Napoleon I., horrors of his wars, I. 22-26. On war, I. 33, 34; II. 353. On value of time, I. 188. Channing’s essay on, I. 295. On inability of brute force to create anything durable, II. 376; IX. 231. His plans for peace, II. 419. Restrains confiscation in France, IX. 56. Mediation of, in Switzerland, X. 63. On claims for French spoliations, XI. 131. On equality, XIII. 200. His seizure of English travellers, XVI. 307; Alison’s account of same, XVI. 307; same condemned by Napoleon himself and Junot, XVI. 308. Nasby Letters, quotation from, XIX. 296. Introduction to, XX. 65. Nation, are we a? XVI. 3. Meaning of, XVI. 9 _et seq._; authorities on same, XVI. 11-13. Supremacy of the, XVI. 60. National Banks, the, and the currency, XI. 245. Exemption of, from State taxation, XI. 246-254, 260-262; judgment of Chief-Justice Marshall on same, XI. 249. Purpose of, XI. 257. Extension of, XVII. 113, 249; remarks on introducing bill for same, XVII. 184. Advantages of, XVII. 249. Propositions concerning, XVII. 249-251, 261, 295-298. Power of Congress over, XVII. 293-296. National Debt, obligation of the, XII. 318, 326; XIII. 99; XVI. 268-277, 355. Denounced by Rebels, XII. 324; XIII. 68 _et seq._ Diminution of interest on, XVI. 279; XVII. 238, 262, 288 _et seq._ Time of its payment, XVI. 280; XVII. 111, 238-241, 291 _et seq._ Amount of, in 1868 and 1869, XVI. 282; XVII. 108. Posterity should bear the burden of, XVII. 239. Interest on, where payable, XVII. 243. Nations, equality of, X. 48; XIX. 67, 156,--authorities stating same, XIX. 68-71. Bound to good faith, as neutrals, XX. 14. Neutral, cannot furnish arms to belligerents directly, XX. 15; or indirectly, XX. 16,--authorities declaring same, XX. 18-20, 41-44 (_Appendix_). Naturalization, without distinction of race or color, XV. 238; XVIII. 144; conformity of same with Declaration of Independence, XVIII. 151 _et seq._, 160; and with the Constitution, XVIII. 160. Naval Academy, appointments to the, IX. 301. Navies of Europe, before 1845, I. 76. Navy, cost of vessels in United States, I. 81 _et seq._, 88. Not needed except as police, I. 89; II. 374. Names of ships in British, II. 360. Flogging abolished in United States, III. 126. British criticism on United States, in our Civil War, IX. 347. Of United States, supports Baez in San Domingo, XVIII. 271, 303; XX. 148,--and menaces Hayti, XVIII. 277, 303; XIX. 49; XX. 151; testimony to same, XIX. 27, 42, 45, 48-66, 88. Navy Department, testimony of, to intervention of United States ships at San Domingo and Hayti, XIX. 51-66. Nebraska, objections to admission of, as a State, XIV. 128-146.