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Church,
property, seizure of, 118
Cinq Ports,
political importance of the, 365
Cities, defenders of,
appointed, 199;
duties of, 242
Citizenship, Roman,
terms of admission to, 182, 185
Civil list,
origin of the, 496
Civil courts, powers of the, established, 276
Civilization,
effects of, on society, 32, 33;
its aid to power, 39;
progress of, 155;
chief aim of, 161
Civilization,
in England, 282
Civilization,
European, unity of, 257
Clarendon, constitution of, 276-278, 292
Clarissimi, 193, 194
Classification of persons,
principles of, 134, 135, 137, 138, 193
Classification of members, 421, 422,

Classification of governments, 61, 75
Clement V.,
bull of, 332, 333;
letter of, to Edward I., 332
Clergy,
influence of the, 98, 162, 177, 190, 205, 212;
privileges of the, 194;
political predominance of, 220;
incompetency of, for government, 232;
powers of the, 276, 310;
decline of, in England, 282, 491;
contests of, with royalty, 310;
charters granted to, 311;
statutes in favour of, 499
Clovis,
wars of, 84;
death of, 85;
successors of, 86
Code of English laws, 286
Code of the Visigoths, 177
Colonies,
Roman, 25;
state of the, 179
Comitia, the, in Rome, 184, 185
Commons,
admission of the, to Parliament, 370-373, 451;
formation of the, 422;
intervention of, in matters of peace or war, 485;
political influence of, 452, 487, 495;
progressive rights of the, 400, 476, "@public@vhost@g@html@files@61250@61250-h@61250-h-12.htm.html#Page_380" class="pginternal">380, 419;
by the sheriff, 354
Elections,
under the Merovingians, 159
Elections,
by vote, limited power of, 339
Elections,
character and power of, 63;
introduction of, 80;
forms of, 387;
necessity for, 265;
effects of, on feudalism, 422;
advantages of, 408;
fundamental law of,
a>, 321, 323;
struggles of, with the barons, 355, 356, 359;
Parliaments convoked by, 360, 362;
political character of, 368
Henry IV., reign of, 518
Henry V.,
parliamentary character of the reign of, 518
Hierarchy of feudalism, 175
Hincmar, Archbishop,
letter of, on national assemblies, 164
History,
simultaneous development of, 1, 2, 11;
aspects of, 259, 260;
adoption of, to the present age, 261
History, of the Anglo-Saxons, 29, 37
History, of England,
sketch of, 270;
remarkable fact in the, 494
History, of English towns, 364
History, European, epochs of, 13, 258
History, of free nations, 260
History, philosophic, 260
History, poetical, 259
History, political, 262
History, practical, 260
Honorati, the,
under the Roman empire, 243
Honorius III.,
decrees of, 321
House of Commons,
origin of the, 268, 419-423, 437;
early importance of, 424;
rights of the, 480;
participation of, in the legislature, 481
House of Commons,
in the 14th century, 388
House of Commons,
in the reign of Henry III., 484
House of Commons,
in the reign of Edward II., 458
House of Commons,
speaker of the, first chosen, 478

House of Lords,
origin of the, 419-423, 435;
results of the establishment of the, 437;
increasing powers of, 486;
struggles of, with the Commons, 498
House of Lords, in the 15th century, 515
Houses of Parliament,
origin of the separation of the, 314, 418;
distinct characters of, 372, 478
Hubert de Burgh, 322
Hugh Capet, 101, 160;
succession of, 171
Hullman, Dr.,
views of, on the social state, 104
Hume, history by, 259, 260

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Independence under the feudal system, 130
Independence, individual, 156
Industry, national, protection of, 491
Inequal
division of the, into three branches, 514
Legislature,
English, 30, 41
Leovigild, reign of, 210
Leudes,
appointment of, 141;
offices held by, ib.;
duties and emoluments of, 142;
rise of the, 160
Liberalism, progress of, 369
Liberty,
demands of, on society, 133;
character of, in the early ages, 135;
aspects of, 154, 155;
principles of, 201, 205;
guarantees of,
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Plurality, definition of, by Pascal, 62
Police regulations, 42, 271
Poll-tax levied, 497, 498
Politics, art of, 443
Popes, origin of the right of, to make and unmake kings, 96;
powers of the, 311, 317, 321;
resistance of the Commons to the, 490
Power, derivation of, 346;
legitimacy of, 349 absolute, characteristics of, 58, 59, 233, 299, 346;
fallibility of, 77;
theory of, 341;
causes which led to the establishment of, in France, 424;
bulwarks against, 442;
struggles of, in England, 495-502
Power, administrative, division of, in England, 289
Power, central, division of, 444;
relation of, to representative government, 445
Power, ecclesiastical, 275, 276;
decline of, in England, 282
Power, electoral, 264;
division of, in England, 266
Power, executive, 288;
tendency of, 289;
theory of, 340
Power, judicial, 288, 441;
division of, 289, 517;
concentration of, in the person of Henry II., 296
Power, legislative, 288;
division of, in England, 418-424;
effects of, 446
Power, monarchical, progress of, 15
Power, regal,
extension of, 148, 151;
causes of the, 160, 276;
theory of, 218, 446;
origin of, 219;
struggles of, with feudal powers, 308-325;
restrictions to, 361;
resistance of the Commons to, 477
Powers, division of, essential to government, 79, 289;
results of, in England, 268
Powers, emancipation of, in France, 289
Powers, which rule society, 288
Precaria, origin of the, 117
Prerogative, royal origin of, 300;
maintenance of, 503
Problem of government, 67;
theories of, 263, 264;
opinions of Bracton and Fortescue on, 267
Sovereignty, individual,
theory of, 336-338, 242;
results of, 443;
division of, 445
Sovereignty, of the majority, 340
Sovereignty, of reason, 343
Sovereignty, of will, 341, 344
Spain,
under the Roman Empire, 206;
invasion of, 209;
monarchy in, 210;
fall of the, 214;
division of, into dioceses, 213;
Gothic laws of, 246, 247;
institutions of, 235
Speaker of the House of Commons,
first appointed, 478;
functions of the, 511

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