Уйтман, один из последних английских мучеников за религиозные убеждения, т. I, с. 345, примеч.
Воля, свобода воли, споры кальвинистов и арминиан о свободе воли, т. II, с. 338
Вильгельм Завоеватель, изменение им феодальной системы в Англии, т. II, с. 114
Вильгельм III, главные особенности царствования, т. I, с. 402, 403. Хвалебный отзыв сэра А. Элисона, с. 403, примеч. Враждебность между Королем и духовенством, с. 405. Упразднение им епископата в Шотландии, с. 406. Лишение сана архиепископа Кентерберийского и шести его собратьев, с. 410
Уильямс, Джон, епископ Линкольнский, последний духовный лорд-хранитель печати, т. I, с. 417, примеч.
Ведьмы, период разрушения старых представлений о колдовстве, т. I, с. 363, примеч. Напутственное слово главного судьи Хейла в 1665 году, с. 363, примеч. Последние ведьмы, казненные в Англии и Испании, с. 364, примеч. Вера Джона Уэсли в существование ведьм, с. 364, примеч. Отмена статутов против колдовства, с. 364, примеч. Колдовство в Шотландии, т. III, с. 37
Вудро, ценность его «Аналектов», т. III, с. 230, примеч.
Шерстяные мануфактуры Испании в XVIII веке, т. II, с. 542
Writing, invention of, a cause of error in history, i. 296. Modes in which it effects this, 296, 297
Yeomanry, rights of English, ii. 119. Unknown in France, 120. Decay of the Yeomanry in England, 120 note
Йорисмены королевской гвардии (йомены гвардии), учреждение, т. II, с. 7, примеч.
Самора, испанский поэт, т. II, с. 480
Зоология, состояние зоологической науки во Франции при Людовике XIV, т. II, с. 197
Зоология, обобщения французов в области зоологии в XVIII веке, т. II, с. 375. Статическая и динамическая части зоологии, с. 375. Импульс, данный науке Кювье и Биша, с. 376–381
Цюрих, древность Цюриха согласно швейцарским источникам, т. I, с. 312
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p. 358: pp. 36, 37, 340, 343; vol. → 343, vol. p. 358: pp. 115, 116, 288–299; vol. → 288–299, vol. p. 358: vol. i. p. 305; vol. → 305, vol. p. 359: vol. i. p. 329, 334; vol. → 334, vol. p. 361: into execution in his writings. → writings.’ p. 368: concealed in them,—latet → latent p. 387: says of it, very grvaely → gravely p. 392: strata from the year 1790. → 1790.’ p. 398: were of igneous origin. → origin.’ p. 410: if not superior, to Newton. → Newton.’ p. 436: Hunter's Works, vol. i. p. 43; vol. → 43, vol. p. 473: ‘The members were of opinion that it was → ‘that it was p. 483: Geoffrey of Monmouth, i. 324. → i. 324 p. 484: statement respecting, ii. 281. → ii. 281 p. 488: one of Linnæus, → one of Linnæus, ii. p. 490: civil war, ii, → ii. p. 491: at an early period in, → at an early period in, i. p. 492: peace of Westphalia, ii, → ii. p. 494: they appeared, ii. 208. → 208 p. 496: his secular philosophy, 329 → 329. p. 497: with the clergy, 420, → 420. p. 497: for the relief of the, 463. → 463 p. 498: Dryburgh Abbey → Abbey, p. 498: sixteenth century, iii. 30. → sixteenth century, 30. p. 500: term of years first authorized. → authorized, p. 501: establishments of, → establishments of, i. p. 502: first financial reforms, i. → first financial reforms, p. 502: Fossils; → Fossils, p. 504: Francis 1. of France → Francis I. of France p. 505: surrounded his accession, → surrounded his accession, i. p. 505: ‘Letters’ of, ii, → ii. p. 506: of political degradation. → degradation, p. 506: admiration for England, ii, → ii. p. 507: studies in crystallography → crystallography, p. 508: causes of the, i. 144. → i. 144 p. 510: French by Le Blanc, ii, → ii. p. 511: in the reign of Louis XIV., → in the reign of Louis XIV., ii. p. 512: of the government, 494, → 494. p. 514: Ismorphism → Isomorphism p. 515: his accession, → his accession, i. p. 515: ‘Ecclesiastical Polity,’ → ‘Ecclesiastical Polity,’ i. p. 519: literary class, 239 note. → note p. 520: to favour the King, 297. → 297 p. 520: the Jansenists, ii. 344 → the Jansenists, 344 p. 521: of human knowledge, 229. → 229 p. 523: drained by the, 97 → drained by the, i. 97 p. 524: literature, i. 437 note. → note p. 525: Calvinist opinions, 345. → 345 p. 530: Mathew Paris, i. 315. → Mathew Paris, 315. p. 533: theory of rent, i. 250 → theory of rent, 250 p. 534: Religious teleration → toleration p. 534: clergy inevitable, ii. 347. → clergy inevitable, 347. p. 535: pointed out by Descartes, → pointed out by Descartes, ii. p. 543: once inspired, ii. 262. → once inspired, 262. p. 544: in the eighteenth century, 558 → 186 p. 545: conception of the, 18 → conception of the, i. 18 p. 546: aided by Montesquieu, 314. → 314 p. 546: tax the colonies, 478 → 478 p. 547: office in, i 432 → office in, i. 432