Part 5

Incorporation Iroquois tribes

James II. Jinghis Khan, Judiciary, federal,

Kansas, Kemble, J., Kingship among ancient Teutons,

La Salle, R., Lausanne, Leo's defeat of the Saracens, Lewes, battle of, Liegnitz, battle of, Lincoln, A., Lincoln, city of, Livingstone, Dr., Lombards, London, growth of, Louis VI., Louis XIV.,

Madison, J., Maine, Sir II., Maintz, Malta, Manorial courts, Manors, origin of, March meetings in New England, Marius, C., Mark, in England, meaning of the word, Mark-mote, Massachusetts, May assemblies in Switzerland, Melbourne, city of, Middle Ages, turbulence of, Military strength of civilized world, its increase, Minnesota, Mir, or Russian village, Mongolian Khans in Russia, Mongols, Montenegro, Montfort, S. de,

Naseby, battle of, Navies less dangerous than standing armies, Nebraska, Nelson's statue in Trafalgar Square, Nevada, New England confederacy, New York, New Zealand, Norman conquest, North America, struggle for possession of,

Omar,

Pagus, Paris, American dinner-party in, Parish, its relation to township, Parkman, F. Pax romana Peace of the world, how secured, Peerage of England Peloponnesian war Persian war against Greece Pestilences Petersham Philip, King Phratries Pictet, A. Poland Pontiac Population of United States a century hence Private property in land Problem of political civilization Protestantism and Catholicism, political question at stake between Prussia conquered by Teutonic knights Puritanism Puritans of New England, their origin

Quebec, Wolfe's victory at

Rebellion against Charles I. Redivision of arable lands Re-election of town officers Representation unknown to Greeks and Romans origin of federal, in United States Rex Rhode Island Roman law Rome, plebeian revolution at early stages of secret of its power advantages of its dominion causes of its political failure, powerful influence of, in Middle Ages meaning of its great wars Roses, wars of the Ross, D. Russia, Mongolian conquest of village communities in its late war against the Turks its despotic government contrasted with that of France under Old Régime

SARACENS Scandinavia Secession, war of Selectmen Self-government preserved in England lost in France Shakespeare Shires Shottery, cottage at Smith, J. Social war South Carolina Spain, Roman conquest of Sparta State sovereignty in America Strasburg Strategic position of England Stubbs, W. Suez Swiss cantonal assemblies Switzerland, lesson of its history self-government preserved in

Tacitus Tariff in America Tax-taking despotisms Tennyson, A. Teutonic civilization contrasted with Graeco-Roman Teutonic knights Teutonic village communities Texas Thegnhood Thirty Years' War Thukydides Tocqueville Tourist in United States Town, meaning of the word Town-meetings, origin of Town-names formed from patronymics Township in New England, in western states Tribe and shire Turks

Versailles Vestry-meetings Victoria, Australia Village-mark Villages of New England Virginia, parishes in Visigoths

Wallace, D.M. War of independence Warfare, universal in early times how diminished interferes with political development less destructive now than in ancient times how effectively waged by the most pacific of peoples Washington, city of Washington, G. William III. Witenagemote Wolfe's victory at Quebec

Yorktown

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