. The historians' history of the world; a comprehensive narrative of the rise and development of nations as recorded by over two thousand of the great writers of all ages: . the superior coun-cil. It must also be consulted on the distribution of military credits, andon the credits to be devoted to public works. The governor-general is also assisted by a covmcil of defence. Thegeneral services of the customs, justice, public works, agriculture, and com-merce are placed directly in the hands of the governor-general. He presidesover the council of ministers—comat—of Annam. The protected governmen
. The historians' history of the world; a comprehensive narrative of the rise and development of nations as recorded by over two thousand of the great writers of all ages: . the superior coun-cil. It must also be consulted on the distribution of military credits, andon the credits to be devoted to public works. The governor-general is also assisted by a covmcil of defence. Thegeneral services of the customs, justice, public works, agriculture, and com-merce are placed directly in the hands of the governor-general. He presidesover the council of ministers—comat—of Annam. The protected governmentsof Annam and Cambodia are under his control, and, in reality, under hiscommand. He therefore exercises sovereign power throughout is answerable to the minister of the colonies. There is a coyilrole financierin Indo-China, dependent upon the ministry of the colonies. Its returnshave to be communicated to the governor-general. The town of Saigon is officially the capital of Indo-China. The superiorcouncil, however, does not necessarily sit at Saigon. It is annually convokedin the capital of one of the local governments, as Hanoi, Pnom-Penh, and Hu^.. SOME MINOR STATES BRIEF REFERENCE-LIST OF ALTHORITIES BY CHAPTERS[The letter is resen-ed for Editorial Matter] Chapter I. Egypt IiE. Lavtsse and A. RAMnAtTD, Histoire Generale.—cJ. >Lvrcel, Histmre de IEgypte depuisla conquete des Arabex, jusqud la dominatinn Jrangaise.—A. de la Jonquiere, Histoire deIEmpire Ottoman.— G. Kose>j, Gef:chichie der Tiirkei.—/ W. MCller, Poiiiische Geschichte dtrNeuesten Zetl.—a M. Luttke, netie Zeit.—A E. Pl.\ichut, L^gypte el V occupationanglaise.— H. T. Flathe, AUgemeine WeUgeschichte.—; D. M. Wau^ce, article on Eg>ptin the new volumes of the Encyclopaedia Brilannica. Chapter II. Northern Africa * E. Lavisse and , Histoire Generale.—c F. C. Schlosser, TVeltgeschichU.—d London Times, June 10th, 1901.—«E. S. Cre.\sy, History of the Ot
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