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INDEX.

A.

Agriculture:
cattle and sheep, [78], [79].
cereals, nature, growth, and trade in, [6], [11], [31], [70], [76], [77].
yield, and estimates of cost of growing, [76], [78].
cheese and dairy products, [79].
college (agricultural) of Ferestreu, [80-82].
education, agricultural, [80].
fanning, slovenly, [6], and [note].
flowers and fruits, [11], [12].
implements of husbandry, [13], [75], [76].
labourers, wages of, [13].
landlordism in Roumania, [84], [85].
land reforms, comparison between Roumanian and Irish, [85], [86].
peasantry, character and condition of, [85], [86].
peasant proprietary, history of the, [82-84], and [Appendix IV].
rotation of crops, [75].
soil, nature and capabilities of, [6], [17], [75], [79].
statistics of occupations, [87].
Archæology:
collections in the Academy at Bucarest, [42].
Constantine's bridge, [27].
Curtea d'Ardges, cathedral of, [27], [58-65].
its traditions and true history, [62-65].
Gothic remains in Roumania, [27].
Roman remains in Roumania, [26], [27].
roads in Roumania, Transylvania, and Bulgaria, [26].
Trajan's bridge, [23], [24].
road on the Danube, [23].
Tablet, [21], [23-25].

B.

Bibliography (see [Appendix V. 'List of Works']).
Biography:
Baasarab, Matthew, [201].
Neagu, [63], [64], [174].
Brancovano (Wallachia), [203], [206].
Bratiano, M., [223], [265], [266].
Cantemir (Moldavia), [204].
Charles I., prince and king, [16], [17], [233-52], [258-60] (see 'History').
Couza, Prince, [229-32] (see 'History').
Decebalus, [119] et seq.
Elisabeth, princess and queen, [55], [92].
marriage, [257].
personal description of, [260], [261].
verses by, [261 note].
Heliade, [221], [222], [223].
Hunniad, Johann Corvin von, [167-69].
Mavrocordato, Nicholas and Constantine, [208], [209].
Mavrogeni, Nicholas, [214], [215], [218].
Michael the Brave, [175], [176-98].
Mircea the Old, [164-67].
Rosetti, C.A., [223], [263-65].
Madame, [262], [263].
Serban II. (Cantacuzene), [64], [202], [203].
Stephen, called the Good, [170], [178].
Trajan, [122] et seq.
Vladimiresco, [219].
Ypsilanti, [219], [220].
Botany:
Ferestreu, plants cultivated at, [80].
garden flowers and fruits of Roumania, [11], [12].
plants and trees of the plains, [6].
of the hills, [11].
of the mountains, [14].

C

Commerce and Manufactures:
building company, for public works, [56].
cereals, imports from Roumania into Great Britain, [81].
Danube, navigation of, [30].
tonnage of vessels entering, [30].
Danubian Commission, history of, [32-35].
flannel factories, [70].
flour mills, [70].
Galatz, trade at, [68-70].
Ibrail, trade at, [72].
maize, imports into England from Roumania, [31].
markets and exchanges, absence of, [55].
match factories, [70].
petroleum wells and distilleries, [14], [31].
railways, extension of, [71].
securities, Roumanian, &c., [270 note].
salt mines of Roumania, [14], [106].
saw mills, [70].
statistics of trade between Roumania and Great Britain, [70].
sugar factories, [70].

E.

Education and Culture:
Academy, the, [41], [42].
its collections and appliances, [42-45].
agricultural college at Ferestreu, [80-82].
Asyle Hélène, girls' school, [92-94].
education in Roumania, [88-95].
compared with England, [89 note].
of youths abroad, [89-91], [95].
collegiate, [89].
other schools, [94], [95].
music, [52], [55], [97].
popular instruction and culture, want of, [55].
Savants—M, Aurelian, [80].
M. Bacologlu, [43].
M. Bernath, [19], [43].
M. Cogalniceanu, [55], [267].
Dr. Davila, [43], [92], [94], [238].
M. Hasdeu, [55], [99].
M. Jon Ghika, [165 note], [267], and [Appendix IV].
M. Stourdza, [42].
M. Tocilesco, 27 note, [42].
societies, learned, [55].
Ethnography:
dances, in their relation to the descent of the Roumanians, [97], [98].
language, in its relation to the descent of the Roumanians, [95-99].
authorities on, [99].
music and its relations to the people, [97].
peasantry, types of, [7].
Trajan's colonists and modern Roumanians, [132], [162].
Wallachs, the, and the Roumanians, [151-64], [164].