Salisbury, Lord, 36 Samoa, the case of the Powers, 149 Sanderson, Lord, 324 Schulze-Gaevernitz, Prof. von, 6 Sea-Power, overseas trade, Benjamin Kidd on, 17-18. _See also_ British Navy Seeley, Sir J.R., 129, 237 Shaw, G.B., 250 Slavery, Slaves: society of, in Rome, 268; its relation to physical force, 269-270 Socialism, progress of, in Germany after War of 1870, 99 Soetbeer, 98 Soldier: R. Blatchford on character of, 259-260; Captain March Phillips on, 291-292; _Spectator_ on, 264; our debt to the, 293; boyish appeal of the, 293-294; the "poetic shelf" for the, 295 Spain: F.C. Penfold on progress of, since war, 87; failure of expansion of, in Asia, 240-241; Pierre Loti quoted in praise of troops, 242; military virtues of, 242; ruin of, by conquest, 246 Spanish American. _See_ America, South _Spectator_, 156, 209, 210, 292, 333-337, 347, 356 Spencer, Herbert, 271-272 State, States: analogy between individuals in, 194-195; division of, in relation to conflict, 196; ancient and modern, character of, 296; false analogy between, and a person, 298-301; independent nature of, 300-301; _Morning Post_ on the organism of, 304; heterogeneous elements of, 306; Professor McDougal on pugnacity of barbarous, 308-309; definition of, 313; reasons for lessening "rôle" of hostility among, 313-314; position of citizen of small, if he became citizen of a large, 321-322 States small: as prosperous as the Great Powers, 32, 40; investments secure in, 36, 37, 41; cause of prosperity of, 42-43 Statesmen: Major Murray on methods of, with regard to treaties, 41; Leo Maxse on character of English, 196 Steevens, W.H., 282, 289, 290, 291 Steinmetz, S.R., 160 Stengel, Baron von, 20, 162, 229 Story, General John P., 162 Switzerland: the commercial power of, 75; compared to Prussia, 255; position of British subject in, if threatened by Britain, 302 _Temps, Le_, 122 Territorial independence, Farrer on, 42 _Times_, the, 17, 232, 250, 252, 319, 331 Trade: T.G. Martin on Britain's carrying, 18; Admiral von Koster quoted on German overseas, 20-21; impossible to capture, by military conquest, 30-33; statistics of Britain's overseas, 120; diminishing factor of physical force in, 275-276. _See also_ Competition, Commerce, Industry Transvaal: treatment of British Indian in, before and after the war, 117-119; gold-mines of, as motives for Boer War, 125-127; national character of, still unchanged, 135 Treasury, Mr. D. Owen on what enriches, 19 Treaties, Major Stuart Murray on futility of, 41 Tribute, exaction of, an economic impossibility, 31 Tripoli, ineptitude of Italy in, 143 United States: Germans in, 133; General Lea and _Daily Mail_ on national ideals in, 214 _United Service Magazine_, 18