Literary Fund, 231, 292.

Harold, On Some Parasitic

Flies,' 234, 89.

Prof. James E., German
Higher Schools,' extract from, 224,
130.

J. M., Is India a Nation?'
230, 421.

W. H., Foreign Correspondent
in the Crimea, 239, 89.
Russia, military operations, 223, 101,
285-290, 583-594; 224, 266, 566;
225, 215-217, 550; 226, 229, 230,
240, 242, 576-589; 227, 233, 253,
256-261, 581; 228, 270, 540-547;
230, 524-527; 234, 359, 374.

number of ships lost, 223, 113
-amount of gold reserve, 410—
note circulation, 410 note-vacil-
lating policy towards the Balkan
States, 428.

A Visit to, 223, 544-554.

the purchase of motors for
military purposes, 224, 179, 181—
expenditure on the war, 198-effect
on the foreign trade, 199-pro-
hibitions of the sale of liquors, 200
-amount of the public debt, ib.—
gold reserve, 201-retreat, 267-
274, 567-evacuation of Przemysl,
270-Lemberg, 271, 273-battle of
the Stryj, 271-concentration of
their forces against Mackensen, 568
-evacuation of Warsaw, 571-fall
of Kovno, 575-character of the
retreat, 579-courage and dis-
cipline of the soldiers, 580.

-, aspirations for control of the
Bosphorus, 225, 183-population,
229-area of forests, 351-de-
clares war against England, 508
-defeat of the Turkish army in
Armenia, 551-553, 555.

work of the navy, 227, 463—
construction of ships, 464-naval
policy, 465-470.

issue of paper money, 228, 74, 75
-character of the army, 266, 541—
failure to carry out plan of opera-
tions, 266, 548-result of inaction
in Mesopotamia, 267-improve-
ment in military policy, 268—
Black Sea Basin Agreement, 503—
fall of Riga, 545-Republic pro-
claimed, 546-influence of the
Soviet on the army, ib.

result of anarchy in, 229, 79—
revolution, 88-result of disintegra-
tion of the army, 276, 289-Gulf
of Riga islands, occupied by the
Germans, 288-armistice con-
cluded, ib.-result of the revolution,
398-population, 399-lack of
capable administrators, 399 note-
emancipation of the serfs, 400-
weight of taxation, ib.-sale of agri-
cultural produce, 401-issue of
paper money, ib.-the peasants'
demand for land, 402-system of
banking, 479-result of the seces-
sion, 559, 566-569-influence of
Germany, 570.

526.

defeat of the Bolshevists, 230,

German banks, 231, 82-reform
of the Church, 117-relations with
Finland, 151.

Public Debt, 232, 499.

loan to China, 233, 10-12-
extension of the Trans-Siberian
railway, 13-policy of coercion, 14
-despatch of warships to Port
Arthur, 18-schemes of aggression,
24-war with Japan, ib.-with-
drawal from the war, 114-119—
administration of Armenia, 239.

SAAR.

Sagnac, P., Le Rhin Français pen-
dant la Revolution et l'Empire,'
extract from, 231, 42.

Sailors and Soldiers on the Land,
226, 135-151.

St Aldwyn, Lord, on economies in
expenditure, 225, 77.

St Augustine, charge against the
Enneads, 231, 490-Confessions,'
493 on the anger of God, 239,
299.

St Bartholomew, Massacre of, 224,
25.

St Bartholomew's Hospital, 232,

110-121.

ST PIERRE.

St Januarius, patron saint of Naples,
235, 367.

St Jean de Maurienne Convention,
239, 163.

St John Barony, case of, 224, 51,
64, 70.

Saint-Marc Girardin, Souvenirs de
Voyages et d'études,' extract from,
226, 407.

St Mihiel, attack on, 230, 516.
St Patrick's Day Celebration in
Berlin, 230, 232.

'St Paul's Magazine,' 237, 56.

St Petersburg, Declaration of, 223,
565; 224, 415.

St Pierre, Abbé de 'Projet de traité

pour rendre la paix perpetuelle
entre les souverains chrétiens,'
229, 236.

St Victor, Richard of, works of, 231,
495.

Sainte-Beuve, on the humour of
Molière, 241, 44.

Saintsbury, George, 'A History of
the French Novol,' 232, 318-328
-'The Works of Henry Field-
ing,' edited by, 239, 17— Anatole
France,' 141-'The Poems of
Andrew Lang,' 240, 262—' Letter-
Book,' 242, 196.

Saktouris, M., High Commissioner of
Thrace, 235, 409.

Sakuso, Dr Yoshino, leader of the

Tokyo intellectuals, 234, 399.

Saladin, the first Sultan in Egypt,
223, 529-character of his adminis-
tration, 531-his introduction of
the Mamluks, 533.

Salandra, Signor, Prime Minister,

223, 86; 224, 255; 227, 384-
character, 224, 259.

Salerno, college or guild of phy-
sicians, 240, 303.

Salisbury, first settlement, 241, 82.

Georgina, Marchioness of,
characteristics, 237, 386.

Marquis of, foreign policy, 223,
25, 241; 229, 85; 241, 167; 242,
335-mission to Constantinople,
234, 16.

The Life of Lord, 237, 378-
399.

SAN.

Salisbury, Marquis of, leader of the
Conservative Party, 238, 404-
housing policy, 240, 39-Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, 241,
166.

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Salmon, Dr, Infallibility of the
Church,' 242, 235.

Salonika, preparations of the Allied
force against an attack of the Ger-
mans, 225, 234, 546; 226, 588-
strength of the defences, 225, 548-
value to the Allies, 549.

Saltikov, 'Provincial Sketches,' 235,
113.

Saltpêtrière School of Medical Psy-
chology, 238, 257.

Salvemini, Prof. Gaetano, Italy and
the Southern Slavs,' 229, 176.

Salzburg, union with Germany, 237,

127.

Sambuy, Count Victor de, Sardinian
Minister at Vienna, 233, 254.

Samoa under New Zealand, 238,
235-251.

Sampson, George, Bach and Shake-

speare,' 239, 360—' Opera in Eng-
land,' 242, 278.

Samuel, Rt Hon. Sir Herbert,
President of the Local Government
Board, 225, 195-on the duty of
the community towards mother-
hood, 228, 465, 468-on the forma-
tion of a council of the Empire,
229, 22-address at the Royal
Statistical Society, 239, 125-on
the death duties, 127.

San, the, passage forced, 224, 269.

- Giuliano, Marquis di, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, 224, 255-death,
255; 227, 383-character of his
foreign policy, 227, 378-382-