Ibsen, 103 Ignatieff, Count, estates of, 236 “Intellectuals,” the, character of, 43; wholesale arrests of the 132 Intelligenzia, the— As a Political Party, 130 Revolutionary sympathies of the, 77, 81–83, 90–91 Treatment by the Government, 91–96 Irkutsk, 3 Ivan Veliki, Cathedral of, 164 Jacobins, the, 88 Jen-tzen-tung, description, 11–12, 15–16, 20 Jerome, Jerome K., read in Russian, 18 Jewish massacres, the, 250–57, 300–301 Jilkin, M., 245 John, Father, of Kronstadt, 52 Johnson, Dr., _quoted_, 114, 148, 152 Junius, _quoted_, 186–88 Karakosof, execution of, 271 Karavaieff, B. V. Kousmin, 220 Kareev, N., 220 K. D. Club, the, deserted on dissolution of the Duma, 281 Kharbin, description of, 8–9 Khilkoff, his portrait, 22 Kiev, massacres at, 253, 255 Kipling, Rudyard, read in Russian, 18; the “Jungle Book,” 210–11 Kizlitzki, M., of the battery, 14, 17–18 _Kniaz Potemkin_, the mutiny on the, 98 Knout, use of the, abolished, 270 Kokoshkin, F. F., joins the Zemstvoists, 130; speeches of, 219 Kologrivo, village of, 270 Komissaroff, officer, and the printing-press, 254–55 _Koulich_, 165, 166 Kouropatkin, 10, 220 Kouznetsk, town of, effect of railway strike at, 21–25 Kouznetski Most, the, Moscow, 59 Kovolievski, Prof.— Expropriation, his speech on, 214–15 Inter-Parliamentary Congress, to go to, 272 Motion of, 192–94 Style of oratory, 199, 208–9, 220 _Kreekòons_, arrests of the, 154 Kremlin, the— Demonstrations on the Emperor’s birthday, 49 Easter Services in, 162–69 Kronstadt, the mutiny at, 44, 98 La Fontaine, _quoted_, 297–98 Labour Party, composition in the Duma, 218, 221 Labour Party Club, 281 Land, _see_ Agrarian question Landlords, condition subsequent to the land sales, 178–79 Landscape, a typical Russian, 144 Lansdowne, Lord, 284 Law and Order, party of, 153 “League of Liberation” formed by the Zemstvoists, 129 Lee, Vernon, 161 Leroy-Beaulieu, M., _quoted_, 270–71; his book on Russia, 289 Letts, number of, in the Duma, 218 Li, Chinese measure, 12 Libau, the mutiny at, 98 Liberal Party, the— Attitude towards the War, 128 Demands of, 36–38, 42 Manifesto, reception of the, 35, 133–34 Views of, 107–116, 303–7 _Liberté de Mœurs_, 234, 241 Liberty of the Press, _see_ Press Liberty, personal, in Russia, 242–45 Linievitch, 9 Ling Po, 15 Literature, amount of translations from English, read, 18–19 Lithuanians, number of, in the Duma, 218 Little Russians, 24 Loan, the Foreign— Party opinions regarding, 174–77 Social Revolutionaries, attitude of the, 169–70 Lobkovski Pereoolok, the, Moscow, 56 London, a Russian’s opinion of, 266 Losev, peasant, his speech in the Duma, 215–17 Louis XVI., Prof. Aulard on, _quoted_, 222; his policy, 258–59 Lvov, M., joins the Zemstvoists, 130, 220 Mæterlinck, 103