Claims, on France for spoliations of American commerce, XI. 70; objections to same answered, XI. 73-79, 132-158; origin and history of same, XI. 81-96; compensation for same, XI. 158; value of same, XI. 162-166. Authorities on compensation for, XI. 167. Of citizens in rebel States, XVII. 10. For losses by war, instances of payment of, XVII. 19-22, 25-28. Of loyalists after Revolution, XVII. 23; motives of Parliament in allowing same in part, XVII. 24. On England, XVII. 53, 124; XX. 12. On China, convention for, and payment of, XVIII. 115-120. Clarkson, Thos., beginning of his career, II. 200. His account of Lafayette’s opinions of slavery, II. 210. Classical Studies, I. 253. Classics, the, I. 253-255. Clay, Henry, on claims for French spoliations, XI. 130. On one term for the President, XIX. 171; XX. 158, 221. Clemency, to political offenders, III. 181. And common-sense, XII. 371. To Rebels, limitations on, XII. 405-412. Clergy, of New England, protest of, against Nebraska Bill, IV. 140. Their early influence for liberty, IV. 144. Defence of their right to protest, IV. 151. Exemption of, from conscription, IX. 303. Coal, cheap, XIV. 271. Tax on, oppressive to New England, XIV. 272. Cobbett, William, sketch of, I. 190-194. On Thos. Paine, I. 195. Industry of, described by himself, I. 195-198. Compared to Scott, I. 198. On amount of sleep required, I. 202. Cobden, Richard, advocates arbitration, II. 409. Letter on, XII. 366. His character and labors, XV. 422. His prediction concerning America, XV. 423 _et seq._; XVII. 129. On American losses in Rebellion, caused by England, XVII. 77, 78, 80. On penny postage, XVIII. 73. Coke, Lord, on arrangement of time, I. 200. On surrender of fugitives, X. 365. On the laws of Parliament, XVI. 102. Coleridge, on Christianity and slavery, V. 20. Coles, Edward, letter to, III. 253. Collamer, Jacob, Senator from Vermont, speech on death of, XIII. 38. Colonies, British, of North America, elements of nationality in, XVI. 22 _et seq._; efforts for union among same, XVI. 23-27. Tend toward independence, XVII. 119. Of North America, postal service in, XVIII. 66-68. Colonization for freedom, XII. 334.