try, 211, 154.

'Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse,' de-
struction of, 221, 579.

Kaitish tribes, their beliefs, 203, 457.

Kalbeck, Herr Max, Johannes
Brahms,' 205, 366.

Kalkoff, P., 'Die Vermittlungs-
politik des Erasmus,' 203, 424 et
seq.
Kampoúroglos, D. Gr., 'History of
the Athenians,' 207, 422.

:

Kant, criticism of his philosophy, 205,
417—his explanation of the cosmi-
cal system, 210, 360 et seq.-his
view of morality, 211, 119–his
'Critique of Pure Reason,' 213,
449; 217, 390, 400-his doctrine
of space, 216, 169–171-views on
causal reasoning, 218, 161.
Kapadia, S. A., Wisdom of the East
Series,' edited by, 208, 98.
Kapp, Frederick, Friedrich der
Grosse und die vereinigten Staaten
von Amerika,' 214, 10, 19.
Kapteyn, Prof., his assistance to Sir
David Gill, with the catalogue of
the stars, 221, 195.
Karénine, Mdme Vladimir, George
Sand, sa Vie et ses Œuvres,' 220,
315.

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W., George Sand,' 216, 40.
Kassner, Rudolf, 'Die Mystik, die
Künstler und das Leben,' 208, 24

Apologia,' 204, 526 'Socialism
and Modern Thought,' 212, 426—
'Spinoza, Goethe, and the Moderns,'
217, 390.

Kautzsch, E., ‘Die Heilige Schrift des
Alten Testamentes,' 206, 177.
Kayserling, Dr H., 'Soziale Kultur,'
219, 556, 572.

Keary, C. F., 'The Pursuit of Reason,'
215, 117.

Keats, John, his criticism of Lord
Byron, 202, 450—his feeling for
Gothic art, 206, 82, 86-his poem

Kebeisa, village, 212, 343.

Keble, John, on the spiritual nature
of the Church, 205, 203—' The
Christian Year,' 204- Lyra Apos-
tolica,' ib.-
.-on the doctrine of Apos-
tolical Succession, 206-contributor
to the Quarterly Review,' 210,
757-his article on Conder's 'Sacred
Poetry,' 761.

Keeler, Charles A., ' Evolution of the
Colours of North American Land
Birds,' 213, 132.

Keith, A. Berriedale, 'Responsible
Government in the Dominions,'
214, 529; 220, 2 note.

Kelvin, Lord, his use of the soapbubble in research, 219, 115. Kelynack, T. N., The Drink Problem,' edited by, 208, 568. Kemble, J. M., on the value of genealogy, 205, 531.

Kennedy, A. J., ' Handbook of Settlements,' edited by, 221, 216.

J. M., his translation of "The Gospel of Superman,' 218, 148.

Mr, his life of Parker, 216, 87. Kenny, Dr C. S., 'Outlines of Criminal Law,' 221, 340.

Kensit, John, advice from Dr Creighton, 202, 482.

Kent, Charles Foster, 'The Student's
Old Testament,' 206, 173.
Kenyon, F. G., 'Greek Papyri and

Recent Discoveries,' 208, 333-
'The Works of Robert Browning,'
217, 438.

Ker, Prof. W. P., 'Epic and Romance,' 208, 554; 215, 495-'The Dark Ages,' extract from, 212, 377 note -'Dante,' 213, 409-his article on Gray, 220, 410-'English Mediaval Literature,' 221, 457 note. Kerr, Captain Mark, on the range of torpedoes, 218, 463 note. Kerridge, Thomas, President of Surat,

221, 93-amount of his salary, 98. Kettle, Prof., on the increasing ex

penditure of Ireland, 217, 285– cost of the Insurance Act, 287.

Kew, Royal Gardens at, proposed amalgamation of botanical collec

KIKUYU.

tion with the Natural History Museum, 205, 494.

Key, Ellen, 'The Woman Movement,' 219, 147 et seq.

Khan, Sir Syed Ahmad, his loyalty to the British supremacy, 210, 693. Kharkoff, disorders in, 205, 602, Khartoum, fall of, 209, 40.

Khasis, customs of the, 207, 195. Kheidhar, 212, 361-castle of, 362– 364-plan, 367.

Khilkoff, Prince, Russian Minister of Ways and Communications, 202, 287-his mode of conducting the war with Japan, ib. Khodainamak,' or Book of Kings, 211, 41.

Kinglake, A. W., his history of the
Crimean War, 210, 768-contri-
butor to the Quarterly Review,'
ib.-review of his 'Eothen,' 777—
his article on Invasion of the
Crimea,' 211, 308.

Kingsley, Rev. Charles, epigram on,
202, 7-on the number of mystics
in England, 207, 427-attack on
Newman, 217, 474.

Kipling, Rudyard, his tales of Indian
life, 203, 49, 67-style of his writing,
50-'The Neolithic Age,' lines from,
448- Finest Story of the World,'
220, 485.

Kirke, Colonel Percy, his 'Second
Tangier Regiment,' 205, 3 note.
Kirkham, lines from his ballad, 218,
385.

Kirkman, Francis, his 'Famous and

Delectable History of Don Bel-
lianis,' 206, 41.
Kirkpatrick, F. A., Trafalgar,' 208,

KNOX.

Kitchener, Lord, result of his attack
on Paardeberg, 205, 163–166-on
the number of Sikhs serving in the
army, 213, 201-his scheme of
land defence for Australia, 216,
237-on the maintenance of ade-
quate naval forces, 219, 494.
Kites, for military purposes, 220, 559.
Kittel, Rudolf, 'Studien zur hebräi-
schen Archaologie und Religions-
geschichte,' 212, 73.
Kittredge, G. L., Cotton Mather's
Election into the Royal Society,'
218, 32, 36-'Some Lost Works
of Cotton Mather,' 32.

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John, and the Scottish Re-
formation, 205, 169-works of
David Laing, 170-Dr McCrie, 173
-Prof. H. Brown, 175-relations
between Queen Mary and Knox,
176-his trial on a charge of treason,
178-Dr Cowan's book, 179, 192—
character of Knox, 180-Mr Lang's
book, 181-criticism of the 'His-
tory of the Reformation,' 183—