310 INDEX 
Geneva, Milton at, 57. 
George III., beginning of reign of, 175 
—176; opposed to Parliamentary re- 
form, 179; forces a quarrel with the 
Americans, 180-184; “trying the 
question ” with America, 187-188. 
Georgia, the deciding vote of, in forma- 
tion of federal constitution, 159. 
Gessler, no such person‘as, in history, 5. 
Gibbon, Edward, 32-33, 37-38. 
Gladstone, W. E., Huxley’s opinion of, 
208-209 ; controversy of, with Her- 
bert Spencer, 208-209. 
Goethe, 37, 43, 67. 
Goodell, Abner C., 164, 165. 
Gorton, Samuel, 135, 154. 
Governors, royal, question of salaries of, 
182-183. 
Great Meadows, battle of, 106. 
*¢ Greatest of all the Plantagenets, The,” 
Seeley’s, 4. 
Greece, histories of, 26-27, 165. 
Green, John Richard, 23-24, 218, 282; 
report by, of Wilberforce-Huxley 
encounter, 202-203. 
Gregory of Tours, 32. 
Grenville, George, becomes British 
prime minister, 171. 
Grote, George, 26-27. 
Groton, massacre at, 99. 
Guilford, Conn., settlement of, 1 Bue 
Guizot,) Ff: G:, 10. 
H 
- Hall, Robert, 5. 
Hamilton, Lord Claud, 200, 248. 
Hancock, John, a participant in Boston 
tea party, 194. 
Harrison, Frederic, at the Huxleys’, 218. 
Hartford, settlement of, 143-144; first 
General Court of Connecticut held at 
(1637), 146; constitution of com- 
monwealth of Connecticut framed 
and adopted at, 146-149. 
Harvard College, autograph of Milton 
in library of, 57; the iron cross over 
entrance to library of, 105; found- 
ing of, 144. 
Haverhill, Mass., Indian outrages at, 
99, 104. 

Hawes, George Robert Twelves, 194. 
Hawke, Sir Edward, 111, 112. 
Haynes, John, 139. 
Heat, radiant, Tyndall’s work on sub- 
ject of, 245; latent, Joseph Black’s 
discovery of, 254. 
“Heat considered as a Mode of Mo- 
tion,” Tyndall’s, 245. 
Heilprin, Angelo, 207-208. 
Helmholtz, 245, 275. 
Hemans, Mrs. Felicia, 130, 131. 
Henry VIII., old and new views of, 3-4. 
Henry, Patrick, 13, 173, 178. 
“Herbert Spencer on the Americans, 
and the Americans on Herbert 
Spencer,” Youmans’, 229 n. 
Hermes, the myth of, 306. 
Herodotus, 31. 
Hildebrand, 28. 
History, Greek origin of the word, 23. 
“ History of England,” Hume’s, 33. 
“History of England,” Milton’s pro- 
jected, 65. 
“History of the English People,” 
Green’s, 23-24. 
“History of Evolution,” von Baer’s, 273. 
‘History of Greece,” Grote’s, 26-27. 
“‘ History of Greece,” Mitford’s, 26, 165. 
“ History of the Old South Church,” 
Hill’s, 14. 
“ History of Plymouth,” Bradford’s, 14. 
“ History of the Reformation,” Barnet’s, 
Il. 
“ History of Rome,” Mommsen’s, 27. 
Hooker, Joseph D., 213. 
Hooker, Thomas, 125, 139-141, 142, 
145. 
Horses, historic importance of domesti- 
cation of, 251-252, 257. 
Horton, Milton’s home at, 44, 57. 
Howard, Catherine, 4. 
Howe, General, and Charles Lee, 14. 
Howe, Lord, slain at battle of Ticon- 
deroga, I10. 
Howe, Sir William, in expedition against 
Quebec, 113. 
Huguenots, persecution of, in France, 
78-80. 
Hume, David, superficial and careless 
work of, 33; Huxley’s regard for, 
210. 

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