The Australian colonies 565-566 The South-African colonies 566 Europe extended by colonization; contrast with barbaric dominion; Empire of India 567 Summary 568-569 INDEX 571 * * * * * ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. [Transcriber’s note: These additions and corrections have not been made in this electronic version of the text. Page numbers and line numbers reflect the pagination of the original text and may not reflect the structure of this version.] P. 19, l. 10. Latterly the name _Balkan Peninsula_ has come into more general use. P. 38, side-note. For ‘Cities of independent state’ read ‘Growth of independent states.’ P. 41, l. 10 from bottom. This is true in a rough practical way. But when I wrote this, I hardly took in the fact that not a few Greek cities, though practically subject to the Empire, were not finally incorporated with it till ages later, perhaps never formally incorporated at all. P. 55, l. 7. For ‘south-east’ read ‘south-west.’ P. 55, l. 8. For ‘north-west’ read ‘north-east.’ P. 71. When I wrote this, I had not taken in the true history of the Rouman people. See below, p. 435. P. 88, l. 14. Since this was written, I wrote the article ‘Goths,’ in the Encyclopædia Britannica, where I have gone rather more fully into their history from later and minuter study. P. 90, l. 4 from the bottom. I believe the existence of a _Gothia_ by that name in Spain is a little doubtful. As to the _Gothia_ in Gaul, otherwise _Septimania_, and the other _Gothia_ in the Tauric Chersonêsos, there is no doubt. P. 105, l. 14 from bottom. I believe however that the coins of some of the Provençal cities point to a retention of allegiance to the Empire much later. Still there is no doubt as to the formal cession. P. 115, l. 5 from bottom. I now see no reason to believe in any Albanian migrations into Greece till long afterwards. But I still have no doubt that the Albanians strictly represent the old Illyrians. P. 119. Dele side-note, ‘The cession of Gaulish possessions.’ P. 126, l. 6. For ‘_the_ great Mahometan powers’ read ‘_the two_ great Mahometan powers.’ P. 138, l. 9. Dele ‘much as.’ P. 154. The growth of the Christian states in Spain will be found more fully and accurately given in the specially Spanish chapter, Chapter XII. P. 156, l. 4. It will be at once seen that this was written before the events of 1877-8. The later changes in these lands will be found described in Chapter X. P. 167, l. 10. For ‘division’ read ‘divisions.’ P. 172, side-note. For ‘province’ read ‘provinces.’ P. 180, side-note. For ‘schemes’ read ‘scheme.’ P. 189, l. 12. For ‘were’ read ‘some were.’ P. 216, side-note. For ‘ecclesiastical towns’ read ‘ecclesiastical powers.’