Swadeshi, beginning and reason of, 12-14; movement, 74; and temperance, 122; in Madras and Bombay, 122; true spirit of, 147; effect on hand-looms, 163; “Volunteers,” 178 _et seq._; meeting in Calcutta, 179; oath, 181; women and, 181; good effects of, 180 _et seq._; English traders and, 182; official admiration for, 182; shops, 182; payment for, 187; refused, 188; extension of, 221; limitations of, 228; foundation of, 297; a last effort, 327; development of, 328 _et seq._ “Swadeshi Movement,” by Lajpat Rai, 301 Swaraj (Home Rule), 129-130 Tahsildars, 145 Takavi (loans), 146 Takka Sahib of Nabha opposes Seditious Meetings Act, 25 Taluka (group of villages), 85 Tamil singer, 127; poet, 129; orator, 133 Tanks as social centres, 273 “Tenets of the New Party,” 75 “Test Works,” 274 _et seq._ Tigers, slaughter of, 98-99 Tilak, B. G., an adherent of, 42; opposed to inoculation, 58; as editor, 62; sketch of, 65 _et seq._; as author, 66; imprisoned, 67; sentence quashed, 68; Extremists’ leader, 70; attitude of, 71; statement of aims, 72; on bureaucracy, 73; policy of, 73-74; on moderation, 75; on “Efficiency,” 76; on revolution, 76; influence of, 76-77; arrest, trial, and sentence, 77; moderation of, 221; opposes Dr. Ghose at Congress, 238 _et seq._; on National Representation, 242; addresses Extremists, 260 _Times_, the, against education, 102; Lord Curzon’s letter to, 193 _Times of India_ insults Mr. Keir Hardie and Indians, 230-232 Travancore, education in, 103 Tribhuvaneshwar, temple of, 134 Tributary chiefs, 134-135 “Trust Company” swindle, 108 Turner, Dr., theorizes on plague, 50 Unearned increment, 277 Unitarians of Hinduism, 210 United Provinces, rainfall in, 92-94; agriculture suspended in, 271; tranquillity of, 280 Universities, extension of faculties in, 4; changes in constitution, 5 University, Calcutta, schools disaffiliated from, 15; senate, S. N. Banerjea’s services in, 215; brother of Arabindo Ghose on staff of, 221 Unrest, cause of, 170 _et seq._; meaning of, 322 Uriya people, antiquity of, 134 Vasantha (Spring), 310 Vedantic Order for distributing relief, 146 Vedantists (members of Ramakrishna Society), 210 Vedas, recitation from, 16; belief in, 210 Vedic hymns and worship, 291; school, 306 _et seq._; discipline, 308 Vernacular Press Act, 212 Viceroy, Lord Curzon as, 1, 2, 8, 9; limits right of public meeting, 21; rejects Colonization Bill, 17; Legislative Council of, 23, 45; passes Seditious Meetings Act, 25; winter residence of, 208-209; “Veto” of, 333