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Hereditary Genius
387
CAESAR, 142, 154.
Cagliari, 250.
Calderon, 225.
Calendar of Comte, 323.
Cambridge examinations, 16;
Senior Classics, 299; boat-
races, 11.
Camden, 90, 112, 134, 137.
Campbell, Lord, 90.
Camphell, Thomas, 225.
Candlish, 309.
Canning, 112, 136.
Caracci, 251.
Casaubon, 186.
Cassini, 206.
Castillo, 253.
Castlereagh, 112.
Cavendish, 207.
Cecil, 124.
Cells of organic bodies, 363.
Celsius, 207.
Chadderton, 288.
Chadwick, 347.
Chamberlain, 120.
Champemoun, 163.
Champollion, 174.
Chancellors, Lord, 56.
Charlemagne, 149, 156.
Charles Martel, 157.
Charles XII., 142, 157.
Chateaubriand, 174.
Chatham, 118.
Chaucer, 230.
Chelmsford, 57, 90.
Chenier, 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.
Clarice, Sir C., 90.
Clasper, 309.
Classification by natural gifts,
14.
Classification by reputation, 6.
Classics, Senior, of Cambridge,
299; appendix, 300.
Claude, 251.
Cleopatra, 152.
Clive, 91, 157.
Club law, 357.
Cockbum, 91.
Colbert, 125.
Coleridge, 91, 230.
Coligny, 157, 160.
Colonius, 285.
Colpepper, 132.
Commanders, 141; appendix, 150;
qualities of, 47; they have few
sons, 319.
Como, 359.
Comparative worth of different
nations, 336.
Comparison of the two classifications
(viz. natural gifts and reputations),
37.
Comparison of results, 316.
Comte, 322.
Condorcet, 22, 207.
Cooke, 124, 201.
Coombes, 311.
Cooper (Earl Shaftesbury), 91, 132.
Cooper, R., 311.
Copiey, 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, 231.
Cramond, 90.
Cranmer, 261.
Cranworth, 91.
Cromwell, 98, 125, 157.
Crowd, typical forms of, 369.
Curehod, 184.
Culture, 40.
Culverel, 288.
Cuvier, 208.
Cymaegeirus, 228.
D'ALEMBERT, 22, 43, 208.
Daley, 313.
Dampier, 91.
Dante, 225.
Dark ages, 357.
Dartmouth, 93.
Darwin, 2, 209, 331, 336,,
363, 367, 368.
Daughters, not marrying, 328.
Davy, 210.
De Candolle, 210.
De Grey, Earl, 119.
De Grey (Lord Walsingham),
90
Demagogues, 48.
Denison, 92.
Denman, 92, 204, 301, 332.
Deviation from an average 26,
377.
Dibdin, 232.
Dieu, De, 284.
Disraeli, 112, 168.
Divines, 257; appendix, 283.
Dod. 284.
Dolben, 92.
Donne, 285.
Doria, 157.
Dowdeswell, 98.
Downe, 285, 293.
Draper, 89.
Dryden, 187, 232.
Dudevant, 164.
Dudley, 187.
Dufferin, 120.
Dundas, 113.
Dussek, 243.
Dwarfs, infertility of, 331.
EDGEWORTH, 175.
Egmont, 128.
Eichhom, 243.
Eldon, 56, 92, 113.
Ellenborough, 92, 113, 303.
Ellis, 20.
Eminence, definition of, 6.
Emigrants, 360.
Engineers, 333.
English: North country men,
their ability, 340.
Erie, 92.
Errors of observation, law of,
26, 382.
Erskine, Lord, 56, 92, 113.
Erskine, E. and R., 285.
Etienne, 175.
Eugene, 142, 158.
Enter, 211.
Euphorion, 228,
Evans, 286.
Ewbank, 313.
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