A Year in Europe - Walter W. Moore

INDEX.

Aberfoyle, [110].
Addison, Joseph, funeral of, [159].
Alfred the Great, [28], [147], [148].
Amalfi, [352-354].
America and England, proposed alliance of, [47].
America's future, English view of, [50], [51].
American Revolution, British view of, [42-45].
Amsterdam, islands and canals, [226].
built on piles, [227].
business activities, [227].
Jewish quarter, [228].
Aquinas, Thomas, retort to the pope, [303].
Ayr, [136].
Balfour, Arthur J., Prime Minister, [59].
Bibles, in Edinburgh churches, [84], [88].
Black, Rev. Hugh, [84].
Blackie, Prof. Stuart, on Jenny Geddes, [91].
on Oban, [119].
Blowing Stone of King Alfred, [148], [149].
Blue Grotto at Capri, [349].
Bologna, colonnades, [248].
leaning towers, [249].
University, [249].
Galvani's frog, [249].
House of the Virgin, [264].
Booth, General, and Salvation Army, [80].
Buddha canonized by Rome, [295].
British Government a republic, [55], [56].
Burns, Robert, birthplace, [136].
Burns, Rev. Thos., [84].
Caledonian Canal, [123].
Cambridge, [62-67].
Canterbury Cathedral, [187], [188].
Carnegie, Andrew, on America's future, [50], [51].
on intemperance, [104], [105].
Cathedrals in England, original significance, [177].
æsthetic influence, [178].
Romanizing tendency, [179-185].
Cenci, Beatrice, [300].
Charles I., "the martyr," [139].
Charles II., wax effigy of, in Westminster Abbey, [170].
defied by Bishop Ken, [33].
Chester, [137].
Church-going in Edinburgh, [88].
Claverhouse, victory and death at Killiecrankie, [133].
Coblentz, [238].
Coligni, Admiral, [201-203].
Cologne, cathedral, [238].
accident to baggage, [257].
Commons, House of, [57-61].
Confession of Faith, [153].
Confessional, the, in Rome, [309], [310].
Crieff, [135].
Crockett, S. R., author, [109].
Cromwell, Oliver, portrait at Sidney Sussex College, [62].
slandered by royalists, [174].
body disinterred and hanged, [175], [176].
statue at Westminster, [176].
Culloden Moor, battle of, [126].
Davis, Jefferson, name erased by Gen. Meigs, [173], [174].
Delft, [217].
Dickens, Charles, on the influence of Romanism, [312], [313].
Disruption of 1843 in Scotland, [93].
Dods, Marcus, D. D., [82], [83].
Drumtochty, [135].
Edinburgh and environs, [100].
slums, [101].
English Channel, [199].
English Education Bill, a sectarian measure, [51-54].
English lakes, [135].
English pronunciations, [140], [141].
English rural scenery, [23].
Episcopalians in Virginia, [192], [193].
Erasmus, statue of, [218].
Farrar, Dean, sermon in Westminster Abbey, [77].
Fingal's Cave, [121], [122].
Florence, art treasures, [250].
Savonarola, [251], [252].
Foxe, Book of Martyrs, [304].
Geddes, Jenny and her stool, [91], [92].
German steamships, [12].
Gibson, Mrs. Margaret D., LL. D., [65], [66].
Gladstone, on the papacy, [313].
Glasgow, [111].
cathedral, [115], [116].
Gray, Rev. Dr. J. Gordon, in Rome, [337-340].
Haarlem, flowers, tulip mania, [225].
Hague, The, [218].
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, on Borghese Gardens, [320], [321].
on sensual and spiritual art, [334], [335].
on the priests of Rome, [335], [336].
Heidelberg, [241].
Henry IV., death of, [157].
Henry V., tomb of, [271].
Henry VII.'s Chapel in Westminster Abbey, [161].
Henry VIII. detaches Church of England from the papacy, [181].
Henson, Canon, on Anglican narrowness, [190-192].
Holland, wrested from the sea, [212], [213].
dykes, canals, windmills, polders, [213-215].
scenery, [217].
art, [219].
Presbyterian faith and un-presbyterian church buildings, [220], [221].
queer customs, [228], [229].
cleanliness, [230], [231].
mother of America, [231-237].
Huguenots, worshipping in Canterbury Cathedral, [187], [188], [207].
origin of name, [201].
massacre of St. Bartholomew, [202].
other persecutions, [204], [205].
the world's debt to them, [205], [206].
revival in France, [208-210].
Intemperance in Scotland, [103-105].
Inverness, [124].
Iona, [120].
Iron Crown of Lombardy, [265-269].
Jerusalem Chamber Westminster Abbey, [154-160].
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, opinion of London, [40].
prejudice against Scotland, [71].
visits Flora Macdonald, [130].
house and monument at Lichfield, [137].
buried in Westminster Abbey, [165].
Kelvin, Lord, [116], [117].
Ken, Thomas, [31-33].
Knox, John, greatest of Scotchmen, [80].
comments on the ominous advent of Mary Queen of Scots, [85].
Kruger, Oom Paul, at Utrecht, [228].
Kuyper, Rev. Dr. A., Prime Minister of Holland, [220].
Lewis, Mrs. Agnes S., LL. D., [65], [66].
Leyden, siege, [222].
University, [223], [224].
Pilgrim Fathers, [224].
horse flesh as food, [224], [225].
interest in an American baby, [255].
Lichfield, [137].
Liguori's Moral Philosophy approved by Leo XIII., [309], [310].
Loch Katrine, [110].
Loch Leven, [135].
Loch Lomond, [111].
Loch Tay, [111].
London, soot, [34], [35].
brick houses, [36].
compared with Glasgow and Paris, [37-39], [200].
immensity, [38].
charm, [39], [40].
Lucerne, Lake, [243].
Lion of, [242].
Luther, monument at Worms, [241].
disenthrallment at Rome, [280].
Macaulay, Lord, on Romanism, [311], [312].
Macdonald, Flora, statue at Inverness, [125].
saves Prince Charlie, [126-128].
arrested, [128].
confined in Tower of London, [129].
marries, [130].
entertains Dr. Johnson and Boswell, [130].
moves to North Carolina, [130].
her husband defeated at Moore's Creek, [131].
returns to Scotland, [132].
Mal de mer, [11], [199].
Martyrs of Scotland, [100], [107-9].
Matheson, Geo., D. D., [82], [83].
Milan, cathedral, Leonardo's great picture, [244].
Milton, John, monument in Westminster Abbey, [173].
Miracles, alleged, of Christ's portrait, [280], [291].
Christ's footprints, [286].
Ghislieri, [298], [299].
Santissimo Bambino, [276-278].
St. Anne's bones, [264].
Sts. Cosmo and Damian, [299].
St. Dominic, [296], [297].
St. Giovanni de Matha, [299].
St. Gregory, [299].
St. Januarius' blood, [262].
St. Martin I., [299].
St. Paul's head, [284], [285].
St. Peter's head, [284].
St. Peter's knees, [283].
St. Veronica's napkin, [291].
the Virgin's house, [264].
the Virgin's image, [300].
Wafer, [279].
Monza, Iron Crown of Lombardy, [265-269].
Moravian Mission Agency, London, [79].
More, Sir Thos., imprisonment and death, [158].
McNeill, Rev. John, [112].
Naples, scenery and scenes, [346-348].
blood of St. Januarius, [262].
Newton, Sir Isaac, [159].
Oban, [119].
Ocean, a modern highway, [13].
Overtoun, garden party, [112].
Oxford, compared with Cambridge, [63-65].
Palissy the Potter, [202], [203].
Papal mania for building, [324].
Paris, beauty of, [37], [38], [199], [201].
customs in, [200].
Parker, Joseph, D. D., [78].
Parliament Houses, London, [56], [57].
Pasquinades, [301], [302], [307], [308].
Penelope's Progress, quoted, [88].
Perth, [133], [134].
Pisa, four monuments, [252].
Pompeii, [354-357].
Popes, general character of, [303].
retort of Thos. Aquinas, [303].
Pasquinades, [301], [302], [307], [308].
Adrian VI., excessive drinking of, [305].
Alexander VI., crimes of, [300], [306].
Clement VIII. and Beatrice Cenci, [300].
Gregory XIII. and assassination of Prince of Orange, [306].
Innocent VIII., illegitimate children of, [305].
Innocent X. and Olympia, [301], [302].
Joan, woman pope, legend of, [304], [305].
John XII., crimes of, [305].
Leo XIII., appearance, [317].
approval of Liguori's Moral Philosophy, [309].
audience, [315-318].
blessing machine, [302], [303].
last jubilee, [318].
Paul II., vanity of, [304].
Paul III., nepotism of, [305].
Paul V. and assassination of Paolo Sarpi, [306].
Pius V. and assassination of Queen Elizabeth, [306].
Pius X., a good man, [314].
Sixtus IV., enemy of Medici, [305].
Urban VIII., self-esteem of, [304].
Prayers, written, in Presbyterian churches, [186], [187].
Presbyterian Church, largest Protestant church in the world, [114].
Presbyterian Queen of Holland, [220].
Presbyterian services, [183], [184], [196-198], [220], [221].
Prestonpans, battle of, [87].
Prince Charlie, unique prayer for, [87].
victory at Prestonpans, [87].
defeat at Culloden, [126].
flight to Hebrides, [126].
saved by Flora Macdonald, [127], [128].
ingratitude, [128].
burial in St. Peter's Cathedral, [128].
Protestantism contrasted with Romanism by Macaulay, Dickens and
Gladstone, [311-313].
Queen Elizabeth, wax effigy in Westminster Abbey, [170].
Queen Wilhelmina, [220].
Quhele, Shoe Heel, Maxton, [134].
Relics—
Abraham's stone, [283].
Aaron's rod, [279], [281].
Bambino, Santissimo, [276-278].
Christ's blood, [281].
communion table, [278].
cross, [280], [291].
footprints, [286].
loaves and fishes, [279].
pillar, [282], [289].
portrait, [280], [291].
sandals, [280].
seamless coat, [278].
towel, [279].
devil's, the, missile against St. Dominic, [297].
John the Baptist's tooth, [265].
Maccabees, [286].
Santa Culla, [273-275].
Santissimo Bambino, [276-278].
Scala Santa, [279], [280].
St. Andrew's head, [291].
cross, [286].
St. Anne's bones, Quebec, [264].
St. Dominic's orange tree, [298].
St. Edmund's bones, [261].
St. Januarius' blood, [262].
St Lawrence's bones, [295], [296].
fat, [281].
St. Longinus' spear, [291].
St. Mark's bones, [260].
St. Paul's body, [290].
head, miraculous springs, [284], [285].
St. Peter's body, [290].
chains, [286-288].
chair, [290].
cross, [286].
head, [278].
knees, [283].
spring, [284].
St. Philomena's bones, [293], [294].
St. Stephens's bones, [295], [296].
St. Thomas' finger, [281].
St. Veronica's napkin, [291].
Virgin's hair, [281].
house, [263].
milk, [281].
stone seat, [283].
veil, [265], [281].
Rembrandt's "School of Anatomy," [217].
Renwick, James, martyr, [107].
Rhine, vintage, [239].
Robertson, Rev. Alex., quoted, [246], [261], [276], [280], [302], [303], [310].
Roman Catholicism in Italy, Dr. Mariano on, [308].
Macaulay, Dickens and Gladstone on, [311-313].
(See also Robertson.)
Rome—
Appian Way, [341].
Arrival at night, [253].
Art, sensual and spiritual, [334], [335].
Baths of Caracalla, [323].
Books on Rome, [343-345].
Borghese Gardens, [320], [321].
Building boom, [325], [326].
Cappucin Cemetery, [328], [329].
Catacombs, [341], [342].
Colosseum, [322], [323].
Deities worshipped, [332], [333].
Domine Quo Vadis, [286].
Fees before souls, [334].
Gray, Rev. Dr. J. Gordon, [337], [340].
Guido's "Michael," [333].
Inquisition, [331], [332].
Janiculum, view from, [321], [322].
Jesuit Church and the devil, [307].
Mamertine Prisons, [284].
Michael Angelo's "Moses," [287].
Morals of clergy, [269], [270], [310], [335], [336].
Pasquino, [307].
Piazza Scossa Cavalli, [282].
Pincian Hill, [320].
Pompey, statue, [342].
Presbyterian Church, 337-'[40].
Priscilla and Aquila, house of, [340].
Quirinal, [322], [337].
Raphael, [335].
Royalties, visiting, [319], [320].
Rosary presented to St. Dominic by the Virgin, [297].
St. Peter's Cathedral, [289-291].
Tre Fontane, [284], [285].
Unwashed monks, [329].
Vatican, [315], [322].
Villa Doria Pamfili, [302].
Villa Medici, view from, [321].
(See also Miracles, Popes, Relics, and Roman Catholicism.)
Rosaries, introduced by Dominicans, [298].
Rugby, [143].
Sabbath observance in Scotland, [102].
Salisbury Cathedral, [21], [22].
Sanquhar Declaration, [109].
Sarpi, Fra Paolo, [247], [248].
Savonarola, [251], [252].
Sayce, Prof. A. H., [84].
Scotland, character of people, [80], [81], [102].
cities solid and stately, [37].
humor, [113].
oatmeal, [70], [71].
public worship, [71-90], [184-'5].
scenery, [68], [69].
sermon taster, [94].
weather, [84], [85].
Scott, Sir Walter, [69], [70], [100].
on superiority of Presbyterian worship, [183], [184].
Scottish and American repartee, [96-98].
Shorter Catechism, [151-156].
Simon Magus, discomfited by St. Peter, [283].
Simony at Rome, [302].
Southampton, [16].
Staffa, [121], [122].
Stirling, [107], [108].
Stonehenge, [24], [25].
Strasburg, clock, [241], [243].
Stratford-on-Avon, [138].
American window, [139].
sing-song of children, [140].
Stuart kings, buried in St. Peter's, [343], [344].
St. Peter's Cathedral, [289].
Switzerland, scenery in summer and winter, [241], [242].
Twain, Mark, on relics, [259], [260], [262], [263].
on differences between America and Italy, [329], [330].
on the Inquisition, [331], [332].
on the relative rank of the deities of Rome, [332], [333].
Venice, palaces, [245].
fallen Campanile, [245], [246].
Church of Jesuits, [246].
gondolas, [246], [256], [257].
Fra Paolo Sarpi, [247], [248].
bones of St. Mark, [260].
Vesuvius, ascent of, [350-352].
Victor Emmanuel, liberator of Italy, [309].
Wallace, Sir William, [107].
Walton, Izaak, [29], [30].
Watson, Rev. John, D. D.—
Financial Agent of Westminster College, [65].
Drumtochty Stories, [135].
Young Barbarians, [142].
Watts, Isaac, [17-20].
Westminster Abbey—
architectural interest, [160-'1].
burials, [163], [164].
coronations, [161], [162].
decorated for coronation, [152], [153].
Edward the Confessor's tomb, [171].
Henry VII.'s Chapel, [161].
Jerusalem Chamber, [154-161].
monuments, [164-167].
monuments denied to notable persons, [172], [173].
mutilated monuments, [171].
Poets' Corner, [164].
royal chapels, [168], [169].
wax effigies, [169], [170].
Westminster Assembly of Divines, [153-155].
Westminster College, Cambridge, [64].
White, Dr. Andrew D., on canonization of Buddha, [295].
on Fra Paolo Sarpi, [357].
White Horse Hill, [145-149].
Wiesbaden, [239], [240].
Wilson, Margaret, martyr, [107-109].
Winchester, Cathedral, [28-30].
college, [30], [31].
Worms, Luther monument, [241].
Zanardelli, Prime Minister, on the morality of the priests, [269], [270].
opposition to the papacy, [309].
Zola, Emile, on Roman megalo-mania, [322-326].
on the multitude of priests in Rome, [326], [327].

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