Lowell, J. R., 99 note 2, 128 note.
Luxembourg, Duke and Duchess of,
62 sqq., 105 note.
Lying, 126.
Lyons, 40, 48, 47, 51.
Machiavelli, 20.
Magician, 140 sq.
Magnetism, 140 sq.
Maine, Sir H. S., 92 note 8.
Malebranche, 8, 45.
Malesherbes, M. de, 74, 77.
"Mamma," 41 and often.
Manhood, 208 sqq.
Manual training, 145.
Marriage of Rousseau, 69.
Marriage of Emile, 201.
Marseilles, 204.
Marsiglio di Padova, 20.
Meaning, 228.
Mecca, Meccans, 97, 165.
Mercure de France, 56.
Metaphysics, 158.
Mirabeau, Marquis de, 69.
Molière, 28.
Robinson Crusoe, 148 sqq., 154, 210.
Romanticism, 224.
Rome, 165.
Romola (George Eliot's), 104 note 2.
Roamini, 119 note, 240 sqq. and notes.
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, character
and importance, 8, 27; individual-
ism, 4; outcome of Renaissance, 5;
follows Hobbes, 8; literary style,
25; birth, parentage, and education,
26 sqq.; his brother, 26 note; tem-
perament, 28; at Bossey, 29; sen-
suality, 81; return to, and life at,
Geneva, 81; apprenticeship, 32 sq.;
a tramp, 88 sqq.; his master's char-
acter, 84; becomes a Catholic and
goes to Mde. de Warens, 86; crosses
the Alps to Turin, 86; life there,
87 sq.; theft, cruelty, lying, and
Indecency, 88; tramps back to
Chambéry, 89; deserts musician
in Lyons, 89 sq.; is deserted by
Mde. de Warens, 41; meets his
father at Nyon and goes to Frei-
burg, 41; turns music-teacher at
Lausanne and Neuchâtel, 41; fol-
lows Greek archimandrite, but is
rescued from him at Soleure, 42;
goes on foot to Paris, 42; leaves it
and goes south, learning on the way
the condition of the people, 42 sq.;
returns to Mde. de Warens, 48;
relations with her, 44; becomes
surveyor's clerk, 44; throws up
employment, 44; tries again to
teach music, 44; new relations with
Mde. de Warens, 45; reads Latin,
geometry, philosophy, etc., 45;
suffers from languors, vapors, and
fear of hell, 45; becomes an invalid,
and goes to Montpellier; vulgar in-
trigue on the way, 46; "virtuously "
returns to Mde. de Warens, to find
his place taken; first sense of duty,
46; leaves Chambéry for Paris, 47;
review of early life and character,
48; reception in Paris; ill success
of musical project; meets Fonte-
nelle and Diderot, 51; secretary of
embassy in Venice; experiences
there, 52; returns to Paris, and
lodges near the Luxembourg; meets
Thérèse Le Vasseur (1744), 58; life
with her, 54; spends autumn of
1747 at Chenonceau; child born and
exposed; fate of other children,
55; has a revelation due to Dijon
Academy's prize-offer, 56 sq.; wins
the prize, 58; performance of his
operas, 59; second discourse, on
Inequality, 60; visits Geneva with
Thérèse and returns to Protestant-
ism, 60; goes to the Hermitage at
Montmorency, and gives himself
up to dreaming and his passion
for Mde. d'Houdetot, 61; quarrels
with Mde. d'Épinay and moves to
village of Montmorency; writes
New Héloïse, Social Contract, and
Emile, 62 8q.; becomes acquainted
with Duke and Duchess of Luxem-
bourg; Émile condemned, 68 sq.;
persecution and flight; Levite of
Ephraim, 65; stops at Yverdun,
65; settles at Motiers, and is be-
friended by Marshal Keith, 66;
driven thence, settles on Isle of St.
Peter, 66; driven thence, goes, via
Paris, with Hume to England, 67;
success in London, 67; settles at
Wootton, 68; quarrels with Hume,
68 sq.; returns to France, 69; moves
about to Trye (near Gisors), Gre-
noble, Bourgoin (where he infor-
mally marries Thérèse), Monquin,
69; returns to Paris and lives there
for eight years; his Dialogues,
Rêveries, etc., written; goes to Er-
menonville, dies and is buried, 70;
ashes removed to Pantheon, 71;
his character, 71-76; inventor of
manual training, 145; his ideal of
life, 177 8q.; his ethics, 184 note 2,
185; his influence, 211 sqq.; defects
of his system, 211 sqq.; effect on
religion, 227; father of democracy,
282.
Ruskin, 231 note.
Russia and Russians, 98 note.
St. Peter, Isle of, 66.
Savage life, 99.
Savoy, 86.
Savoyard Vicar, 88, 40, 64, 165 sqq.,
224 note 2, 226.
Scævola, Mucius, 28.
Schiller, 211, 229.
Science, 133.
Scythians, 196.
Sepulchre, Holy, 42.
Sexuality, 157, 217.
Shakespeare, 9 note, 100 note 1, 220
Smell, sense of, 182.
Smith, Joseph, 91.
Social Contract, 62, 77, 78 sqq., 197,
198 note.
Socialism, 4, 284 sqq.
Social Sympathies, 160 egg.
Society, 161.
Socrates, 7, 79.
Soleure, 42.
Solitaries, The, 208 sqq.
Sophie, 185 sqq., 208 sqq.
Sophists, 79.
Sophocles, 128 note.
Soul, nature of, 248.
Sovereign, 11 8q., 87 sqq.
Space, 182,
Spectator, The, 192.
Spencer, Herbert, 125 note 8.
Spinoza, 145 note 1, 164 note.
Steinthal, 239 note 2.
Stoicism, 190, 199, 215, 218, 222,
234 89.
Subjectivism, 1.
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