417

over government, 75; continental
dependence on, 102.

Prominence of jaw, meaning of, 151.
Protecting the individual against
himself, 55.

Protection, governmental, 91.
Protuberant cheek bones, signifi-
cance of, 153.

Public prudence able to fluctuation,

321.

Punishment, grounds of its justice,
221-225; in what it should consist,
225; just limits of, 226; how to fix
its duration, 242; scheme of, dic-
tated by justice, 244; evil effects
of excessive, 239.

R

Railroad companies paralleled with
Railroad officials, character of, 260.
the state, 252.
Railroads, order of their appearance
Railway administration, essential vi-
in England, 88.
ciousness of, 256.

Railway companies, dishonesties of,
253-255.

Railway engineers, morality of, 271.
Railway directors, how elected, 269.
Railway politics, morality of, 213.
Railway system, fundamental vice
of, 290.

Reform-bill, horror of, 353.
Reform-bill of Lord John Russell,
877.

Representative government, faults
of, 172-191; why it is the best,
201-204; failures of, due to misap-
plication, 204-207; when danger-
ous, 376.
Representatives, acts of governed by
interest, 175; principle in choosing,
175; naval and military officers as,
177; lawyers as, 179; qualifications
of, 184.

Representative system in corpora-
tions, 251.

Restrictions on the hours of labor,
358.

Right to coerce the criminal, basis of,
221-225.

S

Salesmen, their falsehood and dupli-
city, 110.
Saxon English, 12; brevity of, 13.

Social science, importance of diffus-
ing a knowledge of, 375.
Solitary system increases the ten-
dency to crime, 220.

W

Wealth, indiscriminate respect paid
to, 140; protest against the adora-
tion of, 147; the possessor of hon-
estly acquired, respectable, 145.
Whately, Dr., 26, 30.

Working classes in England, de-
mands of, 357.

Working classes, education of, 371.
Words, economic use of, 12; use of
long, 14; strength of Saxon, 15;
sequence of, 16.