British Admiralty and Imperial naval co-operation, 112. and Japanese, analogy between, 35. Columbia and Asiatic immigration, 45, 234. Continent in the Pacific, the, 100 _et seq._ diplomacy in Pacific, 276, 279. modification of, in the future, 277. Dominions, their loyalty to the Mother Country, 277. Empire, one grave strategical weakness, 251. foundation of, 76. strategical position of, 258. the possibilities of, 129. White population of, 129. Flag in the South Pacific, the 135. foreign policy, 17. garrisons in India, 191. Government recognise Maoris as a nation, 125. Imperial expansion, 17. intentions on Tibet, 211. --Japanese Alliance, renewal of, 208. Trade Treaty, right of British overseas Dominions regarding Japanese immigration, 207. Treaties: of 1902, 199. of 1905, 204, 209. of 1911, 199, 206, 207-208. Treaty, the, 279. provisions of, 199-201, 204-206. War against United States, contingency abolished, 208. maritime intercourse with Russia, 214. naval power in the Pacific, re-establishment of, 265. Navy: effective tonnage, 185. Pacific Fleet, a, 181. Pacific naval strength, 14. people, the, Empire-making of, 87. people, the racial origin of, 87. --Russian Alliance not impossible, 213. trade with Latin America, 162, 163. treaty with Holland, 96. Britons, Romanised, 88. "Brown Bess" musket, the, 197. "Bush," the, in Australia, 121. in New Zealand, 120. Byzantine culture and the Southern Slavs, 22. Empire, the Greek Church and the, 23. Byzantium and the Normans, 22. California, annexation of, 73. Japanese in, 45. Canada, 2, 11, 13, 259, 265, 277. and the Japanese immigrants, 202. and the Pacific, 165 _et seq._ anti-Asiatic policy of, 279. French in, 165, 167, 168. importance of, to British position in the Pacific, 248. landing fees on Chinese, 234. militia forces of, 191, 194. naval plans, 183. organisation of militia, 195. originally a French colony, 165. policy of Colonel Hughes, Defence Minister, 174. political tendencies, 170. proposed Reciprocity Treaty with United States, 174. race troubles in, 233. religion of, 168. rifle factory, 194. strategical position of, 247. the coastal waters of, 169. the new spirit regarding Defence, 194. universal military training and, 196. water power of, 243. Canadian Defence League, The, 195. feudal system, 167. Fleet unit, Sir Wilfrid Laurier on, 172. General Election of 1911, the, 171, 195. militia, the, 171. naval policy, 172. Pacific provinces and Japanese immigration, 202 (and footnote). Provinces, federation of, 73. protests against, 73, 74. railways and Chinese labour, 233. Cannibalism, 140. Canute, King, 213. Carausius, 88.