Habsburgs tried to Germanise Austria-Hungary
Hamilton, Alexander, on Cabinet Government
Henry VII, Government of

Henry VIII, Government of.

Hohenlohe, Prince, quoted

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326 f, 360 f, 362 ff

Holy Alliance, Activities of, in Spain and the New World
Treaty and text of

Additions made to, at Verona

Holy Places of Christianity, Position of

Horse-powers in British and American industries compared
Total in Great Britain and United States compared

Hundred Years' Peace Celebration.
Hungary-See also Magyars.

Deák recommended racial toleration
Educational injustice in .

Growing ascendancy of, over Austria
Hostility to Austria

116, 117, 119 ff

135

. 134 f

120 f

.139 ff

.135 ff

.134 ff

.118 ff

Interest of, in Mesopotamia and Persian Gulf
Planned invasion of, by revolutionary France
by Napoleon I

Iron and steel industries, British, German criticism of

German, are dependent upon Lorraine ore

beds

. 286 f

in Germany and United Kingdom com-

pared

in United States and United Kingdom.

Islam-See Mohammedanism.

compared

245 ff, 287

K

Kossuth, Louis, Policy of

L

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119

Labour, Productivity of, in Great Britain and United States com-

introduces conscription

Lord Bryce on

on advantage of one-man Executive
on bitter need of troops

on New York draft riots.

Speech on the fallen

Suspends Habeas Corpus
was elected by a minority

Lowell, Professor, on Cabinet Government

M

.391 f
365 f, 391

.374 ff

416 ff, 423 f, 425

94 f

21

159

51

52

63, 101

94 ff

95 ff

on Democracy and Government

Machinery, in Great Britain and United States compared
Madison, President, and Monroe Doctrine

Magyars, how distributed in Hungary

monopolise Civil Service, Parliament, &c.

has consistently been defended by England
Homer Lea, on .

how regarded on the Continent

President Jefferson and

President Madison and

Monroe Doctrine proposed by England.

Text of

Munitions, British Ministry of

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409
.283 ff

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Napoleon I, Achievements of, as an organiser

advocates invasion of India

advocates reconciliation with Russia

and Alexander I conclude Peace and Treaty of Tilsit
and Alexander I meet on the Niemen

and Constantinople

and Peter the Great's Political Testament

desires Russia's alliance against England
Eastern policy of

Instructions of, regarding Turkey

on strategical value of Egypt and Suez Canal
Policy of, regarding Egypt

proposes partition of Turkey

proposes that Russia should have Constantinople

tried to dupe Alexander I at Tilsit

wished to push Russia back into Asia

Napoleon III's designs on Mexico in 1861
National Debt-See Debt, National.

Nesselrode, Count, and Crimean War

on neutrality of Switzerland
Policy of, regarding Turkey

73 f

40

385 f

40 ff

44

New York draft riots

Nicholas I, Policy of, regarding Turkey

Nicholas II, quoted

O'Meara, quoted

One-man Executive, Advantage of
Organisation, Rules of good
Output, Limitation of, in England

Palestine-See Holy Places.

Palmerston, Policy of, towards Turkey.

Panama Canal, Vulnerability of

Panslavism, unjustified fear of

88 ff
422
142 f

Paul I of Russia and invasion of India

Peace Congress, The, and After

Peace is responsible for England's industrial backwardness

Peter III, Secret Polish treaty with Frederick the Great
Pitt, the Elder, and Cabinet Government

Poland and Congress of Vienna

Prussia's policy towards, was part of her Russian policy 148 ff, 170 ff

123 f, 183

Recreation of, independent, consequences of, to Russia and

Record of co-operative societies in

Weakness of Government of

Poles, Denationalisation of, England's attitude towards

Grand Duke Nicholas' appeal to

Polybius on Democracy and Government

Prague, National position in

8 f, 183 ff
8 f, 146 ff
165

. 151 f

166 ff, 178 f

. 121 f

183
.120 ff
. 169 f

122 ff, 146 ff

President, American, is Commander-in-Chief of Army and Navy

Power of the

Privy Council, Advantages of efficient

298

. 126 f
364 f

326 f, 359 ff, 391

329 ff, 332, 337, 346 f

Production, British and American, per worker compared
British, per worker has doubled during War
Protectorate, French, over Eastern Christians
Prussia-See also Germany.

.235 ff

.282 f

. 78 #

. 125 f
. 316
183

148 ff, 170 ff, 186 f

. 186 f

161, 184, 185
251
115 f, 134

Savings Banks Deposits, in England, Germany, and United States
Serbia, Ill-treatment of, by Austria, since 1690

Position of

Serbians, Number of

Slavonic Congress of 1908

Smith, Sydney, on British taxation

3, 4, 48, 51, 52, 53, 133 f

Spanish-American War, England's attitude during .
Statesmanship, Study of, neglected in England

Suez Canal, Bismarck on strategical value of

Construction of, ordered by revolutionary France
Great increase in traffic of

Importance of

Napoleon on strategical value of

Sumter, Bombardment of Fort

Switzerland, why neutralised at Congress of Vienna
Syria, French claims to

Talleyrand, diplomatic activities of

T

on strategical value of Constantinople

Taxation, British, in 1792 and 1815 compared

Increase of, during Napoleonic War
Sydney Smith on

high, benefit of

reformed British industry

Tax-collector is the greatest civilising factor

Telephones in United States and Great Britain compared

Thucydides on Democracy and Government

Tilsit, Peace and Treaty of