Greece, fundamental laws in, 6; ancestor-worship, 27; Athenian democracy, 42, 75. Gunter _vs._ Atlantic Coast Line, 96. Habeas corpus, Writ of, the bulwark of personal liberty, 15, 16; its antecedent in Magna Carta, 15; in England, 15, 107; rendered effective by the courts, 77. Hamilton, Alexander, 71, 74, 88, 161. Hampden, John, 17, 34. Hans _vs._ Louisiana, 95. Hearn, Lafcadio, 28, 29n. Henry VIII., 32, 36. Holden _vs._ Hardy, 60. Hunter _vs._ Wood, 119n. Impositions, Case of, 17. Income Tax cases, 173, 175. Income Tax, 159, 173-175. Inheritance Tax, 159-160, 167-173. Initiative and Referendum, a menace to our republican form of government, 39, 193; origin in distrust of legislatures, 44; agitation for, 47, 204; in Australia, 81; a scheme of the Progressives, 204-209. Injunctions, as used to restrain state officers, 87-88, 97, 109-114; to restrain officers of the crown in England, 106-107; to restrain criminal proceedings, 117-119; to prevent the enforcement of unconstitutional state statutes, 120, 125, 127, 128; use in connection with strikes and labor disputes, 146-152, 212-217; New York practice, 148, 151-152. Inquisition, Writ of, 14, 15. Institutions, the slower their growth the more enduring they are, 1; English source of American institutions, 98, 266-267; the Roman Catholic church and American institutions, 249-250. Intestate succession 167-169. Ives case, 65-69, 153. Jacobs case, 49-57, 153, 154. James I., 17, 30n, 31n. Japan, 27-29, 197. Jefferson, Thomas, 186, 187, 189, 197, 205. John, King, 4, 7, 12, 25. Judges, qualifications, 13, 14, 70, 142, 243-245; bound by principles, rules and precedents, 46; not infallible, 47; duty to enforce the law, 128, 129, 209; selection and tenure, 139-142, 243-245; should be defended against unjust criticism, 69-70, 126-128, 157-158. _See_ Judiciary and Recall.