protest of the Gallican bishops, 353-anti-national character of the Church, 354-Articles of 1682..ib. -national life in England, 355.
Native, How Germany treats the, 372-unpopularity of colonisa- tion, 373-criticisms on the ad- ministration, 374-case of Dr K. Peters, 374-376-Herr Wehlan, 376 -Herr Weist, 377-Lieut Dominik, ib.-Capt. Kannenberg, 378-380- Von Puttkamer, 380-the Akwa petition, 381-383-case of G. A. Schmidt, 383-385-punishment of flogging, 385-392-use of the sjam- bok, 387-brutality of the officials, 390-flogging of women and girls, 391-result of forced labour, 392- 394-system of labour tickets, 394 -the hut tax, ib.-curse of drink, 395-causes of the Herero rising,
Parliament, the British, its sove- reignty, 8.
Parnell, C. S., characteristics, 217. Parochial Councils, 448.
Péguy, Charles, 91-character of his death, 92, 108-parents, 93- childhood, ib.-Socialism, 94- marriage and failure of his book- shop, 95-Jeanne d'Arc,' 95, 102, 103, 104-views on the case of Dreyfus, 96-opposition between la mystique and la politique, 96, 99 -'Cahiers de la Quinzaine,' 97- essence of his thought, 99-funda- mental and organic principle of his work, 100-a poet of humanity, 101-the Chaplain of the Republic, ib.-Notre Jeunesse' and 'Victor- Marie, Comte Hugo,' 105-impres- sion of his work, 107-poem of solemn prophecy, 109.
Peters, Dr Karl, atrocities in East Africa, 374-376.
Phillimore, Sir Walter G. F., 'Three Centuries of Treaties of Peace and their Teaching,' 230.
Phillipson, Coleman, Termination of War and Treaties of Peace,' 225, 226.
Poley, A. P., 'The Privy Council and Problems of Closer Union of the Empire,' 17.
Pollock, Rt Hon. Sir Frederick, 'Im- perial Unity: The Practical Con- ditions,' 1.
Prayer-book, need of revision, 444- 446.
Puttkamer, Governor von, charges against, 380.
Rait, Robert S., British Writers on the United States,' 357.
Ramsay, Sir W. M., 'The Turkish Peasantry of Anatolia,' 49-'Im- pressions of Turkey,' extract from, 63.
Realism, The New, 121-incentive, 122-B. Russell's • Problems of Philosophy,' ib.-Philosophical Essays,' 123-the phenomenon of Realism a renewed sense of the need of fact, 124-common sense supplanted by Idealism, 125-the teaching of F. H. Bradley, 126- 'What is the truth?' 127-ques- tions raised by the New Realism, 129-Sir H. Jones' Working Faith of the Social Reformer,' 129-132- Prof. Perry's views on Idealism, 132-G. E. Moore's Refutation of Idealism,' 133-M. Sinclair's 'De- fence of Idealism,'133-135-doctrine of external relations, 136-Logic, the essence of philosophy, ib.- 'things,' 'qualities' and 'relations,' 137-139-question of the existence of the 'self,' 139-141. Reconstruction, The Principles of, 414-I. Primary Considera- tions, 414-Whitley Report, 414,
427-spread of democracy, 415- conception of the nation as a living organism, 417-views on the State, 418-two types, 419-need for a quickening of the national spirit, 420-principles of reform, ib.-re- action after the war, 421-shortage of food, ib.-centralised State con- trol, 422-Labour unrest, 423- pledges given to the Trade Unions, ib.-purpose and method of the various programmes, 424-advo- cates of centralisation and regula- tion, 425-Scientific Industrialists, 425, 434-Localists, 426, 437-State Socialism, 426, 433-Garton Memor- andum, 427-the term 'efficiency,' 428-plea of 'necessity,' 429-result of a rigid uniform system of State control, 430-433-distrust of the doctrine of State Socialists, 433- technical education, 435-female labour, 436-Guild Socialists and Reintegrationists, ib.
Revolution, The Evolution of, 397. See Evolution.
Richard, Brinsley, 'Seven Years at Eton,' 308.
Roberts, Richard, The Church in the Commonwealth,' 440.
Robinson, Rev. Canon C. H., 'The Conversion of Europe,' 337, 341. Rören, Herr, charges against G. A. Schmidt, 384 on the mode of administering flogging, 388, 390. Ruridecanal Conferences, 449. Russell, Bertrand, 'Problems of Philosophy,' extract from, 122, 139 -'Our Knowledge of the External World,' 122 note, 137, 140-essay 'The free man's worship,' 123- 'Philosophical Essays,' extract from, 123, 124.
Russia, result of disintegration of the army, 276, 289-Gulf of Riga islands, occupied by the Germans, 288-armistice concluded, ib.
Russia, result of the revolution, 398 -population, 399-lack of capable administrators, 399 note-emanci- pation of the serfs, 400-weight of taxation, ib.-sale of agricultural produce, 401-issue of paper money, ib.-the peasants' demand for land, 402.
Russia, result of the secession, 559, 566-569-influence of Germany,
Sabatier, Paul, on the results of unscientific methods of teaching history, 344, 346.
Salvemini, Prof. Gaetano, Italy and the Southern Slavs,' 176.
Samuel, Rt Hon. H., M.P., on the formation of a council of the Empire, 22.
Satow, Sir E., 'A Guide to Diplo- matic Practice,' 225.
St Fursey, legend, 348-350.
Schmidt, G. A., atrocities in Togo- land, 383-385.
Scholze, Herr J., 'Die Wahrheit über die Heidenmission,' extract from, 395.
Scott, Prof. J. W., 'The New Real- ism,' 121.
Seeley, Sir John, Expansion of England,' extract from, 343.
Shall England Finance Germany after the War? 477-London the financial centre of the world, 477, 481, 484-banking system of Ger- many, 478-480-United States, 480 481-483-com- -Great Britain,
mittee of bankers, 484-the Trade Banks 485-result of financing Germany, 486-488.
Shelley, P. B., Revolt of Islam,' 366-speculative tendencies of his art, 460.
Sinclair, May, 'A Defence of Ideal- ism,' 133-135.
Sinn Fein and Germany, 239-A. Griffith's articles on the Resurrec- tion of Hungary,' ib.-the English Renunciation Act of 1782..240- comparison between the position of Hungary and Ireland, 241- policy of passive resistance, 242- question of the Crown, 243-first convention of the Sinn Fein, ib.- adherents to the policy, 244- growth of the revolutionary doc- trines, 245-circulation of seditious newspapers, 245-247, 250-German intrigue, 246, 255-foreign policy,
247 the Sinn Fein Volunteer Movement, 248-Casement's review articles, 248, 250-255-dangerous character of the revolutionary movement, 250-extract from The Keeper of the Seas,' ib.-claim to be created an independent state after a victorious Germany, 251. II Sinn Fein and Labour, 256— character of the revolution, 257— national class-consciousness, 258— relations between Capital and Labour, 259-factor of Socialism, ib.-racial and religious factors, 260-extract from 'Labour in Irish History,' 261-'union of the two democracies,' ib.-condition of the Dublin poor, 262-object of the Lar- kinite rising, 263-aim of the in- surrectionists, 264-character of the future Republic, 266-condition of Belfast, 267.
Sjambok, use of the, 387, 392.
Slavs, The Southern, and Italy, 176. See Italy.
Smith, Robinson, 'Efficiency,' 110. Smith, Sydney, on slavery in America, 364 affection for America, 367.
Smuts, General, on the result of the Boer War, 87.
Socialism, influence on Labour, 551. Southey, Robert, Ode on the war of 1812-1814..366.
Stanhope, Lord, History of England from the Peace of Utrecht,' 370.
Stedman, Charles, History of the American War,' 369.
Sterry, Wasey, Annals of the King's College of our Lady of Eton beside Windsor,' 294, 296.
Syndicalism, influence on Labour, 551.
Taylor, F. Winslow, experiments on scientific management, 113-115. Thackeray, W. M., 'The Virginians,' 367.
Tommaseo, Niccolo, on the solution of the Dalmatian problem, 193.
Trade Corporation, The British, 143-connexion with the Govern- ment, 144-duties to home trade, ib.-to British enterprise overseas, 145-canal system, ib.-limited companies' shares, 146-number of extinct local industries, 147- capital, 148-Governor and mem- bers of the Board, ib.-establish- ment of Information Bureaux, 149 -appointment of trade commis- sioners, 150-support of British industries, 151-foreign branches of banks, 152-method of raising funds, ib.-department for research work, 153.
Trade Unionism, tendency of Labour to break away, 556-558.
Trevelyan, G. M., From Waterloo to the Marne,' 73.
Trevelyan, Sir George, 'Early His- tory of Charles James Fox,' 370. Trieste, population, 181.
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