India, 11. an independent, 9. British garrisons in, 191. defence of, 249. Great Britain's apprehensions regarding, 25. internecine warfare prohibited in, 59. occupation of, 249. Russia and, 25. the British in, 9. the _Raj_ and, 9. the Sepoy forces in, 191. western sea-passage to, 92. White garrison of, 249. Indian Empire, the, Great Britain and, 86. frontier, the, 205. Ocean, the, 85. Industrial position in the Pacific, 235, 240. "spheres of influence," 236, 240. Infanticide in China, 57. Internecine warfare prohibited by Europe, 59. Isthmian Canal, the, 271. Ivan the Terrible, 5. James I., 104. Japan, 3, 4 _et al._ a dwindling Power, 8. alliance with Great Britain, 39. an offender against China's national pride, 64. and Christianity, 32, 33. and Corea, 64. and Great Britain, alliance, 14, 199. and Manchuria, 64. and Russia, 25, 26. and Shintoism, 32. and the Christian faith, 37. and the problem of the Pacific, 42. and trade relations with White civilisation, 37, 38. army of, 189. army and navy of, 6. bases for industrial prosperity in, 7. character of her population, 43. exclusiveness of, 37. feudal, 36. Germany a possible ally of, 199. healing of local feuds in, 59. in the Pacific, strategical position of, 260. industrial expansion of, 7. labour movement in, 7. "most-favoured-nation" rates, 206. nation-making, 32. "natural capital" of, 44. natural resources of, 6. navy of, 14, 177, 178. poverty of, 5, 6. rumoured alliance with Mexico, 159. Sea of, 260. Shintoism in, 36. territories won in battle, 6. the awakening of, 31. the greatest warrior Power in the Pacific, 32. the "honoured ally" of Great Britain, 33. the Mikados of, 31, 36. the rise of, 31. the Tartar invaders of, 35. Treaty of Commerce and Navigation with Great Britain, 206, 207-211. war with China, 26. war with Russia, 7, 25 _et seq._, 265, 268. warlike confidence of, 6. Japanese acquire Formosa, 38. acquire the Pescadores, 38. ancestry of, 35. and British, analogy between, 35. annex Corea, 38, 42. arrogance of the, 46. artistry of the, 34. as painters and potters, 33. --Chinese alliance the greatest Asiatic peril, 266. contempt for Chinese, 56. disappointment with the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, 210-211. emigrants, 45, 46. Government proposes State adoption of Christian religion, 32 (footnote). hatred of, by Chinese, 56. interests in Corea, 205. Minister for Home Affairs: communication to Japanese Press, 32-33 (footnote). national feeling of the, 46. naval estimates (current), 177. settlements, 44. tariffs, 241, 242. the chief element of Hawaiian population, 79, 80, 81. their reputed genius for war, 28. transformation of the race, 33. Java, 93. Java Major, 103. Jebb, Mr Richard, 232.