As the British quickly saw the analogy, and made suitable amends, the old excitement over the _Trent_ was not duplicated in the recent war.] [Footnote 40: See Chapter XIII, page 434.] [Footnote 41: Mr.Forbes had been Governor-General of the Philippines from 1909 to 1913.

His work had been extraordinarily successful.] [Footnote 42: Secretary of Agriculture.] [Footnote 43: In charge of government road building, a distant relative of the Ambassador.] [Footnote 44: Major General William Crozier, U.S.A., Chief of Ordnance.] [Footnote 45: See Chapter XIX, pages 160-164.] [Footnote 46: It was General Sheridan.] [Footnote 47: See Chapter XIX, pages 160 and 164.] [Footnote 48: The treaty between the United States and Great Britain, adopted through the urgency of Mr.Bryan, providing for the arbitration of disputes between the two countries.].