Raffles, Sir T. S., work in the Malay
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Reid, Dr G. Archdall, 'The Laws of
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Ribas, A. Fabra, El socialismo y el
conflicto europeo,' 175-life in Ger-
many, 176 views on the Socialists,
178-180-on their defeat, 182.
Rockhill, W. W., 'Inquiry into the
Population of China,' 375.
Rubber Industry of British Malaya,
399.
Rumania, natural boundary, 357
Russia, character of the army, 266,
541-failure to carry out plan of
operations, 266, 548-result of in-
action in Mesopotamia, 267-im-
provement in military policy, 268
-operations in Galicia, 270, 540-
547-in Moldavia, 542-fall of Riga,
545-Republic proclaimed, 546-
influence of the Soviet on the
army, ib.
Russian Revolution, Some Ele-
ments of the, 184-system of
bureaucracy, ib.-result of the
feuds between officials, 185-the
work of Prince Serge Urusoff and
General Rostovtzeff, 186-reform
of the Law Courts, 187-character
of the evolution, ib.-progress of
literature and politics, 188-work
of the Zemstvos, ib.-formation of
two Unions, 189-revolutionary
tendencies, 190-growth of revolu-
tionary parties, 191-the Popular
and the Social Democrats, 192-
power of formulas, ib.-character of
the manifesto, 193-condition of the
rural classes, 194-population, ib.-
system of husbandry, 195-peasant
rising in 1905, ib.-dissolution of
the Mir community, 196-policy of
individualism, ib.-views of Uspen-
sky, 197-199-the Kulak, 198-a
material and a spiritual force, ib.
-division of men into three cate-
gories, 199.
Samuel, Herbert, on the duty of the
community towards motherhood,
468.
Schools, Secondary, system, 449-
new regulations, 451-nursery, 460
-continuation, 461.
Sea Power, The Minor Elements
of, 119-services of the Mercantile
Marine, ib.-relations with the
Navy, 120, 128, 139-Royal Naval
Reserve, 120-creation of the War
Navy, 121-Zeebrugge base, 122–
the work of British Destroyer
Patrols, 123, 129-131-submarines,
124-mother-ships, 125- Royal
Naval Air Service, ib.-substitu-
tion of liquid fuel for coal, 127-
workshop or repair ships, ib.-
work of the Mercantile Marine,
128, 132-mine-sweepers, 129, 131–
trawl net, 131-method of organi-
sation, 133-construction of armed
cruisers, 134-136-case of the 'Kar-
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Sedgefield, Prof. W. J., Place-
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Serbia, the frontier, 365-368.
Shakespeare, William, compared
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Skeat, Professor, 'Place-Names,'
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Smith, Adam, on the value of gold
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Smith, C. B., on the working of the
Smith-Lever Act of 1914..329.
Smith-Lever Act of 1914..316, 318,
321, 324-329.
Spain and Germany, 169-weak-
ness owing to defeat in 1898, ib.-
views of Joaquin Costa, 170-un-
popularity of war, 171-policy of
neutrality, 171-174-propaganda of
Germany, 174-books about the
war, 175-A. Fabra Ribas' 'El
socialismo y el conflicto europeo,'
175-177-assassination of Jaurés,
177-Socialist Congress in Brussels,
ib.-declaration of Müller, 178-
views of the Social Democracy
against war, 179-submission of
the Germans to their princes, 180-
183-defeat of the Socialists in
1907..181.
State, The, and the Mother, 465.
See Mother.
Stevenson, W. H., work on place-
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Submarines, British, work of the,
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Thiers, The Private Papers of M.,
271-word-portrait, 272- charac-
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-brief summary of his life, 275-
studies for the law, 276-criti-
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ib.- History of the Revolution,'
277-'La Banque de Law,' 278—
deputed to offer the Crown to the
Duke of Orleans, 278-281-' La
Monarchie de 1830,' 281-Minister
of the Interior and of Public
Works, ib.-Premier, 282-nego-
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ashes of Napoleon, 282-284-resigns
office, 284-text of the speech from
the throne, 285-reasons for his
resignation, 286-288- The Con-
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of the Constitutional Opposition,
ib.-La Propriété,' ib.-supports
the candidature of Prince Louis
Napoleon, 289-protest against the
Coup d'Etat of the Second of De-
cember, 290-sent into exile, ib.—in
London, 291-293-returns to France
and re-enters Parliament, 293-
President of the Republic, ib.
draft of his philosophical work,
Turkey, relations with Albania, 146.
See Albania.
Turkey, German Methods in, 296
-falling-off of British trade, 296-
298-increase of German trade,
296-298- character of the true
methods, 298-the Deutsche Bank
and other banks, 299-Anatolian
Railway Co., ib.-Managing Direc-
tors of Railways, 300-Société des
Tramways, 301-Deutsche Orient
Bank, ib.-work of the Consular
service, 302-the Banks' system of
dealing with customers, 303-the
British system, 304-export trade
with banks, 305-branch establish-
ments in England, 306-Bagdad
Railway, 307-difference between
the German and British Consular
system, 307-309-the German mer-
chant, 309-the British, 310-case
of the light ploughs, ib.-use of a
foreign agent, 311-examples of
carelessness, in executing orders,
312, 313-commercial travellers,
313.
Turkey, development of railway
enterprise, 488. See Bagdad Rail-
way military operations in Mesopo-
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United States, gold supply, 74-joins
the Allies, 269.
United States, Agricultural Edu-
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Lever Act, 316, 318, 321, 324-329-
budget of the Agricultural College
of the State of Illinois, ib.-Land
Grant Colleges established under
the Morrill Act, 317-grants for
the experiment stations, 318-321-
Department of Agriculture in con-
nexion with the agricultural col-
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work of the agricultural colleges,
320-the Farmers' Bulletin,' 321-
other publications, 322-extension
work, 323-work of the county
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Uspensky, attitude towards the rural
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Venereal Disease, report on the
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Vinogradoff, Paul, 'Some Elements
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H.R.H. Albert Edward,
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military operations on the Western
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Arras front, 250-capture of the
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253-Craonne, ib.-assault on the
Messines ridge, 254, 258-alterna-
tion of the British and French at-
tacks, 256-tactics of attack, 256-
258-concentration of artillery, 258
-German tactics, 259-261-Italian
military operations, 262-266, 537-
539 character of the Russian
Army, 266-failure to carry out plan
of operations, 266, 548-military
operations in Macedonia, 268-ac-
cession of America, 269-operations
in Galicia, 270, 547-attacks of the
Allies on La Basse Ville, 530-
Steenstraate, ib. - Ypres, 531-
Langemarke, 532-Polygon Wood,
533-minor operations, 534 - the
German system of defence, 535-537
-military operations in Mesopo-
tamia, 539-Russian military opera-
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542-544-attack on Riga, 544-re-
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'Whitaker's Almanack,' estimate of
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Wied, Prince William of, candidate
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entry into Durazzo, 164—interview
with Ismail Kemal Bey, 166-de-
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Wiese, Prof. L. von, lecture on
'English Colonial Policy in Hinter-
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William II, Emperor of Germany,
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Wise, Thomas James, The Posthu-
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Women's Cooperative Guild, on the
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Wordsworth, William, character of
his political poetry, 244.
World Congestion and the Real
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crease of population, 372-375, 386
-views of Mr Longstaff and Dr
Newsholme, 372- Mulhall's Sta-
tistical Dictionary 373- Webb's
Statistical Dictionary, 374—emi-
gration the solution of the crowd-
ing problem, 375-history of crea-
tion, 376-natural tendency of
civilisation, 377-result of migra
tion from the country to towns,
378- slow
progress of human
nature, 379-swift development of
scientific invention, ib.-the battle
to the strong, 381-the 'yellow-
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single nation, 382-ultimate des-
tiny of man, 383-Germany's en-
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Wright, Arnold, A New India:
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