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Swettenham, Sir Frank, 'British
Malaya,' extract from, 401.
Swinburne, Algernon Charles,
228-contrast between the two
halves of his life, ib.-E. Gosse's
Life of Swinburne, 229-231-Mrs
Disney Leith, 231-his character-
istics, 232, 244-confession of faith,
232-a lover and creator of art,
233-235-eccentricities, 235 -ap-
pearance, ib.-mode of reciting,
236-poetic temperament, ib.

'Songs before Sunrise,' 238, 243-
246-love of Italy, 239-ultimate
place and greatness, 240-unlimited
metrical powers, 241-'Poems and
Ballads,' ib.-instinct for language,
242-gift of handling successive
monosyllables, ib. character of
his prose, 243-Posthumous Poems,
247.

Ꭲ.

Taylor, Canon Isaac, Words and
Places,' 347.

Thiers, The Private Papers of M.,
271-word-portrait, 272- charac-
teristics, 273-oratorical style, 274
-brief summary of his life, 275-
studies for the law, 276-criti-
cisms in the · Constitutional,'
ib.- History of the Revolution,'
277-'La Banque de Law,' 278-
deputed to offer the Crown to the
Duke of Orleans, 278-281-' La
Monarchie de 1830,' 281-Minister
of the Interior and of Public
Works, ib.-Premier, 282-nego-
tiations for bringing to Paris the
ashes of Napoleon, 282-284-resigns
office, 284-text of the speech from
the throne, 285-reasons for his
resignation, 286-288- The Con-
sulate and the Empire,' 288-leader
of the Constitutional Opposition,
ib.-La Propriété,' ib.-supports
the candidature of Prince Louis
Napoleon, 289-protest against the
Coup d'État of the Second of De-
cember, 290-sent into exile, ib.—in
London, 291-293-returns to France
and re-enters Parliament, 293-
President of the Republic, ib.-
draft of his philosophical work,
294.

Thoughts on the Present Dis-
contents, 201. See Discontents.
Anna Karenina,'

Tolstoy, Count,

extract from, 199.

Turkey, relations with Albania, 146.
See Albania.

Turkey, German Methods in, 296
-falling-off of British trade, 296-
298-increase of German trade,
296-298 character of the true
methods, 298-the Deutsche Bank
and other banks, 299-Anatolian
Railway Co., ib.-Managing Direc-
tors of Railways, 300-Société des
Tramways, 301-Deutsche Orient
Bank, ib.-work of the Consular
service, 302-the Banks' system of
dealing with customers, 303-the
British system, 304-export trade
with banks, 305-branch establish-
ments in England, 306-Bagdad
Railway, 307-difference between
the German and British Consular
system, 307-309-the German mer-
chant, 309-the British, 310-case
of the light ploughs, ib.-use of a
foreign agent, 311-examples of
carelessness, in executing orders,
312, 313-commercial travellers,
313.

Turkey, development of railway
enterprise, 488. See Bagdad Rail-
way military operations in Mesopo-
tamia, 539.

United States, gold supply, 74-joins
the Allies, 269.

United States, Agricultural Edu-
cation in the, 315-the Smith-
Lever Act, 316, 318, 321, 324–329—
budget of the Agricultural College
of the State of Illinois, ib.-Land
Grant Colleges established under
the Morrill Act, 317-grants for
the experiment stations, 318-321-
Department of Agriculture in con-
nexion with the agricultural col-
leges, 319-321-Nelson Act, 319-
work of the agricultural colleges,
320-the Farmers' Bulletin,' 321-
other publications, 322-extension
work, 323-work of the county
agents, 330-amount expended, 331.
Uspensky, attitude towards the rural
classes, 197.

Wales,

H.R.H. Albert Edward,
Prince of, political views, 434.
War, The Course of the, 249-
military operations on the Western
front, 249-262, 529-attack on the
Arras front, 250-capture of the
Vimy ridge, 251-attack on the
Aisne, ib.-capture of Bullecourt,
253-Craonne, ib.-assault on the
Messines ridge, 254, 258-alterna-
tion of the British and French at-
tacks, 256-tactics of attack, 256-
258-concentration of artillery, 258
-German tactics, 259-261-Italian
military operations, 262-266, 537-
539 character of the Russian
Army, 266-failure to carry out plan
of operations, 266, 548-military
operations in Macedonia, 268-ac-
cession of America, 269-operations
in Galicia, 270, 547-attacks of the
Allies on La Basse Ville, 530-
Steenstraate, ib. - Ypres, 531-
Langemarke, 532-Polygon Wood,
533-minor operations, 534 - the
German system of defence, 535-537
-military operations in Mesopo-
tamia, 539-Russian military opera-
tions, 540-548-retreat of the 7th
Army, 542-operations in Moldavia,
542-544-attack on Riga, 544-re-
sult of the capture, 545.

War, Some Economic Lessons of
the, 77. See Economic.

Webb, A. D., 'Statistical Dictionary,'
374.

Welschinger, Henri, 'The Private
Papers of M. Thiers,' 271.

'Whitaker's Almanack,' estimate of
the world's population, 371, 373.
Wied, Prince William of, candidate
to the throne of Albania, 162-
entry into Durazzo, 164-interview
with Ismail Kemal Bey, 166-de-
parture, 168.

Wiese, Prof. L. von, lecture on
'English Colonial Policy in Hinter-
India,' 400.

William II, Emperor of Germany,
visits to Constantinople, 497, 502.
The Posthu-
mous Poems of Algernon Charles
Swinburne,' edited by, 247.

Wise, Thomas James,

Women's Cooperative Guild, on the
care of maternity, 466.

Wordsworth, William, character of
his political poetry, 244.
World Congestion and the Real
Armageddon, 371-rate of in-
crease of population, 372-375, 386
-views of Mr Longstaff and Dr
Newsholme, 372-Mulhall's Sta-
tistical Dictionary 373- Webb's
Statistical Dictionary, 374-emi-
gration the solution of the crowd-
ing problem, 375-history of crea-
tion, 376-natural tendency of
civilisation, 377-result of migra-
tion from the country to towns,
378-slow progress of human
nature, 379-swift development of
scientific invention, ib.-the battle
to the strong, 381-the 'yellow-
peril,' ib.-world domination by a
single nation, 382-ultimate des-
tiny of man, 383-Germany's en-
dowment of foresight, 384-386.

Wright, Arnold, A New India:
The Malay States,' 388-'The
Malay Peninsula,' 400.

Zeebrugge base, attacks on, 122.

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