Hemnitzer, a writer of fables, 28 Herder, Johann Gottfried, mentioned, 33 Heredity, physiological, 222 Hérzen, Alexander, birth and ancestry, 271; enters Moscow University, 271; exiled to the Urals, 272; returns to Moscow, 272; exiled to Novgorod, 272; expelled from France, 273; naturalised in Switzerland, 273; starts his _Polar Star_ in London, 273; starts _The Bell_, and becomes a real power in Russia, 274; supports the Poles, 274; his death, 275; mentioned, 267, 269, 289, 314 High-life in St. Petersburg, 48 Highly educated, inner drama of the, 299 Hilferding, A., 8 Historians, General Staff, 124 Historical dramas, 214, 215 Historical novels, difficulties in writing, 123 Holberg, Danish comedy writer, _Jean de France_, 27 Holiday cycle of songs, 7 Holy Alliance between Germany, Austria, and Russia, 34 Holy Books, printing of the, 19 scholastic discussions on, 68 Homer, epics of, 11 Homyákoff (Slavophile), extract from speech on Art, 296, 297 Hood, Thomas, mentioned, 186 Hugo, Victor, mentioned, 40, 173, 186, 215, 288 Human drama, development of the inner, 92 Human nature, failures of, in our present civilisation, 309 Humanitarian feeling in a family, 310 Husband and wife, separation between, debated in Russia, 127 Huxley, Thomas Henry, mentioned, 24 Huyghens, Constantijn, mentioned, 25 Hvoschinskaya, N. D., woman prose writer, 179; sketch of her writings, 179-181 Ibsen, Henrik, mentioned, 259 Icelandic sagas, 8 Idea and form in poetry, correspondence between, 173 Idealism, 116 mask of, 128 the neglect of, 257 Idealistic realism, forms of, 249 Ideas, means of exchanging, by the circles, 266 Ilyiá of Múrom, 8 Imperial Theatre, St. Petersburg, established, 193 Individual, rights of the, 305 Indo-European languages, 4 Industrialism, era of, 267 Intellectual life in Russia, from 1848 to 1876, 97 Intellectual unity of the Russian nation, 6 Intellectuals, Russian, 253 educated, 263 type of, 231 International Working Men’s Association, 276 Ivánoff, Professor, 287 _n._ Jacobinism, Governmental, 114 James, Richard, his songs relating to dark period of serfdom, 18 Jersey, Norman law in, 269 John the Terrible, letters of, to Prince Kúrbskiy, 18; rule of, in Russia, 18 Journalism, serious, the founder of, in Russia, 287 Judaic Christianity, life-depressing influences of, 306 “Kalevála” of the Finns, 11 Kalíki, wandering singers, 7 Kantemir, writer of satires, 22; ambassador to London, 22 _n._ Kapníst, writer of satires, 28