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HULL, town, Quebec, Canada, xx. 167.

, Isaac, American naval officer,

xxni. 789.

HULNE ABBEY, Northumberland, Eng land, I. 21 ; xvil. 568.

HULS, town, Prussia, XII. 342.

HULSE, John, English divine, XII. 342.

HULSEAN LECTURESHIP, Cambridge university, England, xn. 342.

HULVER, or Holly, tree, XII. 101.

HUMAITA, town, Paraguay, xvm. 244.

HUMAN BODY, Anatomy of the, I. 819.

HUMANISM, Petrarch as founder of, XVlll. 709; in relation to the Renais sance, xx. 381, 384, 391.

HUMANITARIANISM, VIII. 720; of

Leroux, xiv. 471.

HUMANITY, Comte s religion of, VI. 237. HUMAN NATURE, Butler s Sermons on,

IV. 587; Hume s Treatise of, xn. 351. HUMAN-POWER, in mechanics, xv. 772. HUMAN SACRIFICES, xxi. 136; in

Dahomey, vi. 767; in India, ill. 564;

Phoenician, xvm. 803; in Polynesia,

Xix. 426. HUMAN UNDERSTANDING, Hume on

the, XII. 348; Locke on, vill. 425;

xiv. 756, 757. HUMAYUN MAUSOLEUM, Delhi, India,

vii. 47. HUMBER, river, England, vm. 216;

xiv. 654; xxiv. 747.

, river, Newfoundland, XVIl. 382.

HUMBERT I. -I II., princes of Savoy, XXI.

339-

HUMBLE-BEE, insect, xn. 342.

HUMBOLDT, F. H. Alexander, Baron von, German naturalist and traveller, XII. 343; his explorations in South America, x. 192.

, Karl Wilhelm von, German states man and writer, XII. 346.

, mountain ranges, U.S.A., XXIII.

798.

, river and lake, Nevada, U.S.A.,

XVIL 367.

HUMBOLDTILITE, mineral, XVI. 412.

HUME, David, Scottish philosopher and historian, xn. 346; on mental asso ciation, II. 730; as economist, Xix. 364; his ethics, vm. 602; on evolu tion, vm. 760; his logic, xiv. 793; his metaphysics, XVI. 97; his view of psychology, xx. 38; his relations with Principal Robertson, xx. 600; with Rousseau, xxi. 26; with Adam Smith, xxii. 170; on scepticism, xxi. 381, 383; his relation to theism, xxm. 246; his place in English literature, vm. 431, 432; Kant s criticism of his philo sophy, XIII. 848; Reid s criticism, xx. 351-

, Joseph, English political reformer,

xn. 355.

HUMEERPOOR, district and town, India, XI. 423.

HUMERUS, Anatomy of the, I. 827.

HUMERUS, Lars Johansson, Swedish

poet, xii. 356. HUMIDITY, of the atmosphere, ill. 33;

xvi. 119; measure of, xn. 569. HUMILIATI, religious order, xn. 356. HUMITE, mineral, xvi. 410. HUMMEL, Johann Nepomuk, Hungarian

musical composer, xn. 356.

HUMMING-BIRD, XII. 357; III. 745.

HUMMUNS, baths, in England, ill. 437. HUMPHREY, Miss, Gillray s printseller,

x. 600.

- CLINKER, by Smollett, xxii. 185. HUMS (Hems), town, Syria, XL 649. HUMULUS, genus of plants, xn. 156. HUMUS, as manure, xv. 509. HUNDRED, territorial division, England,

xii. 360; vi. 513; vm. 273. DAYS, The (1815), ix. 618; xvn.

223. HUNDRED-HANDERS, of ancient legend,

xxi. 321. HUNDRED PLAYS, of the Yuen dynasty,

China, v. 666. HUNDRED YEARS WAR, between France

and England, IX. 545. HUNEA, island, New Caledonia, xvn.

376.

HUNERIC, Vandal king, XXIV. 58. HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE, xn. 374;

xvm. 779; XXIV. 2; dictionaries of,

vii. 188.

HUNGARIAN LEATHER, xiv. 389. HUNGARIAN LITERATURE, xii. 375. HUNGARIANS, xn. 365; in Transylvania,

xxni. 522; in Walachia, xxi. 16. HUNGARIAN SISTERS, twin monsters,

xvi. 766. HUNGARY, xii. 361 (index, 380); in.

115; early connexion of Moldavia

with, xxi. 1 8; under Dedk, vii. 12;

invasions of, by the Turks, xxm.

642, 643; revolution in (1848), ill.

137; coins of, xvn. 658; language,

XXIV. 2 ; libraries, xiv. 527, 547;

mines, xvi. 468; periodical literature,

XVlll. 543 ; Presbyterianism in, Xix.

697; Rouman population of, XXIV.

270; wine industry, XXI v. 610. See

also Austria-Hungary. HUNGER, xvn. 667. HUNG SEW-TSEUEN, emperor of China,

v. 651.

HUNG-Woo, emperor of China, v. 648. HUNNEBEDDEN, Dutch dolmens, XXI. 52. HUNS, XII. 381; origin of, XXIII. 659;

early home of, xxni. 639; under

Attila, in. 61; their invasion of the

Gothic dominions, x. 849; of Greece,

XL 1 12; of the Roman empire, XX. 781 ;

in Italy, Xlll. 468; in time of Theo-

dosius I., XXIII. 257. , White, or Khazars, xiv. 59; xvni.

610, 613; xxni. 639. HUNT, J. H. Leigh, English essayist,

xii. 382; his relations with Shelley,

xxi. 792.

HUNT, Walter, inventor of a sewing

machine, xxi. 718. , William Henry, English painter,

xn. 384. HUNTER, horse, xn. 187, 194.

, river, New South Wales, xvn. 408.

, John, English physiologist and

surgeon, xii. 385; I. 815; xv. 816;

his discoveries in anatomy and sur gery, xxii. 676; his contributions to

zoological science, xxiv. 815; his

anatomical museum, I. 819; xii. 390. , William, English physiologist and

physician, xii. 391; I. 814; xv. 816;

his contributions to embryology, vill.

165; to zoological science, XXIV. 815. HUNTERIAN MUSEUM, London, I. 819;

xii. 390. HUNTER MOUNTAIN, Catskills, U.S.A.,

xxni. 793. HUNTING, xii. 392; with the cheetah,

v. 457. HUNTINGDON, county, England, xii.

397; population and representation,

XXlli. 727; town, xii. 398. , Earldom of, XXI. 482, 484; XXIII.

476. , Selina, Countess of, Calvinistic

Methodist, XI I. 399; her support of

Whitefield, xxiv. 551. HUNTINGTON, Joseph, American Uni-

versalist, xxm. 831. HUNTS (Huntingdon), county, England,

xii. 397; xxm. 727. HUNYADY, John, governor of Hungary,

xii. 367, 368; xxm. 642. , Matthias, king of Hungary, XII.

367, 368; xv. 634. HUNZA, state, on the upper Indus, x.

597-

HUON, river, Tasmania, xxm. 72. DE BORDEAUX, early French epic,

ix. 638; xx. 653. ISLANDS, New Caledonia, Pacific,

XVIL 376.

HUPFELD, Hermann, German Orient alist, xii. 399; on the Pentateuch,

xvm. 506.

HURD, Richard, English bishop, XII. 399. HURDWAR, town, India, XL 475. HuREAULITE, mineral, xvi. 404. HURKA, river, Manchuria, xv. 466. HURMUZ (Ormus), town, on Persian

Gulf, XVII. 856. HURN, William, English hymn-writer,

XII. 595. HURON, Lake, North America, XXI.

178, 182.

HURONITE, mineral, xvi. 418. HURONS, American Indians, Xii. 827,

831-

HURREEANAH, district, India, XL 479. HURRICANE-BIRD, IX. 786.

HURRICANES, xvi. 154; in West Indies,

xxiv. 511. HuRRUR (Harar), town, North-East

Africa, XL 454.