Part 3 — INDEX ToC
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INDEX ToC
Aberdare, 164
Aberystwyth, 164
Adinkerke, 116; soup-kitchen, 82, 86, 157; bombardment, 139
Airships, German, over Antwerp, 5, 9; Dunkirk, 81; Furnes, 80; St. Malo-les-Bains, 55; destroyed, 27, 194
Andrews, John, 171
Antwerp, 1 Hospital, 2 arrival of wounded, 2, 3, 5, 12; siege, 3-21; reinforcements, 12, 16; shelled, 18-21; retreat of the Marines, 28
Arabs, rapid system of communication, 247
Ararat, Mount, 230
Armenians, massacres of, 209, 214, 217, 228; refugees, 227; character, 234
Artvin, 211
Asquith, Raymond, 183
Australians, treatment of the Turks, 177
Bagdad, 247
Bagot, Lady, 100; at St. Malo-les-Bains, 49, 55; hospital, 104, 113, 114; arrival of wounded, 144; entertains them, 147
Bailey, Sister, 22, 24
Baku, 233, 237
Baratoff, General, 240, 241
Bark, M., Russian Finance Minister, 195
Barrow-in-Furness, lectures by Miss Macnaughtan, 162
Bartlett, Ashmead, war correspondent, at Furnes, 35
Batoum, 208, 213
"Beau Garde," farm, 140
Bedford, Adeline, Duchess of, 59
Belgians, King of the, 141
Belgians, Queen of the, visits the Hospital at Furnes, 38
Benjamin, Miss, 2, 20
Bernoff, General, 208, 209
Bessheim, the, 179
Bevan, Mr., at Furnes, 80, 83; Calais, 86; Nieuport, 151; Christiania, 179; Stockholm, 180; Baku, 231, 233
Bible, the, a Universal Human Document, 101
Boulderoff, M., 216
Boulogne, 55; wounded at, 114
Bray, Mrs., 192
British man-of-war, 125
Brockville, Mr., at Dixmude, 35
Brooke, Victor, 178
Buchanan, Sir George, Ambassador at Petrograd, 184
Buchanan, Lady Georgina, at Petrograd, 184; soup-kitchen, 192; work-party, 196
Bute Docks, 171
Cabour hospital, 151
Calais, 83, 86
Cardiff, lecture by Miss Macnaughtan, 164, 167-171
Cardiff Castle, 163
Carlile, Mr., 120
Caspian Sea, 265
Caucasia, 210
Cavell, Miss, execution, 186
Cazalet, Mr., 207
Chart Sutton, churchyard at, 270
Chenies, 160
Children wounded, 116, 118
Chimay, Countess de Caraman, dame d'honneur of the Queen of the Belgians, 139
Chisholm, Miss, 26, 63
Christiania, 179
Churchill, Winston, at Antwerp, 12, 16; Dunkirk, 44
Clarry, Mr. G., President of the Cardiff Chamber of Trade, 170
Clegg, Mr., 105, 143
Clitheroe, Mrs., 86, 93
Close, Miss Etta, barge, 97, 126, 135; work for the refugees, 140
Cocks, W., 171
Constant, Count Stanislas, 213
Cooper, Mr., 115
Courage, definition of, 24
Coventry, Mr., 112
Cowan, Mr., Consul at Hamadan, 241, 246
Coxide, bombardment of, 69; refugees at, 138
Crawley, Eustace, 178
Cunard, Mr., 198
Cunliffe, Miss, 2
Curie, Mme., at Furnes, 68
Cyril, Grand Duchess, 205
Decies, Lady, 55
Decker, Mrs., 26
Denniss, Colonel, 164; speech at the Bute Docks, 171
Derfelden, Mme., 236
Dick, Miss, 2
Dinant, atrocities of the Germans at, 137
Dixmude, 127; bombardment, 35, 39
Donnisthorpe, Miss, 2, 22
Drogheda, Lady, 97
Dunkirk, 25, 43, 57, 73, 86, 87, 94, 123, 151; arrival of wounded, 44; bombs on, 81; condition of the station, 96; shelled by the Germans, 115
Elliot, Lady Eileen, at Boulogne, 58
Elliott, Maxine, 94, 97, 126
Enzeli, 238
Erivan, 225, 227
Etchmiadzin, 229
Ferdinand, King of Bulgaria, 195
ffolliott, Mrs., letters from Miss Macnaughtan, 131, 269, 270
Fielding, Lady Dorothy, 12, 26, 63
Findlay, Mr., 82
Fisher, S., 171
France, armament works, 149
French, Sir John, at Dunkirk, 44
Frere, Sir Bartle, at Furnes, 68
Furley, Sir John, 112
Furnes hospital, 33; arrival of wounded, 37, 68; evacuated, 41, 43; hopeless cases, 46; soup-kitchen, 60; shelled by the Germans, 75, 86, 122; bombs on, 80, 81
Fyfe, Miss, 43
Galicia, fighting in, 223
Galitzin, Prince, 208
Gas, asphyxiating, cases of, 114, 145, 171
Georgia, 211; custom at, 213
German army, siege of Antwerp, 3-21; driven back, 18; two regiments surrounded, 121; atrocities, 126, 132, 137, 138; throw vitriol, 144
Germany, preparations for war, 30; treatment of prisoners, 132
Ghent, 12
Gibbs, Mr., war correspondent, at Furnes, 35
Gienst, Mme. van der, 143
Gilbert, 34
Glade, Mr., 2
Glasgow, munition works, output, 149, 161; lectures by Miss Macnaughtan, 163
Gleeson, Mr., 33, 35
Glover, Bandmaster, K. S., 170
Godfrey, Miss, 2
Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs., 239
Gordon, Dr., American Missionary, 208
Gorlebeff, head of the Russian Red Cross, 208, 221, 222
Graham, Stephen, book on Russia, 208
Groholski, Count, 210, 218
Guest, Mrs., at Adinkerke, 119
Hamadan, 240; climate, 243, 247; tombs, 252
Hambro, Mr. Eric, 182
Hanson, Dr., 2, 23
Hanson, Mr., Vice-Consul at Constantinople, at Dunkirk, 151
Haparanda, 182
Harrison, Mr., 164
Haye, M. de la, 139, 140
Helsingfors, 266
Hermes, the, torpedoed, 43
Herslet, Sir Cecil, Surgeon-General, at Antwerp, 9
Hills, Mr., American missionary, 208, 222
Holland, Mr., 88
Hoogstadt, 87; wounded at, 121
Hope, A., 171
Howard, Lady Isobel, 181
Howse, Mr., 164
Ignatieff, M., 237
Invicta, the, 43, 52
Jecquier, M., 195
Joffre, Marshal, at Dunkirk, 44
Joos, Dr., 77; villa at Furnes, 48, 79
Joos, Mme., 77
Kajura, 236
Kasvin, 239, 259
Keays-Young, Mrs., letters from Miss Macnaughtan, 3, 106, 166, 262
Keays-Young, Miss Julia, letters from Miss Macnaughtan, 217, 262
King, Mary, 267; letters from Miss Macnaughtan, 63, 109
Kirsanoff, Mme., 241
Kitchener, Lord, at Dunkirk, 44
Kluck, General von, at Mons, 133
Knocker, Mrs., 45, 63, 155
La Bassée, British casualties at, 107
Lampernesse, church shelled, 67
La Panne, 87, 93, 97
Lazarienne, Mr., 229
Leigh, Lord, 94
Lennel, 163
Lepnakoff, Mlle., 233
Lightfoot, Mr., at Hamadan, 241, 246, 252
Lindsay, Harry, 183
Lloyd, Sir F., 162
Lloyd, George, 195
Logan, Miss, 87
Logette, Mrs., 72
Lombaertzyde, farm at, 138
Lombard, Mr., 190
Lusitania torpedoed, 123
McDonald, gunner, wounded, 118, 124
MacDonald, Mr. Ramsay, 73
MacDonell, Consul, at Baku, 237
McDowal, Mr., 241
McLaren, Mr. and Mrs., 238
McLean, Mr., 241, 248
MacMurray, Mr., 241, 248
Macnaughtan, Lieut. Colin, 144
Macnaughtan, Sarah, at Antwerp 1; work in the Hospital, 8; incentive to keep up, 17; leaves Antwerp, 21; at Ostend, 22; joins Dr. Munro's convoy, 25; at Dunkirk, 25, 43, 57, 73, 86; St. Malo-les-Bains, 26, 49; Furnes, 34-43, 46, 57; flight to Poperinghe, 43; description of the ruins of Nieuport, 46, 152-155; request for travelling-kitchens, 51, 58; visits her nephew at Boulogne, 55-57; starts a soup-kitchen, 59-61; feeding the wounded, 61, 69; "charette," 69; at the Villa Joos, 72, 77; attends a Church service, 74; return to England, 83, 111, 157, 267; at Rayleigh House, 85; soup-kitchen at Adinkerke, 86, 116, 157; illness, 87, 104, 207, 245, 256, 259-264, 267-270; at La Panne, 93, 111; publication of war book, 111; difficulties in getting her passport, 112; at Boulogne, 114; presented with a car, 120; at Poperinghe, 135; method of relieving cases of poison gas, 145, 171; lectures on the war, 160-174, 274; at Lennel, 163; Cardiff Castle, 163; Chevalier de l'Ordre de Léopold conferred, 167; journey to Russia, 179-183; at Christiania, 179; Stockholm, 180; Petrograd, 183-204, 265; waiting for work, 191-198, 218; studies Russian, 193; works in a hospital, 198; at Moscow, 204; Tiflis, 208-210, 214, 230; delicate appearance, 208; at Caucasia, 210; entertained by the Grand Duke Nicholas, 215; on the administration of war charities, 219-222; lessons in French, 224; buys a motor-car, 224; journey to Erivan, 225-227; car breaks down, 225; festered fingers, 234; at Baku, 237; Resht, 238; Kasvin, 239, 259; Hamadan, 240-257; a day on the Persian front, 247-249; unfinished article on Persia, 249-252; Return of the Pilgrim, 253-256; Tehran, 260-264; journey home, 264-266; at Helsingfors, 266; appearance, 268; appointed Lady of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, 268; death, 270, 280; funeral, 270; review of her war work, 272-276; ideal of personal service, 274; sketch of her character, 276-279; religious views, 279
Malcolm, Colonel Ian, at Boulogne, 58; Petrograd, 183; at Moscow, 204
Malokand settlement, 226
Manners, Lady Diana, 183
Marines, British, at Antwerp, 12, 16; retreat from, 28
Marines, French, 105
Maxwell, Lady Heron, 185
Millis, General, 87
Mons, retreat from, 133; vision at, 133
Montgomerie, Miss, American missionary at Hamadan, 252
Moorhouse, Rhodes, heroism, 129
Morgan, Mr., 83, 86
Morris, Dr., 2
Moscow, 204
Motono, M., at Petrograd, 195
Munitions, shortage of, 148
Munro, Dr. Hector, 12; convoy, 25, 90; at Dixmude, 35; knocked over by a shell, 49
Murat, Prince Napoleon, 218, 231, 233
Murray, Mr. John, xii
Musaloff, Princess, 231
Needle, Mr., 164
Neligan, Dr., care of Miss Macnaughtan, 260, 263, 264
Neuve Chapelle, ruins of, 123
Neva, the, 200
Nevinson, Mr., at Furnes, 38
Nicholas, Grand Duke, 215
Nieuport, 71, 151; ruins of, 46, 123, 152-155
Nightingale, song of the, 155-157
Nightingale, Florence, 184
Northcote, Elsie, 182; death, 183
Ochterlony, gunner, wounded, 118
O'Gormon, Mrs., 16
Oostkerke, Belgian "observateur" killed at, 153
Orloff, Prince, 208; appearance, 219
Ostend, 22, 24
Oulieheff, Count, 210
Page, Dr. de, 118
Parsons, Johnny, 192
Passport, difficulties, 112
Percival, Mrs. Charles, letters from Miss Macnaughtan, 65, 242-245
Perrin, Dr., 86, 87
Perry, Miss, 2
Persia, climate, 239, 249; railway, 247; system of administration, 251; unfinished article on, 249-252
Pervyse, 63, 64; bombardment, 81; ruins of, 123
Peter, Grand Duke, 215
Petrograd, 183, 187, 206, 265; climate, 194; number of amputation cases, 198; return of wounded prisoners, 201-203; number of hospitals, 220
Philpotts, Mr., 186
Pilgrim, Return of the, 253-256
"Pinching," habit of, 98
Poincaré, M., at Dunkirk, 44
Polish refugees, at Petrograd, 192, 193
Pont, Major du, 138
Poperinghe, 43, 135-137; shelled, 116
Powell, Miss Hilda, xii
Prisoners, German, treatment in England, 132
Queen's Hall, London, lecture by Miss Macnaughtan, 162
Radstock, Lord, anecdote of, 197
Ramsay, Sir William, on the result of the war, 149
Ramsey, Dr., 2, 22
Randell, Miss, 2
Rasputin, malign influence, 209
Rayleigh House, 85
Reading, Mr. "Dick," 42
Rees, T. Vivian, 164, 171
Resht, 238
Rhondda Valley, 164
Richards, Alderman J. T., speech at Cardiff, 167
Roberts, Lord, death, 63, 111
Rocky Mountains, 182
Rotsartz, M., 125; portrait of Miss Macnaughtan, 104
Rushton Hall, Kettering, 160
Russian army, return of wounded prisoners to Petrograd, 201-203
St. Clair, Miss, 12
St. Gilles, convent at, 22
St. Idesbald, 150
St. Malo-les-Bains, 26, 49; wounded at, 50
Samson, Commander, 88
Sarrel, Mr., 151
Sawyer, Mr., 112
Sazonoff, Mme., 200
Scherbatoff, Princess Hélène, 197
Scott, Lord Francis, at Boulogne, 58
Scott, Mr., 238
Scott, Miss, 82
Secher, Mr., wounded, 49
Seymour, Mr., kindness to Miss Macnaughtan, 266
Shaw, Bernard, 189
Sheffield, lecture by Miss Macnaughtan, 162
Shoppe, Lieutenant, 132; at Nieuport, 153
"Should the Germans come," lecture on, 171-173
Sim, 178
Sindici, Mme., 83, 86
Slippers for the wounded, 66, 98
Smith, Captain, 198
Smith, Mr. Lancelot, 182
Smith, Mr. Robinson, 171, 173
Smitkin, Dr., 259
Sommerville, Mr. R., xii
Soup-kitchen at Adinkerke, 82, 97, 157; Furnes, 60
Spies, German, shot, 44, 186
Stanley, Miss, 2
Stanmore, Lord, 183
Stear, Miss, 4
Steen, Mme. van den, 137
Steenkerke, 122, 155
Stenning, Mr., xii
Stobart, Mrs. St. Clair, head of the hospital unit at Antwerp, 2; office, 7, 10; issues orders, 18; leaves Antwerp, 21; return to England, 22
Stockholm, 180
Stoney, Dr. F., 2
"Stories and Pictures of the War," lecture on, 167
Streatfield, Mr., 74
Stretchers, size of, 66, 69
Strickland, Mr., 87
Strutt, Emily, 85
Strutt, Neville, 178
Sutherland, Duchess of, 93; hospital at St. Malo-les-Bains, 44
Sweden, Crown Prince of, 181
Sweden, Crown Princess of, appearance, 181
Taff river, 164
Takmakoff, Mme., 200, 203
Tapp, Mr., 64
Teck, Prince Alexander of, 141; at Furnes, 75, 83
Tehran, 260
Thompson, Mr., 138
Tiflis, 208, 214, 230
Tonepentre, 164
Toney Pandy, 164
Travelling-kitchens, 51
Tree, Viola, 183
Tschelikoff, Prince, 233
Turks, cruelties, 177, 209
Turner, Dr. Rose, 2
Tyrell, Major, 151
Tysczkievez, Count, 222
Urumiyah, evacuated, 223
Vaughan, Miss, at Furnes, 68
Vickers-Maxim works, Erith, lecture by Miss Macnaughtan, 160
Victoria, Grand Duchess, 185
Villiers, Sir Francis, British Minister at Antwerp, 9
Vladikavkas, 207
Wales, 163
Walker, Colonel, 112
Walter, Mr. Hubert, 143
Walton, Colonel, 176
War, charities, administration, 219-222; cost of the, 104; cruelties, 175-178; result, 115; souvenirs, 143
Wardepett, Bishop, 229
Ware, Mr. F., 85
Waring, Lady Clémentine, letters from Miss Macnaughtan, 50-52, 58, 260; at Lennel, 163
Warship, British, shelled by the Germans, 105
Watts, Dr., 2
Welwyn, 160
Westminster, Duke of, at Dixmude, 127
Whiting, Captain, 73
William II., Emperor of Germany, supposed conversion to Mahomedanism, 209
William, Capt. Rhys, 239
Williams, Mr. Hume, 223
Wilson, Dr., 69, 225
Wilson, 178
Wood, Mr., 119, 121
Wynne, Mrs., 132, 140; at Christiania, 179; Moscow, 205; Baku, 231
Young, Capt. Alan, at Boulogne, 55; experiences in the war, 56; wounded, 57
Young, Mrs. Charles, letter from Miss Macnaughtan, 214
Younghusband, Sir Frank, 164; speech at Cardiff, 169
Ypres, 114, 137; battle at, 144, 146
Yser, the, 64, 71, 121, 141
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