Indemnity. 
Indo-European family of languages. 
Istria. 
Italy,
  a battle ground of nations;
  becomes a nation;
  makes war on Turkey;
  declines to support Austria and Germany;
  declares war on Austria.

Kavala. 
Kent, William, on Mexican intervention. 
Kerensky, leader of the Russian government. 
Kings, origin of. 
Koumanova, battle of.

Labor troubles,
  in England;
  in Russia. 
Language, relationship shown by. 
Latin tongues. 
Lithuania. 
Lombards. 
Lorraine. 
Louis XIV of France. 
Lusitania, sinking of the.

Macedonia. 
Magyars. 
Marathon, battle of. 
Marchand, Major. 
Maria Theresa,
  Empress of Austria;
  helps to divide Poland. 
Marlborough, Duke of. 
Mazzini. 
Metternich. 
Middle Ages. 
Military service,
  owed to rulers;
  in Prussia;
  in France. 
Mirabeau. 
Moltke. 
Montenegro,
  origin of;
  declares war on Austria. 
Monroe Doctrine. 
Moors. 
Murat.

Napoleon III. 
Netherlands, foundation of kingdom of. 
Newspapers, control of. 
Normans. 
Norway,
  joined to Sweden;
  danger from Germany;
  vigorously protests submarine warfare. 
Novibazar, the Sanjak of.

Ostrogoths.

Paris, siege of. 
Peace,
  German offer of;
  Allies’ terms of;
  United States’ desire for;
  Russo-German conference toward;
  German desire for. 
Peasants,
  attached to the land;
  support fighting classes. 
Peter the Great. 
Poland,
  kingdom of;
  partition of;
  given largely to Russia;
  revolutions in. 
Preparation for war
Prussia,
  origin of kingdom of;
  crushed by Napoleon;
  dominated by Bismarck.

Rasputin;
  assists Sturmer;
  is killed. 
Reichstag. 
Reign of Terror. 
Republic,
  first French;
  second French;
  third French. 
Robber chiefs. 
Roman Empire, beginnings of. 
Romansh people. 
Rome, wars of, with Carthage. 
Roon. 
Rothschild, the banking house of. 
Roumani. 
Roumania;
  hopes of;
  population of;
  declares war on Austria;
  is crushed between two armies. 
Russia,
  rise of;
  attacks Turkey;
  policy of;
  relations with Bulgaria;
  defends Serbia;
  ignorance of the people of;
  revolution in;
  controlled by the Bolsheviki. 
Ruthenians.

Sarrail,
  sent to Salonika;
  watching Bulgars and Greeks. 
Saxons. 
Saxony,
  annexed in part to Prussia;
  allied to Austria. 
Salonika, Spanish Jews in. 
Sardinia, kingdom of. 
Schleswig. 
Scutari. 
Serbia,
  trade with Austria;
  relations with Bulgaria;
  trouble with Austria;
  attacked on three sides. 
Serbs,
  origin of;
  lands of;