Bible, critics of the, ii. 406, 412;
Freeman's knowledge of, 475.
Bikélas, M., letters to, ii. 200,
203, 215, 219, 230, 300, 342.
Boase, Rev. C. W., letter from, i.
218.
Bonney, Rev. Professor, letter to,
ii. 145; remarks of, on Freeman,
479.
Boscobel House, i. 2.
Bosnia, insurrection in, ii. 106.
Bowen, Right Hon. Sir George, i.
45, 190, 342.
Brooke, Rev. Warren A., his
reminiscences of Freeman, i. 18,
Bryce, the Right Hon. James, his
friendship with Freeman, i. 308;
referred to, ii. 1; letters to, i.
327, 328, 337-341, 375, 378, 385,
386, 406; ii. 10, 17, 36, 37, 55,
67, 73, 75, 79, 98, 129, 137, 140,
143, 162, 189, 233, 259, 318, 319,
324, 341, 342, 345, 353, 356, 359,
366, 377, 378, 411, 412, 435,
440.
Buonaparte, Louis Napoleon, ii.
Carless, or Carlos, family of, i. 2.
Carlingford, Lord, letter from, ii.
61.
Carlos, Don, early poem on, by
Freeman, i. II.
Carlyle, Thomas, i. 93.
Cathedral Act, the, ii. 42.
Cetinje, visit to, ii. 99.
Cheam, Freeman at school at, i.
16.
Chichele Professorship, Freeman
tries for the, i. 308.
Christianity, Divine origin of, ii.
214, 389.
Christianity and the
System, ii. 392, 475.
Church, Rev. R. W., referred to,
ii. 265, 462.
Church, Sir Richard, ii. 23.
Church Property, letters on, i.
211-215; ii. 441.
Church in Ireland, i. 215.
Comparative Politics, ii. 57.
Cox, Rev. Sir G. W., i. 45; his
recollections of Freeman, 81-
84; joint author of a book of
ballads, 128; quoted, ii. 103,
Creighton, Rev. Canon (Bishop
of Peterborough), letter to, ii.
330.
Crivoscia, ii. 387.
Dalmatia, visits to, ii. 35, 175.
Dawkins, Professor; beginning of
his friendship with Freeman, i.
307; letters to, 343, 374, 382,
388, 389, 405, 413, 414, 431;
ii. 40, 41, 48, 49, 56, 78, 129,
138, 158, 163, 165, 184, 188,
195, 202, 218, 234, 245, 281, 299,
323, 360, 362, 381, 393, 394, 397,
418, 452.
Denison, Archdeacon,
Derby, Lord, ii. 109.
Dickinson, F. H., Esq., referred
to, i. 251, 283; letter from,
282; letters to, 373, 377, 391,
192, 198, 244, 300, 328, 345,
457.
Franco-German War, the, ii. 2–7.
Freeman, Edward A.:—
Vol. i. Born at Mitchley
Abbey, 1; loses both parents, 3;
brought up by grandmother, ib. ;
petted by Hannah More, 4-6;
his school life at Northampton,
7-10; his early poems and poli-
tics, 10-12; his uncle, Mr. T.
Attwood, 13-15; his school life
at Cheam, 16-26; a pupil of
Rev. R. Gutch, 26; his cor-
with Rev. H.
respondence
Thompson, 23-36; 'Proxime ac-
cessit' for Balliol scholarship,
35; gains scholarship at Trinity,
Oxford, 41; life at Oxford, 43-
48, 51, 57, 58; becomes engaged
to be married, 53; elected fellow
of Trinity, 58; his archaeological
rambles, 52, 63, 66; writes for
English Prize Essay, 74-76 ;
marries, 80; settles at Oaklands,
102; his methods of study, 104-
IIO; contributes to two books
of ballads, 127-131; publishes
his History of Architecture, 132;
his essay on Window Tracery,
138; his evidence for Oxford
University Commission, 138-
145; letters on Parliamentary
Reform and Russian War, 147-
153; Reviews Finlay's History,
155; his life at Oaklands, 163-
167; settles at Lanrumney, 175;
stands for Parliament, 208; ex-
aminer in History School at
Oxford, 216; first tour abroad,
ib.; stands for Professorship of
Modern History, 219; life at
Lanrumney, 220-222; buys
Somerleaze, 248; Begins His-
tory of Federal Government, 256;
of Norman Conquest, ib.; travels
in Switzerland, 296; in North
Germany, 300; his friendship
with J. R. Green, 301; with
Dean Hook and Professor Daw.
kins, 307; with Mr. Bryce, 308;
contests seat for Mid-Somerset,
348-357; his controversy on
field-sports, 357-374; travels in
Normandy, 380.
Vol. ii. Made D.C.L. at Ox-
ford, 1; LL.D. at Cambridge,
30; Knight Commander of Greek
Order, ib. and 92; visits Rome,
34; Dalmatia, 35; his speech in
St. James' Hall, 112; visits
Greece, 145; Sicily, 146; made
member of Royal Commission,
177; visits America, 177-184;
Auvergne, 272; makes speech
at Oxford, 275; offered Pro-
fessorship of Modern History,
278; gives inaugural lecture,
282; offered seat in Parliament,
295; health broken, 296; visits
Sicily, 297; begins History of
Sicily, ib.; visits Tunis and Car-
thage, 416; grows weary of
Oxford, 429; visits Normandy,
434; Spain, 448; dies at Ali-
cante, 461; his character and
work, 463-479.
Freeman, Mrs., letters to, i. 400;
ii. 20, 98, 150, 151.
Freeman, Mrs. Emmete, grand-
mother of E. A. Freeman, i. 2,
51, 53-55, 102.
Freeman, Rev. Joseph, uncle of
E. A. Freeman, i. 6, 15.
Freeman, Florence, letters to, i.
385; ii. 18, 50,51, 126, 161,394,409.
Freeman, Helen, letters to, ii. 95,
235, 237, 351, 396, 442.
Freeman, Katharine, letter to,
i. 384.
Freeman, Margaret, letters to, i.
222, 252, 397, 399, 401-403; ii.
38, 58, 85, 96. (See also Evans,
Mrs. A. J.)
French, Freeman's dislike of the,
i. 295.
Froude, James Anthony, referred
to, ii. 160, 185, 187, 188.
Froude, Richard Hurrell, Freeman
compared to, i. 71.
Gardiner, Professor, S. R., ii. 393.
Geddes, Professor (now Principal),
letters to, ii. 321, 340, 444, 445,
447.
George I, king of Greece, i. 268.
Germany, the Emperor in, ii. 7.
Gibbon, the historian, i. 104, 106,
157, 165, 309; ii. 380.
Gladstone, Right Hon. W. E.,
referred to, i. 5, 207; ii. 118, 173;
a proposal to elect him king of
Greece, i. 282; speech of, in
St. James' Hall, ii. 114.
Goodwin, Professor, letter to, ii.
445.
Greater Greece and Greater Britain,
ii. 298.
Greece, value of the history of, i.
122; tour in, ii. 145.
Greek nation, the modern, i. 191–
197.
Greek, the study of, ii. 429-432.
Green, J. R., Esq., friendship of,
with Freeman, i. 301-306; visits
Normandy with Freeman, 380;
referred to, 382, 383, 385, 387,
397, 398, 399; ii. 11, 17, 32, 79,
149, 400.
Grote, G., historian, i. 118, 121,
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Hodgkin, Thomas, Esq., D.C.L.,
his first meeting with Freeman,
ii. 173; letters to, ii. 260, 272,
310, 315, 317, 338, 372, 406,
414.
Holmes, Rev. T. S., letter to, ii.
246.
Home Rule, ii. 291–294.
Hook, W. F., D.D. (Dean of
Chichester), his friendship with
Freeman, i. 307; letters to, i.
324, 328, 329, 334, 335, 344, 379,
380, 382, 389, 392, 404; ii. 35,
41, 46, 69, 87.
Horner, J. F., Esq., referred to,
ii. 35, 97, 127; letter to, ii.
Ihne, Professor, letters to, ii. 209,
262, 301, 302, 407.
Imperial Federation, ii. 294, 384.
Ionian Islands, cession of the, i.
207.
Ireland, Church in, i. 215; tour in,
216; disestablishment of Church
in, 348, 352.
Jews, remarks on, ii. 428.
Jones, Rev. W. Basil (Bishop of
St. David's), college friend of
Freeman, 45, 50; joint author
with Freeman of History of
St. David's, 164, 205.
Jones, Rev. A. W., letter to, i.
341.
Jowett, Professor, controversy
about his stipends, i. 316-319.
Justice of the peace, remarks on
the office of, i. 310.
Kairouan, visit to, ii. 417.
Kemble, John Mitchell, historian,
remarks on, i. 114-116.
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