g by, 332;
working agreements in English, 333;
English and American attitude towards, contrasted, 334;
morality on American, 355;
and English, 359;
peculation on, 361;
and the Standard Oil Co., 392

Reed, E. T., 154

Reich, Dr. Emil, 126

Religious feeling of the two peoples, 353

Re-mount scandal, 341

Representative system, the, 247

Republican party, the, in Philadelphia, 252;
corresponds to English conservatives, 256

Reverence, American lack of, 48, 76

Rhodes, Cecil, 319

Rhodes scholarships, 166

River and harbour bills, 249

Robin, the American, 215

Robinson, Philip, on Chicago, 177

Rodin, A., 196

Roman Catholic Church in relation to women, 140

Roosevelt, imaginary telegram from, 16;
and the merchant marine, 66;
and purity of elections, 229 (note);
and post-route doctrine, 290;
his influence for good, 293;
his commonplace virtues, 293 (note);
inventor of the "'fraid strap," 294;
"Teddy" or "Theodore," 295;
an aristocrat, 295;
and the corporations, 296;
misrepresentation of, 298;
as a politician, 300;
his imperiousness, 301;
and the negro problem, 305;
and wealth, 336;
as peacemaker, 445

Rostand, M. E., 196

Ruskin, John, price of his books, 175;
on America's lack of castles, 191;
on Tories, 257

Russia, England's agreement with, 8

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S---- B----, the Hon., 108

Sailors, British and American, fraternise, 39;
Americans as, 63

Schools, American, 170;
English, 176

Schurz, Carl, on American intelligence, 2

Schuyler, Montgomery, 103

Scotland, religious feeling in, 354

Sea-wife's sons, the, 187

Senate, the, its place in the Constitution, 286;
treaty-making power of, 287;
and the House of Lords, 313

Sepoys, blown from cannon, 112

Shakespeare in America, 195

Shaw, Albert, 451

Ship subsidies, 64

Shooting in America, 418

Sky-scrapers, 368

Speculation in America, 387

Smith, Sydney, on women speaking, 79

Society, American, mixed, 182, 442

Soldiers, American and British, in China, 39;
compared, 61;
material for, in U. S., 75;
British, in S. Afric