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CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
DEBATE INDEX
- SECOND EDITION
- Preface to the Second Edition
- Debate Index
- Topics
  - Absenteeism.
    - Advertising.
    - Advowsons, Sale of.
    - Agriculture.
    - Alexander the Great and Cæsar.
    - Alexander the Great and Hannibal.
    - Alexander the Great, Cæsar, Napoleon.
    - Alfred the Great and Washington.
    - Allotments and small holdings extension.
    - Alsace-Lorraine.
    - Ambition.
    - America. Discovery.
    - American Protective Association.
    - The American revolution and the Civil war.
    - Anarchism.
    - Anger.
    - Anglo-Japanese alliance.
    - Anglo-Saxon peoples.
    - Animals.
    - Arbitration, Commercial.
    - Arbitration, Compulsory industrial.
    - Arbitration, International.
    - Arctic exploration.
    - Aristocratic and democratic government.
    - Armaments.
    - Armed intervention.
    - Armenian question.
    - Army (England).
    - Army (United States). Increase.
    - Art.
    - Art, British.
    - Art and morality.
    - Art and religion.
    - Art and science.
    - Art unions.
    - Asset currency.
    - Astronomy and geology.
    - Athanasian creed.
    - Atheists.
    - Athletics.
    - Atomic theory.
    - Authority (in religion).
    - Authors and publishers.
    - Automobile license.
    - Bachelors.
    - Bacon, Francis.
    - Bacon and Newton.
    - Bacon-Shakespeare question.
    - Balance of power.
    - Ballot.
    - Balzac and Hugo.
    - Bank deposits, Guarantee of.
    - Bank holidays.
    - Bank-notes.
    - Bankrupt law.
    - Banks, Agricultural.
    - Banks, Central.
    - Banks, National.
    - Barbarian and civilized man.
    - Beecher and Spurgeon.
    - Beethoven and Mozart.
    - Betterment tax.
    - Betting.
    - Bible and geology.
    - Bible in the public schools.
    - Bicycle tax.
    - Bimetallism.
    - Bismarck and Gladstone.
    - Blasphemy laws; their abolition.
    - Booth, William.
    - Boycotting.
    - British empire. Communication.
    - British empire. Federation.
    - Brown, John.
    - Browning and Tennyson.
    - Brussels sugar convention.
    - Brutus and Cæsar.
    - Bryant and Longfellow.
    - Buddhism.
    - Bunyan and Thomas à Kempis.
    - Burial, Premature.
    - Byron.
    - Byron and Burns.
    - Byron and Shelley.
    - Cabinet government (England).
    - Cabinet ministers (United States).
    - Cabinet system and congressional system.
    - Calvin and Servetus.
    - Calvin and Wesley.
    - Campaign funds.
    - Canada. Annexation to the United States.
    - Canteen.
    - Canvassing at parliamentary elections.
    - Capital punishment.
    - Carlyle and Emerson.
    - Cathedrals, Nationalization of.
    - Caucus.
    - Celibacy.
    - Censorship of fiction.
    - Censorship of the stage.
    - Central America. Antiquities.
    - Centralization and state rights.
    - Character.
    - Character, National.
    - Charities.
    - Charity Organization Society; methods and work.
    - Charlemagne and Hildebrand.
    - Charles I.
    - Chatterton and Cowper.
    - Chaucer and Spenser.
    - Chess.
    - Chicago strike injunctions.
    - Child labor.
    - Child marriage.
    - China-Japan war.
    - Chinese labor.
    - Chivalry.
    - Christian socialism.
    - Christian union.
    - Christianity.
    - Christianity and modern civilization.
    - Church, The.
    - Church and state.
    - Church property. Taxation.
    - Cicero.
    - Cities.
    - City and country.
    - Civil service. England.
    - Civil service. India.
    - Civil service reform.
    - Civilization.
    - Classical education.
    - Classics and mathematics.
    - Co-education.
    - Colleges and universities.
    - Colonial preference (England).
    - Columbus and Livingstone.
    - Comic supplement.
    - Commerce, Minister of.
    - Commerce and manufactures.
    - Commercialism.
    - Commission form of government.
    - Competition.
    - Congo Free State.
    - Congress.
    - Conscience.
    - Conscription.
    - Conservation of natural resources.
    - Consistency.
    - Conventionality.
    - Convents and monasteries.
    - Convict labor.
    - Coöperation.
    - Copyright.
    - Corporal punishment.
    - Councilmen.
    - Country schools.
    - Court of final appeal.
    - Creeds.
    - Cremation.
    - Crime.
    - Criminal appeal.
    - Cromwell, Oliver.
    - Crusades.
    - Cuba. Annexation to the United States.
    - Dancing and card-playing.
    - Dante and Milton.
    - Dark races and white races.
    - Darwin and Agassiz.
    - Darwin and Newton.
    - Daylight saving bill.
    - Debate.
    - Deceased wife's sister.
    - Deception.
    - Decimal system.
    - Declaration of London.
    - Degeneration.
    - Democracy.
    - Demosthenes and Cicero.
    - Department stores.
    - Descartes.
    - Direct legislation.
    - Disarmament.
    - Divorce.
    - Dogma.
    - Drama.
    - Dress.
    - Drink and opium.
    - Dryden and Pope.
    - Dueling.
    - Early closing of shops.
    - Edison.
    - Education.
    - Education. National aid.
    - Education. State control.
    - Education, Compulsory.
    - Education, National.
    - Education acts (English).
    - Egypt.
    - Eight-hour day.
    - Elections.
    - Elective system in education.
    - Eliot, George, and Browning, Mrs.
    - Elizabeth, Queen.
    - Elizabethan literature.
    - Elizabethan literature and Victorian literature.
    - Eloquence.
    - Emigration.
    - Emigration v. home colonization.
    - Employers' liability.
    - End and means.
    - England.
    - England. Constitution.
    - England. Food-supply.
    - England, Church of.
    - England, Invasion of.
    - England and Rome.
    - English aristocracy.
    - English channel tunnel.
    - English government and United States government.
    - Entail.
    - Ethical movement.
    - Evolution.
    - Examinations.
    - Examinations, Competitive.
    - Fagging at schools.
    - Faith.
    - Farm colonies for the unemployed.
    - Fashion in dress; is it an evil?
    - Fasting.
    - Federal charter and federal control.
    - Feudalism.
    - Fiction.
    - Food adulteration.
    - Foot-ball.
    - Forest preserves.
    - Franklin.
    - Franklin and Washington.
    - Frederick the Great and Peter the Great.
    - Free institutions.
    - Free meals at elementary schools.
    - Free ships.
    - Free will.
    - French revolution.
    - Galileo.
    - Gambling.
    - Gambling in commerce, Suppression of.
    - Game laws (England).
    - Garrison, W.L.
    - Genius.
    - Ghosts.
    - Goethe and Milton.
    - Goethe and Schiller.
    - Gold (currency).
    - Gold and iron.
    - Gold mines and coal mines.
    - Gothenburg system.
    - Government ownership.
    - Government ownership. Canals.
    - Government ownership. Coal mines.
    - Government ownership. Railroads.
    - Government ownership. Telegraphs, telephones.
    - Greece and Rome.
    - Greek art and renaissance art.
    - Greek dramatists and English dramatists.
    - Greenbacks.
    - Gunpowder.
    - Hamilton and Jefferson.
    - Hamlet.
    - Happiness and misery.
    - Hastings, Warren.
    - Hawaii. Annexation to the United States.
    - Hawthorne and Irving.
    - Hemans, Mrs, and Howitt, Mrs.
    - Heredity and environment.
    - High schools.
    - History.
    - History and biography.
    - Home labor.
    - Honor system in colleges.
    - Hope and memory.
    - Hospitals.
    - House of lords.
    - Housing problem.
    - Howard and Wilberforce.
    - Human mind and brute mind.
    - Humor.
    - Husband and wife as witnesses.
    - Hypocrite and liar.
    - Iliad and Æneid.
    - Iliad and Odyssey.
    - Imagination.
    - Imagination and reason.
    - Immigration.
    - Immigration, Chinese.
    - Immigration, German.
    - Immorality.
    - Immortality.
    - Imperialism.
    - Imperialism (England).
    - Imperialism (United States).
    - In camera proceedings.
    - Income tax.
    - Independent Labour party and Liberal party.
    - Indeterminate sentence.
    - India. English rule.
    - India. Home rule.
    - Indians of North America.
    - Individualism.
    - Inductive reasoning.
    - Inheritance tax.
    - Injunctions.
    - Insane asylums.
    - Insanity and responsibility.
    - Insurance.
    - Insurance, Life.
    - Intelligence and morality.
    - Internationalism.
    - Intestacy.
    - Ireland.
    - Ireland. Home rule.
    - Irrigation works.
    - Japanese as American citizens.
    - Jesuits.
    - Jews.
    - Journalism.
    - Judges.
    - Jury system.
    - Juvenile court.
    - Kant.
    - Kindergarten system.
    - Labor, Division of.
    - Labor and laboring classes.
    - Labor party.
    - Laissez faire and state intervention.
    - Land.
    - Land nationalization.
    - Landed gentry.
    - Language.
    - Language, Universal.
    - Law.
    - Leasehold enfranchisement.
    - Legal education.
    - Legal ethics.
    - Legal tender.
    - Liberty of the press.
    - Libraries.
    - Life.
    - Lincoln and Washington.
    - Liquor question.
    - Literature.
    - Literature and science.
    - Liturgies.
    - Local option.
    - Locke.
    - London livery companies.
    - Louis XIV.
    - Louis XVI.
    - Luther and Calvin.
    - Luther and Loyola.
    - Luxury.
    - Macedonia.
    - Machinery.
    - Magistrates, Stipendiary.
    - Man.
    - Marathon and Waterloo.
    - Marriage laws.
    - Mary, queen of Scots.
    - Mayors.
    - Mechanics.
    - Mechanics' institutions.
    - Medical education for women.
    - Men.
    - Mexico. Annexation to the United States.
    - Michael Angelo and Raphael.
    - Middle ages.
    - Middleman, Elimination of.
    - Military renown.
    - Milton and Homer.
    - Mind force and physical force.
    - Ministers (of state).
    - Ministers of the gospel.
    - Minorities, Rights of.
    - Miser and spendthrift.
    - Missions.
    - Mohammedanism.
    - Monarchy.
    - Monarchy and republicanism.
    - Money.
    - Money and culture.
    - Monroe doctrine.
    - Montaigne and Addison.
    - Morality.
    - Moses and David.
    - Mrs Grundy.
    - Municipal ownership.
    - Mysticism.
    - Napoleon.
    - Napoleon and Cromwell.
    - Napoleon and Hannibal.
    - Napoleon, Howard, Watt.
    - National party in politics.
    - National university.
    - Naturalization.
    - Naval adviser.
    - Navigation and railroads.
    - Navy (United States). Increase.
    - Nebular hypothesis.
    - Negro suffrage.
    - Newman and Maurice.
    - Nicaragua canal.
    - Nihilism.
    - Oaths.
    - Old age pensions.
    - Oleomargarine.
    - Open shop and closed shop.
    - Opium trade.
    - Optimism and pessimism.
    - Oratory.
    - Osborne judgment.
    - Outdoor relief.
    - Painting, Schools of.
    - Parcels post.
    - Parliament.
    - Parnell.
    - Party allegiance.
    - Passive resistance.
    - Patents.
    - Paul and John.
    - Pauper children.
    - Pauperism and illiteracy.
    - Peace.
    - The pen and the sword.
    - Pensions.
    - Periodicals.
    - Philippine islands.
    - Philosophy and mathematics.
    - Philosophy and poetry.
    - Photography and engraving.
    - Planets.
    - Plato and Aristotle.
    - Plato and Socrates.
    - Plurality of worlds.
    - Poet and mechanic.
    - Poetry.
    - Poetry and prose fiction.
    - Poetry and science.
    - Police.
    - Political parties.
    - Pooling.
    - Pope.
    - Population.
    - Populist party.
    - Postal rates.
    - Postal savings banks.
    - Postal telegraph.
    - Poverty and wealth.
    - Preaching.
    - President. Election.
    - President. Term of office.
    - Presidential system and parliamentary system.
    - Primaries.
    - Primogeniture.
    - Printing-press and steam-engine.
    - Prisons.
    - Private property at sea.
    - Probation after death.
    - Professionalism in foot-ball and in cricket.
    - Profit-sharing.
    - Proportional representation.
    - Protection and free trade.
    - Psychical research.
    - Public trustees.
    - Pulpit and press.
    - Punishment.
    - Punishment and reward.
    - Puritan revolution.
    - Puritans.
    - Quarantine.
    - Quorum.
    - Railroad rates.
    - Reading and observation.
    - Recall.
    - Recall of judges.
    - Reciprocity.
    - Reciprocity. United States and Canada.
    - Reciprocity and free trade.
    - Referendum.
    - Reformation and renaissance.
    - Reformer and conservative.
    - Registration of title to land.
    - Religion.
    - Religion in the public schools.
    - Religious disability.
    - Religious education.
    - Religious equality.
    - Rent.
    - Republican party.
    - Retaliation.
    - Reversionists, Rating of.
    - Revivals.
    - Richard III.
    - Richard III and Charles II.
    - Richelieu.
    - Right to work bill.
    - Ritualism, Suppression of.
    - Roads.
    - Roman Catholic church.
    - Roman Catholic church. Papacy.
    - Rousseau.
    - Salvation Army.
    - San Domingo treaty.
    - Satire.
    - School curriculum.
    - Schools.
    - Scientific research.
    - Scotland, Church of.
    - Scott, Sir Walter.
    - Secession.
    - Secret societies.
    - Sects.
    - Senate rules.
    - Senators. Election.
    - Shakespeare.
    - Shakespeare and Goethe.
    - Shakespeare and Milton.
    - Sherman anti-trust law.
    - Ship subsidies.
    - Silver (currency).
    - Single tax.
    - Skepticism and progress.
    - Skepticism and superstition.
    - Slavery.
    - Slavery and intemperance.
    - Social equality.
    - Socialism.
    - Socrates.
    - Solitude and society.
    - Sophists.
    - South Africa.
    - Spelling reform.
    - Sport.
    - State and individual.
    - Statesman and poet.
    - Steel.
    - Stoicism.
    - Street music, Legislation against.
    - Strikes.
    - Student government.
    - Success.
    - Suffrage.
    - Sugar.
    - Suicide.
    - Sunday.
    - Sunday opening of museums.
    - Sunday-schools.
    - Tainted money.
    - Taming of the shrew.
    - Taste (æsthetics).
    - Taxation.
    - Telegraph and telephone.
    - Telescope and microscope.
    - Text-books.
    - Thackeray and Dickens.
    - Theatre.
    - Theatre, National.
    - Thought and language.
    - Thucydides and Tacitus.
    - Titles of honor.
    - Trade unions.
    - Travel and reading.
    - Trusts.
    - Turkey.
    - Unemployed.
    - Unitarianism.
    - United States.
    - University extension.
    - Usury.
    - Utility.
    - Vaccination.
    - Vegetarianism.
    - Venezuela.
    - Vice and virtue.
    - Vivisection.
    - Voltaire.
    - Wages.
    - Wagner.
    - Wales, Church of.
    - War.
    - Warrior and statesman.
    - Warrior, statesman, poet.
    - Water-power.
    - Wealth.
    - Webster and Clay.
    - Williams, Roger.
    - Wine in the communion service.
    - Witches.
    - Woman suffrage.
    - Woman's intellect and man's.
    - Women.
    - Women. Education.
    - Women. Employment.
    - Wool.
    - Wordsworth and Byron.
    - Wordsworth and Coleridge.
    - Yellow peril.
  - Advertising.
  - Advowsons, Sale of.
  - Agriculture.
  - Alexander the Great and Cæsar.
  - Alexander the Great and Hannibal.
  - Alexander the Great, Cæsar, Napoleon.
  - Alfred the Great and Washington.
  - Allotments and small holdings extension.
  - Alsace-Lorraine.
  - Ambition.
  - America. Discovery.
  - American Protective Association.
  - The American revolution and the Civil war.
  - Anarchism.
  - Anger.
  - Anglo-Japanese alliance.
  - Anglo-Saxon peoples.
  - Animals.
  - Arbitration, Commercial.
  - Arbitration, Compulsory industrial.
  - Arbitration, International.
  - Arctic exploration.
  - Aristocratic and democratic government.
  - Armaments.
  - Armed intervention.
  - Armenian question.
  - Army (England).
  - Army (United States). Increase.
  - Art.
  - Art, British.
  - Art and morality.
  - Art and religion.
  - Art and science.
  - Art unions.
  - Asset currency.
  - Astronomy and geology.
  - Athanasian creed.
  - Atheists.
  - Athletics.
  - Atomic theory.
  - Authority (in religion).
  - Authors and publishers.
  - Automobile license.
  - Bachelors.
  - Bacon, Francis.
  - Bacon and Newton.
  - Bacon-Shakespeare question.
  - Balance of power.
  - Ballot.
  - Balzac and Hugo.
  - Bank deposits, Guarantee of.
  - Bank holidays.
  - Bank-notes.
  - Bankrupt law.
  - Banks, Agricultural.
  - Banks, Central.
  - Banks, National.
  - Barbarian and civilized man.
  - Beecher and Spurgeon.
  - Beethoven and Mozart.
  - Betterment tax.
  - Betting.
  - Bible and geology.
  - Bible in the public schools.
  - Bicycle tax.
  - Bimetallism.
  - Bismarck and Gladstone.
  - Blasphemy laws; their abolition.
  - Booth, William.
  - Boycotting.
  - British empire. Communication.
  - British empire. Federation.
  - Brown, John.
  - Browning and Tennyson.
  - Brussels sugar convention.
  - Brutus and Cæsar.
  - Bryant and Longfellow.
  - Buddhism.
  - Bunyan and Thomas à Kempis.
  - Burial, Premature.
  - Byron.
  - Byron and Burns.
  - Byron and Shelley.
  - Cabinet government (England).
  - Cabinet ministers (United States).
  - Cabinet system and congressional system.
  - Calvin and Servetus.
  - Calvin and Wesley.
  - Campaign funds.
  - Canada. Annexation to the United States.
  - Canteen.
  - Canvassing at parliamentary elections.
  - Capital punishment.
  - Carlyle and Emerson.
  - Cathedrals, Nationalization of.
  - Caucus.
  - Celibacy.
  - Censorship of fiction.
  - Censorship of the stage.
  - Central America. Antiquities.
  - Centralization and state rights.
  - Character.
  - Character, National.
  - Charities.
  - Charity Organization Society; methods and work.
  - Charlemagne and Hildebrand.
  - Charles I.
  - Chatterton and Cowper.
  - Chaucer and Spenser.
  - Chess.
  - Chicago strike injunctions.
  - Child labor.
  - Child marriage.
  - China-Japan war.
  - Chinese labor.
  - Chivalry.
  - Christian socialism.
  - Christian union.
  - Christianity.
  - Christianity and modern civilization.
  - Church, The.
  - Church and state.
  - Church property. Taxation.
  - Cicero.
  - Cities.
  - City and country.
  - Civil service. England.
  - Civil service. India.
  - Civil service reform.
  - Civilization.
  - Classical education.
  - Classics and mathematics.
  - Co-education.
  - Colleges and universities.
  - Colonial preference (England).
  - Columbus and Livingstone.
  - Comic supplement.
  - Commerce, Minister of.
  - Commerce and manufactures.
  - Commercialism.
  - Commission form of government.
  - Competition.
  - Congo Free State.
  - Congress.
  - Conscience.
  - Conscription.
  - Conservation of natural resources.
  - Consistency.
  - Conventionality.
  - Convents and monasteries.
  - Convict labor.
  - Coöperation.
  - Copyright.
  - Corporal punishment.
  - Councilmen.
  - Country schools.
  - Court of final appeal.
  - Creeds.
  - Cremation.
  - Crime.
  - Criminal appeal.
  - Cromwell, Oliver.
  - Crusades.
  - Cuba. Annexation to the United States.
  - Dancing and card-playing.
  - Dante and Milton.
  - Dark races and white races.
  - Darwin and Agassiz.
  - Darwin and Newton.
  - Daylight saving bill.
  - Debate.
  - Deceased wife's sister.
  - Deception.
  - Decimal system.
  - Declaration of London.
  - Degeneration.
  - Democracy.
  - Demosthenes and Cicero.
  - Department stores.
  - Descartes.
  - Direct legislation.
  - Disarmament.
  - Divorce.
  - Dogma.
  - Drama.
  - Dress.
  - Drink and opium.
  - Dryden and Pope.
  - Dueling.
  - Early closing of shops.
  - Edison.
  - Education.
  - Education. National aid.
  - Education. State control.
  - Education, Compulsory.
  - Education, National.
  - Education acts (English).
  - Egypt.
  - Eight-hour day.
  - Elections.
  - Elective system in education.
  - Eliot, George, and Browning, Mrs.
  - Elizabeth, Queen.
  - Elizabethan literature.
  - Elizabethan literature and Victorian literature.
  - Eloquence.
  - Emigration.
  - Emigration v. home colonization.
  - Employers' liability.
  - End and means.
  - England.
  - England. Constitution.
  - England. Food-supply.
  - England, Church of.
  - England, Invasion of.
  - England and Rome.
  - English aristocracy.
  - English channel tunnel.
  - English government and United States government.
  - Entail.
  - Ethical movement.
  - Evolution.
  - Examinations.
  - Examinations, Competitive.
  - Fagging at schools.
  - Faith.
  - Farm colonies for the unemployed.
  - Fashion in dress; is it an evil?
  - Fasting.
  - Federal charter and federal control.
  - Feudalism.
  - Fiction.
  - Food adulteration.
  - Foot-ball.
  - Forest preserves.
  - Franklin.
  - Franklin and Washington.
  - Frederick the Great and Peter the Great.
  - Free institutions.
  - Free meals at elementary schools.
  - Free ships.
  - Free will.
  - French revolution.
  - Galileo.
  - Gambling.
  - Gambling in commerce, Suppression of.
  - Game laws (England).
  - Garrison, W.L.
  - Genius.
  - Ghosts.
  - Goethe and Milton.
  - Goethe and Schiller.
  - Gold (currency).
  - Gold and iron.
  - Gold mines and coal mines.
  - Gothenburg system.
  - Government ownership.
  - Government ownership. Canals.
  - Government ownership. Coal mines.
  - Government ownership. Railroads.
  - Government ownership. Telegraphs, telephones.
  - Greece and Rome.
  - Greek art and renaissance art.
  - Greek dramatists and English dramatists.
  - Greenbacks.
  - Gunpowder.
  - Hamilton and Jefferson.
  - Hamlet.
  - Happiness and misery.
  - Hastings, Warren.
  - Hawaii. Annexation to the United States.
  - Hawthorne and Irving.
  - Hemans, Mrs, and Howitt, Mrs.
  - Heredity and environment.
  - High schools.
  - History.
  - History and biography.
  - Home labor.
  - Honor system in colleges.
  - Hope and memory.
  - Hospitals.
  - House of lords.
  - Housing problem.
  - Howard and Wilberforce.
  - Human mind and brute mind.
  - Humor.
  - Husband and wife as witnesses.
  - Hypocrite and liar.
  - Iliad and Æneid.
  - Iliad and Odyssey.
  - Imagination.
  - Imagination and reason.
  - Immigration.
  - Immigration, Chinese.
  - Immigration, German.
  - Immorality.
  - Immortality.
  - Imperialism.
  - Imperialism (England).
  - Imperialism (United States).
  - In camera proceedings.
  - Income tax.
  - Independent Labour party and Liberal party.
  - Indeterminate sentence.
  - India. English rule.
  - India. Home rule.
  - Indians of North America.
  - Individualism.
  - Inductive reasoning.
  - Inheritance tax.
  - Injunctions.
  - Insane asylums.
  - Insanity and responsibility.
  - Insurance.
  - Insurance, Life.
  - Intelligence and morality.
  - Internationalism.
  - Intestacy.
  - Ireland.
  - Ireland. Home rule.
  - Irrigation works.
  - Japanese as American citizens.
  - Jesuits.
  - Jews.
  - Journalism.
  - Judges.
  - Jury system.
  - Juvenile court.
  - Kant.
  - Kindergarten system.
  - Labor, Division of.
  - Labor and laboring classes.
  - Labor party.
  - Laissez faire and state intervention.
  - Land.
  - Land nationalization.
  - Landed gentry.
  - Language.
  - Language, Universal.
  - Law.
  - Leasehold enfranchisement.
  - Legal education.
  - Legal ethics.
  - Legal tender.
  - Liberty of the press.
  - Libraries.
  - Life.
  - Lincoln and Washington.
  - Liquor question.
  - Literature.
  - Literature and science.
  - Liturgies.
  - Local option.
  - Locke.
  - London livery companies.
  - Louis XIV.
  - Louis XVI.
  - Luther and Calvin.
  - Luther and Loyola.
  - Luxury.
  - Macedonia.
  - Machinery.
  - Magistrates, Stipendiary.
  - Man.
  - Marathon and Waterloo.
  - Marriage laws.
  - Mary, queen of Scots.
  - Mayors.
  - Mechanics.
  - Mechanics' institutions.
  - Medical education for women.
  - Men.
  - Mexico. Annexation to the United States.
  - Michael Angelo and Raphael.
  - Middle ages.
  - Middleman, Elimination of.
  - Military renown.
  - Milton and Homer.
  - Mind force and physical force.
  - Ministers (of state).
  - Ministers of the gospel.
  - Minorities, Rights of.
  - Miser and spendthrift.
  - Missions.
  - Mohammedanism.
  - Monarchy.
  - Monarchy and republicanism.
  - Money.
  - Money and culture.
  - Monroe doctrine.
  - Montaigne and Addison.
  - Morality.
  - Moses and David.
  - Mrs Grundy.
  - Municipal ownership.
  - Mysticism.
  - Napoleon.
  - Napoleon and Cromwell.
  - Napoleon and Hannibal.
  - Napoleon, Howard, Watt.
  - National party in politics.
  - National university.
  - Naturalization.
  - Naval adviser.
  - Navigation and railroads.
  - Navy (United States). Increase.
  - Nebular hypothesis.
  - Negro suffrage.
  - Newman and Maurice.
  - Nicaragua canal.
  - Nihilism.
  - Oaths.
  - Old age pensions.
  - Oleomargarine.
  - Open shop and closed shop.
  - Opium trade.
  - Optimism and pessimism.
  - Oratory.
  - Osborne judgment.
  - Outdoor relief.
  - Painting, Schools of.
  - Parcels post.
  - Parliament.
  - Parnell.
  - Party allegiance.
  - Passive resistance.
  - Patents.
  - Paul and John.
  - Pauper children.
  - Pauperism and illiteracy.
  - Peace.
  - The pen and the sword.
  - Pensions.
  - Periodicals.
  - Philippine islands.
  - Philosophy and mathematics.
  - Philosophy and poetry.
  - Photography and engraving.
  - Planets.
  - Plato and Aristotle.
  - Plato and Socrates.
  - Plurality of worlds.
  - Poet and mechanic.
  - Poetry.
  - Poetry and prose fiction.
  - Poetry and science.
  - Police.
  - Political parties.
  - Pooling.
  - Pope.
  - Population.
  - Populist party.
  - Postal rates.
  - Postal savings banks.
  - Postal telegraph.
  - Poverty and wealth.
  - Preaching.
  - President. Election.
  - President. Term of office.
  - Presidential system and parliamentary system.
  - Primaries.
  - Primogeniture.
  - Printing-press and steam-engine.
  - Prisons.
  - Private property at sea.
  - Probation after death.
  - Professionalism in foot-ball and in cricket.
  - Profit-sharing.
  - Proportional representation.
  - Protection and free trade.
  - Psychical research.
  - Public trustees.
  - Pulpit and press.
  - Punishment.
  - Punishment and reward.
  - Puritan revolution.
  - Puritans.
  - Quarantine.
  - Quorum.
  - Railroad rates.
  - Reading and observation.
  - Recall.
  - Recall of judges.
  - Reciprocity.
  - Reciprocity. United States and Canada.
  - Reciprocity and free trade.
  - Referendum.
  - Reformation and renaissance.
  - Reformer and conservative.
  - Registration of title to land.
  - Religion.
  - Religion in the public schools.
  - Religious disability.
  - Religious education.
  - Religious equality.
  - Rent.
  - Republican party.
  - Retaliation.
  - Reversionists, Rating of.
  - Revivals.
  - Richard III.
  - Richard III and Charles II.
  - Richelieu.
  - Right to work bill.
  - Ritualism, Suppression of.
  - Roads.
  - Roman Catholic church.
  - Roman Catholic church. Papacy.
  - Rousseau.
  - Salvation Army.
  - San Domingo treaty.
  - Satire.
  - School curriculum.
  - Schools.
  - Scientific research.
  - Scotland, Church of.
  - Scott, Sir Walter.
  - Secession.
  - Secret societies.
  - Sects.
  - Senate rules.
  - Senators. Election.
  - Shakespeare.
  - Shakespeare and Goethe.
  - Shakespeare and Milton.
  - Sherman anti-trust law.
  - Ship subsidies.
  - Silver (currency).
  - Single tax.
  - Skepticism and progress.
  - Skepticism and superstition.
  - Slavery.
  - Slavery and intemperance.
  - Social equality.
  - Socialism.
  - Socrates.
  - Solitude and society.
  - Sophists.
  - South Africa.
  - Spelling reform.
  - Sport.
  - State and individual.
  - Statesman and poet.
  - Steel.
  - Stoicism.
  - Street music, Legislation against.
  - Strikes.
  - Student government.
  - Success.
  - Suffrage.
  - Sugar.
  - Suicide.
  - Sunday.
  - Sunday opening of museums.
  - Sunday-schools.
  - Tainted money.
  - Taming of the shrew.
  - Taste (æsthetics).
  - Taxation.
  - Telegraph and telephone.
  - Telescope and microscope.
  - Text-books.
  - Thackeray and Dickens.
  - Theatre.
  - Theatre, National.
  - Thought and language.
  - Thucydides and Tacitus.
  - Titles of honor.
  - Trade unions.
  - Travel and reading.
  - Trusts.
  - Turkey.
  - Unemployed.
  - Unitarianism.
  - United States.
  - University extension.
  - Usury.
  - Utility.
  - Vaccination.
  - Vegetarianism.
  - Venezuela.
  - Vice and virtue.
  - Vivisection.
  - Voltaire.
  - Wages.
  - Wagner.
  - Wales, Church of.
  - War.
  - Warrior and statesman.
  - Warrior, statesman, poet.
  - Water-power.
  - Wealth.
  - Webster and Clay.
  - Williams, Roger.
  - Wine in the communion service.
  - Witches.
  - Woman suffrage.
  - Woman's intellect and man's.
  - Women.
  - Women. Education.
  - Women. Employment.
  - Wool.
  - Wordsworth and Byron.
  - Wordsworth and Coleridge.
  - Yellow peril.
  - Publications of the Library Now in Print
  - Reference Lists
- Absenteeism.
  - Advertising.
  - Advowsons, Sale of.
  - Agriculture.
  - Alexander the Great and Cæsar.
  - Alexander the Great and Hannibal.
  - Alexander the Great, Cæsar, Napoleon.
  - Alfred the Great and Washington.
  - Allotments and small holdings extension.
  - Alsace-Lorraine.
  - Ambition.
  - America. Discovery.
  - American Protective Association.
  - The American revolution and the Civil war.
  - Anarchism.
  - Anger.
  - Anglo-Japanese alliance.
  - Anglo-Saxon peoples.
  - Animals.
  - Arbitration, Commercial.
  - Arbitration, Compulsory industrial.
  - Arbitration, International.
  - Arctic exploration.
  - Aristocratic and democratic government.
  - Armaments.
  - Armed intervention.
  - Armenian question.
  - Army (England).
  - Army (United States). Increase.
  - Art.
  - Art, British.
  - Art and morality.
  - Art and religion.
  - Art and science.
  - Art unions.
  - Asset currency.
  - Astronomy and geology.
  - Athanasian creed.
  - Atheists.
  - Athletics.
  - Atomic theory.
  - Authority (in religion).
  - Authors and publishers.
  - Automobile license.
  - Bachelors.
  - Bacon, Francis.
  - Bacon and Newton.
  - Bacon-Shakespeare question.
  - Balance of power.
  - Ballot.
  - Balzac and Hugo.
  - Bank deposits, Guarantee of.
  - Bank holidays.
  - Bank-notes.
  - Bankrupt law.
  - Banks, Agricultural.
  - Banks, Central.
  - Banks, National.
  - Barbarian and civilized man.
  - Beecher and Spurgeon.
  - Beethoven and Mozart.
  - Betterment tax.
  - Betting.
  - Bible and geology.
  - Bible in the public schools.
  - Bicycle tax.
  - Bimetallism.
  - Bismarck and Gladstone.
  - Blasphemy laws; their abolition.
  - Booth, William.
  - Boycotting.
  - British empire. Communication.
  - British empire. Federation.
  - Brown, John.
  - Browning and Tennyson.
  - Brussels sugar convention.
  - Brutus and Cæsar.
  - Bryant and Longfellow.
  - Buddhism.
  - Bunyan and Thomas à Kempis.
  - Burial, Premature.
  - Byron.
  - Byron and Burns.
  - Byron and Shelley.
  - Cabinet government (England).
  - Cabinet ministers (United States).
  - Cabinet system and congressional system.
  - Calvin and Servetus.
  - Calvin and Wesley.
  - Campaign funds.
  - Canada. Annexation to the United States.
  - Canteen.
  - Canvassing at parliamentary elections.
  - Capital punishment.
  - Carlyle and Emerson.
  - Cathedrals, Nationalization of.
  - Caucus.
  - Celibacy.
  - Censorship of fiction.
  - Censorship of the stage.
  - Central America. Antiquities.
  - Centralization and state rights.
  - Character.
  - Character, National.
  - Charities.
  - Charity Organization Society; methods and work.
  - Charlemagne and Hildebrand.
  - Charles I.
  - Chatterton and Cowper.
  - Chaucer and Spenser.
  - Chess.
  - Chicago strike injunctions.
  - Child labor.
  - Child marriage.
  - China-Japan war.
  - Chinese labor.
  - Chivalry.
  - Christian socialism.
  - Christian union.
  - Christianity.
  - Christianity and modern civilization.
  - Church, The.
  - Church and state.
  - Church property. Taxation.
  - Cicero.
  - Cities.
  - City and country.
  - Civil service. England.
  - Civil service. India.
  - Civil service reform.
  - Civilization.
  - Classical education.
  - Classics and mathematics.
  - Co-education.
  - Colleges and universities.
  - Colonial preference (England).
  - Columbus and Livingstone.
  - Comic supplement.
  - Commerce, Minister of.
  - Commerce and manufactures.
  - Commercialism.
  - Commission form of government.
  - Competition.
  - Congo Free State.
  - Congress.
  - Conscience.
  - Conscription.
  - Conservation of natural resources.
  - Consistency.
  - Conventionality.
  - Convents and monasteries.
  - Convict labor.
  - Coöperation.
  - Copyright.
  - Corporal punishment.
  - Councilmen.
  - Country schools.
  - Court of final appeal.
  - Creeds.
  - Cremation.
  - Crime.
  - Criminal appeal.
  - Cromwell, Oliver.
  - Crusades.
  - Cuba. Annexation to the United States.
  - Dancing and card-playing.
  - Dante and Milton.
  - Dark races and white races.
  - Darwin and Agassiz.
  - Darwin and Newton.
  - Daylight saving bill.
  - Debate.
  - Deceased wife's sister.
  - Deception.
  - Decimal system.
  - Declaration of London.
  - Degeneration.
  - Democracy.
  - Demosthenes and Cicero.
  - Department stores.
  - Descartes.
  - Direct legislation.
  - Disarmament.
  - Divorce.
  - Dogma.
  - Drama.
  - Dress.
  - Drink and opium.
  - Dryden and Pope.
  - Dueling.
  - Early closing of shops.
  - Edison.
  - Education.
  - Education. National aid.
  - Education. State control.
  - Education, Compulsory.
  - Education, National.
  - Education acts (English).
  - Egypt.
  - Eight-hour day.
  - Elections.
  - Elective system in education.
  - Eliot, George, and Browning, Mrs.
  - Elizabeth, Queen.
  - Elizabethan literature.
  - Elizabethan literature and Victorian literature.
  - Eloquence.
  - Emigration.
  - Emigration v. home colonization.
  - Employers' liability.
  - End and means.
  - England.
  - England. Constitution.
  - England. Food-supply.
  - England, Church of.
  - England, Invasion of.
  - England and Rome.
  - English aristocracy.
  - English channel tunnel.
  - English government and United States government.
  - Entail.
  - Ethical movement.
  - Evolution.
  - Examinations.
  - Examinations, Competitive.
  - Fagging at schools.
  - Faith.
  - Farm colonies for the unemployed.
  - Fashion in dress; is it an evil?
  - Fasting.
  - Federal charter and federal control.
  - Feudalism.
  - Fiction.
  - Food adulteration.
  - Foot-ball.
  - Forest preserves.
  - Franklin.
  - Franklin and Washington.
  - Frederick the Great and Peter the Great.
  - Free institutions.
  - Free meals at elementary schools.
  - Free ships.
  - Free will.
  - French revolution.
  - Galileo.
  - Gambling.
  - Gambling in commerce, Suppression of.
  - Game laws (England).
  - Garrison, W.L.
  - Genius.
  - Ghosts.
  - Goethe and Milton.
  - Goethe and Schiller.
  - Gold (currency).
  - Gold and iron.
  - Gold mines and coal mines.
  - Gothenburg system.
  - Government ownership.
  - Government ownership. Canals.
  - Government ownership. Coal mines.
  - Government ownership. Railroads.
  - Government ownership. Telegraphs, telephones.
  - Greece and Rome.
  - Greek art and renaissance art.
  - Greek dramatists and English dramatists.
  - Greenbacks.
  - Gunpowder.
  - Hamilton and Jefferson.
  - Hamlet.
  - Happiness and misery.
  - Hastings, Warren.
  - Hawaii. Annexation to the United States.
  - Hawthorne and Irving.
  - Hemans, Mrs, and Howitt, Mrs.
  - Heredity and environment.
  - High schools.
  - History.
  - History and biography.
  - Home labor.
  - Honor system in colleges.
  - Hope and memory.
  - Hospitals.
  - House of lords.
  - Housing problem.
  - Howard and Wilberforce.
  - Human mind and brute mind.
  - Humor.
  - Husband and wife as witnesses.
  - Hypocrite and liar.
  - Iliad and Æneid.
  - Iliad and Odyssey.
  - Imagination.
  - Imagination and reason.
  - Immigration.
  - Immigration, Chinese.
  - Immigration, German.
  - Immorality.
  - Immortality.
  - Imperialism.
  - Imperialism (England).
  - Imperialism (United States).
  - In camera proceedings.
  - Income tax.
  - Independent Labour party and Liberal party.
  - Indeterminate sentence.
  - India. English rule.
  - India. Home rule.
  - Indians of North America.
  - Individualism.
  - Inductive reasoning.
  - Inheritance tax.
  - Injunctions.
  - Insane asylums.
  - Insanity and responsibility.
  - Insurance.
  - Insurance, Life.
  - Intelligence and morality.
  - Internationalism.
  - Intestacy.
  - Ireland.
  - Ireland. Home rule.
  - Irrigation works.
  - Japanese as American citizens.
  - Jesuits.
  - Jews.
  - Journalism.
  - Judges.
  - Jury system.
  - Juvenile court.
  - Kant.
  - Kindergarten system.
  - Labor, Division of.
  - Labor and laboring classes.
  - Labor party.
  - Laissez faire and state intervention.
  - Land.
  - Land nationalization.
  - Landed gentry.
  - Language.
  - Language, Universal.
  - Law.
  - Leasehold enfranchisement.
  - Legal education.
  - Legal ethics.
  - Legal tender.
  - Liberty of the press.
  - Libraries.
  - Life.
  - Lincoln and Washington.
  - Liquor question.
  - Literature.
  - Literature and science.
  - Liturgies.
  - Local option.
  - Locke.
  - London livery companies.
  - Louis XIV.
  - Louis XVI.
  - Luther and Calvin.
  - Luther and Loyola.
  - Luxury.
  - Macedonia.
  - Machinery.
  - Magistrates, Stipendiary.
  - Man.
  - Marathon and Waterloo.
  - Marriage laws.
  - Mary, queen of Scots.
  - Mayors.
  - Mechanics.
  - Mechanics' institutions.
  - Medical education for women.
  - Men.
  - Mexico. Annexation to the United States.
  - Michael Angelo and Raphael.
  - Middle ages.
  - Middleman, Elimination of.
  - Military renown.
  - Milton and Homer.
  - Mind force and physical force.
  - Ministers (of state).
  - Ministers of the gospel.
  - Minorities, Rights of.
  - Miser and spendthrift.
  - Missions.
  - Mohammedanism.
  - Monarchy.
  - Monarchy and republicanism.
  - Money.
  - Money and culture.
  - Monroe doctrine.
  - Montaigne and Addison.
  - Morality.
  - Moses and David.
  - Mrs Grundy.
  - Municipal ownership.
  - Mysticism.
  - Napoleon.
  - Napoleon and Cromwell.
  - Napoleon and Hannibal.
  - Napoleon, Howard, Watt.
  - National party in politics.
  - National university.
  - Naturalization.
  - Naval adviser.
  - Navigation and railroads.
  - Navy (United States). Increase.
  - Nebular hypothesis.
  - Negro suffrage.
  - Newman and Maurice.
  - Nicaragua canal.
  - Nihilism.
  - Oaths.
  - Old age pensions.
  - Oleomargarine.
  - Open shop and closed shop.
  - Opium trade.
  - Optimism and pessimism.
  - Oratory.
  - Osborne judgment.
  - Outdoor relief.
  - Painting, Schools of.
  - Parcels post.
  - Parliament.
  - Parnell.
  - Party allegiance.
  - Passive resistance.
  - Patents.
  - Paul and John.
  - Pauper children.
  - Pauperism and illiteracy.
  - Peace.
  - The pen and the sword.
  - Pensions.
  - Periodicals.
  - Philippine islands.
  - Philosophy and mathematics.
  - Philosophy and poetry.
  - Photography and engraving.
  - Planets.
  - Plato and Aristotle.
  - Plato and Socrates.
  - Plurality of worlds.
  - Poet and mechanic.
  - Poetry.
  - Poetry and prose fiction.
  - Poetry and science.
  - Police.
  - Political parties.
  - Pooling.
  - Pope.
  - Population.
  - Populist party.
  - Postal rates.
  - Postal savings banks.
  - Postal telegraph.
  - Poverty and wealth.
  - Preaching.
  - President. Election.
  - President. Term of office.
  - Presidential system and parliamentary system.
  - Primaries.
  - Primogeniture.
  - Printing-press and steam-engine.
  - Prisons.
  - Private property at sea.
  - Probation after death.
  - Professionalism in foot-ball and in cricket.
  - Profit-sharing.
  - Proportional representation.
  - Protection and free trade.
  - Psychical research.
  - Public trustees.
  - Pulpit and press.
  - Punishment.
  - Punishment and reward.
  - Puritan revolution.
  - Puritans.
  - Quarantine.
  - Quorum.
  - Railroad rates.
  - Reading and observation.
  - Recall.
  - Recall of judges.
  - Reciprocity.
  - Reciprocity. United States and Canada.
  - Reciprocity and free trade.
  - Referendum.
  - Reformation and renaissance.
  - Reformer and conservative.
  - Registration of title to land.
  - Religion.
  - Religion in the public schools.
  - Religious disability.
  - Religious education.
  - Religious equality.
  - Rent.
  - Republican party.
  - Retaliation.
  - Reversionists, Rating of.
  - Revivals.
  - Richard III.
  - Richard III and Charles II.
  - Richelieu.
  - Right to work bill.
  - Ritualism, Suppression of.
  - Roads.
  - Roman Catholic church.
  - Roman Catholic church. Papacy.
  - Rousseau.
  - Salvation Army.
  - San Domingo treaty.
  - Satire.
  - School curriculum.
  - Schools.
  - Scientific research.
  - Scotland, Church of.
  - Scott, Sir Walter.
  - Secession.
  - Secret societies.
  - Sects.
  - Senate rules.
  - Senators. Election.
  - Shakespeare.
  - Shakespeare and Goethe.
  - Shakespeare and Milton.
  - Sherman anti-trust law.
  - Ship subsidies.
  - Silver (currency).
  - Single tax.
  - Skepticism and progress.
  - Skepticism and superstition.
  - Slavery.
  - Slavery and intemperance.
  - Social equality.
  - Socialism.
  - Socrates.
  - Solitude and society.
  - Sophists.
  - South Africa.
  - Spelling reform.
  - Sport.
  - State and individual.
  - Statesman and poet.
  - Steel.
  - Stoicism.
  - Street music, Legislation against.
  - Strikes.
  - Student government.
  - Success.
  - Suffrage.
  - Sugar.
  - Suicide.
  - Sunday.
  - Sunday opening of museums.
  - Sunday-schools.
  - Tainted money.
  - Taming of the shrew.
  - Taste (æsthetics).
  - Taxation.
  - Telegraph and telephone.
  - Telescope and microscope.
  - Text-books.
  - Thackeray and Dickens.
  - Theatre.
  - Theatre, National.
  - Thought and language.
  - Thucydides and Tacitus.
  - Titles of honor.
  - Trade unions.
  - Travel and reading.
  - Trusts.
  - Turkey.
  - Unemployed.
  - Unitarianism.
  - United States.
  - University extension.
  - Usury.
  - Utility.
  - Vaccination.
  - Vegetarianism.
  - Venezuela.
  - Vice and virtue.
  - Vivisection.
  - Voltaire.
  - Wages.
  - Wagner.
  - Wales, Church of.
  - War.
  - Warrior and statesman.
  - Warrior, statesman, poet.
  - Water-power.
  - Wealth.
  - Webster and Clay.
  - Williams, Roger.
  - Wine in the communion service.
  - Witches.
  - Woman suffrage.
  - Woman's intellect and man's.
  - Women.
  - Women. Education.
  - Women. Employment.
  - Wool.
  - Wordsworth and Byron.
  - Wordsworth and Coleridge.
  - Yellow peril.
- Advertising.
- Advowsons, Sale of.
- Agriculture.
- Alexander the Great and Cæsar.
- Alexander the Great and Hannibal.
- Alexander the Great, Cæsar, Napoleon.
- Alfred the Great and Washington.
- Allotments and small holdings extension.
- Alsace-Lorraine.
- Ambition.
- America. Discovery.
- American Protective Association.
- The American revolution and the Civil war.
- Anarchism.
- Anger.
- Anglo-Japanese alliance.
- Anglo-Saxon peoples.
- Animals.
- Arbitration, Commercial.
- Arbitration, Compulsory industrial.
- Arbitration, International.
- Arctic exploration.
- Aristocratic and democratic government.
- Armaments.
- Armed intervention.
- Armenian question.
- Army (England).
- Army (United States). Increase.
- Art.
- Art, British.
- Art and morality.
- Art and religion.
- Art and science.
- Art unions.
- Asset currency.
- Astronomy and geology.
- Athanasian creed.
- Atheists.
- Athletics.
- Atomic theory.
- Authority (in religion).
- Authors and publishers.
- Automobile license.
- Bachelors.
- Bacon, Francis.
- Bacon and Newton.
- Bacon-Shakespeare question.
- Balance of power.
- Ballot.
- Balzac and Hugo.
- Bank deposits, Guarantee of.
- Bank holidays.
- Bank-notes.
- Bankrupt law.
- Banks, Agricultural.
- Banks, Central.
- Banks, National.
- Barbarian and civilized man.
- Beecher and Spurgeon.
- Beethoven and Mozart.
- Betterment tax.
- Betting.
- Bible and geology.
- Bible in the public schools.
- Bicycle tax.
- Bimetallism.
- Bismarck and Gladstone.
- Blasphemy laws; their abolition.
- Booth, William.
- Boycotting.
- British empire. Communication.
- British empire. Federation.
- Brown, John.
- Browning and Tennyson.
- Brussels sugar convention.
- Brutus and Cæsar.
- Bryant and Longfellow.
- Buddhism.
- Bunyan and Thomas à Kempis.
- Burial, Premature.
- Byron.
- Byron and Burns.
- Byron and Shelley.
- Cabinet government (England).
- Cabinet ministers (United States).
- Cabinet system and congressional system.
- Calvin and Servetus.
- Calvin and Wesley.
- Campaign funds.
- Canada. Annexation to the United States.
- Canteen.
- Canvassing at parliamentary elections.
- Capital punishment.
- Carlyle and Emerson.
- Cathedrals, Nationalization of.
- Caucus.
- Celibacy.
- Censorship of fiction.
- Censorship of the stage.
- Central America. Antiquities.
- Centralization and state rights.
- Character.
- Character, National.
- Charities.
- Charity Organization Society; methods and work.
- Charlemagne and Hildebrand.
- Charles I.
- Chatterton and Cowper.
- Chaucer and Spenser.
- Chess.
- Chicago strike injunctions.
- Child labor.
- Child marriage.
- China-Japan war.
- Chinese labor.
- Chivalry.
- Christian socialism.
- Christian union.
- Christianity.
- Christianity and modern civilization.
- Church, The.
- Church and state.
- Church property. Taxation.
- Cicero.
- Cities.
- City and country.
- Civil service. England.
- Civil service. India.
- Civil service reform.
- Civilization.
- Classical education.
- Classics and mathematics.
- Co-education.
- Colleges and universities.
- Colonial preference (England).
- Columbus and Livingstone.
- Comic supplement.
- Commerce, Minister of.
- Commerce and manufactures.
- Commercialism.
- Commission form of government.
- Competition.
- Congo Free State.
- Congress.
- Conscience.
- Conscription.
- Conservation of natural resources.
- Consistency.
- Conventionality.
- Convents and monasteries.
- Convict labor.
- Coöperation.
- Copyright.
- Corporal punishment.
- Councilmen.
- Country schools.
- Court of final appeal.
- Creeds.
- Cremation.
- Crime.
- Criminal appeal.
- Cromwell, Oliver.
- Crusades.
- Cuba. Annexation to the United States.
- Dancing and card-playing.
- Dante and Milton.
- Dark races and white races.
- Darwin and Agassiz.
- Darwin and Newton.
- Daylight saving bill.
- Debate.
- Deceased wife's sister.
- Deception.
- Decimal system.
- Declaration of London.
- Degeneration.
- Democracy.
- Demosthenes and Cicero.
- Department stores.
- Descartes.
- Direct legislation.
- Disarmament.
- Divorce.
- Dogma.
- Drama.
- Dress.
- Drink and opium.
- Dryden and Pope.
- Dueling.
- Early closing of shops.
- Edison.
- Education.
- Education. National aid.
- Education. State control.
- Education, Compulsory.
- Education, National.
- Education acts (English).
- Egypt.
- Eight-hour day.
- Elections.
- Elective system in education.
- Eliot, George, and Browning, Mrs.
- Elizabeth, Queen.
- Elizabethan literature.
- Elizabethan literature and Victorian literature.
- Eloquence.
- Emigration.
- Emigration v. home colonization.
- Employers' liability.
- End and means.
- England.
- England. Constitution.
- England. Food-supply.
- England, Church of.
- England, Invasion of.
- England and Rome.
- English aristocracy.
- English channel tunnel.
- English government and United States government.
- Entail.
- Ethical movement.
- Evolution.
- Examinations.
- Examinations, Competitive.
- Fagging at schools.
- Faith.
- Farm colonies for the unemployed.
- Fashion in dress; is it an evil?
- Fasting.
- Federal charter and federal control.
- Feudalism.
- Fiction.
- Food adulteration.
- Foot-ball.
- Forest preserves.
- Franklin.
- Franklin and Washington.
- Frederick the Great and Peter the Great.
- Free institutions.
- Free meals at elementary schools.
- Free ships.
- Free will.
- French revolution.
- Galileo.
- Gambling.
- Gambling in commerce, Suppression of.
- Game laws (England).
- Garrison, W.L.
- Genius.
- Ghosts.
- Goethe and Milton.
- Goethe and Schiller.
- Gold (currency).
- Gold and iron.
- Gold mines and coal mines.
- Gothenburg system.
- Government ownership.
- Government ownership. Canals.
- Government ownership. Coal mines.
- Government ownership. Railroads.
- Government ownership. Telegraphs, telephones.
- Greece and Rome.
- Greek art and renaissance art.
- Greek dramatists and English dramatists.
- Greenbacks.
- Gunpowder.
- Hamilton and Jefferson.
- Hamlet.
- Happiness and misery.
- Hastings, Warren.
- Hawaii. Annexation to the United States.
- Hawthorne and Irving.
- Hemans, Mrs, and Howitt, Mrs.
- Heredity and environment.
- High schools.
- History.
- History and biography.
- Home labor.
- Honor system in colleges.
- Hope and memory.
- Hospitals.
- House of lords.
- Housing problem.
- Howard and Wilberforce.
- Human mind and brute mind.
- Humor.
- Husband and wife as witnesses.
- Hypocrite and liar.
- Iliad and Æneid.
- Iliad and Odyssey.
- Imagination.
- Imagination and reason.
- Immigration.
- Immigration, Chinese.
- Immigration, German.
- Immorality.
- Immortality.
- Imperialism.
- Imperialism (England).
- Imperialism (United States).
- In camera proceedings.
- Income tax.
- Independent Labour party and Liberal party.
- Indeterminate sentence.
- India. English rule.
- India. Home rule.
- Indians of North America.
- Individualism.
- Inductive reasoning.
- Inheritance tax.
- Injunctions.
- Insane asylums.
- Insanity and responsibility.
- Insurance.
- Insurance, Life.
- Intelligence and morality.
- Internationalism.
- Intestacy.
- Ireland.
- Ireland. Home rule.
- Irrigation works.
- Japanese as American citizens.
- Jesuits.
- Jews.
- Journalism.
- Judges.
- Jury system.
- Juvenile court.
- Kant.
- Kindergarten system.
- Labor, Division of.
- Labor and laboring classes.
- Labor party.
- Laissez faire and state intervention.
- Land.
- Land nationalization.
- Landed gentry.
- Language.
- Language, Universal.
- Law.
- Leasehold enfranchisement.
- Legal education.
- Legal ethics.
- Legal tender.
- Liberty of the press.
- Libraries.
- Life.
- Lincoln and Washington.
- Liquor question.
- Literature.
- Literature and science.
- Liturgies.
- Local option.
- Locke.
- London livery companies.
- Louis XIV.
- Louis XVI.
- Luther and Calvin.
- Luther and Loyola.
- Luxury.
- Macedonia.
- Machinery.
- Magistrates, Stipendiary.
- Man.
- Marathon and Waterloo.
- Marriage laws.
- Mary, queen of Scots.
- Mayors.
- Mechanics.
- Mechanics' institutions.
- Medical education for women.
- Men.
- Mexico. Annexation to the United States.
- Michael Angelo and Raphael.
- Middle ages.
- Middleman, Elimination of.
- Military renown.
- Milton and Homer.
- Mind force and physical force.
- Ministers (of state).
- Ministers of the gospel.
- Minorities, Rights of.
- Miser and spendthrift.
- Missions.
- Mohammedanism.
- Monarchy.
- Monarchy and republicanism.
- Money.
- Money and culture.
- Monroe doctrine.
- Montaigne and Addison.
- Morality.
- Moses and David.
- Mrs Grundy.
- Municipal ownership.
- Mysticism.
- Napoleon.
- Napoleon and Cromwell.
- Napoleon and Hannibal.
- Napoleon, Howard, Watt.
- National party in politics.
- National university.
- Naturalization.
- Naval adviser.
- Navigation and railroads.
- Navy (United States). Increase.
- Nebular hypothesis.
- Negro suffrage.
- Newman and Maurice.
- Nicaragua canal.
- Nihilism.
- Oaths.
- Old age pensions.
- Oleomargarine.
- Open shop and closed shop.
- Opium trade.
- Optimism and pessimism.
- Oratory.
- Osborne judgment.
- Outdoor relief.
- Painting, Schools of.
- Parcels post.
- Parliament.
- Parnell.
- Party allegiance.
- Passive resistance.
- Patents.
- Paul and John.
- Pauper children.
- Pauperism and illiteracy.
- Peace.
- The pen and the sword.
- Pensions.
- Periodicals.
- Philippine islands.
- Philosophy and mathematics.
- Philosophy and poetry.
- Photography and engraving.
- Planets.
- Plato and Aristotle.
- Plato and Socrates.
- Plurality of worlds.
- Poet and mechanic.
- Poetry.
- Poetry and prose fiction.
- Poetry and science.
- Police.
- Political parties.
- Pooling.
- Pope.
- Population.
- Populist party.
- Postal rates.
- Postal savings banks.
- Postal telegraph.
- Poverty and wealth.
- Preaching.
- President. Election.
- President. Term of office.
- Presidential system and parliamentary system.
- Primaries.
- Primogeniture.
- Printing-press and steam-engine.
- Prisons.
- Private property at sea.
- Probation after death.
- Professionalism in foot-ball and in cricket.
- Profit-sharing.
- Proportional representation.
- Protection and free trade.
- Psychical research.
- Public trustees.
- Pulpit and press.
- Punishment.
- Punishment and reward.
- Puritan revolution.
- Puritans.
- Quarantine.
- Quorum.
- Railroad rates.
- Reading and observation.
- Recall.
- Recall of judges.
- Reciprocity.
- Reciprocity. United States and Canada.
- Reciprocity and free trade.
- Referendum.
- Reformation and renaissance.
- Reformer and conservative.
- Registration of title to land.
- Religion.
- Religion in the public schools.
- Religious disability.
- Religious education.
- Religious equality.
- Rent.
- Republican party.
- Retaliation.
- Reversionists, Rating of.
- Revivals.
- Richard III.
- Richard III and Charles II.
- Richelieu.
- Right to work bill.
- Ritualism, Suppression of.
- Roads.
- Roman Catholic church.
- Roman Catholic church. Papacy.
- Rousseau.
- Salvation Army.
- San Domingo treaty.
- Satire.
- School curriculum.
- Schools.
- Scientific research.
- Scotland, Church of.
- Scott, Sir Walter.
- Secession.
- Secret societies.
- Sects.
- Senate rules.
- Senators. Election.
- Shakespeare.
- Shakespeare and Goethe.
- Shakespeare and Milton.
- Sherman anti-trust law.
- Ship subsidies.
- Silver (currency).
- Single tax.
- Skepticism and progress.
- Skepticism and superstition.
- Slavery.
- Slavery and intemperance.
- Social equality.
- Socialism.
- Socrates.
- Solitude and society.
- Sophists.
- South Africa.
- Spelling reform.
- Sport.
- State and individual.
- Statesman and poet.
- Steel.
- Stoicism.
- Street music, Legislation against.
- Strikes.
- Student government.
- Success.
- Suffrage.
- Sugar.
- Suicide.
- Sunday.
- Sunday opening of museums.
- Sunday-schools.
- Tainted money.
- Taming of the shrew.
- Taste (æsthetics).
- Taxation.
- Telegraph and telephone.
- Telescope and microscope.
- Text-books.
- Thackeray and Dickens.
- Theatre.
- Theatre, National.
- Thought and language.
- Thucydides and Tacitus.
- Titles of honor.
- Trade unions.
- Travel and reading.
- Trusts.
- Turkey.
- Unemployed.
- Unitarianism.
- United States.
- University extension.
- Usury.
- Utility.
- Vaccination.
- Vegetarianism.
- Venezuela.
- Vice and virtue.
- Vivisection.
- Voltaire.
- Wages.
- Wagner.
- Wales, Church of.
- War.
- Warrior and statesman.
- Warrior, statesman, poet.
- Water-power.
- Wealth.
- Webster and Clay.
- Williams, Roger.
- Wine in the communion service.
- Witches.
- Woman suffrage.
- Woman's intellect and man's.
- Women.
- Women. Education.
- Women. Employment.
- Wool.
- Wordsworth and Byron.
- Wordsworth and Coleridge.
- Yellow peril.
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