Church, 69, 70, 90; one of the problems, 1830-40 ... 113, 125; and “Labour,” 126, 127, 129; Disraeli’s historical and social ideas on Church and Theocracy, 145-156; Anglicanism and Puritanism, 149, 152-155; undoing of national Church a disaster for Nonconformists, 153-154; attitude to latter, 163-165; science, materialism, indifferentism, “higher” criticism, rationalism, 156-158, 165-166; Ritualism, 170; education (_q.v._), 167-169; discipline, 169-170; Romanism, 171-178; “The great house of Israel,” 179; “Corybantic Christianity,” 174; Radicalism, Liberalism, and Romanism, 175, (1836) 184; Irish, 262-266 Churchill, Lord Randolph, 286 Clanricarde, Lady, 295 Clay, J., 270 Cobbett, 105 Cobden, R., 34; and Gladstone, 40, _n._ 2, 86, 238 Coleridge, S. T., 125 Colonies, 32, 49, 51; Disraeli’s early interest in, 199; federations and constitutions, 201; critical state of home feeling regarding, 1839-53, 201; effect of democracy on, 202; Disraeli’s important pronouncements regarding, 203-206; Gladstone’s and Bright’s policy contrasted, 207 _et seq._; self-government, 207-214; and America, 250-252 Copley, Sarah, 22, 270 Cowper, W. (poet), quoted, 13; empire, 208, 245 Croker, 269 and _n._ 4 Cromwell, Oliver, 3; republican theocracy, 149, 180; Ireland, 261 Currie, Lady, 29 Dante, theocracy, 147 Davison, Mr., letter to (quoted), 272 Denmark, 213, _n._ 1, 235, 239 Derby, Lord, 14, (1852) 25, _n._ 1, 39, 41, _n._ 2, 136-138, (1852 and 1855) 191, _n._ 1; on Russian methods, 226; Ireland, 260, _n._ 1 Dickens, Charles, 289; romance, 302