can-de-la-brä. Promethean, Pro-me'-the-ăn. Incomparably, in-com'-pá-rá-bly. Buoyed, bwoyd.

NOTE 30, p. 76.-Camille, Cam-ēl'.

Robespierre, Rō'-bes

peer'. Danton, Dăn'-tôn, or Don'-ton'. Fabricius, Fā-brish'e-us. Tinville, Tăn-vēl'. Girondists, Ji-rõn'-dists. Reverberates, re-ver'-be-rates. Vehement, ve'-he-ment. Canaille,

Ka-nāl'.

NOTE 31, p. 79.-Aristotle, Ar'-is-tot'-le. Jacquard, Zhäk'kär'. Carnot, Căr-no'. Vauscanson, Vō'-kŎN'-SỐN'.

NOTE 32, p. 81.-Atrocious, a-tro'-shus. Clandestine, clanděs'-tine. Pulaski, Pu-las'-kee. Steuben, Stu'-ben. Kosciusko, Kos-si-ŭs'-ko.

NOTE 33, p. 83.--Pompeiian, Pom-pa'-yan. Epicurus, Epi-cu'-rus. Heroism, her'-ō-ism. Gigantic, gi-gan'-tic. Colossal, co-los'-sal, not losh. Haranguing, hă-rang'-ing.

NOTE 34, p. 86.-Justinian, Jus-tin'-i-an. Protagoras, Protag'-o-ras. Hippias, Hip'-pi-as. Simplicius, Sim-plish'-i-us. Recesses, re-ces'-ses. Innocuously, in-noc'-u-ous-ly. Epictetus, Ep-ic-te'-tus. Dismayed, Diz-may'-ed. Apoproagmenon, Ap-ō-prō-åg'-men-ŏn.

NOTE 35, p. 88.-Knout, nout. Stirrup, stir'-up.

NOTE 36, p. 92.-Chivalric, shiv-al'-ric. Immortelles, immor-telles'.

NOTE 37, p. 94.-Porcelain, pór'-çe-lan. Voltaire, Vŏl-têr'. NOTE 38, p. 97.-Vatican, Vat'-i-can. Byzantine, By-zan'tine. Accessories, ac'-ces-so-ries. Architecture, ar'-ki-tect-yur. Michael Angelo, Me'-kä-el Än-já-lo. Leonardo di Vinci, Lá-onar'-do dä-Vin'-chee. Milan, Mil'-an. Raphael, Răƒ'-á-el. Durer, Du'-rer.

NOTE 39, p. 99.—Blücher (German), very nearly Blē'-sher. Frichemont, Frēēsh-mōn'. Gigantic, gi-gan'-tic. Vive l'Empereur, Vēv-lŎN-per-ur'. Sauve qui peut, Sov'-ke-púh' ("Save himself who can"). Harangues, hă-rangs'. Agape, a-gäpe'. Genappe, Zhüh-năp'. Bernard, Bër-när'. Bertrand, Bër

tron'.

NOTE 40, p. 100.-Toussaint L'Overture, Too'-săn'-loo'-věr'tür'. Hayti, Ha'-tr. St. Joux, Săn'-Zhoo'. Commandant, com-man-dant'.

NOTE 41, p. 102.-Rouged, roozhed. Robespierre, Rō-bespeer'. Clootz, Klōts.

NOTE 42, p. 103.-Verdi, Vär'-dee. Trovatore, Trō-vä-to'-rě.

Non ti scordar di me, non-tee-scor'-dar-dee-mā'. Bronze, bronz. Betrothed, be-trothed, not be-trothed.

NOTE 43, p. 107.-Harangue, hă-rang'. Disastrous, diz-as'trous.

NOTE 44, p. 108.-Raphael, Raf'-a-el. Concentrated, con-cen'tra-ted. Dante, Dän'-tā. Commedia, Com-ma'-de-ä. Goethe, Gö'-těh. Aroma, ä-ro'-mä. Facets, fas'-ets.

NOTE 45, p. 110.-Quirinal, Kee-ree-näl'. Cavour, Kä-voor'. Garibaldi, Găr-i-băl-di. Dante, Dän'-tā.

NOTE 46, p. 112.-Commodus, Com-mo'-dus. Caracalla, Cărā-căl'-lă. Alaric, A-lăr'-ic. Attila, At'-ti-lă. Remediless, re-měd'-i-less.

NOTE 47, p. 115.-Rapine, răp'-ine. Incongruous, in-con'gru-ous. Grievances, griev'-an-ces. Derogation, der-o-ga'-tion. NOTE 48, p. 116.-Dante, Dän'-tā. Civilization, civ-îl-iz-ātion. Galileo, Gal-i-lee'-o. Garibaldi, Găr-i-băl'-di.

NOTE 49, p. 118.-Dynamite, dy'-na-mite. Illimitable, il-lim'it-a ble. Beneficence, be-něƒ'-i-cence, not nif.

NOTE 50, p. 123.-Pageant, paj'-ent. Colossal, co-los'-sal, not losh. Figure, fig'-ūre, not fig-ger. Papinian, Pa-pin'-i-an. Caracalla, Căr-ā-căl'-lă. Ulpian, Ul'-pi-an. D'Auguesseau, Dä-ges-sō'. Romilly, Rom'-il-i. Pantheon, Pan'-the-on. Bentham, Ben'-tam. Beccaria, Běk-kä'-re-ä.

NOTE 51, p. 125.-Burgoyne, Bur-goin'. Maintenance, main'te-nance. Allies, al-lies'. Patriotic, pa-tri-ot'-ic. Diplomacy, dr-plo'-ma-cy.

NOTE 52, p. 128.-Charlemange, Shar'-le-mān'. Isolated, iz'-o-la-ted. Literature, lit'-e-rate-yure.

NOTE 53, p. 131.-Beneficent, be-něf-i-cent. Hearthstone, härth'-stone.

NOTE 54, p. 132.-Chirurgery, Ki-rur'-je-ry. Cassandra, Căs-săn-drö. Narrower, năr'-row-er, not när. Aerolites, ā'-er-o-lites. Leverrier, Leh-ver'-re-ér. Uranus, U-rā'-nus. NOTE 55, p. 134. Richelieu, Rēsh'-le-йh, Formidable, for'mid-a-ble. Dauntless, dänt-less.

NOTE 56, p. 135.-Ruffians, ruf'-yans. Squad, squod. Austerlitz, Ows'-ter-lits. Sedan, Seh-don'. Communism, Commun'-ism. August, au-gust'. Eisleben, Is'-la-ben.

NOTE 57, p. 137.-Gaunt, gänt. Ailanthus, Ai-lan'-thus. Offenbach, Of'-en-bäk. Handel, Hăn'-del. Stevedore, ste'-vedore. Anak, A'-nak. Browsing, brouz'-ing. Fragile, fraj-ile.

NOTE 58, p. 140.-Strown, strōwn. Gaping, gäp'-ing. Elys-
ium, E-lizh'-i-um. Bade, både.

NOTE 59, p. 143. Momentous, mō-men'-tous. Cornet, cor'-
net. Birmingham, Bir'-ming-um.

NOTE 60, p. 147.-Crusade, cru-sade'. Intemperance, in-tem'-
per-ance, not in-tem-prunce.

NOTE 61, p. 148.—Kadikoi, Kad-e-koi'. Resources, re-sour'-
ces. Vehement, ve'-he-ment. Quagmires, quag'-mires. Allah,
Al'-lah. Inexorable, in-ex'-o-ra-ble. Swathes, swathes.

NOTE 62, p. 150.-Legate, leg'-ate. Indomitable, in-dom'-it-
a-ble. Insular, in-su'-lar. Execrable, ex'-ē-cră-ble. Trafalgar,
Tra'-fal-gar'. Boulogne, Boo-lōn'.

NOTE 63, p. 152.-Saarbruck, Sär'-brük. Sedan, Seh-dŏn'.
Dynasty, din'-as-ty. Mazzini, Mät-see'-nee. Garibaldi, Găr-i-
băl-dr.

NOTE 64, p. 153.—Le Basque, Lě Băsk'. Lolonnois, Lō-lon-
noy'. Du Plessis, Dü-pla-se'. Mer du Nord, Měr du Nor'.
Rapine, răp'-ine. Gracias a Dios, Grä'-ce-äs-ä-Dee'-ŏs. Niñas,
Neen'-yǎs.

NOTE 65, p. 157.-Mythologies, myth-ŏl'-ō-gies. Exalted,
egz-alt'-ed.

NOTE 66, p. 159.-St. Cecilia, St. Ce-cil'-i-ă. Handel, Hăn'-
del. Haydn, Ha'-dn. Mozart, Mōt'-sart. Beethoven, Bā'-
tô-ven.

NOTE 67, p. 160.-Narrower, når'-row-er. Lichens, lī'-kens.
Larvæ, lar'-vee.

NOTE 68, p. 162.-Chevalier Bayard, Shev-a-leer' Bi'-ard.
Truths, trooths. Sacrifice, sac'-ri-fīz.

NOTE 69, p. 163.-Brougham, Broo'-am. Allied, al-lied'.
NOTE 70, p. 164.-Architects, ar'-ki-tects. Crouched, kroucht.
NOTE 71, p. 166.-Indissolubly, in-dis'-so-lu-bly. Exaltation,
egz-al-ta'-tion. Steppes, steps. Arab, Ăr'-ab.

NOTE 72, p. 168.—Surajah Dowlah, Sur-ä-ja Dow'-lah. Sol-
stice, sol-stice. Ugolino, U-gō-lee'-no. Debauch, de-bauch'.
Figures, fig'-ures.

NOTE 73, p. 174.-Oases, o-a'-sez. Milan, Mil'-an. Pisa,
Pee'-sä. Genoa, Gĕn'-ō-ă. Demonstrated, de-mon'-stra-ted.
Guerdoned, gher'-duned.

NOTE 74, p. 177.-Accoutered, ac-koo'-ter-ed. Cader Idris,
Kā'-der Id'-ris. Prestatyn, Pres-ta'-tyn'. Snowdon, Snow'-
don. Preux Chevalier, Prōz Shev-a-leer'. Exchequer, ecks-
check'-er. Venodotia, Věn-o-do'-she-ă. Litigious, li-tij'-us.

NOTE 75, p. 178.-Ivry, Ev-ré'. Heroism, hĕr-'o-ism. Achilles, A-chil'-les.

NOTE 76, p. 180.-Exhausts, egz-hausts'. Patriotism, pā'-triot-ism.

NOTE 77, p. 181.—Faneuil, Fun'-il. Thoreau, Thō'-rō. Boccaccio, Bok-kät'-cho. Heroism, hĕr'-o-ism. Sachem, Să'-chem. NOTE 78, p. 183.-Formula, for'-mu-lă. Elusive, e-lu'-sive. Subtle, sut'-l. Domain, do-main'. Abstracts, ab-stracts'. NOTE 79, p. 185.-Mythological, myth-o-log'-ic-al. Beneficent, be-něf'i-cent. Undismayed, un-diz-mayed'.

NOTE 80, p. 186.-Charondas, Kā-ron'-dăs. Euboeans, Eube'-ans. Decades, dek'-ādes. Cuirass, kwe-răs'.

NOTE 81, p. 188.-Racially, rā'-she-al-ly. Internecine, inter-ne'-ceen. Antietam, An-tee'-tam. Derisive, De-ri'-sive.

NOTE 82, p. 191.-Salamis, Săl'-a-mis. Choronea, Kĕr-onee'-ă. Pharsalia, Far-sā'-li-ă. Worcester, Woos'-ter. Sempach, Sem'-päh. Phillippi, Phil-lip'-pi.

NOTE 83, p. 192.—Vagary, vā-gā'-ry. Communism, com'mun-ism. Complex, com'-plex. Kosciusko, Kõs-ci-us'-kō. NOTE 84, p. 196.-Haunts, hänts. Apocalypse, A-poc'-ā-lips. Luxuriance, lugz-u'-ri-ance. Romance, ro-mance'. Inherent, in-her'-ent.

NOTE 85, p. 197.-Communism, com'-mun-ism. Incorrigible, in-cor'-rig-i-ble. Crusade, cru-sade'. Genealogy, gen-eal'-o-gy. Abominable, a-bom'-i-na-ble. Pharsalia, Far-sa'-li-ă. NOTE 86, p. 199.-Beneficent, be-něf'-i-cent. Mausoleums, mau-so-le-ums.

NOTE 87, p. 201.-Cohering, co-her-ing. Prestige, prestēzh'. Solace, sol'-ace. Condolence, con-do'-lence. Puissant, pu-is'-sant. Lodi, Lō'-dee.

NOTE 88, p. 203.-Patriotism, pā'-tri-ot-ism. Patriot, pā'tri-ot. Disdaining, diz-dain'-ing.

NOTE 89, p. 205.—Itinerant, i-tin'-er-ant. Sovereign, suv'er-in. Lacquered, lack'-erd. Incognito, in-cog'-ni-to.

NOTE 90, p. 206.-Consummate, con-sum-mate. Diplomatists, di-plo'-ma-tists. Divination, div-i-na'-tion.

NOTE 91, p. 208.—Mahomet, Ma'-ho-met. Moslem, Mŏz'-lem. Allah Akbar Islam, Al'-lah-Ak'-bar-Iz'-lam. Papuans, Pap-uǎns'. Arab, Ăr'-ab. Delhi, Del'-lee. Grenada, Gré-nā'-dá.

NOTE 92, p. 209.-Expanse, ex-panse'. Amenities, a-men'-ities. Gyves, jivz. Produce, prod'-ūce.

NOTE 93, p. 211.-Fra Luigi, Frå Loo-ē'-jë. Anemones, a-nem'-o-nes. Basilica, Ba-zil'-i-că. Paolo Santo, Pă-o'-lo Săn-to. Porphyry, por'-phy-ry. Baldacchino, Băl-dǎk

kee'-no. Shone, shon.

NOTE 94, p. 215.-Mythology, myth'-ol-ō-gy. Beneficent, be-něf'-i-cent. Indissoluby, in-dis'-so-lu-bly.

NOTE 95, p. 219.-Stupendous, stu-pen'-dous. Defalcations, dif-al-ca'-tions. Chicane, she-cane'. Begrimed, be-grim-ed, not be-grimed.

NOTE 96, p. 223.—Urim, Ū'-rim. Thummim, Thum'-mim. NOTE 97, p. 224.-Serape, se-rape'. Ave Maria, Ä'-vä Märe'-ä. Sufficed, suf-fized'. Suppleness, sup'-ple-ness. Vintage, vint'-age. Coyote, coi-ōte'.

NOTE 98, p. 227.-Gallows, găl'-lus. Grandeur, grand'-yur. Alternate, ǎl-těr'-nate. Phidias, Phid'-i-as. Apelles, A-pel'les. Angelo, Än'-já-lo. Thucydides, Thu-cyd'-i-des. Dante, Dän'-tā. Justinian, Jus-tin'-i-an. Parrhassius, Par-rhă'

shi-us. Mozart, Mōt'-sart.

NOTE 99, p. 229.-Adonis, A-don'-is. Pompeiian, Pom-payan. Naseby, Naze'-by. Decius, De'-shi-us. Sinaitic, Sinit'-ic. Horatius, Ho-ra'-she-us. Manes, ma'-nez. Stylites, Styl-i'-tes.

NOTE 100, p. 231.-Resources, re-sour'-ces. Detail, de-tail'. Civilization, civ-il-iz-a-tion. Dynamite, di'-na-mite. Sempach, Sem'-päh. Naseby, Nāze'-by. Novara, No-vä'-ra. Gustauvus, Gus-tă'-vus. Garibaldi, Găr-i-băl'-di. Leyden, La'-den. Vende, VoN-da'. Choronea, Kĕr-o-nee'-ă. Cannae, Kăn'-nee. Pharsalia, Far-sa'-li-ă. Coup d'Etat, Koo'-dā-tä'.

NOTE 101, p. 232.-Mohammed, Mo-ham'-med. Arab, Ăr'-ab. NOTE 102, p. 235.-Literature, lit'-e-rate-yure. Luxurious, lugz-u'-ri-ous. Genii, ge'-ni-i.

NOTE 103, p. 237.-Cadiz, Ca'-diz. Phoenician, Fe-nish'-an. Baal, Ba'-al. Boabdil, Bo-ab'-dil. Acacias, A-ka'-shi-a. Xeres, Ha'-res. Saguntum, Sa-gun'-tum. Alhambra, Alham'-bră. Guadalquiver, Gaw'-dal-kwiv'-er. Murillo, Mooreel'-yo.

NOTE 104, p. 238.-Jacques Doufour, Zhäks Du-four'. Davousts, Dä'-voos. Sergeant, sar'-jant. Agile, aj-ile. Peste, pest. Wilna, Wil'-nă. Refluent, ref'-lu-ent. Monsieur le Marechal, Mos-sēr' lě Măr-ě-shǎl'. Mon Marechal, MōN-Măr-ěshål'.