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44-45 For Reasons).

I agree with you that Angamanain is an Arabic dual, the Great and the Little Andaman.

To a voyager who did not land, the North, Middle, and South Andaman would appear as one great island, whereas the strait separating these three islands from the Little Andaman would be quite distinctly seen.

P. 311. Cannibalism. - The charge of cannibalism is entirely untrue. I quote here my paragraph as to how it arose (Census Report, p. 48).

"The charge of cannibalism seems to have arisen from three observations of the old mariners. The Andamanese attacked and murdered without provocation every stranger they could on his landing; they burnt his body (as they did in fact that of every enemy); and they had weird all-night dances round fires. Combine these three observations with the unprovoked murder of one of themselves, and the fear aroused by such occurrences in a far land in ignorant mariners' minds, century after century, and a persistent charge of cannibalism is almost certain to be the result."

The real reason for the Andamanese taking and killing every stranger that they could was that for centuries the Malays had used the islands as one of their pirate bases, and had made a practice of capturing the inhabitants to sell as slaves in the Peninsula and Siam.

P. 311. Navigation. - It is true that they do not quit their own coasts in canoes, and I have always doubted the truth of the assertions that any of them ever found their way to any Nicobar island.

Andamanese men go naked, but the only Andamanese women that I have ever seen entirely naked in their own jungles are of the inland tribe of Jarawas.

R.C. TEMPLE.

Nov. 29, 1919.

INDEX

Names of Persons in CAPITAL Letters. - Subject Names in thick Letters. - Title of Books in italics.

Aas (The Alans). Ab-i-Panja. ABRAHAM. ACHMED. Acre. ADAM of Bremen. Aden. Afghanistan. Africa. AGHRUKJI. Agror. AHMED. AHMED SHIBAB EDDIN. ALBUGA. Ain-i-Akbari. AI-YA-CH'IH. Aksu. A-KUO. A-LA-HAN. Alans. A-LA-PU-TAN. Alashan. A-LA-WA-TING. ALBIRUNI. ALFARIC, P. AL FAKHRI. Aloes. A-lo-sz'. A-lu. AMAR, E. Amb. Ambergris. Amoy. A-nan. Andaman. Angamanain. An-hsi-hsiang. An-si-tsio. Antwerp. Arrabia. Arakan. ARANZADI, Telesforo de. Arbre sec, arbre seul, arbre sol. ARGHUN KHAN. Arhat. A-R-HUN. Ariora. Aerkaguen. Armenie. Arnawal. Arsacie. ARSLAN. Aru. ASEDIN SOLDAN. Ashreth. Asia Minor. Asiot. Asmar. A-TA-HAI. Atyugrapura. AVICENNE. AYMONIER. Azoo, R.F.

Badakhshan. Badghis. Baghdad. Bahabad. Baharak. Baikal. Bajistan. Bajkatta. BAKHSH, Maula. Balkh. Baltistan. Baluchi. Baluchistan. Balur. Baluristan. Bamian. Barbary. BARBOSA. Bargu, Lake. Barguchin. Bargut. Bark of Trees. Barlaam. Baroghil. BARROS. Bashgol. Bastra. Baudas. BEAL. BEAZLEY, C.R. BEHA ED-DIN AYAZ SEYFIN. Belucha. Bend i-Turkestan. BENT, Theo. Bentam. Benzoin. Berbera. Be Tumah. Beyamini. Bhamo. BHUWANEKA BAHU I. - - BAKU II. Binshi Pass. Bintang. BLAGDEN, C.O. Blows, Scale of. BOLOD. Bolor. BOUSSAC, H. BOWREY. BRANDT, Otto St. BRETSCHNEIDER, E. BROWN, Dr. Robert. BRUCE, C.D. Buckram. BUDDHA. Bujnurd. Buner. Burch. BUERCK. Burkhan. Burma. BUSHELL, S.W.

CABATON, Ant. Cachar Modun. CAIN, John. Caiju. Cail. Caindu. Cairo. Cala Ataperistan. Calamina. Calicut. Camadi. Cambalu. Cambodia. Camel crane. Camelot. Camels. Camphor. Campichu. Camul. Canal, Grand. Canton. Cape of Good Hope. Cape Sheep. Caraonas. Cardamom. Caroline Islands. CARPINI, Plano, John of. Casem. Cashmeer. Caspienne. Caswin. Cathay. CATHERINE of COURTENAY. Caugigu. Ceylon. Chagan jang. Chagan nor. CHAGHATAI. Chah Khushab. Chah Kuru. Cha-i-beluch. Chakdara. Chakmak, Lake. Chamba, Champa. CHANDE. Changan. Ch'ang Chau, Ch'angchou. Ch'ang lu. Chan tao. Charchan. CHARDIN. Charklik. CHARLES de VALOIS. Chasma Sufid. Chau Chi. CHAU JU-KWA. CHAVANNES, Ed. Che Ch'an. Cheeta. Chehel Pai. Chen Ch'ao. Cherchen; see Charchan. Chichiklik Pass. Chi Chou. Chien-tao. Chih-li. Chingintalas. CHINGIZ KHAN. Ch'ing siang. CHIN KIN. Chinuchi. CHI-PI T'IE-MU-R. Chi p'u. Chira. Chitral. Ch'oe-k'ue. Chou Shu. Christians. Chuan sha. Chu fan chi; see CHAU JU-KWA. Ch'ui lan. Chu lien. Ch'ung K'ing. Chung li. CHUN YUEN. Ciang lu. Cloves. Coats of Mail. Coilum. Cophene. CORDIER, H. Coromandel Coast. COSQUIN, Em. COTES, Everard. Cotton. Couvade. Cowries. Crawford. CRI PARAMACVARA. Cunichi. Cycle. Cypress of ZOROASTER. Cyprus.

DAHLMANN, J. Dambadenia. Darbana. Darband. Dardic. Darugachi. Dates. DEFREMERY. Delhi. DENNYS, N.B. DENUCE, J. DERENBOURG, H. Deva-dasi. DEVERIA, G. Diet of the Gulf People. Digargand. Dilivar. Dir. Dirakht i sol. Djambi. Djur djan. Dog-headed Barbarians. Dogana. Dolonor. DOMINICK, St. Dragon's blood. DUDGEON, J. Dudha. Dufar. Duhuk. DULAURIER. DUTREUIL DE RHINS.

EDWARD, King. EDRISI. Egypt. Elephants' tusks. ELIAS, Ney. ELLIOTT, Sir Walter. Endereh. Eptals. Eracles. Erukalawandlu. Escurial. Esher. ESSEN TEMUR. Etzina.

Faeul la. Fahanunch. Fa li la. Fa li lang. Fandaraina. Fang pu. FANG TS'IEN-LI. Fan kuo chi. FAN WEN-HU. Fat-tailed sheep. FELLOWS. FERGUSON, Donald. FERGUSON, John C. Ferlec. FERRAND, Gabriel. FERRIER. Firuz Kuh. FLEET, J.F. Florence. Fong Joen hien. Foochow. FORSYTH, Sir D.T. Fou ning hien. FRANCISQUE-MICHEL. Frankincense. FRASER. FRIEDMANN, Ed. Fuh lin. FUJITA. Fu Kien.

Gabar Castle. Galcha. GAUBIL. GENGIS KHAN; see CHINGIZ KHAN. GEORGE, Prince. GERINI, Col. GEUKJU. Gez, Defile. GHIASUDDIN. GILES, H.A. Gilgit. GILL, Capt. Ginger. Giraffes. Glasgow. Goblins. God. God Hashtaki. God-i-shah-taghi. Goez, Benedict. Goklan Turkomans. Gold, coins; native; value of. GONDOPHERNES. Gozurat. GRAY, Archdeacon. Great Desert. Great Wall. GREGORY X. GRENARD, F. GRIERSON, Sir George. GROENEVELDT, W.P. Gurgan. Gurun. Guzerat.

Ha ch'a mu touen. Hadramaut. HAJI SUMUTRABHUMI. Ha-la T'u. HALLBERG, Ivar. Hami. Han chung. Hang Chau. HAN LIN-EUL. Han mo. HA PI CH'I. HARLEZ, C. de. Harmuz; see Hormuz. Hasanabad. Hata. Hauz-i-Haji-Ramazan. HAYAM WURUK. Hazara. HEDIN, Sven. HEIKEL. Hei Shui. Hei tiao. Herat. HERODOTUS. HETHUM, King. HEYD, W. Hia. Hia lah. HIEN FUNG. Hien yang. HIERSEMANN, Karl W. Hindu Kush. HIRTH, F. Hist. litt. de la France. HIUAN TSANG. Hiu Heng. Hiung Nu. HOANG, P. Ho Kien. HOLM, Frits V. Ho Nan. Ho Ni. Hormos; see Hormuz. Hormuz. Horses. HO SE-HUI. Ho sim. HO TIEN-TSIO. Ho ts'z mi. Hou Han shu. HOUTUM-SCHINDLER. Hsen-wi. Hsien nue miao. Hsi hsia. Hsin Chin Hsien. HUBER, Ed. Hu Chou. HUET. Hui jen. Hui kiang chi. HUKAJI. HULAGU. Humang. Hu Nan. Hung Fu. HUNG TS'A-KIU. Hunting Leopard. HUNTINGTON, E. Hunza. Hu Peh. HUSSOT. Hu Tu. Hu yang.

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