Smith, Prof. Robertson-- Acton, Lord, and, 387 career of, 311-12, 315, 318-320 characteristics of, 323-25 ecclesiastical trial of, 313-16 _Encyclopædia Britannica_, work on, 312-14 versatility of, 322 works of, 320-21; characteristics of, 321
Stanley, Very Rev. Arthur Penrhyn-- career of, 70 characteristics of, 71, 73, 77, 82-84 debating power of, 77 Disraeli and, 81 family of, 69-70 Green influenced by, 132, 137 literary work of, 71-74 politics of, 78 sermons of, 76-77 theological position of, 80-81 Tait, attitude towards, 113 otherwise mentioned, 164-65, 205-206
Statesmanship, necessary qualifications for, 46
Stubbs, Bishop, 138, 160, 289-90, 453 note
Suffrage extension-- Disraeli's view of, 52, 57-58, 67-68, 310 Lowe's opposition to, 295-98, 305-306 results of, 306-309
Tait, Archibald Campbell, Archbishop of Canterbury-- biography of, cited, 100 note career of, 107 characteristics of, 108-12, 209 Green appointed librarian by, 133-134 influence of, 110-12 Irish Church Disestablishment Bill, attitude towards, 187 policy of, 112, 114 views of, 110
Tory party-- nature of, 218; (1848-1865), 60-62 suffrage extension profitable to, 52, 57-58, 67, 310
Trollope, Anthony-- biographies of, cited, 116 note Freeman and, 120, 271 and note literary position of, 116-18 personality of, 118, 126 political activity of, 120 travels of, 121-22 works of, 117-20, 128; characteristics of, 122-30
United States-- Acton's knowledge of history of, 387 Freeman's visit to, 268 journalism in, 379 Presbyterianism in, 317 religion and politics dissociated in, 100 Trollope's account of, 122 University influence in, 378
Wilberforce, Bishop Samuel, 111-12, 198, 254, 429
_Printed by_ R. & R. Clark, Limited, _Edinburgh_.
The authors' archaic and variable spelling and hyphenation are preserved.
The authors' punctuation styles are preserved.
Footnotes have been moved to the end of each chapter.
Typographical errors were corrected and are listed below.
Transcriber's Changes: (Indicated below with =equal signs=.)
Page 218: Was 'opportunies' (in granting or refusing =opportunities= for discussing topics he would prefer to have not discussed at all.)