Gwin, W. M., plan for colonizing ex-Confederates in Mexico, 223. Hague Conference of 1907, resolutions on forcible collection of contract debts, 259-260. Hague Court, decision in Venezuelan case, 256. Haiti, occupied by U. S. Marines, 288; agrees to American financial supervision, 289; declares war on Germany, 316. Hamilton, Alexander, interested in Miranda's projects, 17-19. Harrison, Benjamin, dispute with Chile, 302. Hay, John, secretary of state, negotiates new canal treaty with England, 180, 181; negotiates canal treaty with Colombia, 185; calls Germany's attention to Monroe Doctrine, 251; advises submission of Venezuelan case to Hague Court, 255. Hay-Herran convention, signed, 185; rejected by Colombia, 186, 187. Hay-Pauncefote treaty, provisions, 180, 181; practical recognition of American supremacy in Caribbean, 265-267. Hayes, R. B., announces new canal policy, 168. Hepburn Bill, 184. Hoar, G. F., on acquisition of the Philippines, 136. Holleben incident, 252-254. Holy Alliance, treaty of the, 61. Honduras, Knox treaty establishing financial supervision over, 283; protests against protectorate over Nicaragua, 285. Huerta, Victoriano, Mexican dictator, 307-309. India House, 8. Indies, Council of the, 4, 5; laws of the, 4. International American Conference, at Washington, 300, 301; at Mexico, 302; at Rio de Janeiro, 303; at Buenos Aires, 303. International High Commission, 304. Intervention, European doctrine of, 57. Isthmian canal, difficulties of, 144; comparative merits of Panama and Nicaragua routes, 145, 146; international questions involved in, 146, 147. Italy, intervention in Venezuela, 249-252. _Itata_, case of the, 302. Iturbide, Augustin de, leads revolution against Spain in Mexico, 45, 46; proclaims himself emperor, 47. Jefferson, Thomas, interview with Miranda, 20; letter to President Monroe on Canning's proposals, 68-70; views on Cuba, 84, 87; on recognition of _de facto_ governments, 308. Juarez, Benito, president of Mexico, 194; recognized by United States, 195; suspends payment on foreign debt, 199; driven from capital by the French, 214, 215; urged by United States to spare Maximilian's life, 235; orders his execution, 237. King, Rufus, correspondence with Miranda, 17-20. Knox, P. C., investigates title of Panama Canal Company, 185; tries to settle differences with Colombia resulting from Panama Revolution, 270-274; Central American policy, 282-285. Lansing, Robert, secretary of state, negotiates treaty for purchase of Danish West Indies, 290; suggests adoption of Declaration of Rights and Duties of Nations, 305. Latin America, and the Great War, 312-318. Laybach, conference of powers at, 59. League of Nations, and Monroe Doctrine, 333, 334.