Caen, 61
Canada, Coercion Bill for, 194; events in, 215
Canning, 99, 119
Capital Punishment, speech against abolishing, 286
Capitol, 250
Carlile, Richard, prosecuted, 88
Carlyle, Thomas, his relations with the Author, 142, 161, 164, 174-6, 243; and Sterling, 152, 155; writes for the Westminster Review, 206; his "Sartor Resartus," 175; his "French Revolution," 131, 217
Castres, 57
Catholic Disabilities, article on, 118
Cattle Plague Bill, 288
Cause of human actions, 169
Cazotte's Arabian Tales, 9
Centralization, 192
Chadwick, Mr., 300
Character, how related to circumstances, 108, 169
Chemistry, treatises on, devoured in childhood, 17; attend lectures on, 57; contrasted with dynamics, 160
Choice of Hercules, 47
Christianity, 39, 164
Christie, Mr. W. D., 300
Church Question, 182; James Mill on the, 107; Maurice on the, 153; settled in Ireland, 292
Cicero, 11
Civilization, essay on, 202; some essentials of, 106, 230-4
Clarendon, Earl of, 126
Classification, early training in, 65; treated of, in "System of Logic," 221
Cobbetts, 98
Cockburn, Sir Alexander, 128, 298
Coercion measures in Canada and Ireland, 194
Coleridge, 75; lines from, fitting the Author's case, 134, 140; the teacher of Maurice and Sterling, 154; his influence on the Author's mind, 153, 161-3; essay on, 218
Coleridgians, 128, 152, 161, 243
Collins, 8
Colonial policy, 216
Commercial crisis, 118
Commons, House of, 93, 99, 194, 279-312
Communities, 256
Composition, the Author's mode of, 222, 241, 250
Comte, Auguste, a pupil of St. Simon, 165; his latest views, 213; obligations to, 209, 223, 245; correspondence with, 211; the Author's essay on his doctrines, 277
Condillac's writings, 62, 68
Condorcet's Life of Turgot, 113
Conservatives, 126; rally, 215; the stupid party, 289; their inadequate Bribery "Bill, 301; mistake the Author's views, 309
Constantine Paleologus, 15
Continent, first visit to the, 56; later journeys on the, 84, 250; the Author's final residence on the, 251,262
Continental society and opinions, 58, 227, 269
Co-operation Society of Owenites, 123
Co-operative Societies, socialistic experiments, 234
Corporations, 182
Correspondence, 237, 305; with Comte, 211
Corrupter-general, 107
Coulson, Walter, 87, 118
Courier, 117
Cowper's Works, 16
Crime and Punishment, amenable to Classification, 65
Crisis in the Author's mental life, 132; commercial, 118; in colonial
