78 : 22. Philippines. The following figures were taken from the _New International Encyclopedia_ and the _Statesman’s Yearbook_ for 1915. The size of the population was established in June, 1914. Total population 8,650,937 Native-born 6,931,548 or 99.2% Chinese 41,035 or 0.6% Americans and Europeans 20,000 or 0.3% The natives are mostly of the Malayan race with the exception of 25,000 Negrito tribesmen. 78 : 24. Dutch East Indies. The figures are taken from the census of 1905. Total population is approximately 38,000,000 Europeans 80,910 Chinese 563,000 Arabs 29,000 Other Orientals 23,000 78 : 25. British India. The figures are from the census of 1911: Total population 315,156,396 (Of these 650,502 were not born in India.) The remainder are divided according to the languages spoken: East Asiatics 4,410,000 Tibeto-Chinese 12,970,000 Dravidian 62,720,000 Aryan 232,820,000 European 320,000 81 : 5. See Francis Parkman, _The Old Régime in Canada_, vol. II, pp. 12 and 13. 82 : 10. See Sir Harry Johnston, _The Negro in the New World_, p. 343. 83 : 8. See the _Genealogical Records of the Society of the Colonial Wars_. 84 : 6. See the notes to p. 38.