Gaelic language. Gaels. Garibaldi. Gauls. German Confederation. German secret agents set fire to American property and kill Americans; try to stir up war between the U. S. and Japan; stir up trouble in Russia. German tribes. Germanic languages. Germany, the Holy Roman Empire of. Germany, the modern Empire of; encourages France to declare war on England; makes friends with Turkey; policy toward Balkan nations; warns Russia; attacks France through Belgium. Goths. Government, by the people; based on the consent of the governed; limited to the ruling class. Governments, newness of European. Great Britain offers to judge Serbian trouble; declares war on Germany. Greece, treaty of, with Serbia; Greek Empire, origin of; fall of. Greeks; ungenerous to Bulgarians, desert to Venizelos; join the Entente.
Hague, court of the. Hannibal’s war against Rome. Hapsburgs, the. Hohenzollern family. Holstein. Homage. Hungarians. Huns.
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.
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.