251;
how elected, 247;
log-rolling among, 249;
hampered by the Constitution, 402

Conkling, Roscoe, 148

Constitution, U. S., growth of, 6;
interpretation of, 288;
and Congress, 402

Consular service, the American, 78

Contract, a proposed international, 338

Convention, a National Liberal, 270

Copyright laws, English, faulty, 221

Corporations, Mr. Roosevelt and the, 296;
persecuted by individual States, 403

Corruption, in municipal affairs, 232, 239, 242;
in national affairs, 234;
in State legislatures, 235;
in English counties, 237;
in Congress, 244;
in the railway service, 361

Court, U. S. Supreme, 400

Criticism, English, of America, 116, 157;
American, of England, 117

Croker, Richard, 278

Cromwell as a fertiliser, 190

Crooks, William, elected Premier, 271

Crosland, W. H., 88

Cuba as a cause of war, 12

Cyrano de Bergerac, 196, 202

D

Debtors favoured by laws, 403

Democrats correspond to Liberals, 256

Demolins, Edmond, on Anglo-Saxon superiority, 2;
on _l'Anglais_, 37

Doctor, the making of a, 69

"Dog eat dog," 388

Domestic and imported goods, 163

Drama, the, in England and America, 201

Drunkenness, in London, 131

Dunne, F. P., 154

E

Education, in England and America, 166;
object of American, 193

Elections, purity of, 229 (note);
municipal, 239;
to Congress, 241;
of a Prime Minister, 265;
the last English general, 274;
virulence of American, 281

Electric light, towns lighted by, 367

Embalmed beef scandals, 341

Emerson, R. W., on the Civil War, 188;
the apostle of the individual, 382

English-made goods, 365, 373

English society, changes in, 314

English "style" in printing, 221

Englishmen, local varieties of, 85;
effect of expansion on, 95;
feeling of, toward Americans, 99, 434;
as specialists, 105;
dropping their H's, 106;
check-suited, 108;
their cosmopolitanism, 114;
as husbands, 123;
insularity of, 145;
as grumblers, 149;
lecturing, 195;
as linguists, 206;
study of antiquity, 208;
careless of speech, 220;
in America