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number of rivers, 211 influence of India and China, _ib._ chief nationalities, 213 the Karens, _ib._ influence of Buddhism, 214 affinity with Ceylon, _ib._ Hindoo nomenclature, 215 architectural remains, _ib._ the city of Pagan, 216 Niccolo de' Conti's geographical accuracy, 217 Pegu captured, _ib._ the _Yuva Raja's_ gorgeous court, 218 extravaganzas of F. M. Pinto, _ib._ splendour of the monarchy, 219 internal and external wars, _ib._ reign of Nicote, 220 his execution, 221 decay of the power of Ava, _ib._ resistance of Alompra, _ib._ his successes and death, 222, 223 Ran-gun founded, 222 conquest of Aracan, _ib._ peace concluded between China and Ava, _ib._ Capt. Symes, Envoy to the Burmese Court, 224 Lord Wellesley's endeavours for a treaty of alliance, _ib._ geographical extent of the Empire, 225 Sir A. Campbell's conquests, 226 Col. H. Burney's residence, 227 Lord Dalhousie annexes Pegu, _ib._ Capt. A. Phayre's successful administration of Pegu, 228 death of Mengdun-Meng, and succession of Theebau, _ib._ massacre of the prisoners, 229 revolt at Hlain, 230 English Residency withdrawn, 231 relations with France cultivated, 232 Gen. D'Orgoni's mission, 233 the French Envoy's secret articles disavowed, 234 French occupation of the Anamite provinces, _ib._ Franco-Burmese Treaty, 235 and Bank at Mandalay, 236 the Bombay Burma Trading Corporation, 237 Ultimatum of the Indian Government, 238 resources of, 287. C. 'Calendars,' the, of Letters and Papers, Prof. Brewer's 'Introductions' to, 293, 294. Cape Colony, the, treatment of, 448. Carlyle's account of the Royalist attack on Salisbury, 416 his false image of Cromwell, 441. _See_ Cromwell. Cervantes, Life of, 58. _See_ 'Don Quixote.' Chamberlain, Mr., his bribe to the rural voters, 258 on Mr. Gladstone's manifesto, 290. _See_ Parliament. Christian Brothers, the, Religious Schools in France and England, 325 the _Freres Chretiens_ founded by De la Salle, 330 work at Paris, 331 vow of dedication, _ib._ Articles of rules for the Society, 332 laymen appointed in preference to priests, 333 the five vows and rule of daily life, _ib._ Manuals for their guidance, 334 conditions of punishment, 335 success of the work, _ib._ abolished during the Reign of Terror, 337 revived under Napoleon, _ib._ discouragements, 338
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