Part 47

Parliamentary prerogative, on the principles of.

Parliamentary retrospect.

Parliaments, on the proper period of their duration.--on the abolition and use of.

Parsimony is not economy.

Party, on decorum in.--character and objects of.--political connections of.

Party divisions, inseparable from a free government.

Party man, character of a, vindicated.

Patriotic distinction.

Patriotic services, on the justice of public salary for.

Patriotism, the true source of public income.--on the true characteristics of.--local, on the extinction of.

Peace, political, on the difficulties of.

Peers, privileges of the.

Pensions from the crown the obligations of gratitude, and not the fetters of servility.

People, on their disputes with their rulers.--voice of the, to be consulted.--necessity of securing their confidence.--on their identity with parliament.--kingly power not based on their choice.--on the true meaning of the term.--war, and will of the.--the constitution not the slave of the.

Perplexity, on the political state of.

Persecution, theory of, its falsity.

Petty interests, against being influenced by.

Philosophic vanity of the French National Assembly.

Physiognomy, on the influence of.

Pictures represented by words.

Pilgrimages advantageous to the cause of literature.

Pius VII., territories of, assailed by France.

Place the object of party.--on the influence of, in government.

Poetry, its dominion over the passions.

Policy, genuine sentiment not discordant with.--national.

Polish revolution, reflections on the.

Political axioms.

Political charity, characteristics of.