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in South-Eastern Europe, whose example the Baltic States appear to contemplate following.

If it should be possible to treat eventually with a Government in Russia which does not preach doctrines of subversion and revolution, the demand of the Caucasian States for complete independence might be modified. General Wrangel appears to represent principles in which it is not easy to trace indications of the old PanSlavist spirit, but which, in an age of over-statement, are remarkable for their good sense and moderation. In the event of the triumph of these principles, a broad measure of federation for all the Russian border-states, including those of the Caucasus, would appear sufficient guarantee for their individual development. If the terms of federation were to establish national militias in the border-states, to the exclusion of Russian military forces, future peace would be further secured.

If, simultaneously with the federalisation of the Caucasus, a process of political evolution were successfully developed, under British direction, in Turkey, Persia, and the Arab lands, a group of prosperous selfgoverning states might eventually separate the areas of British and Russian interest, and effectively prevent the possibility of any conflict between the two Empire-States. Whatever the future form of Government in Russia, it is to be hoped that there will be sufficient weight of reasonable opinion in both Great Britain and Russia to eliminate the folly of quarrelling over border-lands, and to enforce peaceful agreement, with the primary aim of the welfare of the inhabitants of the lands in dispute.

W. E. D. ALLEN.

INDEX

TO THE

TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FOURTH VOLUME OF THE

QUARTERLY REVIEW.

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Allobosco, the genus, 98.

Anatolia, anarchy and famine in, 436.

Apuleius, The Golden Ass' of,
41-55.

Arabia, military operations in, 412.

Arabs, the, desire for self-govern-
ment, 413.

Arber, Edward, 'Story of the Pil-
grim Fathers,' 260.

Armenians, the, under Russian rule,
426-the Dashnaksution Club, 427.

Armies, the new, creation, 247.

Arnold, Mary, parents, 148-appear-
ance, 149- marriage, 150.

Ward.

Art, Lay Criticism of, 375–394.

See

Arthur, Sir George, 'Lord Kitchener,'
243-criticisms on, 244.

Ashley, Prof. Sir William, 'The Pil-
grim Fathers and their Place in
History,' 259-279.

'Audacious,' the, loss of, 128.
Vol. 234.-No. 465.

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Bacon, Francis, on progress, 108-
'Novum Organum,' 109- Ad-
vancement of Learning,' ib.
Baker, C. H. Collins, 'Lay Criticism
of Art,' 375.

Baku, Government established at,
430-oil industry, 432-Bolshevik
Gummet at, 433.

Barker, J. Ellis, 'The Present State
of Feeling in Germany,' 301.
Beaconsfield, Lord, 1-21.
Beer, Mr, History of British Social-
ism,' 328.

Berlin Congress, 20.

Bernstorff, Count, My Three Years
in America,' 351-353, 355, 356.

Bethmann-Hollweg, Th. von, 'Be-
trachtungen zum Weltkriege,' 339.
Birds, parasites of, 98.

Birkenhead, Lord, Director of the
Press Bureau, 137.

Bloem, Walter, 'Vormarsch,' 250.
Blood, Col. W. P., 'A Strategical
Retrospect, Part II,' 358.

Bodin, Jean, opinions on progress,
105.

Bolsheviks, the, policy, 437.

Churchill, Rt. Hon. W., on che
Dardanelles expedition, 253.
Cilicia, racial conflict in, 436.
Cinema, The, 177-187.

Clayton, Bertram, 'The Cinema,' 177.
Clough, A. H., lines from, 239.
Clynes, J. R., Food Controller, 297.
Cobden, Richard, distrust of parlia
mentary government, 227.

Codrington, Dr, The Melanesians,'
164.

Bradford, William, History of Ply- Condorcet, Marquis de, 'Sketch of a

mouth Plantation,' 260, 267.
Brest-Litovsk, negotiations, 369.
British Museum, Greek Portraits
in the, 22-40.

Brown, A. R., on three tribes of
Western Australia, 167, 170.
Brownrigg, Rear-Adm. Sir Douglas,
'Indiscretions of the Naval Censor,'

132.

Buckle, George Earle, 'The Life of
Lord Beaconsfield,' 1.

Buckmaster, Sir Stanley, Director of
the Press Bureau, 139.

Bülow, Prince, work on German
Policy, 339.

Burne-Jones, Sir Edward, character
of his pictures, 381, 385.
Bury, Prof. J. B., 'The Idea of Pro-
gress,' 101, 116.

Historical Picture of the Progress
of the Human Mind,' 115.
Congregational Church, 265, 275.
Constable, John, character of his
pictures, 383.

Consumers' Council, 298.

Conway, Prof. R. S., 'The Place of
Dido in History,' 73.

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• Documents Relating to the Armis-
tice Negotiations,' 314-316.

Dort, Synod of, 270.

E.

East, Near and Middle, Present
Discontents in the, 411-423.
Echestypus, 97.

Educational system of the Labour
Party, 324.

Emden,' exploits, 121, 124, 129.
Enabling Act, 278.

England in 1848, 221-242.

Ernle, Lord, The "Golden Ass" of
Apuleius,' 41.

Esher, Viscount, Lord Beacons-
field,' 1.

'European Policy, 1897-1914,' 312.

Germany, The Present State of
Feeling in, 301-316.

Germany, military operations, 358-
'war-zone' campaign, 366-prede-
termined line of policy, 373.
'Germany's Conduct of the War and
International Law,' 309, 310.
Gilchrist, R. N., 'Indian Nationality,'
64 note.

Gladstone, W. E., policy, 6, 13-re-
view of Robert Elsmere,' 153.
Godkin, E. L., on the teaching of
political economy, 231.

'Golden Ass' of Apuleius, 41-55.
Gosse, Edmund, letter from Henry
James, 196.

Greece, position in Asia Minor, 436.
Greek Portraits in the British
Museum, 22-40.

Greg, W. R., 'Essays on Political
and Social Science,' 235.
Grueneisen, M. de, 'Le Portrait,' 39.
Guilds League, the National, 331.

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Hekler, Dr A., Greek and Roman
Portraits,' 23.

Helfferich, Karl, Vom Kriegsaus-
bruch bis zum uneingeschränkten
U-Bootkrieg,' 340, 342, 347.
'Heliolithic doctrine,' 172.

Hideyoshi, the hero of Japanese
militarism, 396.

Hindenburg, General, Chief of the
General Staff, 364.
Hippoboscids, 91, 94.

Hogarth, Commander D. G., 'Pre-
sent Discontents in the Near and
Middle East,' 411.

Hogi, Oshikawa, member of the
Japanese Parliament, 397.

Holland, Separatists, 268.
Horse, parasite fly, 92.

Hose, Charles, and William McDougal,
'The Pagan Tribes of Borneo,' 175.
'How Japan helped to Victory,' 403.
Howells, W. D., letters from Henry
James, 191, 198.

Husein, King of Hejas, criticism on

British statesmanship, 411-nego-
tiations with England, 417.
Hyndman, H. M., founds the Demo-
cratic Federation, 329-the Na-
tional Socialist Party, ib.-'The
Awakening of Asia,' 435.

I.

Idea of Progress, 100-118.
Impressionists, French, 382.
Independent Church, 265, 268.
Independent Labour Party, founded,
318, 330.

Indian Army, organisation, 245.
Indian Problems and Sir Alfred
Lyall, 56-72.

'International,' founded, 335.
'Is Germany Guilty?' 313.

Italy, entry into the war, 358, 362-
military operations, 368.
'Ittihad' Club, 431.

Kuhl, General H. von, The German
General Staff in Preparing and
Conducting the War,' extract from,
304-309.

Kut disaster, 416.

L.

Labour Party, The, and its Policy,
317-337.

Labour Representative Committee,
318.

Laissez-faire, the term, 230 et seq.
Lay Criticism of Art, 375–394.
Lemberg, fall of, 358.

Lemurs, parasites of the, 94, 98.
Lipoptena cervi, 92, 93, 96.

Lippold, Dr G., 'Griechische Porträt-
statuen,' 25.

Lubbock, Percy, 'The Letters of
Henry James,' edited by, 188.
Lucius, The Metamorphosis,' 47.
Ludendorff, General, military policy,
365-373.

Luther, Martin, 'On the Freedom of
a Christian Man,' 109.

Lyall, Sir Alfred, and Indian
Problems, 56-72-Race and Re-
ligion,' 69-72.

J.

Jagow, G. von, Ursachen und Aus-
bruch des Weltkrieges,' 339.
James, Henry, in his Letters,
188-202-I. The Friend, 188-194-
II. The Man of Letters, 194–202.
Japan and the War, 395-410.
Jutland, Battle of, 138.

K.

Kautsky, Karl, How the World
War Came About,' 313.
Kitchener, Lord, Life and Work,
243-258.

Korea, annexed to Japan, 398.

M.

The Labour

Macassey, Sir Lynden,
Party and its Policy,' 317.
Macaulay, Lord, 'History of Eng-
land,' 233.

Machiavelli, opinion on progress, 104.
Mackenzie, Compton, letter from
Henry James, 201.

Malinowski, Dr, The Family among
the Australian Aborigines,' 167.
Marchmont Hall, founded, 157.
Marett, R. R., 'Primitive Relation-
ships,' 161.

Marsupials or pouched mammals, 94.
'Mayflower,' the, voyage, 259.
Mayhew, H., 'London Labour and
the London Poor,' 241.
Meat, supply problem, 286-shortage,
291-scheme of rationing, 293–295.

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