Boys' club, the, 401.

Brain power, significance of, 64, 78.
Breeding, good, 352.

British Empire, the, 126, 127-8, 133,
344, 635, 667.
Brooks, quoted, 163.
Bryce, quoted, 82, 235.
Buddhists, the, 214.
Bullfight, the, 611, 615.
Burgher class, the, 327, 529-30.
Burke, quoted, 259, 334 n.
Bury, quoted, 333.

Business, 606, 636, 677; as a pro-
fession, 483-4.

Business administration, schools of,
379.

Business men, 685-8.

California, 88, 330, 416, 417, 515;

state subsidies in, 642.
Callender, quoted, 228.
Canons of social reconstruction,
549-54.

Capital, growth of, 205-7, 464; calls

for social control, 424-6; source
of early, 537.

Capital punishment, 647.

Capitalist class, the, 205-7, 375,
377-9, 383-4, 426, 500, 506, 534,
592-4.

Caste, 68, 92, 126, Ch. XXVI., 358–9,

365-9, 370, 522–3, 675.

Cavalry, 532, 533.
Celibacy, obligatory, 387-8.
Celtic temperament, the, 62-3.
Cementing ideas, 410.

Censorship, effects of a, 644-5.
Centralization, 267-8, 421, 624.
Chairman, rôle of the, 294.
Character, 280, 341-2, 354, 366-7,
515, 523-4, 533, 588, 616.

Character-building, 280, 588, 616.
Charity, 367-8, 385, 388–9, 637-42,
651-2, 669, 671.

Charters of eleemosynary institu-
tions, 318.

Child production, 34-6.
Child study, 97.

Child widows, 125.

Children, exploitation of, 137; dom-
ination over, 212, 220; manage-
ment of, 637; protection of, 592;
socialization of, 588.

Children, dependent, 642.
Chile, 129, 347.

China, 53, 59, 71, 159, 513, 558.
Chinese, the, 31, 48, 64, 65, 84, 121,
123-4, 134, 138, 152, 211, 214, 222–3,
240, 273, 274, 345-6, 354, 404
441-2, 442-3, 557-8, 562, 568, 609,
619, 636, 675, 678-9.
Chivalry, 8, 532.

Christianity, 243, 448, 451-2, 459,

468-9, 492-3, 560, 570, 581, 618.
Church, the, 25, 27, 130-2, 145, 153,
163, 204, 209-10, 212, 225, 273,
276, 305, 387, 422, 435, 437, 448,
595, 614, 618.

Cicero, quoted, 99, 297, 469.
Cities, sex composition, 5,

6;

growth, 19, 20, 46; psyche, 23,
27-9, 530; attraction, 88; alliances,
90; economic basis, 127; exploita-
tion, 144, 150; competition, 217;
building, 240; civic feeling in, 406;
social control in, 424; freedom in,
449; sterilize talent, 515-6; un-
favorable to the family, 584-5.
Citizenship, education for, 597-8.
City-state, the, 239, 619-20.
Civic state, the, 371.

Clan, the Chinese, 441-2.

Class consciousness, 198, 199, 201,
204, 361, 410, 411-2.

Class control, decay of, 427, 456.
Class domination, 201-4, 361-5, 375,

Cooley, quoted, 114, 116, 119, 160,
168, 446, 485, 572-3, 667.
Cooperation, Ch. XXI., 424.

Co-optative board, the, 313-5, 317.
Corporation, the business, 463, 465,
484.

Corporation, the close, 314.

Corruption, 302-3, 533-4, 572, 689;
political, 129, 633, 646.
Cossacks, 329, 334-

Coulton, quoted, 209.

Counter-reformation, the, 213.
Country and city, Ch. II., 101, 161,
349, 516, 530, 609.

Country gentleman, the, a fading
type, 22.

County government, 505.
Covenant, the social, 247-8.
Cowper, quoted, 99.
Credit institutions, 379.
Cretinism, 388.

Crime, treatment of, 632–3, 669–70,
671.

Criminals, see Offenders.
Criteria of superiority, 350-3.
Critic, the profession of, 299.
Critical thought, 455-6, 508, 519-20,

571.

Cross-fertilization of cultures, the,
537-8.

Crowd-intoxication, 408.
Crusaders, the, 147.

Crusades, the, 537.

Cubans, democratic spirit of the,
376-7.

Culture autonomy, 229.
Culture,

downward percolation,
376-7; diversification, 449; com-
munication, 496–8; cross-fertiliza-
tion, 537-8; struggle and survival,
557-9.

Culture, ornamental, 353.
Curiosity, the instinct of, 47, 54.
Curriculum, the, 213, 599-600, 668,
671, 690.

Cyprus, 131, 145.

Dark Ages, the, 125, 204, 248, 300,
327, 526, 579.

Darmsteter, quoted, 230 n.
Dartmouth College case, decision in,
646.

Darwin, 32.

Differentiating factors. 558-9.
Diffusion of mankind, 78, 79.
Dignity of labor, teaching the, 599-
600.

Dill, quoted, 322-3, 353.

Discipline, 242-3, 252-6, 458-9, 684-5.
Discrimination, evils of, 165, 182-3,
201, 413; rational, 649. 672-3.
Discussion, 271, 290-4, 685.
Disruptive ideas, 410.

Dismissal wage, a legal, 192.
Disputation, formal, 291-2.
Dissociation of the sexes, 49-50.
Distinction as a stimulus, 265-6.
Divine Right, 618-21.
Divorce, 446, 586, 647.

Domestic service, 347, 350-1, 689.
Domestication of the gods, 241.
Domination, Ch. X., 500, 543, 676-
80, 684.

Dominion, promotes diffusion of
culture, 560-1.
Drama, 615-6, 666.
"Dream neurosis," 633.

Drudgery, the growth of, 606-7, 610.
Druidism, 84, 230.
Durkheim, quoted, 105.

Dutch, 174, 242.

Dynamic times, 337-9.

Ecclesiasticism, 47.

Economic competition, 173.

Economic cooperation, 241.
Economic interest, the, 51-4.
Economic oppositions, 420-I.
Economic questions, 593.
Economism, 57.

Ecuador, 65, 133, 155.
Education, 49, 143, 380-1, 422, Ch.
LI., 642-4, 668–9, 670–1.
Efficiency, sacrifice of, 623.
Egoistic society, 112-3.
Electioneering, 176, 180, 185.

Elite, the intellectual-moral, 313,
429, 516-7, 570, 574.
Ellwood, quoted, 552-3, 588.

Emerson, quoted, 101.

Emigration, 10-5, 19-23, 516.

Emotional community, 396-7.
Emotionalist, the, 647-8.

Empire, 126-8, 132-4, 153, 155, 278,

425, 500, 543, 560-1, 666.

Empress Dowager of China, the,
648.

Endowments, 310-3, 640, 646, 676.
Enganche system, the, 142-3.

English, the, 223, 226, 328, 345, 359-
60, 367, 621, 635.

Environment, influence of the physi-

cal, Ch. VII., 80-1, 87, 126.
Epic, origin of the, 286-7.
Episcopal Church, the English, 210,

215.

Equal suffrage movement, the, 195.
Equalization, Ch. XXX., 602.
Equilibrium of opponents, 158-9.
Equity, hardening of, 504.
Erasmus, quoted, 653.
Eskimos, the, 137, 162, 560.
Esprit de corps, 266.

Estates, origin of great landed, 328-
32.

Estrangement, Ch. XXXIII.
Ethical family, the, 589-90.
Examinations, 642-4.
Executive, the, 260.
Exemption laws, 382.

Expansion, Ch. XLI.; religion,
492-3; revolutionary ideas, 493-4;
science, 494; art, 495-6; cul-

ture, 496-9; nationality, 499; gov-
ernment, 500.

Expert, the, 256, 277-82, 296, 655.
Expert witness, the, 637, 655.
Exploitation, Ch. XII.
Exposure of simulators, 661-3.
Exposure, the literature of, 688.
Extravagance, the spur to, 689-90.
Euripides, 519.

Ezekiel, quoted, 452.

Factory system, growth of the, 21,
46, 204.

Family size, 15, 34-6, 587, 588.
Family, the, 22, 23, 34-6, 86, 122-3,
137, 323, 338, 411, 442-5, Ch.
XLIX.

Farming out the poor, 470.
Farmers, conservatism of, 506.
Fecundity, 8, 9, 15, 31-6, 65, Ch.
XXXI., 516-7, 578, 639.
Federalism, 229.

Feeble-minded, the, 17-18, 672.
Ferrero, quoted, 146, 424-5.
Festival, rôle of the, 398-400.
Feudal state, the, 371.
Feudalism, 125, 135, 141, 328, 334,
337, 343, 349, 361, 373-4, 446.
Feuds, 161.

Fighters, domination by the, 125-6,
326, 343.

Fighting groups, traits of, 279-80.
Filipinos, the, 65, 133, 152, 363-4, 561,
615.

Fingernails, wearing of long, 345.
Fire fighting, 488.

Fire magic, 608.
Flaith, the Celtic, 527.

Fletcher vs. Peck, decision in the
case of, 646.

Folk depletion, 24-7.

Food inspection, 486-7.
Food supply, the, 31-3, 87.
Forest-guarding, 486.

Forgiveness, the scope of, 634.
Formalism, 259, 306–9, 316, 489.
Fortunes, origin of private, 327-40,
382, 531-4.

Foundations, private, 313-8, 437,
509.

France, the old régime in, 323-4.
Franchise, the, as a contract, 646.
Francis of Assisi, 316.

Franciscans, the, 210, 316.
Franks, the, 333-4.

Freedom of communication, 154,
166, 201, 438, 452, 554.
Freedom of contract, 373-4.
Freedom of inquiry, 509.
Freedom of the seas, 542.

Freedom under organization, 262–4.
French, the, 60, 62, 113, 135, 149,
248, 280-1, 499-500, 520.
Frontier, influence of the, 19.
Functionalism, 384-5.

Functions, governmental, 624-6.
Fustel de Coulanges, quoted, 239,
335, 362, 363.

Gambling, 613, 677.
Games, competitive, 169.
Gang, the boys', 400-1.
Gaul, 83-4, 230, 361.
Genesis of society, Ch. IX.
Genius and solitude, 98-100.
Gentleman, the, 567-8.

Geographic environment, the, 41,
Ch. VII., 126.
Geography, 72-3.
Gerard, quoted, 227.

Germans, the, 84, 203, 239, 333,
433-5, 499.

Giddings, quoted, 86, 93-5, 397;
cited, 456.

Gladiatorial games, 610-2.
Goods, non-economic, 203.
Goths, the, 230.

Governing class, the, 249–50.
Government, 42, 55-6, 68, 71, 127-
33, 150, 166, Ch. XXIII., 296, 344,
381-3, 421, 436, 450-1, 469, 500,
505, 597-8, 677, 687.

Gowin, cited, 503.

Gradation, Ch. XXVIII.; basis of,
343-54; results of, 355-7.

'Graft," 302-3.

Grant-earning, 642-3.

Greece, 83, 132, 146, 348, 514.

Greeks, the, 288, 326, 361, 516-7, 519-
20, 611, 618.

Gregarious instinct, the, 45-6.
Grosse, quoted, 286.

Group life as socializer, 400-3.
Groups, Ch. XLVIII.; effect of con-
flict on, 162-4.

Grouping, local, 575-6; likeness,

576-7; interest, 577.

Growth of population, Ch. III., 528–

31.

Guest-friendship, 83.

Guild, the Chinese, 273, 274; the
mediaeval, 398.

Gulick, quoted, 355-6, 459.
Gummere, quoted, 286.
Guyau, quoted, 495.

Hall, quoted, 611-2, 616.

Harrison, Miss Jane, quoted, 454.
Hawaii, 244, 346, 373.
Health contests, 170.

Hearn, quoted, 457-8.
Heaven, 69-70.

Hell, 69.

Heredity, scientific conception of,

442.

Heresy, 451-2.
Heresy-hunting, 647.

Heroic age, the, 454-5.

Heterogeneity, social consequences

of, 15, 16, 224, 422, 449.
Hetherington, quoted, 597.
Hinduism, 214.

Hodgkin, quoted, 230.
Hogarth, quoted, 80-1, 137-8.
Holidays, religious, 681.
Home, the, 7, 46, 138, 403.
Homestead Act, the, 331, 379.
Honesty, advantages of, 636-7.
Hostility, 159-61.

Human nature, 42-50, 549, 572,
604-9.

Humanitarian art and literature,
457, 496.

Husband, domination by, 122-3,
444, 678-80.
Hydraulic mining, 416.
Hypocrisy, 660-2.

Imaginary companions, 97.
Immigrants, quality of, 12-5; care
of, 641.

Immigration, 10-5, 18, 23, 36-7, 66,
88,449, 672, 687.

Immunity, effect of grants of, 362.
Imperialism, 66, 93, 126-7, 133-4,
153, 278, 500, 543, 667, 684.
Impostors, exposure of, 662.
Inalienable rights, 373-4.
Inca régime, the, 62, 229, 231.
Incentive, types of, 265–6.
Indentured labor, 372-3.

India, 124-5, 127, 129, 132, 133, 144,
148, 153, 227, 317, 350, 377, 527,
570, 635, 667, 675.

Indians, North American, 81, 82,
137, 154, 636; South American,
48, 62, 65.

Indifferentism, 304-6.

Individual, the innovating, 539-40,