Human Nature in Politics / Third Edition

by Graham Wallas

INDEX

• Abyssinia, Italian invasion of, [280]
• Acland, Mr., [191]
• Adams, John Quincy, [117]
• Airedale, [271]
• America,
  • appointment of non-elected officials in, [243]
  • Civil Service, [256]
  • science and politics in, [187]
  • tendency to electoral concentration in, [227]
• Amos, [74]
• Ampthill, Lord, [289]
• Antigone, [74]
• Aristotle,
  • comparison of State to a ship, [273]
  • criticism of Plato's communism, [49]
  • definition of 'polity', [76]
  • maximum size of a State, [270]
  • on action as the end of politics, [168]
  • on political affection, [30]
• Athens,
  • glassmakers of, [115]
  • Sophocles' love of, [192]
• Austin, John, [160]

• Bacon, Francis, [139], [185]
  • Atlantis of, [178]
• Bagehot, Walter, [140]
• Balfour,
  • Mr. A.J., [26],108
  • Mr. Jabez, [244]
• Balliol College, [145]
• Ballot, [214] et seq.
• Barrie, Mr. J. M., [103]
• Bebel, [164]
• Beccaria, [16]
• Bentham, Jeremy, [8], [174]
  • Macaulay's attack on, [22]
  • on criminology, [16]
  • on 'natural right,' [119] et seq.
  • Principles of Morals and Legislation, [12]
• Benthamism, as a science of politics, [121], [178]
• Berlin, Congress of, (1885), [160]
• Bernstein, [95]
• Bismarck, [77]
  • and artificial homogeneity of national type, [274], [278]
  • on political egoism, [280]
• Bolingbroke, Lord, [174]
• Botha, General, [282]
• Breeding, selective, [179]
• Brighton Parade, [102]
• British Empire,
  • difficulty of conceiving as a political entity, [80]
  • national homogeneity in, [281]
  • political status of non-European races in, [9]
• Brontë, Charlotte, [271]
• Bryan, Mr. W. J., [248]
• Bryce, Mr. James, [126] et seq.
• Buckle, H. T., [135]
• Bülow, Prince,
  • on dominance of Prussia, [279]
  • on private and national morality, [290]
  • on universal suffrage, [164]
• • on man's power of political reasoning, [182]
  • on 'party,' [83]
• Burke, Edmund, [35], [150]
• Burney, Fanny, [33]
• Burns, Robert, [103]
• Butler, Bishop, [197]

• Canning, George, [228], [275]
• Carlyle, Thomas, [13], [254]
  • essay on Burns of, [190]
• Cavendish, Lord Frederick, [221]
• Cavour, [77]
• Cecil, Lord Robert, [213], [228]
• Chadwick, Sir E., [121]
• Chamberlain, Mr. Joseph, [85]
• Charity Schools, [49]
• Chesterton, Mr. G. K., [82], [106], [183]
• China, [8]
• Chinese Labour, agitation against, [107]
• Christianity and race question, [289]
  • Harnack on expansion of, [71]
• Churchill, Lord Randolph, [175]
• Civil Service,
  • creation of English, [249] et seq.
  • of India, [201] et seq.
  • importance of an independent, [245] et seq.
  • Sir C. Trevelyan's Report on, [251] et seq.
• Comenius, [17]
• Competition, system of,
  • in municipal appointments, [256]
  • in railway appointments, [258]
  • variety in methods of, [259]
• Comte, Auguste, [69], [200]
• Corrupt Practices Act, [5], [212]
  • practical failure of, [213]
• Corruption, prevented by competitive Civil Service, [257]
• Courtney, Lord, [217] et seq.
• Crimean War, [253]
• Croydon, [244]

• Dante, [296]
• Darwin, Charles, [174], [254]
  • correspondence with Lyell, [189]
  • effect of his work, [181]
  • on persistence of racial variation, [287] et seq.
  • Origin of Species of, [13]
• Demosthenes, [208]
• Derby, Lord, Reform Act of, [253]
• De Wet, [39]
• Diderot, [50]
• Disraeli, Benjamin, [174]
• Dolling, Father, [193]

• Education Act, (1870), [233]
• Egypt, [206]
• Esher Committee, [264]

• Fénelon, [205]
• Fitzpatrick, Sir Percy, [86]
• Fourier, [49]
• Fox, Charles James, [250]

• Gambetta, [196]
• Galen, [123]
• Gardiner, Professor S.R., [152]
• Garfield, President, [111]
• George III.
  • and American Revolution, [119]
  • and Fox's India Bill, [250]
  • popularity of, [33]
• German Emperor, [267]
• Gladstone, W. E.,
  • and English Civil Service, [253]
  • and Queen Victoria, [175]
  • on change of opinion, [86]
  • on Ireland, [149] et seq.
  • parliamentary oratory of, [165]
• Government Departments, organisation of, [261] et seq.
• Graham's Law, [178]
• Grote, George, [121]

• Hadley, A.T., [187]
• Hague, The, [294]
• Hall, Professor Stanley, [17]
• Harnack, T., [71]
• Helvetius, [205]
• Herbart, J.F., [16]
• Hicks-Beach, Miss, [80]
• Hippocrates, [123]
• Hobbes, Thomas, [17]
• Homoiousians, [284]
• Homoousians, [284]
• Hume, Joseph, [204]
• Huxley, T.H., [187]
  • Lay Sermons of, [255]
• Hyndman, Mr., [93]

• India, [291]
  • > and representative democracy, [201], [206]
  • applicability of democratic principles in, [9]
  • appointment of East India Company officials, [249]
  • Civil Service, [201]
  • English dislike of natives in, [57]
• Individualism, curve of, [148]
• Ireland, Home Rule for, [150]

• Jackson, Andrew, [243]
• James, Professor William, [17], [ 64] ([note])
  • on sense of effective reality, [42]
  • Principles of Psychology of, [189]
• Jameson, Dr., [197]
• Japan, [291]
• Japanese, mental environment of, [196]
  • State Papers, [198]
• Jevons, Professor, [141]
• Jury. See Trial by Jury.
• Justice, conception of, as political term, [73]
• Justinian, [77]

• Kossuth, Louis, [278]

• Labour Party and intellectual conditions of representative government, [235]
• Lansdowne, Lord, [176], [177]
• Laurier, Sir Wilfrid, [282]
• LeBon, G., [53]
• Lingen, Lord, [252]
• Local Government Acts of 1888 and 1894, [226]
• Locke, John,
  • and basis of government, [178]
  • and pedagogy, [16]
  • on relation of man to God's law, [118]
• Lombroso, C., [16]
• London,
  • Borough Council elections, [223]
  • creation of love for, [192]
  • lack of citizenship in, [82]
  • proportion of active registered voters in, [232]
  • provision of schools in, [146] et seq.
  • School Board elections in, [221]
  • County Council,
    • Debating Hall, [146]
    • election posters, [108]
• Lyell, Sir Charles, [189]
• Lyndhurst, Lord, [113]

• MacCulloch, J. R., [13]
• Macedonia, [278]
• Macewen, Sir William, [191]
• Macaulay, Lord, [28]
  • and East India Company, [250]
  • Essay in Edinburgh Review on Benthamism, [22]
• Marseillaise, [84]
• Marshall, Professor, [149]
• Marx, Karl, [13]
• Mazzini, Joseph,
  • attack on cosmopolitanism, [275]
  • on geographical division of humanity, [275]
• Mendel, Abbot, [197]
• Merivale, Mr. Herman, [127]
• Metternich, [77]
• Mill,
  • James, [234] ([note])
  • J. S., [120]
    • on mankind in the average, [131], [159]
    • opposition to the Ballot of, [214] et seq.
• Milner, Lord, [281], [285]
• Molesworth, Sir W., [121]
• More, Sir Thomas, Republic of, [178]
• Morgan, Professor Lloyd, [17]
• Morley, Lord, [149] et seq.
  • on W. E. Gladstone, [149] et seq.
• Morris, William, [48], [93]
• Municipal Representation Bill, [223]

• Napoleon
  • I. and psychology of war, [175], [195]
  • Louis, [25]
• Negro Suffrage in United States, [7]
• Nevinson, Mr. H. W., [203]
• Newman, J. H., [254]
  • on sonification, [70]
• Nicholas II., [125]
• North, Lord, [250]
• Northcote, Sir Stafford, [251]

• Olivier, Sir Sydney, [286] ([note])
• Ostrogorski, Professor, [124] et seq.
• Owen, Robert, [49]

• Paine, Thomas, [228]
• Pal, Mr. Chandra, [177]
• Palmerston, Lord, [34]
• Pankhurst, Mrs., [177] ([note])
• Parnell, C.S., [176]
• Parramatta Tea, [88] et seq.
• Party as a political entity, [82]
• Patroclus, [63]
• Pearson, Professor Karl, [132]
• Peel, Sir Robert, [91]
• Pericles, [73]
• Persia, [8]
• Philadelphia, [227]
• Philippines, [7]
• Place, Francis, [121]
• Plato, [75]
  • 'cave of illusion' of, [114]
  • his 'harmony of the Soul' in modern political life, [187], [195]
  • on basis of government, [12]
  • on government by consent, [200]
  • on idea of perfect man, [118]
  • on the public, [172]
  • religion in the Republic of, [204]
  • Republic of, [178]
• Playfair Commission, [260]
• Poor Law Commission,
  • of 1834, [156] et seq.
  • of 1905, [157] et seq.
• Proportional Representation,
  • and Lord Courtney, [217] et seq.
  • Society, [219]
• Prospero, [100]
• Putney, [105]

• Race Problem,
  • and representative democracy, [6]
  • in international politics, [55], [276] et seq.
  • in India, [57]
• Reform Act of 1867, [211], [253]
• Religion, of Comte, [69]
• in Plato's Republic, [204]
• Representative democracy,
  • and India, [201]
  • and race problem, [6]
  • in Egypt, [206]
  • in England, [3]
  • in United States, [2]
• Rome, [77]
• Roosevelt, Theodore, [15]
• Rousseau, J.J.,
  • and pedagogy, [16]
  • on human rights, [119]
• Rural Parish Councils, [226]
• Ruskin, John, [13]

• Samuel, Mr. Herbert, [228]
• Schnadhorst, Mr., [253]
• Science, as an entity, [185] et seq.
• Seeley, J.R., Expansion of England of, [281]
• Senior, Nassau, [13]
  • Political Economy of, [12]
• Shelley, [154]
• Socialism,
  • conception of as a working creed, [92]
  • curve of, [148]
• Socrates, [73], [192]
• Somerset House, [246]
• Sophocles, [193]
• Spencer, Mr. Herbert, [14]
• Stein, H. F., [77]
• Stephen, Sir James, [252]
• Suffrage,
  • for women at 1906 election, [6]
  • negro, [7]
  • universal, Prince Bülow's attack on, [164] et seq.
• Swift, Dean, [174]
• Swinburne, A. C., [278]

• Tammany Hall, [109]
• Tarde, G., [53]
• Tennyson, Lord, [68]
• Thackeray, [49]
• Togo, Admiral, [58]
• Trevelyan, Sir Charles, [251]
• Trial by Jury, development of, [207] et seq.
• Tweefontein, [39]
• Tyrrell, Father, [95]

• United Kingdom, proportion of elected to electors in, [241]
• United States,
  • and Negro Suffrage, [7]
  • and representative democracy, [2]

• Vaux, Madame De, [70]
• Vereeniging, Peace of, [281]
• Victoria, Queen, [175]
  • on competition for Indian Army commissions, [253]
  • portrait of, on coins, [32]
• Virgin of Kevlaar, [72]

• War Office Council, [268]
• Wells, Mr. H. G.,
  • on delocalised population, [272]
  • on representative democracy, [200]
  • on 'sense of the State,' [192]
  • on uniqueness of the individual, [130]
• Whately, Archbishop, [13]
• Women's Suffrage,
  • at 1906 election, [6]
  • methods of suffragists, [177]
• Wood, Mr. M'Kinnon, [86]
• Wordsworth, Prelude of, [155], [190]