future relations with Austria, 237-239; influences of finances, 238-242; autocracy threatened, 242-246; in a possible league of peace, 258; reasons for opposing, 259. See also Bismarck; see Prussia. _Grand Design_, of Henry IV, 24, 25. Great Britain, attitude toward federated peace, 15; attitude towards peace in the Napoleonic wars, 45; approached by Alexander I to establish a peace agreement, 48; and the Spanish American colonies, 78; and Turkey, 85; and the Crimean War, 86; and the Conference of Paris of 1856, 87; policy during Bismarck’s era, 96; new attitude towards Germany, 96; new attitude towards France, 97; forms the _Entente Cordiale_, 99; and the revolution of the Greeks, 107; in the Crimean War, 109; at the conference of Paris, 110; influence over Turkey, 112, 115-117; at Congress of Berlin, 113, 115-117; and Cyprus, 116; and Suez Canal, 116; in Persia, 128, 174; imperiled by German success, 133, 134; former isolation in Europe, 157; and the German naval program, 159; reënters Continental politics, 162; position in Egypt recognized, 166; supports France in third Moroccan incident, 172; necessary for her to enter the war, 182; probable course if Russia becomes aggressive, 202; future relations with France, 250. Greece and Balkan War of 1912-1913, 89. Greece, beginnings of modern, 107; the revolt against Turkey, 107; acquires Thessaly, 117; and Cretan revolution, 118; growing power of, 120; in the Balkan War of 1912-1913, 122-127. Greek war of independence, 77. Hague Conferences to promote peace, the, 37. Hague tribunal and the Moroccan question, 169. Hatred as an implement in war, 195-197. Hegel, his relation to the peace plans, 35; philosophy of war, 35, 220. Henry IV, his _Grand Design_, 24. Hertling, Chancellor von, on federated peace, 13. Herzegovina, 108; Austria acquires rights in, 115; taken over by Austria, 120, 121. Holy Alliance, 36; history of, 59-64; terms of, 61; discussed, 62-64; compared with the Treaty of Alliance, 66; taken up by Metternich, 72. Internationalism, 10-12. Italy, attitude toward federated peace, 15; wars for liberation, 88; and the Triple Alliance, 93; and her right to Tripoli, 164; weakened relation with the Triple Alliance, 164, 174; war in Tripoli, 174. Japan--effect of her war with Russia, 99; alliance with Great Britain, 100. Junkers, character of, 141, 145. See Autocracy. Kant, Immanuel, his plan for peace, 34; error in his theory, 232-234; and a federation of nations, 263. Krüdener, Baroness, 60. _Kultur_, discussion of, 144-146. La Harpe, Fréderic César de, 46, 47, 48, 50. League, definition of, 23. League of peace, probable working of, 257-261. See Federation of Nations.