Part 43

Heroism, moral, on the virtues of.

"His Grace," Burke's reply to.

History, on the moral of.--on the use of defects in.--on the perversion of.--speculations on.--strictures on, as connected with France.

House of Commons, its nature and functions.--on the control of the constituency over.--Mr. Burke's preparation for the.--its constitution.--privilege of the.--contrasted with the National Assembly of France.

Howard, the philanthropist, his genius and humanity.

Human ideas, on the influence of divine power on.

Human nature, on the libellers of.

Humiliation, on the diplomacy of.

Hyder Ali, on his formidable military operations in the Carnatic.

Ideal, definition of the.

Imagination, unity of.

Imitation an instructive law.

Impartiality, appeal to.

Imperial power, its establishment in Western Europe.

Impracticable, the, not to be desired.

India, East, on the territorial extent of British dominion in.--on its opulence and importance.--necessity of reforming the government of.--Hyder Ali's formidable military resistance.--on the British government in.

Individual good and public benefit, a comparison of.

Induction, on the process of.

Infidels, on the policy of.

Infinity, little understood.

Injustice, economy of.

Innovation, on the madness of.

Investigation, the best method of teaching.

Ireland, on the legislation of.

Ireland and Magna Charta, historical notices of.

Jacobin peace, on the perils of.

Jacobin war, on the true nature of a.

Jacobinism, atrocious principles of.--ferocity of.