 123.

Mortality, 332; of divines,
264.
Mothe, 175.

Mothers, influence of, 196,
276; of eminent men,
134, 329. See Women.
Mozart, 245.
Muirhead, 223.

Murillo, 253.

Musicians, 237; appen-
dix, 239.
Mylne, 333.

Mathematical honours, 16.

Martyn, 190.
Matfin, 311.

Nicostratus, 229.

Niebuhr, 179.

Nomads, 346.

Norman type, 348.

North, 70, 98, 105, 117,