Problems of the Pacific

by Frank Fox

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[INDEX]

Acadia (see Nova Scotia).
Adriatic, the, [41].
Ainus, the, [35], [138].
Albuquerque takes Malacca, [96].
Alexander the Great, [21], [103].
Alliance between Great Britain and Japan, [39], [42], [199] et seq.
Amber, the Arabian search for, [22].
America: a "New France" in, [165].
American bureau, the, [272], [273].
conferences, [272], [273].
diplomacy, [224], [275], [276].
—educated Chinese, [53], [54].
Empire, growth of, [69].
Imperial system, an, [12], [161], [164].
Imperialism and the Filipinos, [82].
national temper, the, [67].
naval bases, [224].
"relationship talk," 277.
War of Independence, the, [86].
Andes, the, [151].
Anglo-Celtic alliance, an, [14], [15].
race and the British Dominions, [278].
race best equipped for world dominance, [267].
Anglo-Saxon, the Elizabethan, [69], [148].
Anson, Admiral, [91].
Apia Harbour, Samoa, [215].
Arabians search for amber, [22].
Arabs and the Baltic, [22].
Argentine Republic, the, [150], [160], [162].
army of, [197].
navy of, [183].
Armies of the Pacific:
Argentine, [197].
Australian, [191].
Bolivian, [197].
Brazilian, [197].
British, [191].
Canadian, [191].
Chinese, [190].
Colombian, [198].
Ecuador, [198].
Indian, [191].
Japanese, [189].
Mexican, [197].
New Zealand, [191].
Paraguay, [198].
Russian, [186], [187].
South American, [198].
United States, [190].
Aryans, the, [21].
Asahi Shimbun, the, [46].
Asia, arrogance of, [40].
for the Asiatics, [241], [264].
Asiatic colonisation, White fear of, [231].
immigration, [234].
labour, [228].
labour, cheapness exaggerated, [237].
peril, the greatest, [266].
populations, natural checks, [58].
European influence on, [59].
trade competition, [235], [236], [237].
Asiatics as navvies and dock-labourers, [239].
preventive medicine and, [59].
cannot compete with Europeans, [239].
Atlantic, the, and the White Man, [267].
German power in, [212].
Australasia, [100].
Australasia and the White Race, [101].
Australasian Empire, an, [126].
Australia, [3], [11], [13], [21], [93], [94], [109], [248], [250], [265], [277].
a "colonising invasion" of, by Japan, [253].
and Imperial naval co-operation, [116].
annexed by Capt. Cook, [94]-[95], [101], [123].
anti-Asiatic policy of, [106], [279].
army of, [191].
Chinese poll-tax in, [234].
coloured labour in the mines, [238] (footnote).
Defence Act, the, [109].
early settlers, [102].
first Fleet sails for, [95].
food production possibilities of, [119].
impatient Imperialism of, [277].
Imperialism of, [110].
in 1901 prohibits coloured immigration, [202].
keeping the Asiatic out of, [106].
laws against Asiatic immigration, [234].
Military College of, [192], [193].
official conditions, [193].
cadets, [193].
gambling and cigarette-smoking prohibited, [194].
nation-building material, [105].
Northern Territory of, [138], [238] (footnote), [251], [252], [253], [254], [262].
populating, [255].
potentially the greatest asset of the British race, [118].
prayers for rain, [106].
prolific, [102].
strategical position of, [251].
universal training for military service, [108].
unvisited by Asiatics in the early days of the Pacific, [58].
William Dampier in, [104].
Australian aboriginal race, the, [137], [138].
birth-rate, [256], [257].
Bushman, the, [121].
as material for a great warrior nation, [122].
colonists aggressively Imperial, [95].
democracy, ideal of, [278].
Education Test, [203], [234].
Fleet unit, the, [113] et seq.
Pacific Fleet, the, [181].
sternly resolute, [106].
Australians, warlike spirit of, [108].
aggressive patriotism of, [117].
Aztecs, the, [156].
"Balance of power," 17.
Balboa of Castile, [2], [153].
Baltic, the, [22].
Banana tree, the, [145].
Barbary States, U.S.A., war with, [70], [72].
Barrett, Mr, [272].
Bible, the, [148].
Bingham, Hiram, at Honolulu, [77].
Blaine, Mr, [272].
"Blue-water School of Strategy," 245.
Boccaccio's story of a Christian, [53].
Bolivia, [151], [160].
army of, [197].
Bombay, rats in, [61].
Borneo, [248].
Boston, [77].
Botany Bay, [104].
Boxer outbreak of 1900, the, [50], [59].
Brazil, army of, [197].
Republic of, [160], [162].
Britain, military forces, [191].
Roman invasion of, [87].
British Admiralty and Imperial naval co-operation, [112].
and Japanese, analogy between, [35].
Columbia and Asiatic immigration, [45], [234].
Continent in the Pacific, the, [100] et seq.
diplomacy in Pacific, [276], [279].
modification of, in the future, [277].
Dominions, their loyalty to the Mother Country, [277].
Empire, one grave strategical weakness, [251].
foundation of, [76].
strategical position of, [258].
the possibilities of, [129].
White population of, [129].
Flag in the South Pacific, the 135.
foreign policy, [17].
garrisons in India, [191].
Government recognise Maoris as a nation, [125].
Imperial expansion, [17].
intentions on Tibet, [211].
—Japanese Alliance, renewal of, [208].
Trade Treaty, right of British overseas Dominions regarding Japanese immigration, [207].
Treaties: of 1902, [199].
of 1905, [204], [209].
of 1911, [199], [206], [207]-[208].
Treaty, the, [279].
provisions of, [199]-[201], [204]-[206].
War against United States, contingency abolished, [208].
maritime intercourse with Russia, [214].
naval power in the Pacific, re-establishment of, [265].
Navy: effective tonnage, [185].
Pacific Fleet, a, [181].
Pacific naval strength, [14].
people, the, Empire-making of, [87].
people, the racial origin of, [87].
—Russian Alliance not impossible, [213].
trade with Latin America, [162], [163].
treaty with Holland, [96].
Britons, Romanised, [88].
"Brown Bess" musket, the, [197].
"Bush," the, in Australia, [121].
in New Zealand, [120].
Byzantine culture and the Southern Slavs, [22].
Empire, the Greek Church and the, [23].
Byzantium and the Normans, [22].
California, annexation of, [73].
Japanese in, [45].
Canada, [2], [11], [13], [259], [265], [277].
and the Japanese immigrants, [202].
and the Pacific, [165] et seq.
anti-Asiatic policy of, [279].
French in, [165], [167], [168].
importance of, to British position in the Pacific, [248].
landing fees on Chinese, [234].
militia forces of, [191], [194].
naval plans, [183].
organisation of militia, [195].
originally a French colony, [165].
policy of Colonel Hughes, Defence Minister, [174].
political tendencies, [170].
proposed Reciprocity Treaty with United States, [174].
race troubles in, [233].
religion of, [168].
rifle factory, [194].
strategical position of, [247].
the coastal waters of, [169].
the new spirit regarding Defence, [194].
universal military training and, [196].
water power of, [243].
Canadian Defence League, The, [195].
feudal system, [167].
Fleet unit, Sir Wilfrid Laurier on, [172].
General Election of 1911, the, [171], [195].
militia, the, [171].
naval policy, [172].
Pacific provinces and Japanese immigration, [202] (and footnote).
Provinces, federation of, [73].
protests against, [73], [74].
railways and Chinese labour, [233].
Cannibalism, [140].
Canute, King, [213].
Carausius, [88].
Caribbean naval base for United States, [179].
Sea, Spanish power destroyed, [82].
the United States and the, [67].
Cartier, Jacques, [166].
Castile, the King of, [2].
Catherine the Great, [189], [214].
Caxamalco, Pizarro at, [153].
Chagres, the, [219].
Champlain, [166].
Chang Chih-tung, [51], [52].
Chili, [2], [10], [150], [151].
army of, [197].
navy of, [183].
Republic of, [160], [163].
China, [3], [25], [266].
a new, [56].
ancestor worship in, [55].
and the German Emperor, [10].
and the teeming millions of Asia, [47].
and the White Race, [56].
army of, [190].
Chang Chih-tung's suggestions for reform, [51], [52].
Christian missionaries in, [50].
Confucianism in, [48], [49], [56] (footnote), [57].
deprived of Malthusian checks, [57], [65].
first European ambassadors to, [40].
infanticide in, [57].
Jesuit missionaries in, [50].
legendary history of, [48].
militancy in, [64].
Mohammedans in, [48].
nation-birth of, [8].
navy of, [178].
not a Power in world-politics generally, [34].
persecution of missionaries, [50].
population of, [8], [63].
Republic of, [54].
a united, [55].
Republicanism in, [54], [55].
Mr Kwei Chih on, [55] (footnote).
Revolution in, [8].
suggested alliance with France, [48].
Taoism in, [49].
territorial integrity of, [200], [201], [202], [204], [209], [210], [211].
the Manchu dynasty, [50], [55] (footnote).
the Ming dynasty, [50].
the Mongol dynasty, [49].
the power of, in the Pacific, [9].
the Reform movement in, [51] et seq.
Chinaman, the, arrogance of, [48].
courage of the, [47].
superior to Japanese, [47].
China's attitude regarding Pacific issues, [65].
indemnity to Japan, [26].
Chinese ancestor worship, [55].
Chinese, artistry of the, [34].
as agriculturists, [238].
as miners, [237].
contempt of, by Japanese, [56].
distaste for adventure, [57].
Grand Khan, the, [49].
exchanges greetings with Pope of Rome, [50].
hatred of the Japanese, [56].
immigration forbidden in United States, [235].
immigration, restrictions on, [64].
in the Malay Archipelago, [58].
in the United States, [53].
—Japanese alliance not likely, [56].
labour on Canadian railways, [233].
landing fees in Canada, [234].
national spirit of the, [51].
non-aggressive, [56].
parent races of, [49].
poll-tax in Australia, [234].
rights in the Malay Peninsula, [142].
Socialists, [49].
students visit Japan, [53].
war, the, [26].
Christian missionaries in China, [50].
Chuen Hsueh Pien, the Bible of Chinese moderate reformers, [52].
Clayton-Bulwer treaty, the, [81].
Colbert, the Minister of Louis XIV., [167].
Colombia, army of, [198].
Colombo, Capt. Macaulay on, [97].
"Colossus of the North," the, [17], [25].
Columbia, [163].
Columbus, [104], [105].
Commonwealth Crisis, The, [253].
Commonwealth of Australia, birth-rate of, [256], [257].
Confucianism in China, [48], [49], [56] (footnote), [57].
Constantinople, Convention of, [221].
Russia in, [23].
the Turk in possession of, [41].
Cook, Captain, [94], [101].
annexes Australia, [95], [123].
lands at Botany Bay, [104].
visits New Zealand, [123], [141].
Corea, [5], [6].
and the Tartar invaders of Japan, [35].
annexed by Japan, [38], [42], [260].
independence of, [202].
Japan and, [64].
Japanese interests in, [205].
territorial integrity of, [25], [200], [202], [206].
Cortes, [2], [3], [156].
Cossacks, the, [187], [188].
the, and Siberia, [5].
Courteen, Sir William, [104].
Crimean War, the, [24].
Cross and Crescent, [23].
Cuba, [260].
conquered by Velasquez, [156].
fate of, [155].
Guantanamo Bay, [179].
naval base at, [222].
Spain's misgovernment of, [82].
Cushing, Mr Caleb, [81].
Cygnet, the, [104].
Dale, Sir Thomas, [166].
Dampier, William, visits Australia, [104].
Darius and the Greeks, [40].
Dashwood, Mr, [252].
Declaration of Neutrality of 1893, American, [68].
De Monts, [166].
De Quiros, [104].
De Torres,

[104].
Diaz, [2].
abdication of, [159].
and the Mexican revolutionaries, [158].
fall of, [158].
Dickinson, Mr, United States Secretary for War, [172] (footnote).
Drake, Sir Francis, [69], [91].
"Dreadnought" types in 1912 and 1915, forecast of, [184].
Ecuador, [151], [161], [260].
army of, [198].
Edward, Dr Hall, [229].
Effective tonnage of the three greatest Naval Powers in 1912 and 1915, [185].
Egyptians' device for avoiding mosquitoes, [217].
Elizabeth, Queen, [24].
Elizabethan Englishman, the, [69], [148].
era, the, [90], [214].
England, an ingenious speculation as to her climate on opening of Panama Canal, [220].
Elizabethan, the spirit of, [76].
her sea-power, [89].
English Channel, the, [87].
Englishman, the Elizabethan, [69], [148].
Entente between Great Britain and Russia, [199].
Europe prohibits Asiatic internecine warfare, [59].
European ambassadors to China, the first, [40].
"balance of power," a, [17].
hegemony, the, [40].
relations with China, [49].
scientists and Asiatics, [59].
trade and missions in China, [50].
Fanning Island, [251].
Fiji, [3].
Group acquired by Great Britain, [134].
Hindoo labourers in, [231].
Fijian, a typical gardener, [143].
Filipinos, the, [82].
Finns, the, [21].
Fisher, Mr, Prime Minister of Australia, [133].
Fitz-Gerald, Mr James Edward, [126].
Fleet unit, the Australian, [113] et seq.
Formosa, [4].
ceded by China to Japan, [38].
Fotheringham, Colonel, [196].
France, [3], [10], [199].
and China, suggested alliance, [48].
Napoleon and, [18].
trade relations with Japan, [38].
Fremantle, Dr Francis, [60].
French Canada of to-day, [167].
under theocratic despotism, [167].
French-Canadian priesthood, the, [168].
French Canadians, [165], [168].
their national character, [168].
French project for Panama Canal, [216].
Revolution, the, [124].
French, the, [267].
Galapagos Islands, the, [222], [224], [260].
Gatun Lake, area of, [218], [219].
Gengis Khan, [22], [49].
German navy: effective tonnage, [185].
power in the Atlantic, [212].
Germans, the, in Kiao-Chau, [10].
Germany, [3], [10].
a possible ally of Japan, [199].
a possible ally of United States, [199], [212].
Gordon, General, [47].
Grant, President, [74].
Great Britain a Free Trade country, [206].
abandons "splendid isolation" ideal, [27].
acquires the Fiji Group, [134].
and her Indian Empire, [86].
and Japan, alliance, [14], [28], [34], [39], [199].
Treaty of Commerce and Navigation with Japan, 206, [207]-[211].
and Russia, an understanding between, [213], [214].
entente between, [199].
friendship between, [211].
and the Pacific, [269].
and United States, an instinct towards friendliness, [199].
friendliness between, [215].
treaty with United States, [220].
annexes New Zealand, [125].
entry into the Pacific, [85].
her naval strength in the Pacific, [14].
Imperialist sentiment in, [203].
navy of, [180].
sensitive to opinions of her Dominions, [203].
the rivalry of the United States, [269].
trade relations with Japan, [38].
Great Britain, where established on west of Pacific, [248].
Great Lakes, the, and the United States, [70].
Greek Church, the, [22], [188].
and the Byzantine Empire, [23].
republics, the, and the Persian Empire, [41].
Greeks and Persians, [40].
Grijalba in Mexico, [156].
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, [179].
Gulf Stream, the, [87], [219].
"Habitants," 167.
Hairy Ainus, the, [35].
Hamilton, Alexander, [71].
Hawaii and the Maoris, [139].
Arms Registration Ordinance, [79].
Spaniards in, [93].
the coolies and traders of, [145].
the key to the Pacific coast of North America, [3].
Hawaiian garrison, the, [190].
Group, natives helpless material for nation-making, [145].
Islands, the, [77], [258], [259].
annexation of, [78], [81], [83].
Japanese in the, [44], [45], [58].
Republic formed, [78].
population: the chief element, [79], [80], [81].
Hawaiians, the parent stock of the, [142], [145].
Health and Empire, cit., [59]-[62].
Hegemony of Pacific Ocean, [258].
Heine, cit., [24].
Henderson, Sir Reginald, [181].
Hercules, the Pillars of, [1].
Herodotus, [217].
Holland, British treaty with, [96].
Holy Alliance, the, [72], [155].
Honduras, U.S.A., treaty with, [270]-[271].
Hong Kong, [11], [85], [97], [248], [250].
harbour of, [98].
Honolulu, [12], [260].
a holiday scene at, [80].
Harbour, [259].
Hiram Bingham's first sermon at, [77].
naval base at, [78], [80].
Hughes, Colonel, [174], [195].

Huidekoper, Mr, [171] (footnote), [172] (footnote).
Huns, the, [40].
Imperial Conference of 1911, the, [127] et seq.
Defence Conference of 1909, the, [111], [172], [181], [183].
the British Admiralty memorandum concerning, [112].
Navy, an, [112], [130].
Imperialism of Australia, [110].
Imperialist sentiment in Great Britain, [203].
Incas, the, [151], [152], [153].
"Independent Tribes of New Zealand," the, [125].
India, [11].
an independent, [9].
British garrisons in, [191].
defence of, [249].
Great Britain's apprehensions regarding, [25].
internecine warfare prohibited in, [59].
occupation of, [249].
Russia and, [25].
the British in, [9].
the Raj and, [9].
the Sepoy forces in, [191].
western sea-passage to, [92].
White garrison of, [249].
Indian Empire, the, Great Britain and, [86].
frontier, the, [205].
Ocean, the, [85].
Industrial position in the Pacific, [235], [240].
"spheres of influence," 236, [240].
Infanticide in China, [57].
Internecine warfare prohibited by Europe, [59].
Isthmian Canal, the, [271].
Ivan the Terrible, [5].
James I., [104].
Japan, [3], [4] et al.
a dwindling Power, [8].
alliance with Great Britain, [39].
an offender against China's national pride, [64].
and Christianity, [32], [33].
and Corea, [64].
and Great Britain, alliance, [14], [199].
and Manchuria, [64].
and Russia, [25], [26].
and Shintoism, [32].
and the Christian faith, [37].
and the problem of the Pacific, [42].
and trade relations with White
civilisation, [37], [38].
army of, [189].
army and navy of, [6].
bases for industrial prosperity in, [7].
character of her population, [43].
exclusiveness of, [37].
feudal, [36].
Germany a possible ally of, [199].
healing of local feuds in, [59].
in the Pacific, strategical position of, [260].
industrial expansion of, [7].
labour movement in, [7].
"most-favoured-nation" rates, [206].
nation-making, [32].
"natural capital" of, [44].
natural resources of, [6].
navy of, [14], [177], [178].
poverty of, [5], [6].
rumoured alliance with Mexico, [159].
Sea of, [260].
Shintoism in, [36].
territories won in battle, [6].
the awakening of, [31].
the greatest warrior Power in the Pacific, [32].
the "honoured ally" of Great Britain, [33].
the Mikados of, [31], [36].
the rise of, [31].
the Tartar invaders of, [35].
Treaty of Commerce and Navigation with Great Britain, [206], [207]-[211].
war with China, [26].
war with Russia, [7], [25] et seq., [265], [268].
warlike confidence of, [6].
Japanese acquire Formosa, [38].
acquire the Pescadores, [38].
ancestry of, [35].
and British, analogy between, [35].
annex Corea, [38], [42].
arrogance of the, [46].
artistry of the, [34].
as painters and potters, [33].
—Chinese alliance the greatest Asiatic peril, [266].
contempt for Chinese, [56].
disappointment with the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, [210]-[211].
emigrants, [45], [46].
Government proposes State adoption of Christian religion, [32] (footnote).
hatred of, by Chinese, [56].
interests in Corea, [205].
Minister for Home Affairs: communication to Japanese Press, [32]-[33] (footnote).
national feeling of the, [46].
naval estimates (current), [177].
settlements, [44].
tariffs, [241], [242].
the chief element of Hawaiian population, [79], [80], [81].
their reputed genius for war, [28].
transformation of the race, [33].
Java, [93].
Java Major, [103].
Jebb, Mr Richard, [232].
Jesuit missionaries in China, [50].
"Jingoism" of British nations in South Pacific, the, [95].
Kanakas, the, [136], [142], [143], [144], [145].
Kiao-Chou and the German "mailed fist," 10.
Kidman, Mr Sydney, [252].
Kirk, David, [166].
Kirness, C. H., [253].
Kitchener, Field-Marshal Lord, [111].
Knox, Secretary, [159] (footnote), [212].
Kouropatkin, General, [29].
Kwei Chih, Mr, [55] (footnote).
Labour and anti-Asiatic movements, [232], [233].
movement in Japan, the, [7].
Lansdowne, Marquess of, [201].
Latin America, [147] et seq., [162], [273].
and the Monroe doctrine, [162].
British export trade with, [162], [163].
navy of, [183].
race-mixture in, [147].
strength of, [160]-[161].
summary of position of, [163].
the military strength of, [196].
universal service in, [197].
Latin-American armies, the, [197].
Empire, a, [161].
Power, a, [150].
Republics, the, [72], [75].
United States, the Suzerain Power of, [74].
Latin-Indian race, the, [147].
Latin peoples, the, [267].
Laurier, Sir Wilfrid, [128], [183], [194].
defeat of, [170] et seq.
Laval, Monseigneur, [167].
Lesseps, Ferdinand de, [216].
Levant, the, [41].
Lithuania, Roman culture in, [22].
Lithuanians, the, [22].
Logie, Colonel, [196].
London Gazette, the, on America, [70].
Louis XIV. of France, [167].
Louisiana, cession of, [72].
Macaulay, Captain, [97].
Macdonald, Sir C., [201].
Machiavelli, [57].
Magalhaes, [104].
Malacca, [95].
Malakiki Hill, the Gibraltar of Honolulu, [79].
Malay Archipelago, the, [58].
Peninsula, the, [230].
Chinese rights in, [142].
States, the, [142].
Malays and Chinese, [230].
Malaysians, the, [139].
Malthusian checks, [57], [65].
Manchu dynasty, the, [50], [55] (footnote).
Manchuria, [5], [6], [20].
Japan and, [64].
Russian generals in, [29].
Manchus, the, [8], [9], [266].
Manila, [260].
Maori flag saluted by British warship, [125].

Maori, the, [122], [136], [138], [139].
race in 1769, population of, [141].
system of government, the, [139].
War, the, [140].
Maoris, cannibalism prevalent among, [140].
cede their country to Queen Victoria, [125].
chivalry of, [140].
in New Zealand, population of, [145].
results of civilisation, [141].
similarity to Japanese, [141].
the parent stock of the, [142].
Marco Polo, [49], [103].
Marsden, Rev. Samuel, [123].
Maximilian, [157].
Mediterranean, the, [1].
and the White Man, [267].
Russia and, [18], [23].
Melanesia, [94].
Meliorism, [265].
Mencius, [52].
Merritt, Lieut.-Col. Wm. Hamilton, [195].
Mexicans, the aboriginal, [137].
the, and Diaz, [158].
Mexico, [2], [150], [259].
army of, [197].
Balboa in, [153].
Empire of, [157].
Grijalba lands at, [156].
Gulf of, and the United States, [70].
Republic of, [161], [163].
rumoured alliance with Japan, [159].
Spaniards in, [92].
under Spanish rule, [157].
United States and intervention, [159], [269].
Velasquez in, [156]-[157].
yields independence to Cortes, [156].
Meyer, Secretary, U.S. Navy, [178], [179].
Mikados of Japan, [31], [36].
Military College of Australia, the, [192].
official conditions of, [193].
strength of Latin America, the, [196].
training in Canada, [196].

Militia, Canadian, a conference on organisation, [195].
Militia force of Canada, [194].
Ming dynasty, the, [50].
Miscegenation, [148], [149].
Mississippi, the, [165].
Mogul, the Great, [3].
Mohammedans and China, [48].
Mongol dynasty, the, [49].
invasion of Russia, [22].
Mongolia, Russia's designs on, [211].
Mongols, the, [21], [44].
Monroe doctrine, the, [155], [159] (footnote), [160], [171], [220].
in United States, [71], [72], [73], [75].
extended in scope, [73]-[74].
Monroe, President, [71].
his formal message, [72] et seq.
Morioris, the, [139].
Moscow, [22].
Mosquitoes, [217].
Herodotus on, [217].
massacre of, in Panama Canal-building, [217].
Papuan natives and, [217].
trouble of, in cutting Suez Canal, [218].
Mukden, battle of, [29], [39], [40], [41], [42].
Murray, His Excellency Colonel, [144].
Muscovite Czars, the, [23].
Napoleon, [16], [17], [18], [40], [72], [157], [246].
and Russia, [24].
Napoleonic Wars, the, [155].
Naval forces of the Pacific, [176] et seq.
Navies of the Pacific:
Argentine Republic, [183].
Australia, [182].
Canada, [183].
Chili, [183].
China, [178].
Great Britain, [180].
Japan, [177].
Latin America, [183].
Russia, [176].
United States, [178].
Navy, an Imperial, [130].
Neutral market, a, [230].
markets, Asiatics in, [235], [236], [237].
in which Asiatics can compete, [244].
Negro problem, the, [274].

"New France," a, in America, [165].
the early founders of, [166].
New Guinea, [248].
annexed by Queensland, [134].
New South Wales, birth-rate of, [255].
Royal Commission on fall of birth-rate, [255], [257].
New York, Naval Yard of, [13].
New York Sun, the, [212].
New Zealand, [3], [11], [13], [94], [248], [250], [265], [277].
a Company formed to colonise, [123].
its prospectus, [124].
a steady flow of emigrants to, [125].
and the smaller Colonies, [120] et seq.
anti-Asiatic policy of, [279].
army of, [191].
Captain Cook visits, [123], [141].
Christianity introduced, [123].
colonists aggressively Imperial, [95].
early settlers, [122].
Empire, a, [134].
exclusion of Asiatics, [234].
formally taken over by Great Britain, [125].
impatient Imperialism of, [277].
Imperial patriotism of, [127].
Maoris in, [145].
naval agreement with, [132], [133] (footnote).
naval policy of, [133].
population of, [141].
strategical position of, [251].
the "Bush," 120.
the Treaty of Waitangi, [125], [126].
universal training for military service, [130].
Nicaragua, U.S.A., treaty with, [270].
Norfolk Island, [251].
Normans, the, [22], [89], [90].
Norsemen pirates, the, [89].
North America, the Republic of, [150].
North Sea, the, [87].
Northern Territory of Australia, the, [138], [238] (footnote), [251], [252], [253], [254], [262].
conditions as regards productiveness and health, [254].
decidedly healthy, [254].
life in, [254].
Novgorod, [213].
Ocean of the future, the, [1] et seq.
"Open-door" agreements, [236], [241].
Opium War of 1840, the, [50].
Oregon, annexation of, [73].
Osaka Mainichi, the, on the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, [210].
Ottoman invasion, the, [41].
suzerainty of Europe, Napoleon and the, [40].
Oversea Dominions, population of, [128], [129].
Pacific armies, the chief, [198].
British Dominions, uneasiness regarding British-Japanese Treaty, [202], [204].
Fleet: Australian unit, [181].
of American battleships, the welcome given to, [278].
Russia urged to build a, [213].
Pacific, the, American influence in, [11]-[12].
and Great Britain, [269].
and the United States, [269].
armies of the, [186] et seq.
British Empire and the mastery of, [11].
British influence in, [11].
British possessions in, [13].
British trade interests in, [162].
China and, [8] et seq.
control of: an Anglo-Celtic union advisable, [14].
Drake's log on entering, [91].
fortresses and trading stations, [3].
France and, [10].
future of, Japan's chance, [265].
future of, with White Races, [265].
Germany and, [10].
Great Britain and, [10].
hegemony of, [4], [46].
India and, [9], [10].
industrial position, governed by excluding Asiatic labour, [235], [240].
industrial position in, [228] et seq.
Japan and, [5] et seq.
Japan the greatest warrior Power in, [32].
naval and military forces in, [15].
navies of the, [176] et seq.
no Free Trade ideas in the, [235].
ocean of the future, [1].
position of Japan in, [46].
rivals for, [263] et seq.
Russia in, [16] et seq., [268].
Russian influence in, [4].
South America and, [10].
Spain in, [91].
strategical position of Japan in, [260].
of United States in, [260].
strategy of, [246].
Treaties in, [199].
United States and, [68].
Yellow and White Races and, [63].
Palmyra Island, [12] (footnote).
Pan-American Bureau, the, [272].
Conferences, [272], [273].
Panama Canal, the, [5], [12], [13], [42], [75], [160], [163], [176], [178], [179], [216] et seq., [218], [220], [243], [259], [260], [265], [280].
and United States, [269].
American commerce and, [225].
amount expended by United States, [227].
amount of Pacific and Atlantic water exchanged by, [220].
as a tariff weapon, [224].
early difficulties, [216].
free navigation of, [221].
intended by United States as means of securing dominance in Pacific, [223], [224].
military police for, [221].
naval base at Cuba, [222].
"neutralisation" of the, [220].
plague of mosquitoes, [217].
Secretary Meyer on, [179].
sovereign rights of the United States, [222].
tolls, [225].
treaty regarding management, [220].
Panama, hills of, [219]
Isthmus, the, [81], [155].
by no means unhealthy, [218].
the United States and, [67].
Papua, natives of, and mosquitoes, [217].
Papua, New Guinea, [144].
Paraguay, army of, [198].
Republic of, [161].
Peace Societies, [109].
Peace of Shimonoseki, the, and its consequences, [38].
Pearl Harbour, [78], [79].
Pekin, the expedition of 1900 to, [50].
Penang, [95].
Persia and the Greeks, [40].
Persian Gulf, the, [25].
Peru, [2], [10], [92], [150], [151] et seq., [160].
occupied by Spaniards, [154].
Peruvians, the, [8], [137].
and the elimination of the fighting instinct, [111].
Spanish description of, [152].
Pescadores, the, acquired by Japan, [38].
Philippine garrison, the, [190].
Philippines, the, [3], [4], [12], [104], [259].
Anson's attempt to subdue, [91].
the Spaniards at, [104].
United States acquire, [82].
Pizarro, Francisco, [153], [156].
"Places at table," 118.
"Places in the sun," 118.
Plague, the, [59].
Dr Francis Fremantle on, [60].
Prof. W. J. Simpson on, [61].
Polk, President, [73].
Polo, Marco, [49], [103].
Polynesia, [94].
Pope of Rome exchanges greetings with Chinese Grand Khan, [50].
Portugal: trade relations with Japan, [38].
Poutrincourt, [166].
Power, Senator, [196].
Prayers for rain, [106].
Preventive medicine as aid to population, [118].
Protection, a rigid system of, [226].
Quebec, [166].
captured by Admiral Kirk, [166].
restored to France, [167].
the capital of "New France," 166.
Queensland annexes New Guinea, [134].
Race-mixture, instinct against, [20].
Race troubles in Canada, [233].
Races, psychology of, [35].
Raffles, Sir Stamford, [96].
Rain, prayers for, [106].
Raw levies, uselessness of, [197].
Republicanism in China, [54], [55].
Mr Kwei Chih on, [55] (footnote).
Richelieu, [166].
Rocky Mountains, the, [169], [243].
Roebuck, the, [104].
Roman Catholics in Canada, [168].
Roman invasion of Britain, [87], [88].
Romanised Britons, [88].
Rosanna, the, conveys pioneers to New Zealand, [123].
Rurik, [22].
Russia, [3], [4].
and a Pacific Fleet, [213].
and Great Britain, entente between, [199].
and India, [18].
and Japan, [25], [26].
and Napoleon, [24].
and Siberia, [25].
and the Mediterranean, [18], [23].
and the Napoleonic invasion, [16], [17].
and the Pacific, [10].
and the Persian Gulf, [25].
army of, [186], [187].
British dread of, [18].
British maritime intercourse with, [214].
Cross versus Crescent, [23].
early European civilisations, [21].
European jealousy of, [5].
expansion of, [19].
mistrust of European Powers, [24].
future position of, in the Pacific, [29].
Great Britain's alarm of, [24], [25].
Greeks and Romans in, [21].
in Constantinople, [23].
interior of, [21].
invasion of the Turks, [23].
Lord Salisbury on, [16].
national heroes of, [22].
naval strategy of, [261].
navy of, [176].
race-mixture in, [20].
religious faith, [22].
service to civilisation, [23].
the avenger of the White Races, [23].
war with Japan, [7], [19], [25] et seq., [265].
Russian intentions on Mongolia, [211].
Russians, faith of the, [23].
Russo-Japanese War, the, [7], [19], [25] et seq., [265].
difficulties of Russians, [29].
St Francis Xavier, [37].
St Germain-en-Laye, Treaty of, [167].
St Helena, Napoleon in, [18].
St Lawrence, the, [165].
Saito, Baron, [46].
Salisbury, Lord, [16].
Sandwich Islands, [77].
San Francisco, [91], [260].
Satsuma, revolt of the, [38].
Sea of Japan, [260], [261].
Selkirks, the, [169], [243].
Semites, the, [21].
Sepoy forces in India, [191].
"Setch," the Cossack, [188], [189].
Shimonoseki, the Peace of, [38].
the Straits of, [38].
Shintoism, [32], [36].
Shoguns, the, [36].
Siberia, Russia and, [25].
the Cossacks and, [5].
Siberian Railway, the, [186].
Simeon, [22].
Simpson, Prof. W. J., on the Plague, [61].
Singapore, [11], [85], [95], [96], [250], [258].
harbour of, 97.
Slavs, the, [22], [267].
Socialism in Japan, [7].
Socialists in China, [49].
Sorcerer, the, in the South Sea Islands, [149].
South America, [10].
South American armies, [198].
South Pacific, the British Flag in, [135].
the native races, [135].

South Sea Islands, [93], [149].
Spain: war with United States, [82].
"Spheres of influence," the, [85], [236], [240].
Spice Islands, the, [93].
Straits of Shimonoseki forced, [38].
Straits Settlements, the, [248].
Strategical considerations, [245] et seq.
Suez Canal, free navigation of, [221].
the mosquito trouble, [218].
Sumarai, the, [32].
Sun-worship, [151].
Suva, [143].
Taft, President, [159] (footnote), [171] (footnote), [218], [225], [271].
Talon, Jean Baptiste, [167].
Taoism, [49].
Tartar and Mongol tribes, the, [49].
Tartary, [3], [22].
Tasmania, [137].
Teutons, the, [267].
Texas, annexation of, [73].
Thakombau, King, [134].
Theodosius, Emperor, [49].
Tibet, British intentions on, [211].
Tokio Nichi-Nichi, the, [211].
Tracy, Marquis de, [167].
Trade reciprocity, [164], [174].
Trans-Andine railways, the, [10].
Treaties in the Pacific, [199].
Treaties with Japan, British (1902), [199].
(1905), [204]-[209].

(1911), [199], [206], [207]-[211].
Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Great Britain and Japan, [206], [207]-[211].
of St Germain-en-Laye, [167].
Triple Alliance, the, [199].
Triple Entente, the, [213].
Truvor, [22].
Turkey, Lord Salisbury on, [16].
Turks, the, [23], [40].
at Constantinople, [41].
Russia and, [19].
United States, the, [2], [3], [12], [13].
a social difficulty, [274].
absorption of Mexican territory by, [158].
acquisition of Hawaii, [78], [81], [83].
aggressively Imperial, [68].
and Cuba, [82].
and Germany, possibilities of an "understanding" between, [212].
and Great Britain, an instinct towards friendliness, [199], [215].
and the Atlantic, [67].
and the Negroes, [233].
and the Philippines, [82].
and trade relations with Japan, [37].
army of, [190].
British diplomacy and, [276], [277], [279].
considering intervention in Mexico, [159].
control waterway from Atlantic to Pacific, [82].
decide to construct Panama Canal, [216].
Declaration of Neutrality, [70].
established in the Caribbean Sea, [67].
on the Isthmus of Panama, [67].
establishing naval base at Cuba, [222].
foreign policy, [75].
Germany a possible ally of, [199].
imperialism in, [66].
in the Pacific, strategical position of, [260].
lynchings in, [20].
marvellous growth of, [70], [72].
miscegenation in, [20].
naval strength of, in the Pacific, [14].
navy, [178].
effective tonnage, [185].
Secretary Meyer's report on, [178].
neutral markets, [83].
organisation of industrial machinery, [243].
Pacific possessions, [84].
policy, Imperialist tendency of, [77].
rivals of Great Britain, [269].
rules for exclusion of Chinese, [235].
strategical position of, [258].
the greatest factor in the Problem of the Pacific, [68].
the greatest White nation of the world, [150].
the "Monroe doctrine" in, [71], [72], [73], [75].
the Suzerain Power of the Latin-American Republics, [74].
war with Spain, [82]
when Panama Canal opened, the greatest Power of the Pacific, [243].
Universal military training proposed in Canada, [196].
"Universal service" in Latin America, [197].
Ural Mountains, the, [20].
Uruguay, [161], [163].
Vancouver, [251].
Veddas, the, [138].
Velasquez, conqueror of Cuba, [156].
Venezuela controversy, the, [74].
Republic of, [161].
Victoria, Queen, [24], [125].
Vienna and the Ottoman invasion, [41].
Waitangi, the Treaty of, [125], [126].
Wakefield, Mr Edward Gibbon, [124].
Wallace on the black Australian, [137].
War, the necessity of, [6].
Ward, Sir Joseph, [127] et seq.
Washington's farewell address, [71].
Wei-hai-wei, [248], [250].
Wesleyan mission to New Zealand, [132].
"White Australia," 107, [254].
laws, the, [20].
policy, basis of, [232].
White garrison of India, the, [249].
labour, impatient, [240].
Man and the Pacific, [63].
Race, the, [2], [4], [107].
conquests of, [41].
superiority of, [263], [267].
Races, America and the, [12].
birth-rate, [257].
neither enervated nor decadent, [264].
the future of the Pacific with the, [265].
Russia consolidated by the Normans, [22].
Mongol invasion of, [22].
Worker, The, on Asiatic colonisation, [240] (footnote).
Xavier, St Francis, [37].
"X-Ray Martyr," the, [229].
Yellow Man, danger of overrunning the Pacific, [63].
"Yellow Peril," the, [264], [280].
Yellow Race, the, [2], [4].
defeats the White Race in war, [39].
Yellow Races, the United States and the, [13].
Yturbidi, Emperor Augustin de, [157].
Yuan Shih-Kai, [54].