Croats and Agrarian Reform, 133 _et seq._, 221.
-- -- and Magyars, 246.
-- -- their relations to the Serbs, 111 _et seq._, 220, 240 _et seq._,
244 _et seq._, 251-2, 397 _et seq._
Crosse (Rev. E. C.), his _The Defeat of Austria_, 14.
Cunnington (Captain Willett), his accusation, 306, 309.
Cviji['c] (Prof.), his views, 275.
_Daily Telegraph_, quoted, 47.
Dalmatia, why demanded by Italians, 87 _et seq._
-- -- deportations from, 152.
-- -- population, 148-9, 230-1.
-- -- how treated by Italians, 148 _et seq._
_Dalmazia_, a newspaper, 171 _et seq._
D'Annunzio, his absurdity, 86.
-- -- the Holy Entry, 196.
-- -- various exploits at Rieka, 208 _et seq._
-- -- his invective, 83.
-- -- his munificence, 280-1.
-- -- in temporary possession, 198 _et seq._
-- -- his thousand proclamations, 197.
-- -- disapproves of Treaty of Rapallo, 234-5.
Darkovi['c], the respected deputy, 96.
Davidovi['c], leader of Democrats, 225.
Dell (Anthony) on the Italians, 15.
Delonga (Jakov), his testimony, 76.
Devine (A.) and his propaganda, 193-4, 227-8.