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She begged that these servants might afterwards be allowed to depart whithersoever they pleased, and might enjoy those legacies which she should bequeath them. * Camden p. 529. Jebb, vol. ii. p. 295. While the queen of Scots thus prepared herself to meet her fate, great efforts were made by foreign powers with Elizabeth to prevent the execution of the sentence pronounced against her.

Louis who bought his horses and mules at $75 and sold them to the government for $150, and made enough to buy Mississippi steamboats for $65,000. He then rented these boats to the government for one year for $295,000, and at the end of the year still owned the boats.

Free Religious Association, 243, 302, 307. Friendship, 166, 170. Froude, James Anthony, after-dinner speech, 271. Fugitive Slave Law, 303, 304. Genius, 127. Gifts, 184, 185. Goethe, or the Writer, 208, 209. Greatness, 288, 346. Harvard Commemoration, 307. Heroism, 166, 172. Historical Discourse, at Concord, 303. History, 166, 167. Hoar, Samuel, 213, 214, 295, 302. Home, 127. Hope, 284, 285.

Stewart's Works, iv. 29, 35, 38, and v. 149-88. Ibid. ii. 97, etc., and iii. 235, 389, 417. Works, vii. 13-34. Ibid. vii. 26, etc. Works, iv. 265. Ibid. ii. 52. Ibid. v. 10. Works, ii. 155. Ibid. ii. 337. Works, vi. 46; vii. 11. Ibid. vii. 46. Ibid. i. 357. Works, vi. 320. Ibid. vi. 279. Ibid. vi. 297. Works, vi. 295. Cf. v. 83. Ibid. vi. 298-99. Ibid. v. 84.

The war was decided by a battle fought in 295, on the ridge of the Apennines, near the town of Sentinum in Umbria, where the allies had all managed to unite their forces.

Non-Resistance, 141. North American Review: its predecessor, 28, 29, 33; the writers, 34; Emerson's contributions, 73; Ethics, 294, 295; Bryant's article, 328. Northampton, Mass., Emerson's preaching, 53. Norton, Andrews: literary rank, 34; professorship, 52. Norton, Charles Eliot: editor of Correspondence, 82; on Emerson's genius, 373. Old Manse, The: allusion, 70; fire, 271-279.

See ante, iii. 248. See ante, iv. 295, where Boswell asked Johnson 'if he would not have done more good if he had been more gentle. JOHNSON. 'No, Sir; I have done more good as I am. Obscenity and impiety have always been repressed in my company. 'Mr.

'This, he wrote, 'will add something to my conspicuousness. Will that word do? Letters of Boswell, p. 295. This part of this letter was written, as Johnson goes on to say, a considerable time before the conclusion. The Coalition Ministry, which was suddenly dismissed by the King on Dec. 19, was therefore still in power. Among Boswell's 'friends' was Burke. See ante, p. 223.

Stowe's Survey of London, book i. p. 286. * MS. of Lord Royston's, from the paper office, p. 295.

Thurloe, vol. vii. p. 1. In order to judge of the maxims by which he conducted his foreign politics see, further, Thurloe, vol. iv. p. 295, 343, 443; vol. vii. p. 174. * Thurloe, vol. i. p. 759. * Thurloe, vol. i. p. 759. Thurloe, vol. i. p. 759. * Thurloe, vol. i. p. 759.