-plays, 239, 22-Joseph An-
drews,' 241, 52.

Figgis, John Neville,

Selections

-, Prof. C. R., 'The Development
of American Nationality,' 223,
172.

Fisher, Rt Hon. Andrew, on Imperial
policy, 226, 275.

Hon. F. M. B., on Germany's
trade policy after the war, 228,
412.

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Rt Hon. H. A. L., Modern
German Historians,' 223, 340-
The Last of the Latin Historians,'
230, 38-on the Army education,
233, 28, 31-address on education,
37.

Mrs H. A. L., Family
Allowances,' 242, 73.

Rt Hon. Hayes, reply to the
Denison House Committee, 240,
192.

Rt Hon. Herbert, Bill to make
further provision with respect to
Education, 228, 444 et seq., 473.

S. G., The True History of
the American Revolution,' 224,
436 et seq.

Admiral of the Fleet, Viscount,
First Sea Lord, 223, 299-views
against the expedition to the
Dardanelles, 225, 231-position
on the War Council, 227, 513-
policy in the East, 520, 625.

Lord, and his Work, 233,
188-204.

- opposition to staff
organisation, 235, 128- Memo-
ries,' 237, 354-naval strategy,
356- Records,' 356 note.

Fisheries, Inshore, and Naval
Needs, 224, 1–22.

Organisation Society, establish-
ment, 224, 21,

gold standard, 413 coalition
ministry formed, 555, 564-pro-
gress of the war, 598.

France, result of the revolution, 224,
82-the manufacture of motors for
military service, 178-military
expenditure, 193-amount of the
public debt, 194-gold reserve, ib.
-value of foreign investments,
195-loss of production, 196—
destruction of property caused by
the Germans, ib.-effect on foreign
trade, 197-treatment of enemy
aliens, 424.

system of citations,' 225, 156
-military operations on the
Western front, 174, 555-563;
226, 236-238; 227, 246-249, 570-
575, 590; 228, 250-262, 529–535;
229, 269–276, 561-566; 230, 236-
246, 504-519; 231, 256–261; 234,
369-372-character of philosophic
speculation, 225, 294.

German Business Methods
in, before the War, 225, 383-
399.

position between the Meuse and
the Woevre, 225, 560.

-, system of tactics, 226, 237
note-battle of the Somme, 243-
influence in Rumania, 388-390,
408 in Palestine, 417-419-
trade with, 420-Foreign Office,
system of permits, 482-Commis-
sion des Archives Diplomatiques,
483-485.

result of war on the race, 227,
22-24-number of schools in
Turkey, 158-agricultural policy,
180, 196-199-provision of ma-
chinery, 180-supply of ferti-
lisers, 182-facilities of railway
transport, ib.-work of Credit
Societies, 183-use of agricultural
motors, 196.

227, 314-330.

result of the proclamation of the
Regency of Tunisia, 227, 372-re-
lations with Italy, 375-work of
the navy, 470-473-relations of
the Church with Pope Pius X, 484.

some Economic Lessons of the
war, 228, 77-coal and iron mines,
84-under German control, 86-
barrier fortresses, 89-internal
reforms, 90, 93-95-in Champagne,
253-number of prisoners captured,
ib.-alternation of the attacks
with the British, 256-Coup d'Etat
of the Second of December, 290.

result of the Napoleonic wars,
229, 80-system of Credit Socieites,
152-military operations in Italy,
281, 283-position of the Church,
345, 354-downfall of the ancient
nobility, 406-reconstruction in
1919..412.

304.

responsibility for the war, 234,

ratifies treaty with Germany,
235, 2-share in the Bagdad Rail-
way, 312, 314-lunetiers,' 431.

democratic republic, 236, 132,
135-administration of the
Criminal law, 143 question of
Alsace-Lorraine, 210, 214.

military expedition against
Fashoda, 237, 40-submarine ton-
nage, 186 note-refusal to restrict,
ib.

relations with Germany, 238,

165, 173-reluctance to reduce
armaments, 174 opinion of Ger-
many, 175.

number of newspapers, 239, 84
-treaty with Turkey, 175
military strength, 237.

machines, 240, 75, 77-coal, 108-

Military Service Law,' 158-

'Affaire Caillaux,' 159-result of
the occupation of the Ruhr, 315,
318-number of motor-cars, 323.

number of agricultural workers,
241, 41-foreign policy, 168, 171,
172 claim to the Rhine, 382, 390
-treaties of guarantee, 386, 389,
296-period of occupation, 391-
393-relations with Germany, 449
-demand for security against
German aggression, 450.

system of family allowance
scheme, 242, 79.

Anatole, 'L'Ile des Pingonius,'
229, 46- Le Lys Rouge,' 232, 327
-strain of dilettantism, 331.

ward VII, 239, 3.

Franco, Matteo, sonnets, 223, 28 note.

Franco-Polish Agreement, 235, 394.
Franco-Russian alliance, 233, 10 note,
11.

Frankau, Gilbert, The City of Fear,*
230, 387.

Frankfort Bureau, organisation, 230
81.

Treaty of, 231, 179.

Frankfurter Zeitung,' extract from,
224, 457.

Frankland, Prof., paper on the
Chemical Industries of Germany,
224, 524.

Franklin, Benjamin, extract from
the Life of, 231, 193-meeting with
Williams, 278.

Franqueville, Comte de, 'Le Systeme
Judiciaire de la Grande Bretagne,'
230, 342.

Franz Ferdinand, Archduke, 235,
67-78.

Fraser, J. F., Canada as it is,' 225,
14 note.