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INDEX.

A.

Absentees, Income and Property Tax would augment, 160, 163.
Advertisement Duty, most unjust, 443; ought to be repealed altogether,
443.

America, has regular Course of Lectures on the Law of Nations, 454;
takes rather a narrow view on some points of policy, 454, 455; does not
put that value on a special education for politics which we do, 455;
some of the principal points of difference between England and, left
unsettled, 455, 456; temporary policy considered by, as her wisest
game, 456; empressment of supposed British seamen from American
vessels, ib.

Archer, Major, Tours in Upper India, and in parts of the Himalaya
Mountains by, 358; describes the bracing effects of the climate on the
health, 363; account of Sumroo Begum, 365, 366; attacks with vio-
lence and asperity the Directors and Board of Control regarding the
half batta order, 370.

Assessed Taxes not so unfairly levied as supposed, 166, 167; do not
affect the poor, 437, 438; fall on the upper classes in an increased
ratio, 438; except in London these taxes are not unpopular, ib.
Austin's, Sarah, Characteristics of Goëthe, 371; succeeded in faithfully
representing the characteristics of the German school of writers, 372;
should not have attempted literal versions of passages from Goëthe's
lyrical pieces and elegies, 372, 374; German writers from whence she
has derived her materials, 374; adds little to our knowledge of his per-
sonal history, 375; has abstained from pronouncing her own opinions,
but has placed before us the opinion of his contemporaries, 376, 377;
reasons for, not justly concluded, 377, 379; extract displaying her ad-
mirable talent for translation, 385, 386; recommend Mrs Austin to
translate his prose fragments, 402, 403.

Austria, Europe has a deep interest in knowing the character and pur-
suits of those men whom its government consider as traitors, 478, 479;
miseries she inflicted on Pellico, Maroncelli, and Confalonieri, in the
dungeons of, 480, 481; character of the Emperor of, 482; personally
superintends the state prison of Spielberg, ib.; compels her population
to attend to a regular system of education, 506.