Montaigne, Michel de; biographical note on, VII, 90; articles by--a word to his readers, 90; of society and solitude, 92; of his own library, 94; that the soul discharges her passions among false objects where true ones are wanting, 99; that men are not to judge of our happiness until after death, 102. Montesquieu, Baron de; biographical note on, VII, 150; articles by--of the causes which destroyed Rome, 150; of the relation of laws to different human beings, 156. More, Sir Thomas; biographical note on, III, 29; on life in Utopia, 29. Morley, John; biographical note on, VI, 244; on Voltaire as an author and man of action, 244. Morris, Gouverneur; biographical note on, IX, 117; articles by--the opening of the French States-General, 117; the execution of Louis XVI, 120. Motley, John Lothrop; biographical note on, X, 68; articles by--Charles V and Phillip II in Brussels, 63; the arrival of the Spanish Armada, 74; "The Spanish Fury," 84. Musset, Alfred de; biographical note on, VIII, 8; Titian's son after a night at play, 8. Newman, John Henry; biographical note on, VI, 3; articles by--on the beginnings of tractarianism, 3; on his submission to the Catholic Church, 7; of Athens as a true university, 13. Paine, Thomas; biographical note on, IX, 94; in favor of the separation of the colonies from Great Britain, 94. Parkman, Francis; biographical note on, X, 157; articles by--Champlain's battle with the Iroquois, 157; the death of LaSalle, 161; the coming of Frontenae to Canada, 167; the death of Isaac Jogues, 171; why New France failed, 176; the return of the Coureurs-de-Bois, 179. Parton, James; biographical note on, X, 150; Aaron Burr and Madame Jumel, 150. Pascal, Blaise; biographical note on, VII, 118; of the prevalence of self-love, 118. Pepys, Samuel; biographical note on, III, 185; on various doings of Mr. and Mrs. Pepys, 185; of England without Cromwell, 191. Petrarch, Francis; biographical note on, VIII, 162; of good and evil fortune, 162. Plato; biographical note on, I, 95; articles by--the image of the cave, 95; of good and evil, 103; Socrates in praise of love, 108; the praise of Socrates by Alcibiades, 121; the refusal of Socrates to escape from prison, 133; the death of Socrates, 143. Pliny, the Elder; biographical note on, II, 162; articles by--the qualities of the dog, 162; three great artists of Greece, 165. Pliny, the younger; biographical note on, II, 218; articles by--the Christians in his province, 218; to Tacitus on the eruption of Vesuvius, 222. Plutarch; biographical note on, I, 190; articles by--Demosthenes and Cicero compared, 190; the assassination of Caesar, 197; Cleopatra's barge, 207; the death of Antony and Cleopatra, 211.