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Industry, The Economic Future of Women in, 73. See Women. Ireland and Federalism, 445- 'Memorandum on Forms of Go- vernment within the Empire,' ib.- the term 'federalism,' 446-central and local governments, 447-estab- lishment of federalisation in the United Kingdom incompatible with the Imperial Parliament, 448 -proposed local parliaments, 449 -relief of congestion, 450-452- establishment of legislative bodies, 451-Home Rule Bills, 452-report of the Irish Convention, 453-455, 462-464-taxation, 453-difficulties of a federalised United Kingdom, 455-powers of local legislatures, 456-458-objections to them, 458- 'the great Serbonian Bog,' 459- scheme of two local legislatures, 460-462-manifesto of the Irish Dominion League, 464-demand of constitutional Nationalists, 465- argument against representation at Westminster, 466-the federal- isation of Ireland, 467-features of 'The Times' scheme, 467-470. Italy, result of railway national- isation, 153, 174-Royal Commis- sion on, 155-shipping losses, 473, 475, 476-note circulation, 497- Public Debt, 499.
Jackson, John, Journey from India towards Europe,' 342.
Japan, railway nationalisation, 153- retrocession of Kiaochow to China, 253--shipping losses, 473-develop- ment of the mercantile fleet, 487 --construction, ib.-note circula- tion, 497.
Keppelman, Mr, manager of the El- berfeld Co., 17-business methods, 33, 35-cruises in his yacht, 36.
Labour Convention, 261.
League of Nations, 242-Mandatory System, 243-modifications, 244- criticisms on, 245, 262.
Leigh, Rev. J. E. Austen, 'Memoir of Jane Austen,' 301.
Leigh, M. A. Austen, Jane Austen: A Personal Aspect,' 301. Leland, Waldo G., Reconstruction in the United States,' 177. Leopold, King of the Belgians, affec- tion for Queen Victoria, 2. Lepine, Jean, Mental Disorders of War,' extracts from, 295.
Living, increase in the cost of, 492- 494.
Lloyd, G. I. H., 'History of the Ministry of Munitions,' 82.
Lloyd's Register of Shipping, 474, 476, 478.
Louis Philippe, King, relations with Queen Victoria, 3-5.
Lusignan, Saviour, A Series of Letters addressed to Sir W. For- dyce,' 343.
Maupassant, Guy, character of his heroines, 328-sense of humour, 330.
Maura, Señor, appointed President of the Council of Ministers, 130- charges against, 131-religious views, 132-policy, 133. MacDowall, Arthur, 'The French Novel,' 318.
'Memorandum on Forms of Govern- ment within the Empire,' 445.
Men, opposition to the employment of women in their trades, 84- claim of 'Equal pay for equal work,' 87-case of piece-work, 88.
Mental Disorders and War, 284. See War.
'Mental Invalids, A War Hospital for,' 297 note.
Mercantile Marine, one of the main fighting forces, 471-share in effect- ing the change from war to peace, 472-losses, 473, 476, 477. Mesopotamia, Turkish Rule and British Administration in, 401. I. Irak under Turkey, 401-411- land tenure, 402-system of ad- ministration, 403-education, 404 -the Municipality, ib.-Courts of Justice, 405-Revenue Department, ib.-land revenue, 406-Sanniyah estates, ib.-Amiriyah estates, 407 -imposition of temettu, ib.- sources of income, 408-tobacco and salt, ib.-liquor trade, 409- the Public Debt, ib.-Hillah Canal, 410. II. Irak during the War, 411-423-under British adminis- tration, 411-Revenue Board, 412 -condition of Baghdad, 413, 417— agricultural situation, 413-feeling of insecurity, 414-influence of the Chief Political Officer, ib. III. Agricultural Development Scheme, 416-Education Committee ap- pointed, 418-primary schools opened, ib.-relations between the British and the Arab, 419-Bani Hassan Canal, ib.-Georgeiyah Canal, 420-supply of seed, ib.- money, 421-success of the scheme, ib.-creation of a Board of Agri- culture, 422-total area under cul- tivation, ib.-economic future, 423.
Mexico system of railway policy,
Mijatović, C., Serbia of the Ser- bians,' 340.
Milićević, V., essay on Obradović, 340.
Miners' Federation, demand nation- alisation of mines, 436.
Mines, The Battle of the, 424- settlement by united counsel, 425 -the state of men's minds the ob- stacle, ib.-use of the word 'prin- ciple,' 426-inevitable changes, ib. -results of an extreme form of change, 427-decision by popular vote, ib.-outlines of five schemes, 428-acquisition by the State, 429 -method of assessing the purchase value, ib.-position of the State as owner, 430-reference of Mr Smillie to nationalisation, 431- establishment of a State Depart- ment, ib.-provision of duly cer- tificated managers, 432-attitude of the public to nationalisation, 432-435-advantages and disadvan tages, 435-demand of the Miners' Federation, 436-report of Mr Jus- tice Sankey's Commission, 437-440 -loss of incentive, 440-diminution of industrial strife, 441-decreasing output, 443-Sir A. Duckham's scheme, ib.
Monetary standards, tables, 302. Moore, Sir Norman, The History of St Bartholomew's Hospital, 110- visit to Beaumais, 111-record of the hospital in the Middle Ages, 114-survey of the deeds, 116-118- origin of street names, ib.-word- sketches, 117-119-on the use of antique gems as seals, 119-the writers of documents, 120-criti- cism on his style, 121.
Morality, State, 57. See State. Morgenstierne, Dr Bredo von, 'State Morality,' 57.
Mott, Dr F. W., 'The Effects of High Explosives upon the Central Ner- vous System,' 288 note-War Psycho-Neuroses,' 291 note.
Napoleon III, Emperor, relations with Queen Victoria, 5-7. Navy, cost of the, 560.
Obradović, Dositheus, A Serbian Anglophil, 333-birth, 335-pas- sion for books, ib.-at the Monas- tery of Hopovo, 336-escapes from the monastery, 337-schoolmaster in Dalmatia, ib.-travels, 337-339 -'Anthology,' 338-studies, ib.- Autobiography,' 339-' Common- sense Philosophy' and A Church Homily,' ib.-visit to London, 340 -lessons in English, 341-friends, 342-344-admiration for the Eng- lish, 344-346-second part of his 'Autobiography,' 346-Fables,' ib. -Essays' and Ethics,' 347-ad- miration for English literature, 347-349-translations, 348-poem on Serbia, 350-at Belgrade, ib.- founds a college, 351.
Parliament, Imperial, reason for the congestion, 450.
Peace with Germany, 228-nego- tiations of Germany for peace, 228- 230, 232, 235-President Wilson's letter, 229-statement of the Allies, ib.-Emperor Carl's letter to the French President, 231-negotia- tions of Austria for peace, 231-234 -Armand-Revertera interviews,
231-the Fourteen Points of Presi- dent Wilson, 234-various appeals for peace, ib.-abdication of the German Emperor, 235-armistice signed, 236-character of President Wilson's diplomacy, 236-238 reasons for the delay in beginning peace negotiations, 239-prelimi- naries' dispensed with, 240-or-
ganisation of the Conference, 241 -duration, ib.-commentary on the provisions of the Peace Treaty, 242-263-League of Nations, 242- the Mandatory System, 243-modi- fications, 244-criticisms, 245, 262 -German territorial cessions to France, 246-249-the case of Po- land, 249-252-Schleswig, 252- Heligoland, ib.-retrocession by Japan of Kiaochow, 253-criticisms on depriving Germany of her colo- nies, 254-256-trial of William II and other criminals, 257-repara- tion, 258-omission of Indemnities, ib.-financial clauses, 259-eco- nomic clauses, 260, 264-Allied Aircraft, 260-Labour Convention, 261-realisation of aims, 262-basis of reconciliation, 264.
Peace Conference, 241-Treaty, 242- 264.
Pensions, expenditure on, 511.
Plunkett, Sir H., Chairman of the Irish Convention, 464.
Poland, decision of the Peace Treaty, 249-252.
Popović, Prof. P., 'A Serbian Anglo- phil, Dositheus Obradović,' 333.
Portal, Ethel Mary, plates in Sir N. Moore's History of St Bartholo- mew's Hospital,' 119.
Powicke, Prof. F. M., St Bartholo- mew's Hospital,' 110.
Prussia, railway nationalisation, 153 -arguments in favour, 154-result of the administration of mines, 435.
Raffles, Sir Stamford, birth and edu- cation, 268-Colonial Secretary of Penang, ib. - Lieut-Governor of Java, 269-censure on his conduct, ib.-Lieut-Governor of Bencoolen, ib.-at Calcutta, 272-relations with Col Bannerman, 273-expe- dition to Singapore, 274-hoists the British flag, 275-treaty with Tunku Hussan, 276-charges against, 277-criticisms on his policy, 279-faith in the future of Singapore, ib.-death, 280-result of his policy, 283.
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