Notes to The Best of the World's Classics, Restricted to Prose, Vol. VI (of X)—Great Britain and Ireland IV — Reading edition
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I THE BEGINNINGS OF TRACTARIANISM[1] · Note 1I THE BEGINNINGS OF TRACTARIANISM[1] · Note 2I THE BEGINNINGS OF TRACTARIANISM[1] · Note 3I THE BEGINNINGS OF TRACTARIANISM[1] · Note 4II ON HIS SUBMISSION TO THE CATHOLIC CHURCH[5] · Note 1II ON HIS SUBMISSION TO THE CATHOLIC CHURCH[5] · Note 2III OF ATHENS AS A TRUE UNIVERSITY[7] · Note 1III OF ATHENS AS A TRUE UNIVERSITY[7] · Note 2III OF ATHENS AS A TRUE UNIVERSITY[7] · Note 3THE DESCENT OF VESUVIUS ON POMPEII[10] · Note 1THE DESCENT OF VESUVIUS ON POMPEII[10] · Note 2JERUSALEM BY MOONLIGHT[12] · Note 1THE PERSONALITY OF AUGUSTUS CÆSAR[13] · Note 1THE PERSONALITY OF AUGUSTUS CÆSAR[13] · Note 2I ON MOCKING AT THE SPHINX[15] · Note 1II THE BEGINNING OF THE CRIMEAN WAR[16] · Note 1I ON VARIATIONS IN MAMMALS, BIRDS AND FISHES[17] · Note 1II THE GENESIS OF A GREAT BOOK[18] · Note 1RAB AND THE GAME CHICKEN[19] · Note 1I THE IMPERTURBABLE MARLBOROUGH[20] · Note 1II AT THE BALL BEFORE THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO[21] · Note 1II AT THE BALL BEFORE THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO[21] · Note 2III THE DEATH OF COLONEL NEWCOME[23] · Note 1IV LONDON IN THE TIME OF THE FIRST GEORGE[24] · Note 1IV LONDON IN THE TIME OF THE FIRST GEORGE[24] · Note 2IV LONDON IN THE TIME OF THE FIRST GEORGE[24] · Note 3I SIDNEY CARTON'S DEATH[27] · Note 1II BOB SAWYER'S PARTY[28] · Note 1III DICK SWIVELLER AND THE MARCHIONESS[29] · Note 1IV A HAPPY RETURN OF THE DAY[30] · Note 1OF THE AUTHOR OF "VANITY FAIR"[31] · Note 1I OF HISTORY AS A SCIENCE[32] · Note 1I OF HISTORY AS A SCIENCE[32] · Note 2I OF HISTORY AS A SCIENCE[32] · Note 3II THE CHARACTER OF HENRY VIII[35] · Note 1III CÆSAR'S MISSION[36] · Note 1I OF THE HISTORY AND SOVEREIGNTY OF VENICE[37] · Note 1I OF THE HISTORY AND SOVEREIGNTY OF VENICE[37] · Note 2II ST. MARK'S AT VENICE[39] · Note 1II ST. MARK'S AT VENICE[39] · Note 2III OF WATER[41] · Note 1III OF WATER[41] · Note 2AT THE HALL FARM[43] · Note 1I THE ORIGIN OF PROFESSIONAL OCCUPATIONS[44] · Note 1I THE ORIGIN OF PROFESSIONAL OCCUPATIONS[44] · Note 2II SELF-DEPENDENCE AND PATERNALISM[46] · Note 1II SELF-DEPENDENCE AND PATERNALISM[46] · Note 2III THE ORNAMENTAL AND THE USEFUL IN EDUCATION[48] · Note 1III THE ORNAMENTAL AND THE USEFUL IN EDUCATION[48] · Note 2IV REMINISCENCES OF HIS BOYHOOD[50] · Note 1V A TRIBUTE TO E. L. YOUMANS[51] · Note 1V A TRIBUTE TO E. L. YOUMANS[51] · Note 2VI WHY HE NEVER MARRIED[53] · Note 1I THE ISOLATION OF SPAIN[54] · Note 1I THE ISOLATION OF SPAIN[54] · Note 2II GEORGE III AND THE ELDER PITT[56] · Note 1THE MOTIVE FOR CULTURE[57] · Note 1THE DEATH OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR[58] · Note 1THE DEATH OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR[58] · Note 2ON A PIECE OF CHALK[60] · Note 1THE GREAT BOOKS OF THE WORLD[61] · Note 1GEORGE WASHINGTON[62] · Note 1VOLTAIRE AS AN AUTHOR AND AS A MAN OF ACTION[63] · Note 1I FRANCIS VILLON'S TERRORS[64] · Note 1II THE LANTERN BEARERS[65] · Note 1II THE LANTERN BEARERS[65] · Note 2