The position in the Pacific confronting such a conference would be this: that friendly co-operation between the United States and Great Britain would give to the Anglo-Saxon race the mastery of the world's greatest ocean, laying for ever the fear of the Yellow Peril, securing for the world that its greatest readjustment of the balance of power shall be effected in peace: but that rivalry between these two kindred nations may cause the gravest evils, and possibly irreparable disasters.
THE END
[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].