Industrial education, 234. Industrial reform, 233. Imperial Protestant Charter of 1850, 252. Islam, Koran, 35, 201; death penalty for change of faith, 133, 250; fatalism, 210. Jacobites, 57-59. Janissaries, 32. Jerusalem, 122. Jesuit schools, 183. Jews, 56, 57; revival of interest in, 86; work among, 140, 143. Kaaba, 95. Keith-Falconer Mission in Arabia, 133. King, Jonas, 120, 121, 160. Koordistan Missionary Society, 229. Koords, history, 73; character, 74; armed by government, 75; religion, 76, 78. Koran, 201; basis of law, 35. Lancaster, Joseph, 160. Lancasterian schools, 181. Lawrence, Edward A., quotation, 14, 64. Laws, founded on Koran, 35. Macedonia, Turkish rule in, 261, 263; uprising in, 264, 276, 279; reforms promised, 275; Young Turk Party in, 279; constitution restored, 281. Mahomet I, 1413-1421, 33. Mahomet II, conqueror of Greek Empire, 33. Marash, 172, 188. Maronites, 54. Martyn, Henry, 124. Massacres, 218. Mecca, 94. Medical missionaries, 207. Medina, 207. “Memoirs of William Goodell,” quotation, 232. Methodist Episcopal Board (U. S.), 146. Midhat Pasha, 281. Mineral resources, 24. Mission policy, 119, 139, 141, 157, 159, 162, 207, 223. Missionaries, moral influence of, 142; noted, 177; contribution to knowledge of country, 115; to literature, 199; to industry, 233; trust in, 216; relief work, 218; relation to native churches, 173; under English protection, 241; charges against, 255. Missionary interest, awakening of, 86. Missions, division of field, 145; problems of, 115; object of, 108. “Mohammedan World of To-day,” quotation, 72, 248, 266. Mohammedans, contact with Christianity, 113-115, 119, 238; interest in, 144; converts, 254, 257; religious liberty promised, 250; no religious liberty, 255. “Multeka,” code of laws, 35. Native Church, self-support, 224-227; self-propagation, 228. New Turk Party, 79, 268, 279. Nicholas, Czar, epithet applied to, 15. Norton, Thomas H., quotation, 170. Nusairiyeh, 53. Orchan, 32. Orphans, industrial training of, 234. Osman, founder of dynasty, 31.