_Press, The_ (Disraeli’s organ, 1853-59), 25, _n._ 1; quoted, 7, _n._ 3, 33, _n._ 2, 39, 40, 53, 64, 181; detached democracy, 202, 213, _n._ 1; Turkey, 228; political wit, 295 Prussia, 240 Pye (Laureate), 268 Reform Bill, 1832-36 ... 3, 8, 50, 51, _n._ 73, 77, 83; effects of, 82-85, 89, 94, 98, 110, 116, 180, 184 ---- ----, 1867, principles of, illustrated by former pronouncements, 78-80, 90 _et seq._, 94 _et seq._, 96, 98; its drift and meaning, 107-111, 138, 262 _Representative_, The, 23, and _n._ 2 “Returns to Nature,” 59 Roebuck, N., 227 Rogers, S., 269, and _n._ 1, 293 Rowton, Lord, 9 Ruskin, J., quoted, 89, 303 Russell, Lord J., 14, _n._ 1, 34, 39, 40, 41, 56, 97, 98 (reform scheme of 1854) 100, (1860) 105, 132, 169; colonies and democracy, 202; empire, 208, 211, 213, _n._ 1 Russia, 204, 208; and India, 215-216; newness of pretensions to Constantinople, 226, 229; the patriarchate, _ib._; Disraeli’s distinction between her “legitimate” and “illegitimate” ambitions, 229; his policy towards her, early indicated and long pursued, 228-234; Pan-Slavism, 232; dismemberment, 241 Salisbury, Lord, 209, 232; tribute of, to Disraeli, 326 San Stefano, Treaty of, 227, 229 Savile, George (Halifax), 209 Savonarola, Theocracy, 147 Scott, Sir Walter, 23, _n._ 4, 28, 121, 126, 268, 269, 270, _n._ 1., 302, 303 Selwyn, 274 Shaftesbury, Lord, 115; alluded to, 294 Sheil, 4 Shelley, P. B., 16; influence of, on Disraeli, 47, 223, _n._ 1; Disraeli on, 275, _n._ 1; alluded to, 293 Sheridans, the, 10, 271, 288, 296 Siddons, Mrs., 269 Soudan, 208, 215 South Africa, 137, 212-215 Southey, R., 269 Stafford, 125 Strangford, Lord, 10, 16, _n._ 1; quoted, 62, 124 Sunderland, Lord, 73, 152 Swift, Jonathan, 6, _n._ 2, 18, 25, _n._ 1, 281, 290, 293, _n._ 1, 296, 300 Sykes, Lady, 277, _n._ 1 Taylor (“Platonist”), 270, _n._ Tennyson, A., 124 Thackeray, 16, _n._ 2, 279, 297, 300, 302 Tocqueville, De, 7, 39, 66, 71; on Church, 154; monarchy, 180 Transvaal, 208, 214 Trelawny, 47 Turkey, Disraeli’s attitude and policy towards, 222-234; Disraeli _not_ pro-Islam, 222-223; his policy traditional, 224; real facts of Turkish question in Europe, 226-228; Cyprus, 232 Urquhart, Mr., and “Sidonia,” 122, 272 Utilitarianism, 1, 12, 18, 87-89, 112, 113, 114, 115, 123, 206 Victoria, Queen, 10, 29, (1837) 185, 187; Royal Titles Bill, 193-194; Indian language and India, 194, 220-221, 270 Villiers, Mr. C., 112 Voltaire, quoted by Disraeli, 158, _n._ 3; influence, 290 Waldegrave, Frances, Lady, 288 Walewski, 238 Walpole, Horace, 290 ----, Mr. Spencer, 32 ----, Sir R., 73, 92, _n._ 1, 95, 132, 148, 152 Wellington, Duke of, 240, _n._ 1 Westbury, Lord, 44 Wetherell, 82