Education, national, 223; exclusion of, 242; system of, 251; defects of, 310; extension of, 333 Elphinstone, Lord, 72 _Empire_ (newspaper), 230 _Englishman_ (newspaper), 43, 230 Espionage, police and postal, 203, 323 Excise (“abkari”), 121; privileges of, 334 Extremists, 28, 42, 70; in Bengal and Poona, 44; leader of, 62; meeting of, 127; at Congress, 183; courage of, 225; warning to, 254; conflict with Moderates, 259 Expenditure, Indian report of, 2; increase of, 173-174 Factories, increase of, 180 Factory Labour Commission, 24 Famine (1900), terrible season of, 2; and finger-prints, 93; preparations for, 94 _et seq._; in Orissa, 136; effects of, 142-143, 278, 280, 281; cause of, 271-273 _et seq._; statistics of, 275; recurrency of, 324; official, 270; Commissioners, duty of, 275; district, 289 Finger-print Bureau, 93 Floods in Orissa, 134 _et seq._; statistics of, 139 Food, increased cost of, 281-282 Forests, Communal, importance of, 95; denudation and appropriation of, 96; Laws, 95; hardships of, 97; absurdities of, 97-98; Department, absorbs Communal lands, 96, 97, 99; Revenue, profit on, 96 France, factories of, 236 Fraser, Sir Andrew, Lieut.-Governor Bengal, 3; presides over Police Commission, 3; Lieut.-Governor Calcutta, 12; over Commission of Inquiry, 120; providence of, 140; on relief works, 146-147; on Partition of Bengal, 175; attempt on, 238 Freedom, Library of, 39; claims for, 130; of speech suppressed, 323 Frontier Province (North-West) created (1901), 3; Policy, revolution of, 14 Fuel, scarcity of, 97, 99 Fuller, Sir Bampfylde (Lieut.-Governor, Dacca), 12; difficulties of, 14; with Mohammedans, 15; resignation of, 15, 203; represses Swadeshi, 184; jest of, 192 Ganges, source of, 160; description of, 263 _et seq._ Ganjam, part of Madras Presidency, 134 Garlands, use of, 112, 130, 313-314 Gauranga, Bengali saint, 211 Germany, rule of, 320-321 Ghose, Arabindo, sketch of, 220 _et seq._; plan of campaign of, 223; on courage and nationality, 225-227; devotion of, 228; arrest of, 228; at National Congress, 238; as mediator, 242-243; presides at Extremist Convention, 260 Ghose, Moti Lai, 211 _et seq._, 243 Ghose, Prasad Hemendra, writer of “Swadeshi-cum-Boycott,” 181 Ghose, Dr. Rash Behari, opposes Seditious Meeting Bill, 25; chosen President of National Congress, 70, 247; sketch of, 233 _et seq._; at National Congress, 256; attacks Extremists, 254-255; presides at Moderates Convention, 260; disregarded by Government, 326