Melophagus ovinus, 92, 97.
Meredith, George, criticism on the

letters of, 196.
Mesopotamia, military operations,
414-administration, 421-unrest

in, 437.
Millais, Sir John, character of his

pictures, 380, 389.
Mill, J. S., ‘Political Economy,' 234

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Montagu-Chelmsford Report, 64.
Montaigne, M. E. de, pessimism,

105-107.
Monypenny, W.F., 'The Life of Lord

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Murray, Rev. R. H., The Idea of

Progress,' 100.
*Mussavet' party, 430—flight, 433.

Pilgrim Fathers and their Place

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Pollard, Prof. A. F., The Navy in

the War,' 119.
Pollock and Maitland, History of

English Law,' 232 note.
Post-Impressionists, 383.
Pre-Raphaelite movement, 379, 383.
Presbyterian Church, 265.
Press Bureau, established, 137.
Press, The Censorship of the,

132-146.
Primitive Relationships, 161–176.
Progress, The Idea of, 100-118.

R.

Oakeley, Hilda D., “Sir Alfred Lyall

and Indian Problems, 56.
Old Age Pensions, grant of, 242.

Rabelais, François, on the progress

of learning, 107.
Rationing, British, during the

War, 280-300.
Redlich, Dr Joseph, The Problem

of the Austrian Republic,’ 203.
Reform Act of 1832, 236—of 1868,

317.
Rhondda, Lord, Food Controller,

284–297-death, 297-adoption of

the Consumers' Council, 298.
Rivers, W. R. R., 'Anthropological
Essays presented to Tylor,' 171–

The History of Melanesian So-
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Robinson, John, Works,' 261.
Rossetti, D. G., character of his

painting, 380.
Roumania, entry into the war, 364.
Rowton, Lord, friendship with Lord

Beaconsfield, 2.
Russell, Harold, 'On Some Parasitic

Flies,' 89.
Russia, campaigns in, 359, 374_dis-

solution of authority in the
Caucasus, 427.

P.

S.

Sakuso, Dr Yoshino, leader of the

Tokyo intellectuals, 399.
Seneca, theory of progress, 102–

Natural Questions,' 103.

Tocqueville, Alexis de, Souvenirs

extract from, 221, 240.
Tokugawa, policy of peace, 396.
Trade Union Congress, 317, 319.
Trans-Caucasia, Past and Pi

sent, 424–440.
Transylvania, invasion of, 364.
Trevelyan, G. M., “Life of Jol

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Tsetse-flies, 91.
Turkey, decadent military oligarch

433.

U.

Shaftesbury, Lord, Factory Acts, 241.
Shastri, Vamadeo, letters of, 59, 63,

66.
Sheep, parasite fly, 93.
Sino-Japanese Treaty of 1915, 400.
Smiles, Samuel, “Self-Help,' 235.
Smith, John, “the Se-baptist,' 272.
Social Democratic Party, 329.
Socialism, connexion with the La-

bour movement, 328.
Socialist Labour Party, in Glasgow,

330,
Southborough, Lord, 'Views of the

Government of India upon the

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Spagnolo, E., 'Il Giappone: nel pre-

sente e nell' avvenire,' 409.
Speiser, Dr Paul, 'Studien über

Diptera pupipara,' 89, 97.
Spencer, Baldwin, and F. J. Gillen,

Across Australia,' 164, 167.
Spencer, Stanley, Macedonian Dress-

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Stein, General von, Erlebnisse und

Betrachtungen aus der Zeit des

Weltkrieges, 303.
Stevenson, R. L., letters from Henry

James, 189, 195—criticism on “The

Portrait of a Lady,' 195.
Strategical Retrospect, A, Part II,

358-374.
Strong, Eugénie, ‘Greek Portraits in

the British Museum,' 22.
Sugar Distribution Scheme, 285, 287,

293, 295.
Swettenham, Sir F., Joint Director

of the Press Bureau, 139.
Syria, views of the Independence
party, 418--cause of the discontent
in, 418-421–French influence, 421
unrest, 437.

Ukita, Prof., on the mission

Japan, 408.
Underhill, G. E., ‘British Rationis

during the War,' 280.
Ungulates or hoofed mammals, 94.
University Hall, founded, 157.

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V.

Van Gogh, character of his picture

385.
Vasari, G., life of Cimabue, 377.
Venn, John, 'Logic of Chance,' 2

note.
Verdun offensive, 363.
Vergil, drama of Dido and Aenea

73-88.
Victoria, Queen, relations with Lor

Beaconsfield, 5, 15.
Vienna, result of the system

scientific war economy, 209.
Vorticism, 375, 387.;

Ward, Mrs Humphry, 147-160—

letter from Henry James, 200.
"Watch in the West, The,' 311.
Wells, H. G., letters from Henry

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Wharton, Edith, 'Henry James in

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Wheeler, G. C., "The Tribe and
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167.
William II, German Emperor, policy

with Austria-Hungary, 205.
Williamson, Robert W., The Ma-

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Wilson, President, peace note, 354.
Wissler, Dr Clark, The American

Indian,' 173.
Wolff, Sir H., Co-operative Move-

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Woods, garet L., “Mrs Hum-

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Wordsworth, William, lines from,

239.