judgment of Sad 38

31. Defensive character of the expedition against the Jews of
Khyber 40

_V.--The Christians or Romans._

32. Tabuk, the last expedition _ib._

33. Description of the wars concluded 41

_VI.--The Intolerance._

34. Mohammad never taught intolerance 43

35. In what sense the wars were religious wars 44

36. The alleged verses of intolerance explained 45

37. Sir William Muir quoted 47

38. Comment on the above quotation 50

39. Object of Mohammad's wars 51

_VII.--The Ninth Chapter or Sura Barat._

40. The opening portion of the IX Sura of the Koran only
relates to the Koreish who had violated the truce 55

_VIII.--The alleged Interceptions of the Koreish Caravans._

41. The nine alleged interceptions of the Koreish caravans 57

42. The interceptions were impossible under the circumstances
in which Mohammad was placed 59

43. The interceptions, if occurred, were justified by way of
reprisal 60

_IX.--The alleged Assassinations._

44. Instances of the alleged assassinations cited 61

45. Mr. Stanley Poole quoted 62

46. Asma-bint Marwan 63

47. The story deserves not our belief 64

48. Abu Afak 65

49. Kab, son of Ashraf 66

50. Mohammad could never have had any share in Kab's murder 68

51. Sofian bin Khalid 69

52. Justification of Sofian's alleged murder 70

53. Abu Rafe 72

54. Oseir bin Zarim 73

55. The intended assassination of Abu Sofian 74

56. Irving and Muir quoted; concluding remarks 76

_X.--The alleged Cruelties in executing Prisoners of War
and others._

57.