636 



SUBJECT-INDEX. 



Bears and ancestor worship, 16. 



Beliefs: deep-seated, 192 ; and disease, 

 193-5. 



Bessemer, Sir H. : effect of Bessemer 

 steel, 409-10 ; the title, 410. 



Biographer, Historian, and Man of Let 

 ters, 235-46; incipient stages, 235-6, 

 237-8 ; evolution, 238-41 ; and litera 

 ture, 242-5 ; and fiction, 244-5 ; sum 

 mary, 318. 



Biology : anatomy, and physiology, 199 ; 

 and physics, 257 ; and socialism, 580-1. 



Birds, tameness of, 436. 



Birmingham : division of labour in, 357 ; 

 auxiliary production, 371. 



Biscuit-making, division of labour in, 

 358, 359. 



Bishops, military functions, 114; civil 

 functions, 119-20 ; as judges, 121 ; 

 doctor s licences, 193, 270 ; trades and 

 professions of, 301. 



Bismarck, Prince : on the national con 

 sciousness, 595. 



Black Death, effect on wages, 551. 



Blacksmith, an auxiliary producer, 370. 



Board Schools and religious teaching, 

 283. 



Bone-setters, 198. 



Book-binding, integration in, 408. 



Botany, subdivisions, 258. 



Boy labour and trade unions, 542. 



Bread-making : division of labour, 358, 

 359 ; trade union restrictions, 547-8. 



Bridge-building, 253-4, 290. 



Butler, J., an agnosticism, 166. 



Buyers, origin of, 383. 



CAIN and Abel, 330. 



Canal construction, 514-16, 532. 



Cannibalism and slavery, 467-68. 



Capellmeister, 213. 



Capital : effects of lacking, 519 ; com 

 pound, 526-34 ; evolution, 526-27, 527- 

 81. 



Carlyle, T., history written by, 245. 



Carriers, origin, 381, 384. 



Causation : and industrialism, 133 ; and 

 religious prospect, 165, 166-9 ; know 

 ledge of, 581. 



Cave drawings, 304. 



Celibacy of doctors, 192. 



Centrifugal force used industrially, 

 405-7. 



CTiapelmaster, Hoffmann on, 213 n. 



Chapmen, rise of, 380. 



Charters, gild, 456. 



Cheese factor, origin, 381. 



Chemist : differentiation from Doctor, 

 195 ; &quot;counter practice,&quot; 199. 



Cheques, origin, 402. 



Chiefs (see Rulers). 



Children: expression of emotions, 201; 

 and stories, 244 ; industry and male 



kinship, 425-27, 427-30 ; and slavery, 

 465 ; and socialism, 580-1, 582-3. 



Chorus, evolution of, 207-8, 232. 



Christianity: and monotheism, 80; as 

 social bond, 98 ; military functions of 

 priests, 113, 114-5, 117; nonconfor 

 mity, 135 ; religious freedom, 138 ; 

 differentiation of priest and doctor, 

 191-3 ; evolution of poet, 222 ; and 

 ballads, 232 ; rise of actors, 228 ; iudgc 

 and lawyer, 270-2 ; slavery, 477 ; so 

 cialism and human nature, 584, (see 

 also Hebrews, Religion.) 



u Christian Socialists,&quot; 566. 



Church and State: 125-33; originally 

 blended, 125-7; priestly powers, 127- 

 30 ; property of church, 130 ; their 

 antagonism, 130-2; subjection of 

 former, 139 ; ecclesiastical prospect, 

 155. 



Churches : as courts of justice, 268 ; 

 used for business, 419. 



Circular addressing, 841-2. 



Circumcision and teacher, 275-6. 



Civilization by degrees needful, 338-9. 



Clergymen (see Priests). 



Clearing house, 402-3. 



Cloth-industry : and division of labour, 

 350, 357, 360. 



Clothes: for the dead, 10, 150, 182; ori 

 gin of monasticism, 90 ; of poets and 

 minstrels. 224; as money, 387-8, 389; 

 Jack of Newbury, 519-20, 522; and 

 factorv system, 520; trade unions, 

 539. 



Coal, effects of restricting, 546. 



Coats of arms, 448. 



Coercion and social type, 587. 



Coifs, origin of, 266. 



Coins (see Money). 



Collectivism increasing, 604-7. 



Commission Agents, origin of, 376. 



Communal Regulation : 436-47 ; groups 

 primarily blood connexions, 436-7 ; 

 instances of communism, 437-8 ; 

 modified forms, 438-40; patriarchal 

 and communal, 440-42 ; house and 

 village communities, 442-44; in 

 Wales and England, 444-47. 



Communism (see Communal Regula 

 tion, Socialism). 



Companies (see Joint Stock Companies). 



Competition and population, 367-8. 



Composers, musical, 213-6. 



Conduct: militancy and industrialism, 

 149; moral influence of priests, 140- 9, 

 151, 152-5. 



Conjuror, education of, 275. 



Conservatism, ecclesiastical, 102-4, 149. 



Contract (see Free Labour and Contract, 

 and Industrialism). 



Contractors, railway, 515-18. 



Conversation and politics, 537-8. 



