Duma, Great, 313, 314; new, 314. Durnovo, Madame, 192, 193. E Ebert, Imperial Chancellor, 287, 288. Eckartsau, 119. Edward VII, of England, 74, 103, 162; at Kiel, 115; invites Kaiser to Windsor, 117; "policy of encirclement," 45, 115, 126, 128, 257; visits Berlin, 126; death of and funeral, 128-130, 144; actions of explained, 310; political ambitions of, 310; and the Entente Cordiale, 316. Egypt, 312. Eiffel Mountains, 180. Einem, General von, 151, 161. Eisenach Conference, 213. Emden, 181. Empire, French, 325, 327. Empress, German, 61, 196, 297, 302, 338. Ems, 326, 329. England, 9, 10, 15, 16, 26, 44; conditions of English workmen, 44-45; and Germany as to coaling stations, 69; anger at Germany's occupation of Kiao-Chau, 70-71; and France, 71 n., 72, 73, 75; and United States, 71 n., 72-74, 75; naval stations, 78; and Japan, 78, 82; Kaiser foresees complications with, 83; Kruger telegram, 83-86; Russia and France's proposal to Germany to attack, 87, 91; Kaiser loyal to, 87; the Kaiser's opinion of Englishmen, 98; death of Queen Victoria, 103; Kaiser's reception in England, 102-104; Chamberlain suggests alliance between Germany and England against Russia, 104-106; validity of alliance, 106; plan fails, 106; alliance with Japan, 106; pro-French and anti-German attitude of, at Algeciras Convention, 115-116; Kaiser visits Windsor, 117; Edward VII visits Berlin, 126; death of Edward VII, 128-130; funeral, 129-130; unveiling of statue to Queen Victoria, 142-143; Kaiser at, 142-143; festivities, 143-144; comparison of pomp between democratic England and mediæval Germany, 144; in Egypt, 145; offer to remain neutral in "unprovoked" attack on Germany, 146; "verbal note" to the Kaiser, 147; negotiations, 153-155; repudiation, 159; Kaiser denounces Haldane, 162; evolution of the dreadnaught, 240; fleet, 241, 247, 252; "two-Power standard," 241; Tsar's hatred for, 249; promise of, to side with Russia against Germany, 253; Germany's progress disagreeable to, 304; aim to overthrow Germany, 307; grouping of Russia, France, and, 309; Germany tries to bring about a rapprochement with, 309; Germany consents to limitation of naval construction, 309; political ambitions of King Edward, 310; German could not satisfy, 310; secret agreement with France as to Morocco and Egypt, 312; propaganda in America, 318; blockade, 318; Bethmann tries to keep England out of the Entente, 328; political propaganda, 331-333; working classes, 341; strength of England, 342. Enmity, source of Russian, 9. Entente, 72, 73, 74, 134, 141, 165, 250, 251, 264, 269, 273, 292, 293, 294, 295, 303, 307, 309, 316, 317, 318, 321, 323, 325, 333, 334, 341.