Emperor as Trade Lord, [292], [295];
Kaiser's disapproval of Monroe Doctrine, [298];
plans for capturing Oriental business, [301];
subsidized steamship service with East, [302];
"leased" colony of Kiau-chau, [304]
Great Britain, benefits accruing from Suez canal, [15];
how control was secured, [15];
preponderance of flag over Suez traffic, [18];
control of interior of Ceylon, [95];
rule in, Asia recognizing no caste distinctions, [107];