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KiTAY-GOROD, quarter of Moscow, Russia, xvi. 867.

KIT-CAT CLUB, London, xiv. 103.

KlTCHEN-MlDDENS, prehistoric shell- heaps, II. 1 1 6.

KITE, bird, xiv. 103.

KIT S COITY (or COTTY) HOUSE, crom lech, Kent, England, in. 162; xxi. 52.

KITTATINNY MOUNTAINS, New Jersey, U.S.A., xvii. 396; valley, xxm. 793,

794-

KlTTlGALlS, tribe, Kafiristan, Asia, xill. 822.

KlTTlTASS, district, Washington Ter ritory, U.S.A., XXIV. 386.

KITTIWAKE, bird, XI. 274.

KlTTLITZ, Friedrich H., on birds, xvm.

13- KiTTO, John, English Biblical writer,

xiv. 104.

KITZINGEN, town, Bavaria, xiv. 104. KlUNG-CHOW FOO (Hainan), island,

China, XL 374; town, XL 375. KlUPRILI (Koprili), town, Turkey in

Europe, xiv. 140. KlUSHlU, island, Japan, xill. 569. KiUTAHlA, town, Asia Minor, xiv.

162.

KIWI, bird, xiv. 104; xvn. 469. KI-YUEN, town, Manchuria, xv. 466. KIZIL AGATCH, gulf, Caspian Sea, v.

177- KIZIL ARSLAN, Persian prince, xvii.

522. KIZIL ARVAT, town, Transcaspian

Region, Russia, xvi. 42; xxm. 512. KlZl LEASHES, Persianized Turks, in

Afghanistan, I. 235; in Khiva, Xiv.

64; in Central Asia, xxm. 661. KIZIL IRMAK, river, Asia Minor, II.

707. KlziL-KUM, district, Syr-Daria, Asia,

xxil. 820.

KIZIL-SU, river, Turkestan, xxm. 633. KIZIL UEZEN (or UZAIN), river, Persia,

xin. 213; xvni. 620. KiziL-YART, mountains, Central Asia,

xvni. 103. KIZLIAR, or Kizlar, town, Russia, xiv.

106; xxm. 186.

KJ/EMPEVISER, Danish ballads, vn. 90.. KJOLEN MOUNTAINS, Norway, xvn.

575-

KLADNO, town, Bohemia, xiv. 106. KLAGENFURT, town, Austria, xiv. 106. KLAMATH, river, Oregon, U.S.A., xvn.

822. KLANG, town, Malay Peninsula, xxn.

587; river, xv. 321. KLAPROTH, Heinrich Julius von,

German Orientalist, Xiv. 107. KLAPROTHITE, mineral, xvi. 394. KLATTAU, town, Bohemia, xiv. 107. KLAUSENBURG, town, Hungary, xiv.

107; university of, xxm. 852. KLAUSTHAL, town, Prussia, xiv. 108.

KLEBER, Jean Baptiste, French general,

xiv. 108. KLEIN, Jakob T., on birds, xvni. 5; his

contributions to zoology, xxiv. 804. , Julius Leopold, German dramatist,

xiv. 1 08. KLEINSEITE, part of Prague, Bohemia,

xix. 658. KLEIST, Ewald Christian von, German

writer, x. 534. , Heinrich von, German dramatist,

x. 543- KLETTENBERG, Susanna K. von, friend

of Goethe, X. 723. KLETTGAU, district, Switzerland, xxi.

386.

KLEVE (Cleves), town, Prussia, v. 829. KLIAS, river, North Borneo, xxi. 123. KLINGENSTIERNA, Samuel, on telescope

construction, xxm. 138. KLINGER, Friedrich Maximilian von,

German writer, x. 540. KLINGS, people, Malacca, xv. 323. KLINTZY, town, Russia, xiv. 108. KLIPPSPRINGER, antelope, n. 101. KLIPSTAD, mountain, South Africa,

xxm. 517.

KLIPSTEINITE, mineral, xvi. 425. KLONOWICZ, Sebastian F., Polish poet,

i. 93; xix. 301. KLOPSTOCK, Friedrich Gottlieb, German

poet, xiv. 108; x. 535; hymns by,

xii. 588. KLOSTER-HEILSBRONN, town, Bavaria,

XL 624. KLOSTERNEUBURG, town, Austria, xiv.

109.

KLOSTER-ZEVEN (Closter-Seven), Prus sia, Convention of (1757), v. 74 ; vi.

706; IX. 588.

KLYAZMA, river, Russia, xxiv. 279. KNARESBOROUGH, town, England, xiv.

109.

KNEBELLITE, mineral, xvi. 410. KNEBWORTH HOUSE, Herts, England,

XL 772. KNEE-BREECHES, Introduction of, vi.

474-

KNEE-JOINT, Muscles of the, I. 840. KNEE-PAN, Anatomy of the, I. 829. KNELLER, Sir Godfrey, painter, xiv.

109. KNIAZHNIN, Russian dramatist, xxi.

1 06. , Franciszek D., Polish court-poet,

xix. 303. KNICKERBOCKER S HISTORY OF NEW

YORK, Irving s work, xin. 372. KNIEBISHOHEN, mountain, Black Forest,

Germany, xxiv. 700. KNIES, Karl, German economist, XIX.

39i-

KNIFE, its manufacture, VI. 734. KNIGGE, Baron Adolf von, German

mystic, XII. 706. KNIGHT, KNIGHTS, of chivalry, xiv.

1 10; military service by, n. 568.

KNIGHT, Charles, English author and

publisher, XIV. no; XVIII. 538; his

Cyclopaedia, vin. 204. FEE, or Knight s Fee, Holder of,

n. 568; xiv. 112. KNIGHTHOOD, xiv. no; distraint of,

xxiv. 695; precedence in, Xix. 664;

romances of, XX. 633; scutage of, xxi.

572.

KNIGHT OF THE SHIRE, xvni. 305. KNIGHTS, The, of Aristophanes, n. 508. , Teutonic, military order, XXI 1 1.

OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE, mili tary order, XX I. 670.

OF LABOUR, political society, U.S.A., xxm. 786.

OF ST JOHN, Malta, xv. 343; xxi.

OF THE SWORD, at Riga, xx.

554-

TEMPLARS, xvi. 709; xxm. 160. KNIPRODE, Weinrich von, grand-master

of Teutonic Knights, xxm. 201. KNITTING, manufacture, xiv. 127; xn.

299. KNOCKANARIAN, mountain, Ireland,

xxiv. 400. KNOCK-KNEE, Surgical treatment of,

xxn. 692. KNOCKMEALDOWN, mountain, Ireland,

xxiv. 400.

KNOLE HOUSE, Kent, England, xiv. 40. KNOLLES, Richard, English historian,

xiv. 127. KNOT, KNOTS, Theories of, xiv. 127;

sailors , xiv. 128; xxi. 590.

, bird, xiv. 129. KNOTT S OBSERVATORY, Cuckfield,

England, xvn. 711. KNOUT, Introduction of, in Russia, xxi.

91. KNOWLEDGE, different meanings of the

word, xx. 49; in metaphysics, xvi. 80;

xvni. 793; relation of, to belief, in.

533; to logic, xiv. 782, 797; Condil-

lac s theory of, VI. 251; Fichte s, IX.

137; Hume s, xii. 352; in Kant s

philosophy, XIII. 850; Locke s views

on, Xiv. 758, 761; Platonic, XIX. 205;

Socratic, XXII. 237, 266; Stoic theory

of, xxn. 565, 566 ; Xenophanes s,

xxiv. 719. KNOWLES, James Sheridan, English

dramatist, XIV. 129. KNOW-NOTHING PARTY, in United

States, xxm. 770. KNOX, Henry, American Revolutionary

general, xxm. 789. , John, Scottish Reformer, XIV. 130;

xxi. 500; his attitude towards Queen

Mary, xv. 595; on the church and

education in Scotland, xix. 680. KNOXVILLE, town, Tennessee, U.S.A.,

xiv. 134. KNUTSSON, Charles, viceroy, Sweden,