HERTZOG.

Hertzog, General, head of the South
African Nationalist Party, 225,
108 views on Imperial Unity,

HOBBES.

of Europe,' 229, 225-228- The Diplomacy of the Age of Absolutism,' 228-230.

227, 138-character of his policy, Hilliard, Nicholas, miniatures, 235, 235, 47.

Hervé, G., Apres la Marne,' 226, 472.

Hervieu, Paul, character of his
novels, 237, 342-dramas, 343.

214-treatise on the Art of Limning,' 215.

Hilton, John, 'Public Kitchens, 229, 162.

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Herzen, Alexander, forerunner of Hime, Capt., Universal Conscrip

the Russian revolution, 233, 172,
405-'Who is Guilty?' 172-
Letters on Dilettantism in Learn-
ing, 173, 179-182.

Hesse, Prince Frederick Charles of,
elected King of Finland, 231, 165.

Grand Duke of, popularity, 237, 115.

Hettner, Prof. A., 'Die Ziele unsere
Weltpolitik,' extract from, 227,
148, 152-154.

Hewlett, Maurice, 'Singsongs of the
War,' 224, 404.

tion," 225, 428 note.

H. W. L., Gunpowder and Ammunition,' 226, 453, note.

Hindenburg, Field Marshal von, Chief of the General Staff, 226, 582; 234, 364-on the return of the Armenian fugitives, 233, 399. Hindu Colonisation in British East Africa, 233, 367.

Serious Drama, The Origin of, 236, 322-339.

Hippoboscids, 234, 91, 94.
The English Poems of, Hirsch, Baron,

236, 112-128.
Heylyn, Peter, on the study of
History and Geography,' 236, 77.
Hichens, Canon, on British rule in
Palestine, 226, 431 note.
Hicks, Joynson, charges against the
Royal Flying Corps, 227, 203, 204.
Hideyoshi, the hero of Japanese
militarism, 234, 396.

Highlands, The Economic Future
of the Scottish, 233, 153-171.

Hill, Rev. George, 'An Historical
Account of the Plantation in
Ulster,' edited by, 239, 27.

Miss Octavia, efforts to improve
industrial dwellings, 240, 38, 44.

the

constitutes Oriental Railway Company, 228,

488.

Historical Studies, Congress of, in
London, 237, 411.

"History of Egypt in the Middle
Ages,' extract from 223, 542.

and Theology, 240, 374-384. Hitchcock, Senator, embargo on the export of munitions, 226, 202. Hives, form of, 231, 505. Hoare, Oliver J. G., member of the Cross Channel Air Transport Committee, 240, 89.

Hobbes, on compulsory military service, 225, 418.

Hobhouse, Stephen, An English Holland, Separatists migrate to, 234,
Prison From Within,' 230, 21-
English Prisons To-day,' edited
by, 238, 376, 379, 384 et seq.

Homer, the Iliad, 226, 1 et seq.- Hornberg, Eirik, Brytrurigstid,' 231 'Odyssey,' 44-reference to bees,

149.

Hooker, Sir William, work for Hose, Charles, 'The Pagan Tribes of botanical science, 230, 470.

Borneo, 234, 175.

Hookworm or ankylostomiasis dis- Hospital Supply Depôts, work of the, ease, 238, 248.

225, 123.

Hooper, G. W., The Fighting at Hotchkiss, Major, A War Hospital Jutland,' 241, 120. for Mental Invalids,' 232, 297. Hottentots, the, treatment by the Germans, 225, 106. Houghton, Lord, 'Monographs, Personal and Political,' 239, 50.

Hoover, Mr, Food Administrator of the United States, pamphlet Food in War,' 232, 498-on the decrease in production, 499–501-analysis

on the economic situation, 499–501. Hope, E. W., Carnegie United Kingdom Trust: Report on the Physical Welfare of Mothers and Children," 228, 465.

Lord Justice-Clerk, on the jurisdiction of the Church Courts of Scotland, 233, 221.

Hopkins, Mr, 'The Great Epic of
India,' 236, 330 note.

Hopwood, Rear-Adm. Ronald A.,

The Saving Grace,' 235, 221.

Horace, influences on his poems, 223,

26.

What Really
House, Col E. M.,
Happened at Paris,' edited by,
238, 15.

Houses, causes of the shortage, 240, 45.
Housing, 240, 37-52.

expenditure on, 240, 195.

question, 241, 445.

subsidy, 232, 512.

and Town Planning Act of 1919 ..240, 43, 46.

Houtin, Albert,' Histoire du Modernisme Catholique,' 227, 477.

at his Sabine Farm, 225, 483– Hovill, Mark, 'The Chartist Move499.

ment,' 236, 62.

Horn, Cecilia, character, 227, 56. See How Japan helped to Victory,' 234,

How to Pay for the War,' 227, 36 Hughes, John, 'An Itinerary of Pronote, 170. vence and the Rhone,' 226, 548.

Mrs, and Her Circle, 226, 548-564.

S. L., protest against naval expenditure, 223, 120.

Thomas, Tom Brown's Schooldays,' 226, 548, 554.

Dr Thomas, Canon of St. Paul's, 226, 548, 550-at Abbotsford, 563 -death, 564.

Rt Hon. W. M., on Imperial Unity, 227, 113-contracts for steamers, 232, 485-opposition to League of Nations, 235, 292, 295— Prime Minister of Australia, 236, 6 forms a National War Government,' 8-policy, 10-result of his absence in England, 12– attitude to Mexico, 238, 159.

Hugo, Victor, 'Notre-Dame de Paris, 325- Les Misérables,' ib.- Idyll of the Rue Plumet,' 328-on melancholy a note of the romantic movement, 241, 241- Les Feuilles d'Automne,' 242, 14.

Huguenin, M., Assistant-DirectorGeneral of the Anatolian Railway, 235, 312, 314.

Humberstone, Thomas Lloyd, 'Industrial Scientific Research,' 224, 520.

Huddleston, Sisley, articles by, 238, Humboldt, Alexander von, corre

298; 242, 445 note.

Hudson, W. H., on the badger, 240, 24.

Hügel, Baron von, Eternal Life,' 231, 480.

spondence with Mrs Austin, 239, 49.

Hume, David, exposition of the Erastian principle, 240, 205-on the destruction of theological treatises, 241, 128.

Hugford, Ignace, collection of early Humour, 241, 43–57.

Italian masters, 239, 260.

Hughenden Manor, 226, 526,

Vol. 243.

HUMPHREYS.

Humphreys, Arthur L., 'East Hendred, a Berkshire Village,' 241, 25.

J. L., 'Trengganu Annual Report for the year 1915'..228, 388.

Huneker, James, impressions of

Joseph Conrad, 242, 259.
Hungary, defects of the policy of
Magyarisation, 224, 477.

constitutional struggle against Austria, 229, 240.

Treaty of Peace, 235, 11-provisions, 13.

restoration of the Monarchy, 237, 119, 123.

Hunt, Leigh, criticisms on the pantomime, 239, 18, 24.

Hunter, Dr, 'Sylva,' edited by, 236, 93 note, 94 note, 101.

-, Rev. Joseph, on proofs of pedigree, 224, 62.

Hurd, Alexander, 'Lord Fisher and his Work,' 233, 188.

Archibald, "The War in October
and November at Sea,' 223, 110—
"Progress of the War at Sea,' 298,
600; 224, 288, 586-' The Fleets
of Our Allies,' 227, 461.
Hurst, T. Oakes, 'The Place-Names
of Lancashire,' 228, 333.

Husein, King of Hejas, Criticism on
British statesmanship, 234, 411—
negotiations with England, 417.
Hussein, Prince, Sultan of Egypt,
229, 503.
Hussey, Christopher, The Decay of
English Country Life,' 241, 329.

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Hutchinson, George T., Agricultural
Facts and Fallacies,' 242, 295.

Horace G., Letters and Recollections of Sir W. Scott, edited

HYSLOP.

by, 226, 548—'World Congestion and the real Armageddon,' 228, 371.

Hutton, A. W., 'Cardinal Manning,' 236, 381.

J. A., Chairman of the Council of the British Cotton-growing Association, 227, 536 note.

Very Rev. W. H., Dean of Winchester, 'The Collected Papers of A. W. Ward, 238, 314-' The Cathedral in Fiction,' 239, 336. Huxley, Leonard, 'The Life and Letters of Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, 230, 453-Jane Welsh Carlyle,' edited by, 242, 203.

Prof., T. H., on the depletion of the fishing grounds, 224, 11— ―voyage in the 'Rattlesnake,’ 230, 455-friendship with Darwin and Hooker, ib.-impressions of, 239, 224-belief in the law of nverse squares, 241, 126-criticism on, 147.

Huysmans, J. K., ‘La Cathédrale,' 239, 336, 341.

Hyamson, Albert M., Egypt and Palestine,' 226, 411- Palestine : The Rebirth of an Ancient People,' 426 note; 231, 320-Problems of the New Palestine,' 231, 318'A History of the Jews in Eng. land,' 430.

Hydrogen, the lightest element, 241, 313, 319, 327.

Hyndman, H. M., 'The Evolution of Revolution,' 229, 397-' Clemenceau and his Times,' 233, 483founds the Democratic Federation, 234, 329-the National Socialist Party, ib. The Awakening of Asia,' 435.

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Hypnotism, science of, 238, 255. Hyslop, Prof. J. H., on W. James' style of writing, 236, 31.