Education, faults of English, 92–93, _see also_ Schools Eight-hours’ day question, 87–88 Ekaterinoslav Regiment, the, 165 Elections, results of the, 156 Electorate Law, news of the, brought to Moscow, 61–62 Elizabeth, Empress, capital punishment abolished by, 260, 270 Emigration suggested as solution to agrarian question, 181–83 England— Attitude of average Russian towards, 93 Convention in, Russian opinion regarding, 103–6, 240–42, 266 Opinion in, on Russian questions, 259–62 Ermitage Restaurant, proprietor shot, 67 Ermolov, police officer, his crime, 78; his punishment, 261 Esthonians, number of, in the Duma, 218 Expropriation of private property proposed, 179–80; of State Lands, 180–81 Extreme Conservatives, reception of the October Manifesto, 135 Extreme Radicals, reception of the October Manifesto, 135 Fairs— Moscow town, 169 Palm Sunday at Red Place, 159–61 Fasts, Holy Week, observance of, 163–64 Feodor, peasant, his opinions, 290–95 Fielder’s School, the revolutionary meeting in, 56; condition after the bombardment, 66 Finland, political meeting at Terrioki, 243–49 Fontanka, the printing-press discovered at, 254–56 Foreign intervention after dissolution of the Duma, 286, 288–89 Franchise Law, nature of the, 154–56 Freedom of Speech granted by October Manifesto, 98–99 French Revolution— Russian compared with, 116–18, 174, 205–7, 210 Walpole, Horace, _quoted_, 116–18 Funeral in Moscow, description of a, 32–33 Gapon, 248 “Gasudar,” the, 77 Germany, attitude towards the Polish question, 41–42 Gipsies, Russian, 297 Gladstone, 106 Glinka, M., doctor, 14, 17 Godziadan, the military station at, 10 Gogol, his unpopularity, 149 Gonchuling, description, 9–10; tram-railway from, 20 Gorki, Maxim, “Children of the Sun,” description, 29–30 “Gospodi, Gospodi,” 166 Government, the— Attitude towards the Duma, 221, 234, 258–59 Employment of the Press, 234–35, 250–56 Oppression of lower classes, 296 Policy of “Proisvol,” 86–87, 94–96 Resignation of the Ministry, July, 1906, 274 Governor-General, Moscow, the attack on, 188–89 Governors, Provincial, empowered to “outlaw” province, 99 Habeas Corpus, the Russian, 224 Haggard, Rider, read in Russian, 18 Hall of the Duma, description, 191–92 Hardie, Mr. Keir, 284 Haymaking near Moscow, 291–97 Hertzenstein, M., account of, 220; assassination of, 301 Herzen the Socialist, 160 Heyden, Count, politics, 218 Hliebnikov, M., Cossack officer, 14, 18, 122 Holy Shroud, the Service of the, 163 Holy Week in Moscow, 162–63 Homel, the January massacre at, 253 Hooliganism in St. Petersburg, 40; in Moscow, 49–50; _see also_ Black Gang Hôtel de France, Moscow, 28; the Métropole windows broken by the Black Gang, 35; the National, 35; the Dresden, Moscow, 73 Hugo, Victor, _quoted_, 118 Hung-Hutzes, depredations by the, 20