  nationality, 33; present crisis, 29, 33; Romance languages in, 25; shape of land, 29-30; struggle for unity, 20 Berat, 164 Berne, 53, 54 Beskid, 115, 143 Bessarabia, 159; Rumanians in, 172 Bienne, 49, 50, 51, 55 Bismarck, 329 Black Caps, 284 Black Sea, 218; Poland and, 120 Blanc, Mont, 52 Blondness in Asia Minor, 286 Bohemia, 56, 341; culture, 143; German element at present, 148-149; German ring about, 141-142, 144; national consciousness, 148; nationality, 153; Slav and Teuton struggle, 143-144; spoliation, 148 Bohemian and Bohemians, 141-150; literature, 146, 147, 151 BÖhmerwald, 141, 142 Boleslas, 119 Bolzano, 73, 74 Boshnaks, 189 Bosnia, 181, 182, 189, 190; German settlers, 190-191 Bosnian Mohammedans, 190 Bosporus, 174, 178, 181, 217-220, 244 Boulogne, 23 Boundaries, linguistic and political, 342; national frontiers, 328; natural, 327; natural and scientific, 332-334; revisions, 202. See also Frontiers Boyana, 196 Brandenburg, 116, 186, 211 Dwellings, Alemannic, 44; German types, 14; Italian and German, in northern Italy, 68; Lithuanians, 105; Lorraine, 44; Romansh, 54 Dyrrachium, 200 Eastern Question, 180, 228, 231-233, 248 Holland, 29, 30, 33, 329 Holstein, 94, 95. See also Schleswig-Holstein Homo alpinus, 323-324 Hungarian, 154-159 Hungarians, 81, 154; Croatia, 190 Hungary, 131; debt to Rumania, 168; defining, 338-340; Germanization, 156-157; Germans in, 152; individuality, 154; Rumanian problem, 157, 158-159; sketch-map of Rumanian area, 169; Slovakian area, 152; Slovaks, 150, 151 Huns, 176 Huss, 146, 147, 151 Huzuli, 168 Ile-de-France, 9, 11 Ill valley, 38, 40 Illyrian, 86 India, 234, 238, 239, 240, 257 “Ingen,” 36, 44 Ipek, 194, 195, 196 Isarco, 73 Ismailyehs, 298 Istria, Italian in, 77 Istrian peninsula, 76 Italian borderlands, 59-92; Dalmatian islands, 76; inhabitants of Italian speech in Adriatic provinces, table, 92; Istrian region, 77; map showing boundary between Italian and French, 65 Italic and Celtic, in France, 56 Italy, 59-92; Austrian frontier claims (with sketch-map), 335-337; claim on Turkey, 237, 246-247, 256; foreign linguistic groups, 60; class="pginternal">307, 308; reclamation, 239 Metauilehs, 297-298 Metsovo, 160 Metz, 37, 43 Mezzo-Mezzos, 277 Middle German, 13 Midyad, 305 Migrations, 202; influence in southeastern Europe, 165; Rumania and, 167; southeastern Europe and, 161 Rumania, original element and history, 167; Russian influence, 172, 173 Rumanian, 159-173; Albanian and, 165; Bessarabia, 172; Latin kinship, 159-161, 162; map of areas, 166; Serbia, 188; sketch-map of, in Bukovina and Hungary, 169; sketch-map showing parts, 183 Rumanians, 339; Balkan peninsula, 160; colonies and groups, 163-164; Roman customs, 161; in and about Hungary, 157, 158-159; Pindus mountains, map, 203 Russ, 16 Russia, 15, 16; advances southwesterly, 243; Baltic provinces, 103-108; Bessarabia and Rumania, 172, 173; different languages, 18; Finland and, 101, 103; German settlements in, 343-344; Germany and, 330-332; Jewish segregation, 124; Jews in Polish provinces, 123; Poland and, 121; Polish provinces, table, 139-140; sketch-map showing classification, 112; Turkey and, 236, 237, 244-245, 250, 264, 266-267 Russian, 15; Asiatic influence, 16-17; blending of dialects, 18; Finland, 103; origin of modern, 16 Russians, divisions, 136; original, 132 Russification, 106, 108 Ruthenia, 16 Ruthenians, 114, 126, 130, 131, 285 Tatar, 16, 101, 102, 166, 167 Tatars, 177; invasion of southern Poland, 113; Turks and, 279-280 Taurus, 229-230, 258, 259 Tchan, 284 Temesvar, 188 Teutonic Knights, 104, 105, 118, 119, TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within the text and consultation of external sources. Most illustrations had a repeated label “Fig. nn”; this duplicate label has been removed. Some Figures and their captions were printed sideways; these have been rotated to the horizontal in the etext. The ‘per cent’ columns in TABLE I and II on page 109 were incorrect. The erroneous hundreds digit has been dropped, and the correct results with a total 100.0% are obtained. For example 85.1 replaces the printed 585.1 percentage. TABLE II has been split into two parts for readability. Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text, and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained: for example, halfway, half-way; tableland, table-land; goodwill, good-will; inclosed; coreland; practise; areal; comitat. Pg 41: ‘HohkÖnigsberg mountains’ replaced by ‘HochkÖnigsberg mountains’. |
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