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FREDERICK I.-II., electors palatine, ix.

741. III.-IV., electors palatine, ix.

742. V., elector palatine and king of

Bohemia, ix. 742; x. 500.

, town, Maryland, U.S.A., XV. 603.

AUGUSTUS I. (Augustus II. of

Poland), elector of Saxony, ill. 84. AUGUSTUS II. (Augustus III. of

Poland), elector of Saxony, in. 85;

xix. 297; xxi. 355. AUGUSTUS III., elector (I. as king)

of Saxony, IX. 741; xxi. 355. AUGUSTUS I., king of Saxony, ix.

741; xxi. 355. AUGUSTUS II., king of Saxony, ix.

741; xxi. 356. HENRY, of Orange-Nassau, stadt-

holder of Holland, xn. 79. WILLIAM, elector of Brandenburg,

ix. 733; xx. 6. WILLIAM I., king of Prussia, ix.

735; xx. 8. WILLIAM II., of Prussia, ix. 739;

XX. II.

WILLIAM III., of Prussia, ix. 739;

xx. u; his relations with Stein, XXII.

530. WILLIAM IV., of Prussia, ix. 740;

XX. 12.

CITY, town, Maryland, U.S.A., ix.

742. FREDERICKSBURG, town, Virginia,

U.S.A., ix. 742; battle of (1862), in.

444; xxm. 777". FREDERICKSHALD, town, Norway, ix.

742. FREDERICKSTAD, town, Norway, ix.

742. FREDERICTON, town, New Brunswick,

ix. 742; xvn. 375. FREDERIKSHAAB, district, Greenland,

XL 170. FREDRIKSHALL, Norway, Charles XII.

killed at, v. 422.

FREDRO, Count Alexander, Polish com edian, xix. 303. FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, ix. 742;

xxi. 538; Chalmers s relations to, v.

377-

FREEDMAN, Roman, xxn. 133. FREEDOM OF CONTRACT, xix. 360. FREEDOM OF THE WILL, Jonathan

Edwards s work on the, VII. 690. See

also Free- Will below. FREE GRACE, Melanchthon s doctrine

of, xv. 834. FREEHOLD, in English law, ix. 746; vi.

355j xiv. 264; xx. 305. FREE" IMPERIAL CITIES, of Germany,

ix. 747. FREE LIBRARIES, in England, xiv. 520,

542.

FREEMAN, Edward Augustus, on chiv alry, xiv. 126; on the origin of trial

by jury, XIII. 784.

FREEMAN S JOURNAL, Dublin news paper, xvii. 423.

FREEMAN S WELL, Alnwick, England, i. 596.

FREEMANTLE, town, "Western Australia, xxiv. 508.

FREEMASONRY, ix. 747; condemned by Pope Clement XII., v. 823.

FREEPORT, town, Illinois, U.S.A., ix. 752.

FREE-SOIL PARTY, United States, xxm. 768.

FREE SPIRIT, Brethren of the, medineval sect, in. 507; xvii. 132.

FREETHINKING, Anthony Collins on, vi. 147.

FREETOWN, town, Sierra Leone, West Africa, IX. 752; I. 269; XXII. 44.

FREE TRADE, ix. 752 ; its effect on commerce, VI. 205 ; List s theory of, xix. 389 ; Paterson s advocacy of, xvill. 360; Sir Eobert Peel s measures, vin. 366; xvni. 456.

FREE-WILL, in ethics, vni. 608; in re lation to predestination, Xix. 670 ; Cudworth s theory, VI. 691; St Paul s doctrine, xvill. 427.

FREEWILL BAPTISTS, ix. 762.

FREEZING-POINT, vni. 731; xn. 611.

FREGATA, genus of birds, ix. 786.

FREGELL^; (Pontecorvo), ancient town, Italy, xix. 454.

FREGGA, Frigg, or Freya, in Teiitonic mythology, IX. 777; I. 209, 211.

FREIBERG, town, Saxony, ix. 763; min ing school of, xxiv. 502.

FREIBURG (Freiburg in the Breisgau), town, Baden, Germany, IX. 764; cathedral sculptures, XXI. 564; uni versity, xxm. 842.

, town, Prussian Silesia, IX. 765.

-, canton, Switzerland, IX. 763; XXII.

778; town, ix. 764; xxn. 778, FREIDANK, or Freigedank, German poet,

ix. 765. FREILIGRATH, Ferdinand, German poet,

ix. 766; x. 546. FREIND, John, English physician and

author, ix. 767; xv. 811. FREIRE, Francisco Joze, Portuguese

historian and philologist, IX. 767. FREISCHUTZ, in German folklore, ix.

767.

, Weber s opera, xxiv. 468. FREISING, town, Bavaria, ix. 767. FREIWALDAU, town, Austrian Silesia,

ix. 767.

FREJUS, town, France, ix. 767. FREMONT, town, Ohio, U.S.A., ix. 767. , John Charles, his operations in

California, IV. 695 ; candidate for

presidency of United States, XXIII.

771. FREMONT S PEAK, Wyoming, U.S.A.,

xxiv. 712. FRENEAU, Philip, American writer, I.

722,

FRENCH, Nicholas, Irish pamphleteer,

ix. 768.

ACADEMY, i. 74, 75; dictionary of,

vni. 194.

BEAN, vegetable, xn. 283.

DRAMA, vn. 423.

GUIANA, South America, XL 253.

HORN, musical instrument, xn.

167. LANGUAGE, ix. 629 ; xiv. 340;

dictionaries of, vn. 184.

LITERATURE, ix. 637; Renaissance

period, xx. 391; early romances, xx. 659; Rabelais s influence on, xx. 197; Rousseau s, xxi. 27.

REVOLUTION (1789), ix. 596; xx.

602; views of, in England, xix. 143; its influence on thepopedom, XIX. 508; on Spain, XXII. 342; in Switzerland, xxn. 793.

REVOLUTION, Reflections on the,

Burke s, IV. 546.

FRENTANI, ancient Italian people, xxi. 128, 248.

FRENZELITE, mineral, xvi. 394.

FREQUENTS COMMUNION, De la, Arnauld s work, II. 620.

FRERE, John Hookham, English diplo matist and writer, IX. 768.

FRERES DE SAINT-YON, religious brotherhood, XI I. 700.

FRERET, Nicolas, French scholar, ix.768.

FRERON, Elie Catherine, French critic and controversialist, ix. 769.

, Louis Stanislas, French Revolu tionist, ix. 769.

FREROTS, or Fratricelli, mediseval sect, ix. 725.

FRESCO, ix. 769; xvii. 42; xxm. 158; a secco, xxm. 157; ceilings, in ancient burial-chapels, v. 214 ; Raphael s frescos, xx. 279.

FRESCOBALDI, Girolamo, Italian musi cal composer, ix. 776; xvii. 90.

FRESE, Jacob, Swedish poet, xxn. 755.

FRESHWATER, town, Isle of Wight, England, xxiv. 562.

HERRING, fish, xxi. 224.

FRESNEL, Augustiii Jean, French physicist, IX. 776; his improvements in lighting apparatus, Xiv. 619, 620.

FRESNILLO, town, Mexico, ix. 776; xxiv. 761.

FRESNOY, Charles Alphonse du, French painter and writer, IX. 776.

FRESNY, Riviere du, French journalist, xvii. 424.

FRET, in heraldry, XL 697.

PATTERNS, in Japanese art, xm.

590.

FREUDENSTADT, town, Wiirtemberg, Germany, ix. 776.

FREUDENTHAL, town, Austrian Silesia, ix. 777.

FREY, in northern mythology, I. 210.

FREYA, or Fregga, in Teutonic mytho