Feisal, Prince, at peace conference, 187 _ff._; peace counsels of, 188; made king of Syria, 191 Fisher, on social conditions in India, 270 _ff._ France, Morocco seized by, 57; anti-British propaganda of, 150 _ff._; Arabia and, 184; Syrian aspirations of, 185 _ff._; at San Remo conference, 190; Syrian rebellion and, 191 _ff._; Sevres Treaty and, 193; Greek agreement with, 193; present Syrian situation of, 198 _ff._ Gandhi, M. K., boycott of England advocated by, 224 Gorst, Sir Eldon, Lord Cromer succeeded by, 152; failure of policy of, 153 _ff._ Gouraud, General, Feisal subdued by, 191; danger in methods of, 299 Greece, anti-Turk campaign of, 193; Venizelos repudiated by, 194; Constantine supported by, 194 Habibullah Khan, Ameer, England supported by, 286; death of, 286 Haifa, to be British, 186 Hajj, Islam strengthened by, 38 _ff._ Halil Pasha, Pan-Turanism and, 168 Hanotaux, Gabriel, 57 Harding, Lord, Indian nationalist movement supported by, 215 Hedjaz, Turkish dominion of, 140 Hindustan, Islam's appeal to 60; anti-Western feeling in, 99 _ff._; illiberal tradition of, 120 Hunter, Sir William, on over-population in India, 263 _ff._ Hussein Kamel, made Sultan of Egypt, 156 Ikhwan, beginning of, 71; progress of, 71 Imam Yahya, 199 India, reform of Islamism in, 30; English mastery of, 40; Islam's missionary work in, 52; 1914 insurrection in, 61; English towns and customs in, 100; effect of Russo-Japanese War in, 105, 210 _ff._; liberal political aspirations in, 118 _ff._; democracy introduced by England in, 122 _ff._; opposition to nationalism in, 124 _ff._, 218 _ff._; support of nationalism in, 129 _ff._, 136 _ff._; history of, 201; Aryan invasion of, 201 _ff._; beginning of caste system in, 202 _ff._; Mohammedan invasion of, 203 _ff._; Mogul Empire founded in, 204; British conquest of, 205 _ff._; beginning of discontent in, 206 _ff._; Hindu nationalist movement in, 208 _ff._, 212 _ff._; English liberal policy in, 213 _ff._; result of outbreak of war in, 214; Montagu-Chelmsford Report in, 216 _ff._; militant unrest in, 220 _ff._; effect of Rowlatt Bill in, 222 _ff._; English boycotted by, 223 _ff._; present turmoil in, 224; industries in, 233 _ff._; industrial conditions in, 237 _ff._; industrial future of, 239 _ff._; agriculture in, 243 _ff._; Swadeshi movement in, 244 _ff._; social conditions in, 253 _ff._; status of women in, 254, 258 _ff._; education in, 255 _ff._; over-population in, 262 _ff._; condition of peasants in, 269; city and rural life in, 275 _ff._; economic revolution in, 276 _ff._; attitude of Bolshevists toward, 289 _ff._ Indian Councils Act, terms of, 213; effect of 213 Indian National Congress, 206