relations, 231, 49-amount of Italy, readjustment of commercial Italy, submarine tonnage, 237, 186 exports and imports, 50-export trade to the Central Empire, 5153-fruit and vegetables, 51-53, 56-wine, 53-oil, fowls and eggs, 54-trade with England, 55, 57organisation of production and collection, 58-transport, 59-61— sale, 61-Banca Commerciale, 83, 87-forcing the Piave, 254. Italy, result of railway nationalisation, 232, 153, 174-Royal Commission on, 155-shipping losses, 473, 475, 476-note circulation, 497-Public Debt, 499. result of the capital levy Bill. 233, 61. ratifies treaty with Germany, 235, 2-relations with AustriaHungary, 74. Co-operative Labour in, 235, 430-440. result of the plebiscite, 236, 212-architecture, 377-new territories, 418-relations with the Tri-une Kingdom, 419, 420. Treaty of Uccialli, 237, 36defeat at Adowa, 38. Fascism and its Political Influences in, 237, 134-154. note. Universities, life of the students, 238, 122-lectures, 123examinations, ib. a Literary Shrine in, 239, 40-57. the Fascisti organisation, 239, 109-relations with Jugoslavia, 113 -position of equality, 115-foreign relations, 116-need for economy, 117. Air Force, 240, 77-transition of Irredentism to Fascism, 308. relations with Greece, 241, 1-4; 242, 335, 343-with Serbia, 241, 294 -troops occupy Fiume, 296-claim to, 296-299-negotiations with Yugoslavia, 302, 308-conference at Rapallo, 303-renounces Dalmatia, 303, 310-evacuates it, 306, 308-agreement with Yugoslavia, 308-310. foreign policy, 242, 338. 'Ittihad' Club, 234, 431. Ivanoff, General, defeats the Austrians, 224, 579. Ivory, Lord, on the jurisdiction of the Church Courts of Scotland, 233, 221. J'ACCUSE. 'J'Accuse, 224, 502, 506; 228, 176. Jack, J. C., The Economic Life of a Bengal District,' 227, 297. Jäckh, Prof., Das grössere Mitteleuropa,' 227, 108, 158, 159. Jacks, Lawrence Pearsall, The Life and Letters of Stopford Brooke,' 229, 526, 531. Jackson, Andrew, President of the United States, 223, 163. John, Journey from India towards Europe,' 232, 342. -, Stonewall, principles of war, 233, 108. W. W., 'Reform or Revolution in the Church of England,' 229, 439. Jacobs, A. J., ' Neutrality versus Justice,' 231, 212, 223. Dr Joseph, 'Jewish Contributions to Civilisation,' 233, 402 note. Jadot, Lambert, member of the Belgian Commission, 225, 199. Jaffa, German settlement at, 226, 415-trade, 419. Jaffé, Edgar, 'Das englische Bankwesen,' 231, 81. Jaggard, William, 'Shakespeare Bibliography,' 237, 1. JANSON. Jagow, Herr G. von, Foreign Secretary, on the Armenian question, 233, 398-Ursachen und Ausbruch des Weltkrieges,' 234, 339. Jähns, Max, books on firearms, 226, 453 note. Jamaica, cotton trade, 237, 196. James VI, King of Scotland, method of appointing the Committee of the Lords of the Articles, 225, 442. Henry, 226, 60–74. in his Letters, 234, 188-202-I. The Friend, 188-194II. The Man of Letters, 194–202. The Letters of William James,' 236, 24. "> Rev. T., Essay on the Honey Bee, 241, 291. Prof. W., 'Essays in Radical Empiricism,' 229, 140. The Letters of William, 236, 24-41. Jameson, Dr, raid, 235, 38—life of, 241, 78. Jammes, Francis, ‘La Brébis égarée,’ 237, 340. Janina, incident at, 241, 2–4. Jannaway, F. G., 'Palestine and the Powers,' 226, 411. Janson, Lieut.-Gen. A. von, 'Der Ueberfall über See als Feldzugseinleitung,' 227, 99 note. Janson, C. W., "The Stranger in Jardine, Sir John, protest against America, 229, 360. Japan, number of ships lost, 223, 114-loss of the 'Hatsuse,' 152, 154 character of art, 508, -, grant of a Constitution, 226, 154-ultimatum to Germany, 170 -seizure of Kiaochou, 171-demands presented to China, 171, 174-position strengthened, 172proposed reformation of China. 173. work of the navy, 227, 112, 475-cotton industry, 535. 403. naval expenditure, 223, 120. M., assassinated, 228, 178. rapid transformation, 229. Jeffrey, meeting with Wordsworth, 224, 549. railway nationalisation, 232, Jeffries, Mr, report on the condition of Vienna, 231, 263. 153-retrocession of Kiaochow to China. -, Liaotung peninsula ceded to, 233,8-war with China, 19-treaty of alliance with Great Britain, 24war with Russia, ib.-population, 370. and the War, 234, 395-410. delegates at the General Conference of the International Labour Office, Washington, 235, 198 victories over Russia, 239aggressive imperialism, 240. total tonnage to be scrapped, 237, 182-strength of the fleet in 1924..183-submarine tonnage, 186 note. history of the Shantung question, 238, 110-112-Treaty with China, 112. earthquake, 241, 90, 97, 104. Japanese Army, casualties, 224, 150. Jardine, D. J., 'Handbook of Cyprus,' revised and edited by, 227, 401. Jehad, the proclamation of the Holy Jeidels, Otto, 'Das Vernältnis der Jellett, Mr, letter to the 'Morning Jellicoe, Viscount, in command of the Jena, disaster of, 223, 42; 225, 431. Jennings H. J., Economic Condition of the Enemy Countries,' 223, 370- An Economic Stocktaking, 225, 73- Our National Debt,' 227, 160. Jennings, Louis, on the staff of the Johannesburg labour troubles, 235, 'Times,' 239, 94. 47. L. J., Field Paths,' 236, 229 John IV, Emperor of Abyssinia, 237, note. 34-death, 36. Jerrold, L., The Real France,' 224, Johns, Rev. C. A., Flowers of the 386. Jersey, Dow. Countess of, 'Fifty-one Years of Victorian Life,' 239, 216 -education, 218. Jerusalem, The Latin Kingdom of, 230, 111-130. -, capture of, 230, 248; 233, 120. Hebrew University at, 231, 323 note-Holy Places, 327-problem of sanitation, ib.-Wailing Wall, 328. Jews, the, in Palestine, 226, 421427-language, 422-population, ib.-character of the pioneers, 424 -acquisition of land, ib.-educational system, 426-principles, as a Revolutionary Leaven, 233, 172-187-A Reply, 401-410. -, emancipation, 237, 95-character, 96. supremacy in Austria and Germany, 240, 314. relations with the Poles, 241, 428. Jibuti railway, construction, 237, 45. Jirecek, Constantin, 'Geschichte der Serben,' 226, 489. Joffre, Marshal, plan of a combined attack in the war, 239, 236, 244-superseded, 240, 246. Field,' 227, 447. Orrick, character of his poetry, 226, 385. Johnson, Christopher N. (Lord Sands), 'Church Union in Scotland,' 233, 205. Major Douglas, on the Treaty of Rapallo, 238, 20. Rev. James B., 'Place-Names of England and Wales,' 228, 348. Lionel, on the aim of the new poetry, 226, 367. Dr Samuel, criticism on the Americans, 229, 358—' A Dictionary of the English Lanugage,' 240, 166, 168-172-literary despotism, 241, 236. Johnstone, James, purchases the Standard,' 227, 356. Jones, Inigo, 'Britannia Triumphans,' Judge, a good, essential qualities, Leif, protest against naval expenditure, 223, 121. Jô-ni Abbey, 227, 62-70. 6 Jordan, D. Starr, War and the Breed,' 227, 17. Rt Hon. Sir John N., 'The Washington Conference and Far East Questions,' 238, 101. W. G., Religion in Song, or Studies in the Psalter,' 230, 1, 19, 20. Jorga, N., The Attitude of Roumania,' 223, 439. Jose, Arthur, 'A Short History of Australia and New Zealand,' 236, 1. Joubert, L., treatment of gunshot wounds, 226, 465. Jourdain, John, Journal of, 236, 80, 83. Judiciary, The Misuse of the, 241, 368-381. Jugo-Slavia, alliance with CzechoSlovakia, 235, 393-area, 394. frontier question, 236, 220. -, population, 238, 25. relations with Italy, 239, 113; 241, 294 territories of the new State, 241, 295, 303-rejection of proposals, 301-negotiations with Italy, 302, 308-conference at Rapallo, 303-agreement with, 308-310. -, position, 242, 337. Julian, Emperor, influence on Ammianus, 230, 50-characteristics, 51-attitude towards literature, 52 -system of religion, 53. Jullianwallah Bagh affair, 238, 418. 'Journal of Agricultural Research,' Jung, Jul., 'Römer und Romanen Journal d'Agriculture Pratique,' extract from, 227, 180, 182. Jovanovic, Dr Jovan M., 'The Triune Kingdom, Political and Economical,' 236, 418. Jowett, Prof. Benjamin, characteristics, 239, 225-'The Dialogues of Plato,' 242, 143-Essay on the Interpretation of Scripture,' 229'Miscellaneous Sermons,' 244. Joyce, James, 'Ulysses,' 238, 219234. Juste, T., Sylvain van de Weyer,' Justice,' Editor of, 'The Evolution ideal of Socialism, 237, 279. Jutland, The Battle of, 226, 283- : The Real Story of, 241, |