Engadine

a famous valley in the Swi canton of the Grisons, and one of the loftiest inhabited regions in Europe. It extends N. BE. for about 65 miles along the banks of the Inn and its lakes, from the foot of Mount Maloja to the village of Martinsbruck, Engels, Friederich, an English Socialist; born Nov. 28, 1820, the son of a Barmen manufacturer. He wrote “The Working Cla es in England.” He is best known as the friend, colleague, and continuator of Karl Marx, and author of works on the family and the development of Socialism. After 1869 he lived mainly in London, England, and died Aug. 5, 1895.. Enghien, Louis Antoine Henri de Bourbon, Duke of; born in Chantilly, Aug. 2, 1772; son of Louis Henry Joseph Conde, Duke of Bourbon. On the outbreak of the Revolution he quitted France, traveled through various parts of Europe, and went in 1792 to Flanders to join his grandfather, the Prince of Conde, in the campaign against France. From 1796 to 1799 he commanded the vanguard of Conde’s army, which was is banded at the Peace of Luneville ‘(1801).. He then took up residence as a private citizen at Ettenheim, in Baden, where he married the Prince Charlotte de Rohan Rochefort. He was generally looked on as the leader of the Emigres, and was suspected by the Bonapartists of complicity in the attempt of Cadoudal to a a inate the first consul. An armed force Was sent to seize him in Baden in violation of all territorial rights, and he was brought to Vincennes, March 20, 1804. A mock trial was held the same night; and on the following morning he was shot in the ditch outside the walls. It_was this event which drew from Fouche the comment since become proverbial: “It is worse than a crime! it is a blunder.” Engine, a machine of complicated parts which acts automatically both as to power and operation. It is distinct from a machine, the motor of which is distinct from the operator; and from a tool, which is propelled and operated by one person.