INDEX
��Cambon, Joseph; biographical note on, vol. VII, 152; on the situation in France, 152-155,
Campbell-Bannerman, Sir Hen* ry; biographical note on, vol. V, 226; on the policy of the Liberal party, 226-238; his "The Duma is dead, long live the Duma" speech, 239-246.
Cannins, Georee; biographical note on, vol. IV, 115; on granting aid to Portugal, 115- 125.
Carnot, Lizare Nicolas Mar- guerite; biographical note on, vol. VII, 179; against setting up an empire, 179-186.
Carlyle, Thomas; biographical note on, vol. V, 17; his ad- dress as Lord Rector of Edin- burgh University, 17-33.
Castelar, Emilio; biographical note on, vol. VII, 255; plea for a republic in Spain, 255- 261.
Catiline, Lucius Serglus; bio- graphical note on, vol. II, 216; his exhortation to con- spiracy, 216-218; to nis army before his defeat in battle, 219-221.
Cato, Marcus Porclus, sur« named "the Censor"; bio- graphical note on, vol. II, 14; in support of the Oppian law, 14-22.
Cato, Marcus Porclus, sur- named "Uticensis," or "the Younger"; biographical note on, vol. II, 230; on the pun- ishment of the Catiline con- spirators, 230-236.
Cavour, Camlllo Benso, Count di; biographical note on, vol. VII, 232; on Rome as tlie
��capital of United Italy, 232- 236.
Chalmers, Thomas; biographical note on, vol. IV, 112; ser- mon on "When all things pass away," 112-114.
Chamberlain, Joseph; biograph- ical note on, vol. V, 184; on the true conception of em- pire, 184-191.
Chatham, William Pitt, Earl of; biographical note on, vol III, 193; his retort to the el der Horace Walpole, 193-197 on the right to tax America 197-211; on affairs in Amer jca, 211-229.
Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl of; biograph- ical note on, vol. Ill, 165; against the pn bill of the ministry, 165-172.
Choate, I^ufus; biographical note on, vol. IX, 149; his eulogy o^f Webster, 149-159.
Chrysostom, John, Saint; bio- graphical note on, vol. VII, 3; on the blessiags of death, 3-6.
Churchill, Lord Randolph; bio- graphical note on, vol. V, 99; his "Trust the people" speech, 99-108.
Cicero, Marcus Tullius; bio- graphical note on, vol. II, 51; his first oration against Verres, 51-71; in opposition to a new agrarian law, 71-93; his first oration against Cati- line, 93-113; his second ora- tion against Catiline, 113- 130; in behalf of Archias, the poet, 131-148; his first ora- tion against Mark Antony, 148-169; his second oration against Mark Antony, 16S>-' 199.
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