SWITZERLAND (_Concluded_) PAGE CHAPTER V THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY 1 The conspiracy of Hentzi; the insurrection of Fribourg, 1. Disorders at Geneva, 4. Tumults in Neuchâtel, 8. Aristocracy and democracy, 9. Davel, 10. Federal relations of the Swiss states, 13. Switzerland feels the shock of the French Revolution, 16. French troops in Switzerland, 20. The capitulation of Berne; the Constitution Unitaire, 23. CHAPTER VI SWITZERLAND SINCE 1798 26 Changes of constitutions and administrations, 26. The evacuation of Switzerland; the nomination of deputies, 28. The act of mediation (1813 A.D.); Cabals follow Napoleon’s fall, 30. Switzerland develops along new lines, 35. Reaction and reform; effects of the revolution of July, 35. Siebener Konkordat; disputes over asylum and religion, 38. The Sonderbund War, 39. Colonel Dufour is made commander of the army, 40. Preparations of the Sonderbund, 41. The capitulation of Fribourg and Lucerne end the Sonderbund, 42. BRIEF REFERENCE-LIST OF AUTHORITIES BY CHAPTERS 48 A GENERAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SWISS HISTORY 49 A CHRONOLOGICAL SUMMARY OF THE HISTORY OF SWITZERLAND 56 RUSSIA INTRODUCTION. THE INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT OF RUSSIA. By Dr. A. S. Rappoport 71 CHAPTER I LAND AND PEOPLE AND EARLY HISTORY (TO 1054 A.D.) 79 Extent, configuration, and climate, 79. The similarity of European and Asiatic Russia, 80. The dualism of north and south, 81. The soil of the Black Lands and the Steppes, 82. Diversity of races, 84. The Finns, 85. Ethnological distribution of religions, 87. The Great Russians and the Little Russians, 91. Social and political organisation, 92. The treaty with Constantinople, 96. The first written document of Russian history, 97. The reign of Igor, 97. The regency of Olga, 99. Nestor tells of the baptism of Olga, 100. Sviatoslav; the victory of north over south, 101. Nestor’s account of Vladimir’s conversion, 103. The death of Vladimir the Christian, 106. Sviatopolk is succeeded by Iaroslav, 107. Iaroslav’s code of laws, 110. Iaroslav dies, 115. CHAPTER II THE PERIOD OF THE PRINCIPALITIES (1054-1224 A.D.) 117