changed view towards Zebehr, 126; his memorandum on their relations, 126-8; wishes to take him, 128; a "mystic feeling," _ibid._; interview with Zebehr, _ibid._; final demands for Zebehr, 129-30; leaves Cairo, 133; the task before him, 134-5; hastens to Khartoum, 136; reception by inhabitants, _ibid._; his first steps of defence, _ibid._; his conclusion that "Mahdi must be smashed up," 137; his demands, 138; on our "dog in the manger" policy, 139; "caught in Khartoum," _ibid._; appeal to philanthropists, _ibid._; "you will eventually be forced to smash up the Mahdi," 140; his lost diary, 141; his first fight, _ibid._; bad conduct of his troops, 141-2; lays down three lines of mines, 142; his steamers, _ibid._; their value, _ibid._; force at his disposal, _ibid._; loses a steamer, 143; sends down 2600 refugees, _ibid._; his care for them, 143-4; Soudan Question _must_ be settled by November, 144; sends down _Abbas_, 145; full history of that incident, 144-6; left alone at Khartoum, 146; sends away his steamers to help the Expedition, 146-7; hampered by indecision of Government, 147; his telegrams never published, _ibid._; position at Khartoum, _ibid._; his point of observation, 148; cut off from Omdurman, _ibid._; anxiety for his steamers, 149; "To-day I expected one of the Expedition here," _ibid._; the confidence felt in Gordon, _ibid._; his defiance of the Mahdi, 150; his position, 150-1; his last Journal, 151; views on Soudan Question, 152-3; his relations with the Government, 152-6; effect of silence from Khartoum, 156; his view of the Relief Expedition, 159; his shrewdness, _ibid._; his last messages, 160; situation desperate, _ibid._; "the town may fall in ten days," 165; "quite happy, and, like Lawrence, have tried to do my duty," _ibid._; "spilt milk," _ibid._; his last message of all, 168; death of, 169; details supplied by Slatin, 169-70; a great national loss, 173; his example, 173. Gordon, David, i. 2. Gordon, General Enderby, i. 8, 9. Gordon, Fred, i. 5, 138. Gordon, Sir Henry W., i. 4-6, 8-10, 60, 102, 134; ii. 19, 43, 91, 92, 95, 132. Gordon, Miss Mary Augusta, i. 10; ii. 130; correspondence with Zebehr, 130-2, 143. Gordon, General Peter, i. 2. Gordon, William Augustus, i. 3. Gordon, William Augustus, junior, i. 5. Gordon, Mrs, mother of Charles Gordon, i. 127, 128; death of, 138. Gordon, William Henry, Lieut.-General, i. 3, 4. Gordon, Sir William, i. 131. Gordon, Sir William, of Park, i. 2. Goschen, Mr, ii. 19, 23. Graham, Sir G., i. 12, 13, 22, 24, 25; ii. 125, 128, 129, 153, 156, 165. Grand Canal, the, i. 69.