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INDEX OF

2, 13) Dent (C. T.)

10 De Salis (Mrs.)

10 De Tocqueville (A.)
Devas (C. S.)
Dougall (L.) -

2

21

13 Dowell (S.)

14, 22 Doyle (A. Conan)
15 Ewald (H.)

13 Falkener (E.)

10 Farnell (G. S.)

2 Farrar (Archdeacon)
14 Fitzpatrick (W. J.)
Fitzwygram Sir F.
Ford (H.)

5, 14, 22

6, 14, 20

2

Forster (F.) -

12

Fowler (J. K.)

15

Francis (Francis)

Francis (H. R.)

5, 10

Freeman (Edward A.)

Atelier du Lys (Author of) 20

Bacon

Bagehot (Walter)

Bagwell (R.)

Baker (James)

(Sir S. W.)

Ball (J. T.) -
Baring-Gould (S.)
Barnett (S. A. and Mrs.)
Battye (Aubyn Trevor)
Baynes (T. S.)

Beaconsfield (Earl of) -
Beaufort (Duke of)
Becker (Prof.)

Bell (Mrs. Hugh)-

Bent (J. Theodore)
Besant (Walter)
Björnsen (B.)
Boase (C. W.)
Boedder (B.)

Boothby (Guy)

Furneaux (W.)

10 Gardiner (Samuel R.) -
15 Gilkes (A. H.)

6, 8 Gleig (G. R.)

2 Goethe-

23 Graham (G. F.)

22

12 Granville (H., Countess)
22 Graves (R. P.)
Green (T. Hill)
15 Greville (C. C. F.)
8 Grey (Mrs. W.)
13 Haggard (H. Rider)
14 Halliwell-Phillipps (J.)

6 Harrison (Jane E.)
2 Hart (A. B.)-

14 Harte (Bret)

3 Hartwig (G.)

Hassall (A.).

II

6 Hawker (Col. Peter)
Hearn (W. E.)

Brassey (Lady)
(Lord)

Bray (C. and Mrs.)

Bright (J. F.)

Bryden (H. A.)

Buckle (H. T.)

Bull (T.)

Burrows (Montagu)

Bury (Viscount

Butler (E. A.)

(Samuel)

Campbell-Walker (A.)-

Page

AUTHORS.

8 Lees (J. A.) -
21 Leonard (A. G.)
2 Leslie (T. E. C.)
12 Lewes (G. H.)
15 Leyton (F.) -
12 Lodge (H, C.)
16 Loftie (W. J.).
2 Longman (Č. J.)
9 Longman (F. W.)
13 Lubbock (Sir John)
12, 16 Lyall (Edna)

3 Lytton (Earl of)
7 Macaulay (Lord) -
9 Macdonald (George)
16 Macfarren (Sir G. A.)
9 Mackail (J. W.)
9 Macleod (H. D.)
22 Macpherson (H. A.)
3 Maher (M.) -

5, 16 Marbot (Baron de)
17 Marshman (J. C.)
3. Martin (A. P.)
16 Martineau (James)
6 Maskelyne (J. N.)
14 Maunder (S.)

12 Max Müller (F.) -

5 May (Sir T. Erskine)

5 Meade (L. T.)

10 Melville (G. J. Whyte)
3 Mendelssohn (Felix)
20 Merivale (Dean)

16, 20 Mill (James)

4 Sturgis (J.)

II Sutherland (A. and G.)

- II, 12 Suttner (B. von)
23 Swinburne (A. J.)

15

19

16

Suffolk and Berkshire
(Earl of)

8

Sully (James)

II

5

17

II

20 Symes (J. E.)

12

II Theocritus

13

7 Thomson (Archbishop)

II

4 Todd (A.)

5

- 17, 18 Montague (C.)

6 Heathcote (J. M. & C. G.)

2, 8, 12 Helmholtz (Hermann von)

5 Montagu (F. C.) -

9 Murdoch (W. G. Burn)
Nansen (F.) -

8 Nesbit (E.)

5 Osbourne (L)

16 Parr (Mrs.)

7 Payn (James)

7 Payne-Gallwey (Sir R.)

23 Peary (J. and R.) -

10 Perring (Sir P.)

3 Phillipps-Wolley (C.)

8 Piatt (S. & J. J.) -
13 Plato

14, 19, 20 Pole (W.)

3 Lang (Andrew)
14
3, 8, 13, 14, 16,
- 10, 12 Lascelles (Hon. G.)
24 Lear (H. L. Sidney)
-15, 20 Lecky (W. E. H.)

23 Pollock (W. H.)

-21, 23 Poole (W. H. and Mrs.)

16 Von Höhnel (L.) -
16 Wakeman (H. O.)
8,9
Walford (Mrs.)

7 Wallaschek (R.)
23 Walker (Jane H.)
8, 16 Walpole (Spencer)
15 Walsingham (Lord)
Walter (J.)

13

-

9 Watson (A. E. T.)
8 Webb (S. and B.)

22 Webb (T. E.)
4 Weir (R.)

8 West (B. B.)
(C.)
Weyman (Stanley)

6

8,9

12

II

23 Prendergast (J. P.)

-

8

10 Pritchett (R. T.) -

- 17, 23

10 Proctor (R. A.)

9, 18, 23

22

12 Raine (James)

3

17

3 Ransome (Cyril)

10 Rhoades (J.)

13, 15, 16

24 Rich (A.)

13 Whishaw (F. J.)
23 Wilcocks (J. Č.)

2 Whately (Archbishop)-
(E. J.)

II

12

7

9

II Wilkins (G.)-

13

10 Richardson (Sir B. W.)

14 Rickaby (John)

ΙΟ (Joseph)

3 Riley (J. W.)

7, 21 Rockhill (W. W.)
11 Roget (Peter M.) -
Romanes (G. J.) -
Roberts (C. G. D.)

19, 23

8, 9 Ronalds (A.)
22 Roosevelt (T.)
3, 14 Rossetti (M. F.)

- 12, 19 Wolff (H. W.)

- 21, 23 Zeller (E.)

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