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 the study of, 85 sqq.; recent British, 168 ''sqq. See Ambassadors and'' Diplomatists.

Diplomatic Practice, A Guide to; see Satow.

Diplomatic Revolution, the, 49.

Diplomatic service and one's country, 9–10; good dinners and, 10; handwriting and, 10-11. See Diplomacy.

Diplomatic Service, Report on the; see Report.

Diplomatists, qualities for, 14 sqq., 17, 21–2, 220–38; Machiavelli and, 22–6. See Ambassadors and Diplomacy.

Discourses on Livy, The, Machiavelli's, 23.

Dispatches, 49–50, 78, 90, 242, 244–8, 251–9, 263.

Disraeli, 43.

Distance and the conduct of diplomacy, 29.

Dominion of the Sea; see Sovereignty.

Dominions, the, and the control of foreign policy, 71, 75–6, 282–4.

Dominium Maris Britannici assertum, 131–2; see Boroughs.

Double Instrument, Un, 250.

Droit des Gens, Le, Vattel's, 96–100.

Droysen, Handatlas, 146.

Duff, Mountstuart Grant, on the interest of the public in international affairs, 3–4; on diplomatists and politics, 9.

Dumont, 143.

Dutch fishermen, 137–40.

Egerton, H. E., British Foreign Policy in Europe to the End of the 19th Century, 170–1.

Elements of International Law, Wheaton, 106–7.

Elizabeth (of England), Queen, 11–12, 170, 218.

Elizabeth of Russia, 53.

Embassador and his Functions, The, 154–5; and see Wicquefort.

Émile, Rousseau's, 183, 186–7.

Empire, democracy and, 150–1.

'Europe', meaning of, 189–90.

'Extracts' in published dispatches, 49–50.

Falsiloquy, 34.

Federalist, The, vi–vii, 100, 142, 204, 206, 279, 281–2.

Firth, C. H., on Oliver Cromwell, 44.

Flecamore, Christopher, 8.

Foedera, Rymer's, 144.

Foreign Affairs Committee of the Federal Council in Germany, 275–6.

Foreign Office, business of the, 86, 265–70.

'Foreign Office hand, The', 11.

Foreign Office List, The, 167.

Foreign policy, 48 sqq.; the Crown and the conduct of, in Britain, 173–4, and works on, 173–5; parliament and, see Parliament.

Foreign Relations Committee in the United States of America, 281.

Fortuna, 23, 25–6, 48.

Fox, Charles James, 80, 97–8.

France, treatment of international questions in, 270–2, 281.

Francis I of France, 46.

Frederick Barbarossa, 177.

Frederick II of Prussia, 42–3, 44, 52, 53, 54, 57 sqq., 65, 81–2, 160–1.

Freedom, 74.

Freeman, E. A., on politics and political morality, 1–2.

French language, the, in diplomatic intercourse, 10, 11–12.

French Revolution, the, 105, 110, 119.

Fulton, The Sovereignty of the Sea, 118, 119, 127, 128, 131, 132, 137.

Gaguin, 15.

Garden, Le Comte de, 143.

Gardiner, S. R., on Cromwell, 45; on the sovereignty of the sea, 116–17, 118, 129.

Gentili, Alberico, 76, 96, 119, 151–2, 212.