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ABSOLUTE monarchy, in some particular instances, has an advantage over limited monarchy; particularly in preventing the infringement made by corporate bodies or professions on the public, 117, 118, 119.
AGES, middle, commerce made slow progress during them, 3.-- What places flourished in them, 44 to 50.
AGE, golden, the tradition, if that founded in any thing, must have been a very ignorant one, though very happy, 214.
ALEXANDER, the Great, history confused before his time, 20.-- His conquests had no permanent consequences, 24.-- The only permanent consequence was Alexandria supplanting Tyre, 52.-- His expedition to India was on purpose to get possession of the fine countries that produced aromatics and precious stones, 53.
ALEXANDRIA, rendered Egypt first a commercial country, and brought on the decline of Carthage, 24.-- Loses its commerce in the 7th century by the conquests of the Mahomedans, 54, 55.
ALFRED the Great, made many efforts to render the people happy, 118.