History of Civilization in England, Vol. 2 of 3

by Henry Thomas Buckle

[1532] ‘Aussi le premier mot d'ordre de l'insurrection a été la défense de la religion.’ Annuaire des Deux Mondes, 1854, 1855, p. 275.

[1533] Annuaire des Deux Mondes, 1856, 1857, pp. 315–317, 324–331, 336.

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p. v: minority of Louis XIII → XIII.
p. 3: Geoffroy Saint Hilaire → Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire
p. 6: vol. iv. p. 511, 4to. → 4to,
p. 10: vol. xviii. pp. 431–436: → 431–436;
p. 10: Hist. de la Sorbonne → Hist. de la Sorbonne,
p. 11: Benoist → Benoist,
p. 12: vol. xi. pp. 30, 77, 131. → 131;
p. 23: Mably's Observations, vol. iii. p. 220: → 220;
p. 24: humane and enlightend → enlightened
p. 24: Historiettes de Tallement → Tallemant
p. 25: prevents them from doing so. – > so.’
p. 27: read the contemporay → contemporary
p. 29: endeavoured to instil → instill
p. 30: innocence of a religious life. → life.’
p. 30: Hist. of Louis XIII. → XIII
p. 32: Mém. de Retz, vol → vol.
p. 32: vol. v. pp. 51, seq. → 51 seq.
p. 34: Tallemant des Reaux → Réaux
p. 35: fils aîné de l'Eglise → l'Eglise’
p. 35: Œconomies Royales → Œconomies Royales,
p. 36: prix que ce fust → fut
p. 37: ‘Sismondi says, under → Sismondi
p. 37: Felice Hist. → Felice's Hist.
p. 40: livre ii. chap → chap.
p. 41: interests were alogether → altogether
p. 41: Element ist zurückge reten → zurückgetreten
p. 42: with infinte → infinite
p. 49: vol. xi. p. 450, vol. xii. p. → pp.
p. 53: conscientiously be tolerant. → tolerant.’
p. 54: Lettres d'un Français → François
p. 56: processions whorever → wherever
p. 60: Tallement des Réaux → Tallemant des Réaux
p. 62: Béarn démanderent aussytost → aussytôt
p. 63: Mem. de Montglat → Mém. de Montglat
p. 63: Mém de Montglat → Mém. de Montglat
p. 75: ‘The Edict of Nismes → The
p. 78: Hist. des Mathemat. → Mathémat.
p. 78: vol. ii. pp. 419–421 → pp. 419–421;
p. 79: Thomson's Hist. of the Royal Society, p. 364: → p. 364;
p. 80: greatest mathemetician → mathematician
p. 83: tout ce qu → qui
p. 88: p. 432. Compare vol → vol.
p. 88: Berkeley's Works, vol → vol.
p. 90: Œuvres de Descartes, vol. ii → vol. ii.
p. 91: Œuvres, vol → vol.
p. 91: 8vo. 1847 → 8vo., 1847
p. 91: Hist. de la Médecine, vol. ii, pp. 220 → vol. ii. p. 220
p. 91: Auf das innigste verbunden → ‘Auf
p. 94: 242, 342, 498 → 242, 342, 498,
p. 95: Lettres de Patin, vol. iii. p. 153: → p. 153;
p. 95: Mosheim‘s Eccles. Hist. vol. ii. p. 258: → p. 258;
p. 95: Leslie's Nat. Philos. p. 121: → p. 121;
p. 97: Hist de l'Edit de Nantes → Hist.
p. 100: Hunt's Hist. of Newspapers, vol. 1. → vol. i.
p. 110: faith, of sceptism → scepticism
p. 111: vol. i. pp. 5, 64: → 64;
p. 114: Mills's Hist. of Chivalry → Mills' Hist. of Chivalry
p. 115: Brougham's Polit. Philos → Philos.
p. 117: Compare, Meyer → Compare Meyer
p. 120: canaille, dès qu on → qu'on
p. 121: Les états-généraux → ‘Les états-généraux
p. 122: began to excercise → exercise
p. 123: énergique de la centralisation’) → centralisation’
p. 123: couvent ni collége → collège
p. 125: 1843, in → in
p. 125: Journal of Statist. Soc. vol, → vol.
p. 129: p. 118: Saint Aulaire → p. 118; Sainte-Aulaire
p. 135: which deprived knightnood → knighthood
p. 136: Hist. de France → Hist. de France,
p. 137: Milice Françoise → Milice Française
p. 137: vol. ii. p. 582; Sully → Sully,
p. 137: vol. iv. pp. 27, 28, 152, → 152;
p. 143: Collier's Eccles. Hist → Hist.
p. 144: (reprinted London, 1842), p → p.
p. 149: 401, 476: → 476;
p. 149: p. 78; Hutchison's → Hutchinson's
p. 150: Mem. de Retz → Mém. de Retz
p. 152: part. i. pp. 28, 29 → part i. pp. 28, 29
p. 153: Carlyle's Cromwell, vol. 1. → vol. i.
p. 154: laid, the slighest → slightest
p. 158: Holland the linke-boy → link-boy
p. 158: part. i. p. 167. → part i. p. 167.
p. 166: Mém. d'Omer Talon, vol. iii. p. 6.; → p. 6;
p. 168: Saint Aulaire → Saint-Aulaire
p. 168: Mém. de Retz vol. 1. → vol. i.
p. 169: Mém. de Motteville → Mém. de Motteville,
p. 170: vol ii. p. 357 → vol. ii. p. 357
p. 178: Capefigue's Louis XIV → XIV.
p. 178: tyranny of the clergy → clergy.
p. 179: the feet of others → others.
p. 180: vol. v. pp 887–889 → vol. v. pp. 887–889
p. 181: _Hist. de l'Economie Politique_, vol. ii, → vol.
p. 181: les plus industrieux," → industrieux,’
p. 182: brillant d'une clarte → clarté
p. 187: apostles of knowlege → knowledge
p. 190: Philos Pos. → Philos. Pos.
p. 190: vol. ii. pp. 627, 628 → vol. ii. pp. 627, 628.
p. 191: Aubrey's Letters. → Aubrey's Letters,
p. 191: vol ii. p. 624. → vol. ii. p. 624.
p. 192: et de Boörhaave → Boerhaave
p. 195: part. ii. p 42 → part. ii. p. 42
p. 199: Hist. de la Médecine, vol → vol.
p. 200: Royal Society. → Royal Society,
p. 201: corner-stone of the Linnean → Linnæan
p. 201: Gesch der Botanik → Gesch. der Botanik
p. 207: Ibid. xxiii. p, 496. → p. 496.
p. 207: vol. xxxvi p. 42 → vol. xxxvi p. 42.
p. 208: state of degradation.’ → degradation.
p. 209: both in 1639. Biog. Univ → Biog. Univ.
p. 211: was only saved by → ‘was only saved by
p. 211: Lock, who was → Locke, who was
p. 212: Lady Mary Wortley Montague → Montagu
p. 213: Hist. des Francais → Français
p. 213: Duclos, Mémoires, vol → vol.
p. 214: Lettres de Sevigné → Sévigné
p. 215: sur la poésie épique. → épique.’
p. 216: ses amitiés, il n'etait → n'était
p. 217: vol. i. 341 → vol. i. p. 341
p. 218: Le Blanc, Lettres, vol. 1. → vol. i.
p. 218: Corresp. vol. 1. p. 352; → vol. i. p. 352,
p. 219: Mém de Morellet → Mém. de Morellet
p. 220: Biog Univ. iii. 253 → Biog. Univ. iii. 253
p. 221: Biog. Univ. l. 42. → Biog. Univ. i. 42.
p. 221: Murray's Life of Bruce, 121, → 121;
p. 223: Biog. Univ. xlviii. 217. 218. → 217, 218.
p. 227: vol. ii. p. 291.’ → 291.
p. 228: even from the king himself. → himself.’
p. 234: croire que les ministrès → ministres
p. 238: by Reboulet, in 1752: → in 1752;
p. 238: Anomalies, de l'Organisation → Anomalies de l'Organisation
p. 241: Biog. Univ. xi. 314 → xi. p. 314
p. 242: Vie de Rosseau → Rousseu
p. 242: Quel est aujourd'hui → ‘Quel est aujourd'hui
p. 242: Grimm. Corresp. → Grimm, Corresp.
p. 243: de cachet pour enleve → enlever
p. 245: vol. i. p. 141, vol → vol.
p. 246: Les reproches d'avoir → ‘Les
p. 248: first heard in France → France.
p. 253: vol. iii. pp. 178, 179: → 179;
p. 253: Dieu d'être protestants. → protestants.’
p. 259: the most obnoxious laws → laws.
p. 262: to ecclesiastical dogmas, → dogmas.
p. 265: et regna dix ans → et régna dix ans,’
p. 265: conseillers, pour sçauoir → sçavoir
p. 266: vol. viii. p. 101-117 → vol. viii. pp. 101-117
p. 270: Méthode pour étudier l'Histoire → l'Histoire,
p. 271: undergone from the griping → gripping
p. 271: la cour.’ Le Long → Le Long,
p. 273: François, in Mémoires → François, in Mémoires
p. 275: Etablissement de Louis → Etablissement de Louis XIV
p. 276: Lettres de Sevigné → Sévigné
p. 277: Madame de Sevigné → Sévigné
p. 277: Lettres de Sevigné → Sévigné
p. 283: Lettres de Sevigné → Sévigné
p. 283: Lettres de Sévigné, vol → vol.
p. 283: stated by Sismondi → Sismondi
p. 293: Charles XII, l'homme → ‘Charles
p. 300: descriptions de siéges → sièges
p. 301: combats et des siéges → sièges
p. 303: Milman's History of Christianity, 1840, vol → vol.
p. 303: in Œuvres de Voltaire → in Œuvres de Voltaire
p. 303: History of the Church. → Church
p. 311: article on Chronology, vol → vol.
p. 318: livre xiv. chap. ii, → chap. ii.,
p. 320: Œuvres de Turgot, vol → vol.
p. 326: intuitives Erkenntniss klärer → klarer
p. 326: an sichgleich → an sich gleich
p. 330: Mém. sur Lebrun → Le Brun
p. 330: Brougham's Men of Letters, vol, → vol.
p. 334: letter written in 1751 → 1751.
p. 335: Lavallé → Lavallée
p. 339: Staüdlin → Stäudlin
p. 352: Hist. du Jacobin → Jacobin.
p. 352: vol. ii. pp. 250 350 → 250, 350
p. 353: their awowed → avowed
p. 360: L'imagination est la → ‘L'imagination
p. 391: Bichat sur la Vie, pp. 23–25 → 23–25.
p. 391: (vol. ii p. 8) → (vol. ii. p. 8)
p. 395: environ huit mille espèces; → espèces;‘
p. 398: Hence the remóval → removal
p. 404: à son histoire.’ Georget → Georget,
p. 407: vol. x. p. 341, vol → vol.
p. 412: Mém. sur Marie Antoinette → Mém. sur Marie-Antoinette
p. 416: Mahon's Hist. of England, vol → vol.
p. 432: frightful desolation there. → there.’
p. 440: 509, 561. Lafuente → Lafuente,
p. 445: Isabella may be → ‘Isabella may be
p. 446: vol. i. p. 23, London, 1857 → 1857.
p. 450: vol. xxxiv, p. 273. → vol. xxxiv. p. 273.
p. 453: One of the most → [60] One of the most
p. 454: et action necessaire. → necessaire,
p. 454: devinast le reste. → reste,
p. 459: je vous l'ai déja → déjà
p. 459: vous conduise, je na'i → n'ai?
p. 471: tenement or pelting farm. → farm.’
p. 472: Historia de Felipe Tercero → Historia de Felipe Tercero,
p. 473: desmedido.’ Lafuente → Lafuente,
p. 480: Ibid. vol. ii, → vol. ii.
p. 481: de su santo servido. → servido,
p. 483: decayéron en España. → España.’
p. 489: M. Janer or to M. Lafuente.’ → Lafuente.
p. 494: evidence, says, "Il → says, ‘Il
p. 496: people. It is ou → our
p. 496: expectations were ulfilled → fulfilled
p. 502: Theorica de Comercio. → Theorica de Comercio,
p. 510: et point de frein. → frein.’
p. 510: ‘In 1681, the French → In
p. 510: de la reine, de même. → même.’
p. 512: Historia de España → Historia de España,
p. 520: a clerk under Orri → Orry
p. 520: l'incapacité des sujets → ‘l'incapacité
p. 527: Ellis' Original Letters → Ellis's Original Letters
p. 529: parce que les systémes → systèmes
p. 533: London, 1831, vol → vol.
p. 533: son médecin particulier, → particulier.’
p. 539: Dublin, 1781, pp. 227–229 → 227–229.
p. 546: ecclesiastical power[26] → power[264]
p. 547: vol. v. p. 295. Paris → 295, Paris
p. 553: Civilizacion, Española → Civilizacion Española
p. 553: atropellada en su inmunidad. → inmunidad.’
p. 556: Historia de →	del
p. 560: Reinado de Carlos III → III.
p. 568: the regularity of them → their
p. 568: Looking at their → them
p. 574: que les gouvernemens. → gouvernemens.’
p. 575: Prescott's History of Ferdidinand → Ferdinand
p. 587: order of people, a peace → piece
p. 590: De même que le froc → ‘De même que le froc
p. 591: vol. ii. p. 281 → 281.
p. 595: but leaving Spain unscathed → unscathed.