A.

-

rica, The Late German Colonies
n, 462-position, 463-administra.
ion, 463, 476-system of water-
vays, 464-Lake Tanganyika, 465
-configuration of East Africa, 466-
70-railways, 468 South-West
Africa, 470-472-province of Groot-
ontein, 471-industries and rail-
ray system, ib.-the Cameroons,
72-474-Lake Chad, 474--Togo-
and, 474-476-method of govern.
ent, 476-labour question, 477.

cohol, A Scientific Decision on,
3-Lord D'Abernon's Committee,
-members, 63 note-preface, 64,
4-action of alcohol on the nervous
ystem, 65, 70-use of tobacco, 66
-sedative action, 67-symptoms of
toxication, 68-stimulation of the
eart and pulse, ib.-influence on
uscular acts, 69-the brain, ib.—
speriments on rum, 70-the chief
ttraction, 71-the temperance
ovement, 72-rules for the use,
3-influence of wine on ague, 75.

ed armies, military operations on
le western front, 257-261.

ace-Lorraine, 169-the test of
ationality, 170-race, language or
eographical position, ib.-applica-
on of the plebiscite, 171-annexa-
on of the Three Bishoprics, 172,
14-acquisition of Alsace, 173-
orraine, 174-administration by
rance, 176-cession of Saarbrücken
ad the Saar, 177-annexation to
ermany, 178-Treaty of Frank-
Vol. 231.-No. 459.

fort, 179-policy of Germany, 180—
result of the restoration to France,
181-the valuable potash deposits
of Alsace, 182-coal and iron fields
of Lorraine, ib.

America, bee-farms, 499, 500.

Amschel, Mayer, founder of the
See
House of Rothschild, 430.
Rothschild.

Ancestor Worship and the
Chinese Drama, 296-the 'Shu
King,' the 'Book of Historical
Documents,' ib.-the 'Shih King,'
the Book of Poetry,' 297-four
parts, 298-origin of ancestor wor-
ship, 299-the same ritual for all
classes, 300-chief festivals, ib.-
the spirits invoked, 301-celebra-
tion of Shang or first fruits,' 302
-fishing, ib.-sacrifices in the
royal temple, 303-'personators,'
ib.-origin of Chou-chi, 305-de-
scendants, ib.-reign of king Wu,
306-309-king Chang, 309-sacri-
fices to Wan and Wu, 309, 311,
315-music and ceremorial, 310-
ode to Wu,' 311-the 'Lai,' 312-
'Cho,' ib.-dialogue between Con-
fucius and Pin-mou Chia, 313-315
-war-dances, 316.

·

Anglo-Italian Trade, The Pro-
spects of, 49. See Italy.
Armstrong, Edward, 'The Empire
of Spain,' 345.

Austria-Hungary, military opera-
tions against Italy, 253-255, 266—
defeat of the army, 255.

B.

Bate, J. Pawley, The Freedom of
the Seas,' 184.

Bee-Keeping, Modern, 498--amount
imported and average price, ib.-
an ideal hobby, 499-importance of
honey, ib.-food, 500-fertilising
an orchard, ib.-disease of Micro-
sporidiosis, 501, 504-stings, 501-
how to handle bees, ib.-smoke
and carbolic acid, 502-remedies
when stung, 503-Ligurian bees,
ib.-precautions against disease,
505-hives, ib.-honey, 506-pre-
parations for winter, ib.-swarm-
ing, 507-feeding, ib.-robbing a
hive, 508-number of eggs laid by
a queen-bee, 509.

Bigelow, John, Life of Benjamin
Franklin,' 192.

Blood, Col W. P., 'The End of the
War,' 252.

Cababé, Michael, 'The Freedom of
the Seas,' 194, 200.

Calker, Prof. W. van, 'Das Pro-
blem der Meeresfreiheit,' extract
from, 201.

Cannan, Gilbert, monograph on
'Freedom,' 523.

Carl, Emperor of Austria, policy, 266
-concludes an armistice, 271-
abdication, 272.

Carr, H. Wildon, 'The Philosophy of
Benedetto Croce,' 360.

Cavaignac, G., 'La Formation de la
Prusse,' 36.

Cecil, Lord Robert, scheme for a
League of Nations, 210.

Chambers, Dr King, Manual on Diet
in Health and Disease, extract
from, 75.
Christianity, Eastern: Reform
and Reunion, 112. See Eastern.
Church of England, relations with
the Eastern Church, 124.
Clayton, Bertram, Utopias Un-
limited,' 510.

Cretan Prophet, A, 378-Epime
nides, 379-personality, ib.-visit
to purify Athens, 380, 387-semi-
divine origin, 381-one of the
Seven Wise Men, 382-views of
German scholars, 383-of English,
ib.-the Greek character, 384-re-
forms of Epimenides, 385-387-8
scientific investigator and a philo
sophical thinker, 388-Prof. R
Harris' identification of an Epime
nidean fragment, 389-poem
Minos,' 391-393-the true spirit of
Hellenism, 394.

Croce, The Philosophy of Bene-
detto, 359-character of his philo-
sophy, 360-knowledge, 361-intni
tion, ib.-language an aesthetic
expression, 363, 374-Logic the
science of the 'pure concept,' 363-
365-economic will, 365-367-'use-
ful' and 'utilitarian,' 367-reality
of freedom and the unreality of
evil, 368 dialectical optimism,
369-cosmic progress, 370-y
on Hegel's dialectic, 371-373 views
against metaphysics, 373-exter
nalisation a mere practical act,
374-repudiation of transcendence,
375--the Universe, 376-religion,
377.

-

Croker, John Wilson, Memoirs, 9.
Crozier, W. P., 'The Theory and

Practice of Marshal Foch,' 239.
Currency Note, The, in Relation
to Banking and the Exchanges,
97-four items in the issue of cur
rency notes, 98-102-collapse of

the exchanges, 99-moratorium
declared, 100-Account to Account
Loan Scheme, 101-flotation of the
4 per cent. Loan, ib.-substitution
of the currency note for gold, 102-
104, 108-table of the issues, 104-
'Economist' and 'Statist' index
numbers for England and Germany,
105-tendency of increasing prices,
106-increase in wage earnings,
107 credit operations of
Government, ib.-period of recon-
struction, 109 - dangerous policy
of the withdrawal, 110-scheme of
F. Larkworthy, ib.

-

the

ishny, Prof. A. R., member of the
Committee on Alcohol, 64 note.

northern and southern divisions,
ib.-unity and solidarity, 114-
cause of separation between the
East and West, ib. numerous
schisms, 115-the Church of the
Seven General Councils, 116-four
the
ancient Patriarchates, ib.
case of Russia, 117-Rumania, 118
-Serbia, 119-Greece, 120-124-
relations with the Church of Eng-
land, 124-need for a religious
union, 125.

Ellison, Canon, founds the Church of
England Temperance Society, 72.
Epimenides, a Cretan Prophet, 379.
See Cretan.

Escott, T. H. S., 'The House of
Rothschild,' 430.

F.

Farmer; Eric, 'The Psychology of
an Internment Camp,' 396.
Finland, The Revolution in, Its
Causes and Results, 149-position
under the Tsar, ib.-Senate and
Diet, 150-chief political parties, ib.
-Labour party, 151-relations with
Russia, ib.-strike of 1905, 152-
result of class hatred, ib.-effect of
the war, 153-legislative measures,
154-formation of the Red Guards,
155-the White Guards, 156 — A
People's Council, ib. reign of
terror, 158-overthrow of the Red
Guards, 159-162-General Manner-
heim's operations, 159, 168-equip.
ment of his troops, 160-Grenadiers
and Jägers, 161-victory of the
White Guards, 162, 168-escape of
Judge Svinhufvud, 163 - Prince
Frederick Charles of Hesse elected
King, 165-foreign policy of the
Government, 166-General Manner-
heim elected Regent, 168.
Folk-lore, meaning of the word, 445.
Foch, Marshal, The Theory and
Practice of, 239-lectures, 239,
244, 248, 249-career, 239-Chief
of the Staff, ib.- personal qualities,
240-conception of war, ib.—of the
Commander, 241-244-theory of the
supreme blow, 245-period of pre-
paration, 246-doctrine of Economy
of Force, 247—of sûreté, 247-250—
efficient system of intelligence, 248
-extracts from his lectures, 219-
number of offensives, 251.

-

German Banks and Peaceful
Penetration,' 76 the Beteili-
gungssystem, 77-bank and indus-
trial policy, 78-five main lines,
ib.-application of science to in-
dustry, 79-concentration process,
80-long-term' credit system, 81
-the London branches, 82-' pene-
tration of Russia, ib.-the Banca
Commerciale Italiana, 83, 87
methods of expansion, 84-organi-
sation of an Intelligence Depart-
ment, ib.-the Reichsbank, 85, 89
-efficient plans for the financial
mobilisation, 86-world-finance a
part of Welt-politik, ib.-political
intrigue in South Africa, 88-
evidence of the card-indexes, 88-93
-references to insurance com-
panies, 90-crisis of 1901, 94-
banking system, 95.

German Colonies in Africa, The
Late, 462. See Africa.

Germany, 'Statist' index numbers,
105 annexation of Alsace-Lor-
raine, 178-Treaty of Frankfort,
179-character of her administra-
tion, 180-military operations on
the western front, 255-261-retreat
of the army, 258-261-cause of the
failure, 262-armistice, 272-de-
clared a Republic, ib.

Germany's Debt to France, 26-
condition preceding the French
Revolution, 26-28-opinions on it,
29-character of the refugees, 30-
causes of the war of 1792, ib.-
effects of the Revolution, 31-33-
collapse of the Holy Roman Empire,
32-renaissance of Prussia, 33-
Stein's Nassau Programme,' 34-
reforms of Hardenberg, 36-38-
views of Scharnhorst, 38-Gnei-
senau, ib.-collapse of the three
ecclesiastical Electorates, 39-un-
popularity of the republican rule
on the Rhineland, 40-Treaty of
Lunéville, 41-result of 20 years of
French occupation, 42-condition
of Bavaria, 43-Monteglas the
creator of modern Bavaria, 45-
the Duchy of Württemberg, 46-
Baden, 47.

Gibson, M. D., The Commentaries
of Isho'dad of Merv,' translated
by, 389.

Gladstone, W. E., friendship with
J. Murray III, 11, 20.
Glazebrook, Canon M. G., "The "Life
and Liberty" Movement,' 333.

Gooch, G. P., 'Germany's Debt to
France,' 26.

Görres, obituary on the Holy Roman
Empire, 32-on the unpopularity
of the French on the Rhineland,
40.
Gray, Ezio M., The Bloodless War,'
87.

Greece, reform of the Church, 120-
views of Meletios Metaxakis, 121-
'A Draft Constitution for the
Orthodox Church,' 122-position
and education of the clergy, ib.-
superstitions dying out, 123-rela
tion of the bishops to the parochial
clergy, 123-the work of two
Synods, 124.

Greenwood, M., member of the Com-
mittee on Alcohol, 64 note.
Grote, Mrs, 'Life of her husband.'

22.

H.

Hague Conference, 211, 213.
Harris, Prof. Rendel, identification
of an Epimenidean fragment, 389.

Headlam, Rev. Prof. Arthur C.,
'Eastern Christianity : Reform
and Reunion,' 112.

Hearnshaw, F. J. C., 'Democracy at
T the Crossways,' 520-522.

Herrod-Hempsall, W., Bee-keeping
Simplified, 501.

Hesse, Prince Frederick Charles of,
elected King of Finland, 165.
Home, Sir Anthony, on the use of
rum, 70.

Huart, Albin, 'L'Organisation du
Crédit en France,' 95.

* Hyamson, Albert M., 'Problems of
the New Palestine,' 318-' Pales-
tine The Rebirth of an Ancient
People,' extract from, 320.

I.

nge, Rev. W. R., 'The Philosophy
of Plotinus,' 480.

nternment Camp, The

Psy.

1chology of an, 396. See Ruhleben.

saacs, S. H., 'The True Boundaries
of the Holy Land,' 321.
taly, readjustment of commercial
relations, 49-amount of exports
and imports, 50-export trade to
the Central Empire, 51-53-fruit
and vegetable, 51-53, 56-wine, 53—
oil, fowls and eggs, 54-trade with
England, 55, 57-organisation of
production and collection, 58-
transport, 59-61— sale, 61-mili-
tary operations against Austria-
Hungary, 253-255, 266-forcing the
Piave, 254.

'Life and Liberty' Movement, 333
-report of the Committee on
Church and State, ib.-failure of the
Church, 334-committee formed,
335-six grave issues, 336-amend-
ments to the Enabling Bill, ib.-
'When the Church is Free,' 337,
340-three elements of confusion
in the manifesto, 337-339-report
of the Representative Church
Council Committee, 340-lack of a
recognised standard of doctrine,
341-proposed 'Church Assembly,
ib.-indefinite attitude of the move-
ment, 342-disestablishment, ib.

Literary Fund, Royal, members,
285-first case, 287-members of
the committee, 289-history, 290—
financial report, 292, 295.

Livingstone, Dr, portrait, 13.

Lucas, E. V., 'The Founder of the
Royal Literary Fund,' 273.

Ludendorff, General, blunders in the
campaign of 1918, 250-neglect of
sûreté, ib.

M.

Macdonald, J. R. Moreton, 'Alsace-
Lorraine,' 169.

Mannerheim, Baron Gustaf, military
operations in Finland, 159-162-in
England, 168-elected Regent of
Finland, ib.

Marett, R. R., The Interpretation
of Survivals,' 445.

McDougall, W., member of the
Committee on Alcohol, 64 note.