WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY, 1902
WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY, 1902
AN ATTEMPT AT AN EXHAUSTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF BOOKS AND ARTICLES ON UNITED STATES
HISTORY PUBLISHED DURING THE YEAR
1902 AND SOME MEMORANDA ON
OTHER PORTIONS OF AMERICA
BT
ERNEST GUSHING RICHARDSON
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ANSON ELY MORSE
PRINCETON, N. J.
THE LIBRARY BOOK STORE
1904
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Copyright 1904
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Ernest C. Richardson.
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PREFACE
This volume was occasioned by an inquiry among various members of the American
Historical Association on behalf of its Bibliographical Committee as to what was the
bibliographical aid most needed by American students of history at the present time.
The answers were various, but the one which impressed the present editors most was the
demand for an annual bibliography. This was in part because one of them had for a num-
ber of years been providing each year for his own use something of this sort. Having ex-
perience of the need and having a certain basis of material, the most practical thing to do
seemed to be to work out a method more fully and arrange if practicable for continuous
publication. Thanks to the enthusiasm and industry of Mr. Morse, then a post-graduate
student at Princeton, now at the University of Wisconsin, it was possible to carry out the
method with some fulness, and thanks to a fund given to the Princeton University Library
by John L. Cadwalader, Esq., and used for the purchase of American Historical Periodicals
and Proceedings, it was possible to do most of the work at first hand.
Two or three methods were suggested by various members of the Association as to the
best way of securing continuous publication, but pending final decision in this matter, it
was thought best to have this volume issued by the editors on their own responsibility.
It ia a pleasure to be able to say at date of publication, that the literature of 1903 is
being gathered under the direction of Professor A. C. McLaughlin in the Bureau of His-
torical Research of the Carnegie Institution. Those who are preparing the volume for
1903 are in no sense bound to any particular feature of the method used in the preparation
of this volume, but it is a matter of sincere congratulation that the real need is to be met
under circumstances that will insure the production of a satisfactory and useful volume.
The shortcomings of this volume are no doubt many and the historical deficiencies are
probably greater than they would have been if Mr. Morse's aid had been available in the
final preparation, but whatever they may be they have been materially lessened by the intel-
ligent and competent aid of the Rev. Paul Martin, who has been in some sort managing
editor during the later stages of the work.
EBNEST GUSHING RICHARDSON.
University Library,
Princeton, New Jersey.
March 16, 1904.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE v
TABLE OF CONTENTS vii
INTRODUCTION xi
LIST OF PERIODICALS AND THEIR ABBREVIATIONS xv
WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1
CLASSIFIED INDEX 245
General Works 245
Bibliography 245
Historical Writers 245
Geography 246
American and United States, General 247
Alabama 247
Alaska 247
Arizona 247
California 247
Colorado 248
Connecticut 248
Delaware 249
District of Columbia 249
Florida 249
Georgia 249
Illinois ' 249
Indian Territory 250
Indiana 250
Iowa ". 250
Kansas 250
Kentucky 250
Louisiana 250
Maine . 251
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Maryland 251
Massachusetts 251
Biography 253
Michigan 253
Minnesota 254
Mississippi 254
Missouri 254
Nebraska 254
Nevada 254
New Hampshire 254
Biography 255
New Jersey 255
New Mexico 255
New York 256
Biography 256
North Carolina 256
North Dakota 257
Ohio 257
Biography 257
Oklahoma 258
Oregon 258
Pacific Islands 258
Pennsylvania 258
Biography 259
Philippine Islands 259
Porto Rico 259
Rhode Island 259
South Carolina 259
South Dakota 260
Tennessee 260
Texas 260
Utah 260
Vermont 260
Virginia 261
Biography 261
Washington 261
Wtst Virginia, 262
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Wisconsin 262
Wyoming 262
British North America 262
Biography 263
West Indies 264
Cuba 264
Latin America 265
Mexico 265
Central America 265
South America 265
Arctic and Antarctic 266
Periods and Topics —
Prehistoric Times and Indians 266
Indians, Special Tribes 266
Biography 267
Indian Wars 267
Discovery, Exploration and Colonization 267
American Revolution 268
Biography 268
War of 1812 270
Mexican War 271
Civil War 271
Biography 271
Reconstruction 273
Spanish American War 273
Population 274
Negro and Slavery 274
Foreign Elements 274
Religion 274
Denominations, Orders, etc 274
Religious Biography 275
Learning and Education 278
Special Institutions 278
Biography 279
Medical Biography 280
Books and Literature 280
Special Periodicals 181
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Biography 281
Libraries 282
Art (Including Music) 283
Art Biography 283
Theatre 284
Recreations 284
Customs and Usages 284
Politics and Government 284
Presidents and Vice Presidents 285
Biography 285
Congress and Departments 285
Cabinet Officers, Diplomats, etc 285
Army and Navy 286
Army and Navy Biography 287
Suffrage and Elections V . . 287
Taxation \ . 287
Local Government 287
Foreign Relations 287
Intel-nation Law and Arbitration 288
Law 288
Biography 288
Criminal Biography 289
Social Reform 289
Biography 289
Finance and Business 290
Commercial and Industrial Biography 290
Labor 292
Productive Industries 292
Mineral Industries 292
Agriculture and Horticulture 292
Animal Industries 293
Manufactures and Building 293
Transportation and Communication 293
Roads 293
Railroads 293
Water Transportation 293
Genealogy and Collected Biography 294
Individual Families 294,
INTRODUCTION
This work as completed is an alphabetical subject list with a classified index. It at-
tempts to cover the literature of 1902 on the Americas, exhaustively as regards the United
States, rather fully for British America, and less fully for Latin America. It contains
titles of books, pamphlets and articles analyzed from the periodicals, also appraisements of
books condensed from standard reviews, brief definitions or descriptions of the subject head-
ing employed and Library of Congress card numbers attached to the book titles so tar as
they apply. It is printed in five and one-half point linotype on a twenty-nine em bar.
As the book was undertaken first of all as an essay in method, some discussion of the
forms chosen is due.
Whether the alphabetical subject, the classed, or the alphabetical author form is the
most useful for such a work, depends on the person using and the use made. On the whole
the makers of encyclopaedias, indexes and library catalogues agree that the dictionary sub-
ject form seems to serve the most needs. For the special student the classed form is usually
counted best and for him a classified index is provided to supply this need in part. The
alphabetical author list, so far as regards books and pamphlets, serves many needs, espe-
cially of the book-seller and book-buyer, better than any other : but in the matter of
analyzed articles it is almost worthless and for research work hardly better. Moreover the
needs served by the alphabetical author list are already pretty well served by other works.
On the whole, therefore, the alphabetical subject form seems best and the alphabetical
author the one most easily dispensed with.
Both books and analyzed articles are included and in one series. For some reasons it
may be better to separate into two parallel series of subjects, one of books and one of per-
iodicals, or, as some do, to separate into two groups under each subject. It is certainly an
annoyance to some to run down the list of mixed titles, but on the whole, the most frequent
needs are served by the mixed titles and an attempt has been made to reduce the annoyance
to a minimum by typographical distinction — beginning book titles with Clarendon and
articles with spaced letters.
The rule for inclusion is, in the case of books, exhaustiveness. In the case of articles
this is necessarily tempered by a restrained criticism which aims to exclude the too rhe-
torical and juvenile, but the rule even here is to include when in doubt. The aim of the
work is first of all scholarly, but it tries to be useful to the general student down to the
point of essay and debate work in high schools and colleges. In the case of historical per-
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iodicals, the degree of thoroughness of analysis is generally indicated under that periodical
in the list of periodicals unless the analysis is complete. They have in the main been
analyzed completely even to somewhat short notes where these were a definite contribution
for scholarly use, as many in the Pennsylvania Magazine e. g. are. In selections from gen-
eral periodicals it is hard to draw the line between history and description of current
events. In this matter the needs of essay and debate work have been taken into account
and such periodicals as the Nation, the Outlook and the Independent pretty liberally
analyzed. The periodical references are probably ninety-five per cent, first hand. Most of
the second hand references are those from the foreign periodicals. Of the remainder a few
from Fletcher's index may be identified by the form and annexed indication of month. The
periodicals done at first hand include all the distinctly historical, i. e. those mentioned
under the subject, Periodicals, save in a few cases there indicated. Among the general
periodicals those done at first hand include the following:
Am Anthropol; Am Germ; Am J Sci; Am J Theol; Am Law R; Am Miss; Ann Am
Acad Pol Soc Sci; Ass Her; Atlan; Bibliog; Bib Sac; Blackw; Bk Buyer; Bookman;
Canada Law J ; Cath Univ B ; Cath World ; Cent ; Chaut ; Columb Q ; Contemp ; Cosmopol ;
Critic; Dial; Esp Mod; Fortn; Forum; Gunton's M; Harper; Harv Grad M; Harvard
L E,; Hist Pub Cana; Indep; J Pol Econ; J Frankl Inst; Lib J; Luth Ch R; McClure;
Macmil: Meth R; Meth R South; Miss R; Nation; 19th Cent; No Am; Out West; Outing;
Outl; Pol Sci Q; Presb and Ref R; Princeton Alumni W; Princeton Bull; Quar Rev; R of
Rs (NY); Scrib M; Sewanee; South Work; World's Work; Yale R.
The definitions are not intended as much more than a description of the subject. Any
one who has much occasion to use indexes knows the difficulty often in identifying the sub-
ject referred to, and this feature is intended partly for this need. But in many cases,
especially of biographies which do not occur in the ordinary dictionaries of biography, the
brief data have been taken from the articles themselves, and as they are not found in the
ordinary sources, they form a real, if slight, contribution to knowledge. It must be con-
fessed that in the many cases where the one line definition seems only a description of the
obvious, there is little real reason, save methodical uniformity, for including the definition.
The question of appraisement is one of some seriousness. The inclusion of this feature
certainly delays the publication of an annual volume, since the best reviews often do not
appear until from six to twelve months after the book, and the value of an annual bibli-
ography is in more or less close relation to the promptness of its appearance. There are,
moreover, still some who hold that any annotation, save perhaps description of contents
where this is not well indicated by title, is superfluous. But on the other hand the experi-
ments of Mr. lies, and the experience of all librarians with annotated catalogues of all
sorts, have shown that to many at least such annotation is of real and considerable value,
and the experience of those to whom it is not of value is not evidence in point. Opinion is
divided as to whether re-appraisement or condensation from standard reviews is the best
method. Re-appraisement may be well with a technical expert as editor and with unlimited
time, but even this may be doubted. The point of view of this method is that variant
opinions condensed to the last degree, with index references to the pages where the original
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review may be found, is the most practical method. The chief sources of these reviews in
this work are: the Nation, which if it verges toward the less indulgent criticism is yet pre-
eminent among our general critical journals, the American Historical Review, indisputably
the leader of our historical reviews, and the Dial, which, while in contrast to the Nation it
verges to the more indulgent, is, nevertheless, of dignified character and includes a large
range and number of books reviewed. For local and genealogical literature, the chief
sources are the New England Historical and Genealogical Register and the New York His-
torical and Biographical Record. Beside the above mentioned sources, many others have
been drawn on for occasional notes. The admirable reviews of daily papers like the New
York Sun, Tribune, Times, etc., have not been used because files are less generally accessible
to those likely to use this work.
The Library of Congress card numbers are added for the sake of the rapidly growing
cumber of librarians and students who find it convenient or economical to use these cards.
The great advantage of the method to any one gathering material for study in any particu-
lar line is one now generally recognized and the advantage grows each year as the stock of
cards increases.
The linotype was used in printing because the method was developed with an eye to
the possibility of cumulating every five years. The smallness of type and length of line
have been somewhat sharply criticised on the ground of a sample page sent out. The length
of the line is due to the effort to confine as many titles as possible to a single bar apiece, on
account of the convenience of handling in cumulative work. It cannot be denied that the
line is too long for easy reading. The reason for the small size of type is partly the desire
to get whole titles on a bar, and partly the librarian's maxim for a reference book, "the
maximum material in the minimum bulk." It must always be a question where to draw the
line in the matter of type. Any index work not often- calling for continuous reading, will
bear a relatively small type, and a small type with a little leading is easier to use than a
larger type solid.
The classified index was added after some hesitation. It is merely a somewhat rough
classification of the subjects in the body of the work, printed from the same bars. There is
little cross referencing and where a name like that of Grant occurs under Presidents, it is
not repeated under any other head. A complete method would call for an author index,
which might have been made by re-arranging author bars as the subject bars were re-
arranged, but the bulk involved and the expense dissuaded from this.
LIST OF PERIODICALS AND THEIR ABBREVIATIONS
Academic des Sciences Morale* et Poli tiques. MSmoires. Paris . . . Acad Sci Mor Pol
Acadi ensis. St. Johns, N. B Aoad
Ainslee's Magazine. New York Ainslee's M
Akademiscbe Blatter. Berlin Akad Blatter
Allgemeine Militarzeitung. Darmstadt Mil Ztg
Alpine Journal. London Alpine J
American Anthropologist. New York Am Anthropol
American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal. Chicago Am Antiq
American Antiquarian Society, Proceedings. Worcester, Mass Am Antiq Soc
American Architect. Boston Am Arch
American Catholic Historical Researches. Parkesburg, Pa Am Cath Res
American Catholic Hist. Soc. of Philadelphia. Records. Phila ... Am Cath Hist
American Catholic Quarterly. Philadelphia Am Cath Q
American Geographical Society Bulletin. New York Am Oeog Soc Bull
American Heraldic Journal. Columbus, 0 Am Herald
American Historical Association Report. Washington Am Hist A Rep
American Hist. Magazine and Tenn. Hist. 800. Quarterly. Nash-
ville, Tenn Am Hist Mag
American Historical Review. New York Am Hist R
American Jewish Historical Society Publications Pub Am Jew Hist
American Journal of Archaeology. Baltimore Am Jour Archapol
American Journal of Philology. Baltimore Am J Philol
American Journal of Science. New Haven, Conn Am J Sci
American Journal of Sociology. Chicago Am J Sociol
American Journal of Theology. Chicago Am J Theol
American Law Review. St. Louis, Mo Am Law B
American Missionary. New York Am Miss
American Monthly Magazine. Washington Am Month M
American Statistical Assoc. Publications. Boston Am Statis Assoo
Americana Germanica. New York , Am Germ
Annales de Geographic. Paris Ann Geog
Annals of Iowa. Des Moines, la Annals of Iowa
Annals of the Amer. Academy of Political and Social Science. Phila. Ann Am Aoad Pol Sci
Anthropologie. Paris Anthrop
Appalachia Appalaohia
Architectural Record. New York Archit Rec
Arena. Boston, Mass Arena
Assembly Herald. New York Ass Her
Athenaeum. London Ath
Atlantic Monthly. Boston Atlan
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Bayerische Handelszeitung. Miinchen Bayer Handelsz
Beitrage z, Kolonialpolitik. Berlin , Beitr z Kolonialpolitik
Bericht d.Senckenberg Naturf orach. Gesellschaft in Frankfurt A.M. Bar Senckenberg Naturf Gei
Berliner Gartner-Borse. Berlin Ber Gaertner
Biblical World. Chicago — Bib World
Bibliographer. New York Bibliog
Bibliotheca Sacra. Oberlin, 0 Bib Sac
Blackwood's Magazine. Edinburgh Blackw
Book Buyer. New York Bk Buyer
Bookman. New York Bcokman
Boston Public Library Monthly Bulletin. Boston Bost Bull
Brush and Pencil. Chicago Brush & P
Buffalo Historical Society, Publications. Buffalo, N. Y Pub Buffalo Hist Soc
Bulletin de la Societe Generale d'iducation et d'Enseignement.
Paris Bull Soc Gen d'Ed
Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History. New York . . Bull Am Museum Nat Hist
Bunker Hill Monument Association. Proceedings. Boston Bunker Hill Mon Ass'n
California University Chronicle. Berkeley, Cal Calif Univ Chron
Canada Law Journal. Toronto Canada Law J
Canadian Institute, Transactions. Toronto Trans Canad Institute
Canadian Magazine. Toronto Canad M
Gassier' s Magazine. London Gassier
Catholic University Bulletin. Washington Cath Univ B
Catholic World. New York Cath World
Century. New York 0«nt
Chamber's Journal. Edinburgh Chamb J
Charities. New York Char
Chautauqtuan. Meadville, Pa Chaut
Collector. New York Collect
Colonial Society of Massachusetts Publications. Boston Pub Col Soc of Mais
Columbia Historical Society. Washington Rec Columbia Hist Soc
Columbia University Quarterly. New York Columb Q
Confederate Veteran. Nashville, Tenn Confed Vet
Connecticut Magazine. Hartford, Conn Conn Mag
Contemporary Review. London Contemp
Correspondant. Paris Corresp
Cosmopolitan. New York Cosmopol
Cosmos. Paris Cosmos
Country Life in America. New York Ctry Life Am
Craftsman. Syracuse, N. Y Craftsman
Critic. New York Critic
Current History. Buffalo, N. Y Current Hist
Dedham Historical Register. Dedham, Mass Dedh Reg
Deutsch-Americkanische Geschichtsblatter. Chicago, 111 Deutsch-Am G
Deutsche Export-Revue Beilage. Stuttgart Dtsch Ezp Rev Boil
Deutsche Stimmen. Berlin, Deut Stimmen
Dial. Chicago Dial
Eclectic Magazine. New York Eel M
Economic Journal. London, Eoon J
Economic Review. London Econ R
Economista. Firenze , Economista
iconomiste Frangais. Paris ±con Fr
Education. Boston Educa
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Educational Review. New York , Educa R
Empire Review. London , Emp £
Engineering Magazine. New York ' Engin M
English Historical Review. London Eng Hist R
Espana Moderna (La). Madrid Esp Mod
Essex Antiquarian. Salem, Mass Ess Ant
Estudios Militares. Madrid , Estud Milit
Atudes. Paris Xt
Everybody's Magazine. New York Everybody's
Export. Berlin Export
Filson Club Publications. Louisville, Ky Filson Club Pub
Florida Magazine. Jacksonville, Fla Fla M
Fortnightly Review. London Fortn
Forum. New York Forum
Freie Wort, Das. Frankfurt a. M Freie Wort
Gartenflora. Berlin Gartenflora
Gartenlaube. Leipzig Gartenlaube
Genealogical Quarterly Magazine. Burlington, Vt Gen Q M
Genealogist. Exeter, Eng Genealogist
General Society of Sons of the Revolution, Proceedings of Triennial
Meeting Gen Soo Sons of Rev Proo
Gentleman's Magazine, new series. London Gent M n s
Geographical Journal. London Geog J
Geographic (La). Bulletin de la Societe de g6ographie. Paris La Geog
Geographisches Jahrbuch. Gotha , Geog Jahr
Geographische Zeitschrif t. Berlin Geog Ztsoh
Gesellschaf t. Leipsig Gesell «
Granite monthly. Concord, N. H , Granite M
Green Bag. Boston Green Bag
Grenzboten. Leipzig , Grenzboton
Gulf States Historical Magazine. Montgomery, Ala Gulf Mag
Gun ton' g Magazine. New York , Gunton's Mag
Harper's Magazine. New York Harper
Harvard Graduates' Magazine. Cambridge, Mass Harv Grad M
Harvard Law Review. Cambridge, Mass Harvard L R
Historical Quarterly. Manchester, N. H Historic Quart
Historisohe-politische Blatter fur das Katholische Deutschland.
Munchen Hist Pol Bl f d Kath
Historische-Poli tische Blatter. Munchen Hist-Fol Bl
Holland Society of New York. Yearbook. New York Yearbook Holland Soc
Huguenot Society of South Carolina Transactions. Charleston, B.C. Hug Soc S C
Humani te Nouvelle. Paris Humani te Nou v
Idler. London Idler
niustrierte Zeitung. Leipzig Illus Zeit
Independent. New York Indep
Indiana Historical Society Publications. Indianapolis Ind Hist Pub
International Monthly [later, Quarterly]. Burlington, Vt Internat Mo [Q]
Iowa Historical Record. Iowa City Iowa Hist Rec
Ipswich Historical Society. Salem, Mass Ipsw Hist 8
Jahrbuch d. Schiff bauteohnischen Gesellschaft. Berlin Jahrb d Schiffbautech
Jerseyman. Flemington, N. J Jerseym
John P. Branch Historical Papers of Randolph-Macon College.
Richmond, Va Branch Pap
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Johns Hopkins University Studies in Hist. , etc. Baltimore .T H Uni v Studies
Journal des Debat a. Paris Jour Defeats
Journal des iconomistes. Paris Jour icon
Journal of Amer Folk-Lore. Boston. J Am Folk-Lore
Journal of Political Economy. Chicago J Pol Econ
Journal of the Franklin Institute. Philadelphia J Frankl Inst
Kansas State Historical Society Transactions. Topeka, Kan Trans Kan Hist Soc
Kathol. Kirchenblatt f. Sachsen. Dresden Kath Kirchenbl f Sachsen
Kathol-Missionen. Freiburg Kath Missionen
Koloniale Zeitschrift. Berlin Kolon Ztsch
Kultur. Stuttgart Kultur
Kunstchronik. Leipzig Kunstchron
Lancaster Co. (Fa.) Historical Society Papers. Lancaster, Pa Lancaster Pap
Lectures pour tous. Paris Lect pour tons
Lewisiana or Lewis Letter. Guilf ord, Conn Lewis
Library Journal. New York Lib J
Lippincott's Magazine. Philadelphia Lippinc
Literary and Historical Society [of Quebec], Transactions Trans Literary & Hist Soc
Literary World. Boston Lit W
Littell's Living Age. Boston Liv Age
Litterarische Echo. Berlin Litt Echo
Lost Cause. Louisville. Ky Lost Cause
Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquary, Baltimore Low Norf Ant
Lutheran Church Review. Phila Luth Ch R
Lutheran Quarterly. Gettysburg, Pa Luth Q
Lynn Historical Society of Lynn, Mass. Register. Lynn, Mass Lynn Reg
McClure's Magazine. New York McClure
Maomillan's Magazine. London , Macmil
Magazine of American History. New York Mag Am Hist
Massachusetts Historical Society, Proceedings. Boston Mass Hist Soc Proc
Mayflower Descendant. Boston . . ., Mayfl Desc
Medford Historical Register. Medford, Mass Medf Reg
Meer u. Kiiste. Rostock Meer u Kiiste
Memorial diplomatique. Paris .Mem dipl
Methodist Review. New York Meth R
Methodist Review (South). Louisville, Ky, Meth R South
Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society Collections and Researches.
Lansing, Mich Mich Hist Coll
Militar-Wochenblatt. Berlin , Mi! Wochenbl
Missionary Review of the World. New York Miss R
Missions Catholiques. Lyon Miss Cath
Mississippi Historical Sooiety, Publications of. Oxford, Miss Miss Hist P
Monatsschrift fur Deutsche Beamte. Berlin Monats f Dtsche Beamte
Monde Illustrg. Paris Monde 111
Month. Lend. & N. Y Month
Monthly Bulletin of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburg. Pittsburg. Pitts ., Bull
Monthly Review. London Monthly R
Municipal Affairs. New York Munio Aft
Munsey's Magazine. New York Munsey
Music. Chicago Music
Nation. New York Nation
National Magazine. Boston Nat'l M
National Review. London Nat Rev
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Nature (La). Paris Nature
Nebraska State Historical Society, Proceedings and collections.
Lincoln, Neb Neb Hist S
Neue Zeit. Stuttgart Neue Zeit
New England Catholic Historical Society Publications. Boston N E Cath Hist Pub
New England Hist, and Gen. Register. Boston, Mass N E Reg
New England Magazine. Boston N Eng Mag
New Hampshire Historical Society, Proceedings. Concord, N. H...JN H Hist 8
New Jersey Historical Society, Proceedings. Paterson, N. J N J Hist 8
New Liberal Review. London New Lib R
New York Genealogical and Biographical Record. New York N Y Rec
New York Public Library Bulletin. New York N Y Bull
New York State Historical Association, Proceedings N Y Hist A
Nineteenth Century. London , 19th Cent
Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung. Berlin Norddeut allgem Zeit
North American Review. New York No Am
North Carolina Booklet. Raleigh, N. C N C Bookl
Notes and queries and Historic magazine. Manchester, N. H Notes and Q
Nouvelle France (La). Quebec Nouv-Fr
Nouvelle Revue. Paris Nouv Rev
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society Publications. Colum-
bus, 0 Ohio & Arch Hist Pub
Old Continental. Des Moines, Iowa Continental
Old Eliot. Eliot, Me Old Eliot
"Old Northwest" Genealogical Quarterly. Columbus, 0 Old Northw Q
Ontario Annual Archaeological Report, 1901. Toronto Ontario Annual Arch Rept
Open Court. Chicago Open Court
Oregon Historical Society, Quarterly of the. Portland, Or Oreg Q
Ostasien. Berlin , Ofctasien
Out West. San Francisco Out West
Outing. New York Outing
Outlook. New York Outl
Overland Monthly. San Francisco. Cal Overland
The Owl. Kewaunee, Wl* Owl
Pall Mall Magazine. London • Pall Mall M
Pastoralblatter fur Homiletik, Katechetik u. Seelsorge. Leipzig ... Pastoralbl f Homilet
Patriotic Review. Boston , Patriot R
Pedagogical Seminary. Worcester, Mass Fedagog Sem
Pennsylvania German. Lebanon, Pa Pa Germ
Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography. Phila Penn Mar
Fetermann's Mittheilungen. Gotha Petermann's Mittheil
Petit Temps (Le). Paris Pot Temps
Political Science Quarterly. Boston Pol Sci Q
Polytechnisob.es Centralblatt. Berlin Poly tech Central bl
Popular Science Monthly. New York Pop Soi Mo
Presbyterian and Reformed Review. Phil* Presb and Ref R
Presbyterian Quarterly. Richmond, Va Pres Q
Princeton Alumni Weekly. Princeton, N. J Princeton Alumni W
Princeton University Bulletin. Princeton, N. J Princeton Bull
Quarterly Journal of Economics. Cambridge, Mass. Q J Boon
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Quarterly Review. London Quar Rev
Queens Quarterly. King-stem, Canada Queens Quarterly
Questions Actuelles. Paris Quest Act
Questions Diplomatiques et Coloniales. Paris. Quest Dipl et Colon
Quinabaug Historical Society Leaflets. Southbridge, Mass Quinabaug- Hist Soo Leaf
Razdn y Fe. Madrid ,. . . Razon y Fe
Reoherches Historiques. L6 vis Rech Hist
Reforme iconomique. Paris Bel ±con
Reforme Sociale. Paris Ref Soc
Review of Historical Publications relating to Canada for the year
1902. Toronto Hist Pub Canad
Review of Reviews. New York R of Rs (N Y)
Revista Contemporanea. ' Madrid Rev cont
Revue Canadienne. Montreal Revue Canadienne
Revue Chre tienne. Paris Rev Chre tienne
Revue de Droit international et de Legislation compares. Bruzelles . Rev Droit in ternat
Revue de Geographic. Paris Rev Geog
Revue de 1' Agenais. Agen Rev de L' Agenais
Revue de Metaphysique et de Morale. Paris ,. . .Rev Met et Mor
Revue de Paris. Paris Rev Far
Revue de Synthese Historique. Paris Rev de Synthese historiq.ua
Revue de Thfiologie et de Philosophic. Lausanne R Th Ph
Revue des Deux Mondes. Paris Rev Deux Mondes
Revue du Monde Catholique. Paris Rev Monde Cath
Revue Frangaise. Paris Rev Frang
Revue Gene rale du Droit International Public. Paris Revue Generate deDroitlnternationalPublio
Rivista delle Biblioteche. Firenze Riv bibl
Royal Historical Society, Transactions. London. Royal Hist 8
Royal Society of Canada, Proceedings and Transactions Proo & Trans Royal Soc Canad
Saturday Review. London Bat R
School Review. Chicago. School R
Science Sociale. Paris Sci Soc
Soribner's Magazine. New York Scrib M
Sewanee Review. Sewanee, Tenn Sewanee
Smithsonian Institution, Annual Resort. Washington ? . . Smithson R
South Atlantic Quarterly. Durham, N. C So Atlan Q
South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine. Charleston . . S C Hist Mag
South Dakota Historical Collections. Aberdeen, 8. D ...8 Dakota Hist Soo Col
Southern Historical Society Papers. Richmond, Va South Hist Soo Pap
Southern History Association Publications. Washington, D. C South Hist A Pub
Southern Workman. Hampton, Va South Work
Spirit of '76. New York Spiru of '76
Texas State Historical Association, Quarterly of the. Austin, Tex. Texas Q
Tour du Monde. Paris Tour Monde
Transallegheny Historical Magazine. Morgan town, W. Va Transallegheny Hist M
Trinity Archive. Durham, N. C Trinity Arch
Ueberall. Berlin Ueberall
Umschau. Frankfurt a. M Umschau
United States Catholic Historical Society V S Cath Hist
Vermont Antiquarian. Burlington, Vt Vt Ant
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Virginia Magazine of History and Biography. Richmond. Va Va Hag
Vom Fel» Zum Meer. Berlin Vom Fels i M«er
Wage (Die). Wien Wage
Wartburg (Die) . Miinchen Wartburg
West Virginia Historical Magazine. Charleston, W. Va W Va Mac
Westminster Review. London Weitm
Wide World. New York Wide World
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ABENAKIS Indians. Algonquian tribe of Canada and Maine.
A u c a 1 r, fille J. I'n Tfimoln du Passe. Nouv Fr 1(1902)276-81.
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ALCOTT family.
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ALMIRA, Kich. Township, Benzie Co.
L 1 n k 1 e 1 1 e r, C. 8. Township History of Almira In Bousle Co. Mich Hist Coll '01,31(1902)102-13.
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M a d d e n, J. Wardens of the Marches. [Spanish explorers.] Trans Kan Hist Soc 1901-2 7(1902)40-6.
Parkman, Francis, 1823-1893. The struggle for a continent; ed. by Pelbam Edgar... Boston, Little,
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Prescott, W. H. Hist, of the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella the Catholic. (Bohn's standard lib.) N. Y.,
Macmillan, 1902. 3 v. 12o.
Shipley, John B. Rgcentes dCcouvertes sur les communications outre 1'Europe et 1'AmPrliiue au xve sl&cle. .
< WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902.
Nfcrologie: Madame Marie A. Shipley, n6e Brown... Paris, Leroux, 1902. 1 p. 1., 10 p. 25cm. [Ex-
tract from "Compte rendu du Congrfes international des Am£ricanistes," Paris, 1900. L.C. 2-19069]
Sosa, F. Conquistadores antiguas y modernos. Esp Mod Abril pp. 59-100; Mayo pp.93-154.
A Wright, R[ichard] R[obertj ...Negro companions of the Spanish explorers. [New York, 1902] 217-
228 p. 25cm. At head of title: (From the American anthropologist (n. s.), vol. 4, April-June, 1902)
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AMERICA, description and travel.
Butterworth, Hezekiah. . . .Traveller tales of the pan- American countries; illustrated by more than forty
engravings. Boston, D.Estes & company [1902] 1 p. 1., viii, 11-289 p. Incl. 111., pi. front. 20^cm.
(Educational travel series) [L.C. 2-22281]
Knebel-I)6berltz, H. v. Arnerikan. Reiseskizzen. Monats. f. Dtscho. Beamte (1902)12.
Mackenzie, Alex. Voyages from Montreal through the Continent of North America to 'the Frozen and
Pacific Oceans in 1789 and 1793. [For details see same title under subject, Canada.]
Muirhead, Ja. F. America, the land of contrasts. New ed. N. Y., Lane, 1902. 12o. [Rev.in:Natlon
74(1902)209 "Third edition of this genial. . .work"; Dial 32(1902)253 "second edition ... valuable com-
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R o h r b a c h, P. Arnerikan. Wandlungen. Zeit (1902)lI.Nr.6.
...Strange lands near home. Boston, Ginn & comuany, 1902. vi, 138 p. Inol. front., ill. 18cm. (Youth's
companion series'* [Rev. in: Nation 75(1902)421 "Consists of extracts from papers that have already
appeared ... all relate to the Western hemisphere." L.C. 2-23753]
AMERICAN Academy, Rome, Italy. Art school for American students, founded 1894.
M c M i '. 1 u n, James. The American academy in Rome. No Am 174(1902)025-31.
AMERICAN Colonization Society. Soc. founded in 1773 to restore negroes to Africa.
List of works relating to the American Colonization Society, Liberia, negro colonization, etc., in the
New York Public Library. N Y Bull 6(1902)265-9.
AMERICAN Desert. The arid region of the western U. 8.
Hill, Robert T. The transformation of the desert. World's Work 3(1901-2)1971-86, ill.
Hill, Robert T. The wonders of the American desert. World's Work 3(1901-2)1818-32, map, ill.
AMERICAN Economic Association, est. 1885.
American Economic Assoc. Papers and proceedings of the fourteenth annual meeting. (Pub. vol. 3, no. 1.)
N. Y., Macmillan, 1902. So.
The Economic Association in Washington. [1901 meeting] Nation 74(1902)48-60.
AMERICAN Historical Association, founded 1881, incorp. 1889.
American Historical Association [1901 meeting]. Nation 74(1902)47.8.
American historical association, ...Officers, committees, act of incorporation, constitution, list of mem-
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H a s k 1 n s, Charles H. Report of proceedings of seventeenth annual meeting of the American His
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The meeting of the American Historical Association at Washington. Am Hist R 7(1902)421-36.
AMERICAN Philosophical Society. Scientific soc. founded in 1769 in Phila. by Franklin.
O b e r h o 1 z e r, Ellis Paxson. Franklin's Philosophical Society. Pop Sci M 60(1902)430-437.
AMERICAN Revolution. War for independence against Great Britain 1775(1776)-83.
For additional references see under the various local subjects and references to these in the Index.
A 1 1 e n, W. C. Whigs and tories. N C Bookl 2.5(1902)3-24.
American prisoners at Quebec during the Revolution. Gen Q M 3(1902)43-7.
American Shrines. [Concord Bridge. Bunker Hill Monument. Washington's Elm. Plymouth Rock.
Trenton Monument. Charter Oak. Lexington Common. Mount Vernon. Dorchester Heights] New
Eng Mag 25(1901-2)2,130,266,522,650; 26(1902)130,258,386,514, ill.
Army correspondence of Col. John Laurens. S C Hist Mag 3(1902)16-23.
Bant, William (letters) to John Hancock, 1776, 1777. Bost Bull 7(1902)424-30.
Bolton, Charles Knowles. The private soldier under Washington... New York, C.Scribner's sons, 1902.
xiii, 258 p. pi., facsim. 21%cm. [Rev.lu:Am Hist R 8(1903)386-7 "material. . .collected with great
care and... used with discretion and judgment... a view of the war as a real episode"; Dial 34(1903)26-7
"exhaustive array... a vivid picture"; N E Reg 57(1903)126(Frances H.Brown) "Of great value... In-
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C a p t. Richard Lushinttton's [Rev.] company (note). S C Hist Mac 3(1902)113-4.
C 1 a r k s o n, Heriot. The hornet's nest. Mecklenburg, N. C. N C Bookl 1.6(1901)3-24.
C o 1 e m a n, Samuel. [Letter] to Dwight Foster [1780]. Bost Bull 7(1902)498-9.
Collins, Edward D. Committees of correspondence of the Am. Rev. Am Hist A Rep '01,1(1902)243-71.
D a 1 1 o n, Mary Louise. Saint Louis, Missouri, in the Revolution. Am Month M 21(1902)193-7.
D o d d, William E. North Carolina in the Revolution. So Atlan Q 1(1902)156-61.
Dodd, William E. The role ot the South in the Revolution. Meth R South 51(1902)360-6.
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D o n n i s o n, William. [Letter] to Dwlght Foster. Bost Bull 7(1902)497.
Fisher, Sydney George. Tbe true history of the American revolution ... with twenty-four illustrations and
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facts... upon which the best historians. . .have been agreed for twenty years. . .style unfortunate. . .legal
matter. ..best. ..cannot be wholly ignored"; Nation 76(1903)198-9 "everywhere a forcing of the note,
an exaggeration of emphasis, a lack of sane Judgment. . .no bibliography and no adequate Index"; Dial
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F o 1 8 o m, A. A. Commn. by Yorktown In 1854. Wro M Q 10(1902)213-21.
Ford, Paul Leicester. The Crisis (1775). Blbliog 1(1902)139-82.
Ford, Paul Leicester. Donkin's military collections. Bibliog 1(1902)22-6.
F o s o m, A. A. French troops in Dedham. Dedh Heg 13(1902)94-5.
Foster, Abiel. [Letter] to M. Weare [1783]. Bost Bull 7(1902)499.
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Foster,!. The story of a private soldier in the Revolution. Historic Quart 3(1902)86-96.
Griffin, Martin I. J. Catholics alone loyal. Am Cath Res 19(1902)8-11.
H a d 1 e y, E. D. Our first war of aggression. — Canada the object. Granite M 32(1902)314-24.
Hart, Albert Bushnell, oomp. ...Camps and firesides of the revolution, with the collaboration of Mabel
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front. lOUi'in. (Source readers in American history, no. 2) [Rev.in:Dlal 33(1902)289 "spelling and
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H a rvoy, Margaret B. California in the Revolution. Am Month M 21(1002)273-84.
Harvey, Margaret B. [Rev. patriots born In Lower Merlon.] Am Month M 21(1902)299-300.
H n y w o o d, Marshall DeLancey. Revolutionary records of North Carolina. Gulf Mag 1(1902)52-3.
Heneberger, Lucy L. Bailey. N. B. "Footprints on the sands of time. Am Month M 21(1902)289-94.
Hill, I). H. Greene's retreat. N C Bookl 1.7(1901)3-27.
H o w 1 a n d, Henry R. A British privateer in the American Revolution. Am Hist R 7(1902)286-303.
Huebner, Francis C[hri»tian]. Charles Klllbuck; an Indian's story of the border wars of the American
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Jay, John. Abbe Hussey, Spanish chaplain in London, visits Madrid with the secretary of Lord George ,
fJermalne with Instructions concerning an exchange of American Revolutionary prisoners in England. '
Am Catb Res 19(1902)14-6.
L :i F a y e 1 1 e. Letter [to Dr. Samuel Cooper] 1781. AID Hist R 8(1902)89-91.
Laughton. John Knox. ed. The Naval miscellany. [For detail see same title under subject, Duncan,
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Letters from Henry Laurens to his sou John, 1773-1776. S C Hist Mag 3(1902)86-96; 134-49; 207-15.
List of armed vessels from port of Philadelphia, 1776-1777. Peun Mag 26(1902)145-7. -,
Mst of patients... Marine Hospital, Philadelphia, 1784. Peun Mag 26(1902)92-100.
Loblngler, Charles Snmner. Free masons In the American Revolution. Spirit of '76(1902)17-0.
McCrady, Edward. The history of South Carolina In the Revolution, 1780-1783. [For details see same
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The Navy of the Revolution. Collect 15(1902)137-8.
Papers of 1st council of safety. . .In 8. C., 1775. S C Hist Mag 3(1902)3-15.69-85,123-38.
Papers of 2d council of safety. . .in S. C., 1775-1776. S C Hist Mag 3(1902)193-201.
P a u 1 1 1 n, C.O. The Naval administration of the SouthernStates during the Rev. Sewanee 10(1902)418-28.
Prrrault, Frs. Bishop's charge, providing for the celebration of the anniversary of the evacuation of
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P 1 1 1 m a n, Thomas M. The Revolutionary Congress of North Carolina. N C Bookl 2.6(1902)3-18.
Popp, [Stephan] Popp's Journal, 1777-1783; by Joseph G.Rosengarten. Reprinted from the Pennsylvania
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Real daughters [of the American Revolution]. Am Month Mag 18(1901)14-21,125-9,249-52; 19(1901)24
8,158-63,269-76,384-401,507-10,592-6; 20(1902)20-30,116-23,228-38,334-6,584-9,1037-41; 21(1902)27-32,119-26,
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[Rev. recruiting lists, pay lists, etc., of Pa.] Penn Mag 25(1901)420-3,426,429-30,577-9,582-3,588-94;
25(1902)145,148-53,401-4,410-11,477-9.
Rev. soldiers buried at Greenbridge cemetery, Saratoga Springs. Am Month M 21(1902)118.
Revolutionary soldiers burled in Ohio. Am Month M 21(1902)460-2.
Ross, George. Circular letter from Governor Ross, 1776. Bost Bull 7(1902)21.
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Skinner, Henrietta Dana. New light on Revolutionary diplomacy. Harper 104(1901-2)777-84.
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Soldiers and sailors of the Rev. Ess Ant 5(1901)10-2,174-9; 6(1902)31-4,80-3,116-20,164-5.
Some Revolutionary soldiers from Virginia. Am Month M 21(1902)207-11.
Some unpublished Revolutionary manuscripts [chiefly N. J.]. N J Hist S 3(1902)85-92.
Suicide of Major Galvan. Penn Mag 26(1902)407-8.
Tower, C. La Marquis de la E'ayette et la Revolution d'Ainerique. . .trad. . .par M.Gaston Paris Tome 1.
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Van Tyne, Claude Halstoad. The loyalists in the American revolution. New York, London, The Mac-
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much. . .deficient in firmness and deflniteness of plan and treatment. . .need [s] .. .pruning and readjust-
ment... hasty and unwise contraction and. . .repetitious. . .diction. . .sometimes painful. . .good index...
shows that its author can do better [no bibliography]"; Dial 34(1903)338-9(F.W.Shepardsou) "coucis.;
...convenient handbook. . .abundant foot-notes and references to original sources"; Nation 76(1903)461-2
"no bibliography. . .not. . .made much use of the sources. . .except at second hand. . .Citations are not
made uniformly. . .number of errors of detail. . .will serve a useful purpose ... index is good"; Hist Pub
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V a rn e y, George J. Th» Stars and Stripes a Boston idou. New Eng M 26(1902)539-48, ill.
Virginia militia in the Revolution. Va Mag 9(1902)413-4: 10,82-3.188-9.
W a 1 z, John A. Three Swabian Journalists and the Am. Rev. — I. Friedrich Schiller. Am Germ 4(1902)
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Weedon, George, 17301-1790. Valley Forge orderly book of General George Weedon of the continental
army under command of Gen. George Washington, in the campaign of 1777-8, describing the events of
the battles of Brandywine, Warren tavern, Germantown, and Whltemarsh, and of the camps at Ne-
shaminy, Wilmington, Pennypacker's Mills, Skippuek, Whitemar«h, & Valley Forge. New York, Dodd,
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AMERICAN Sconic and Preservation Society.
The American Scenic and Preservation Society. Mag Am Hist N. S. 1(1902)17-23, ill.
AMERICAN School of classical studies at Athens, founded 1882.
W h e e 1 e r, J. R. The American school of classical studies at Athens. Outl 71(1902)879-85, ports., ill.
AMERICANISTS. Students of primitive Am. affairs.
The International Congress of Americanists. Am Ant 24(1902)486-8.
AMERICANIZATION. Moulding of foreign nations by American ideas.
D e h n , P. Was wir v. Amerika lernen kflnnen. Dtsche.Exp.-Rev.Beil. (1902)Nr.3-5,9.
D 5 n g e s. Amerlkanisierg. d. Welt. Beil.z.allgem.zeit (1902K
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WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902. 8
AMERICA'S cup. Prize for international yacht racing.
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AMES, Adalbert (b.1835). U. S. officer in Civil war, Miss. Gov., IT. S. senator.
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AMES, Fisher (1758-1808). Mass. Congressman and orator.
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AMES. Nathaniel (1708-64). Mass, mathematician.
Calder.B. F. Extra, from the Ames Diary. Dedh Reg 12(1901)33-1,58-60,107-8,123-5; 13(1902)25-7,
49-53,80-2,112-4.
AMESEURY, Mass. Town of Essex Co. 36 m. N. of Boston.
Hoyt, David W. The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, Massachusetts. [For details see sami>
title under subject, Salisbury. Mass.]
ANARCHIST. One who opposes all forms of (rovernment.
The bill against anarchists. Nation 74(1902)145-0.
Legislating against anarchists. Nation 74(1902)243-4.
Lombroso.C. Anarchy and government In Europe and United States. Everybody's 6(1902) 1<55(F).
ANDERSON, Charles D. (d.1801). Confederate officer.
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monument... [Boston, Wright & Potter printing co., state printers, 1902] 75 p. front., pi. 23cm.
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ANDES. Mountain range along west coast of South America.
Conway, Sir [William] Martin, 1856 — Aconcagua nnd Tlerra del Fuego; a book of climbing, travel and
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ANDRE, John (1751-80). British major in Am. Revolution.
Sargent, Winthrop, 1825-1870. The life and career of Major John Amir.'., adjutant-general of the British
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p. [535]-536. "Dramas relating to Major Andre": p. 536. Rev.in:I)lal 34(1903)310-11 "style IB not
marked by brilliancy. . .Industrious and painstaking. . .randor and fearlessness. . .As a work of refer-
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ANNAPOLIS County, Nova Scotia. A southwestern Co. on bay of Fundy.
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10 WETTINGS ON AMERICAN HI8TOET 1902.
ANTARCTIC regions. South polar continent (?) and ocean.
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a disbelief In it. — Voyages up to and including the discovery of the continent of Antarctica. — Voyages
subsequent to the discovery of the continent of Antarctica. Rev.in:Natlon 75(1902)40 "Complete guide
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British national Antarctic expedition, 1902. Geog J 20(1902)209(Ajt).
G r e g o r y, J. W. Antarctic exploration. Pop Sci M 60(1902)209-217.
M. H. R. German Antarctic expedition, 1901. Nature 66(1902)223(J13).
Scottish Antarctic expedition. Geog J 20(1902)438(0).
ANTHONY family.
Bryant, C. B. Anthony-Cooper (note). Va Mag 0(1902)328-31.
ANTIQUITIES. Remains of ancient peoples.
A y m e, Louis H. Ancient Mexican theogony and cosmogony. Notes and Q 20(1902)65-71.
Boas, Franz. Some problems in North American archaeology. Am J Archseol 6(1902)1-6.
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Fountains and aqueducts, ancient and modern [incl. Am.]. Am Ant 24(1902)478-82, ill.
Jack, Isaac Allen. A sculptured stone found near St. George, New Brunswick. Acad 2(1902)267-75, 111.
K e a n e, A. H. Native American culture. Internal Mo 5(1902)338-57.
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ARCHITECTURE. Science and art of beautiful building.
Architecture, N. Y. City. Archlt Rec 11 no.3(1902)84(Ja).
C r o 1 y, H. The contemporary N. Y. residence. Archlt Rec 12(1902)704(0).
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portion.. .illustrations. . .not satisfactory. . .eminently useful and, in the main, reliable"; Nation 74
(1902)138 "As a whole is marked by ... fortunate selection of .. .writers. . .great mass of definitions and
of brief articles., .is up to standard of... earlier volumes..."; Dial 30 ( 1901 ) 302-4 ( I. K. Pond) "defects
are lost, almost, in the mass of well edited, pertinent material... a very desirable reference book";
Dial 31(1901)82 "rich... in material. . .by reason of the extended and scholarly articles. . .admirable
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Dalreanx, E — Communication sur 1' "Habeas corpus" dans les pays hispano-ame'ricana, en particu-
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ARIZONA. Southwestern Territory of V. 8.
Bicknell, P. C. Guide book of the Grand Canyon of Arizona with the only correct maps In print; a vol-
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L a u t, E. La vie dans 1' Arizona, frontiere Mexlco-Amerieaine. Tour Monde 12 Arril (1902).
17. S. Congress. Senate. Committee on territories. . . . New statehood bill. Hearings before the sub-
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of Oklahoma, Arizona, and New Mexico, to form constitutions and state governments and be admitted
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ARHISTEAD family.
Arm istead Family. Wm M Q 11(1902)144-5.
ARMOUR, Phillip D. (1832-1901). Chicago meat paoketr, philanthropist.
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S t e b b i n s, Oliver B. George Washington Armstrong. N E Reg 56 Suppl (1902)lxii-lxiii.
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Armstrong, James Lewis. Chronicles of the Armstrongs; ed. by James Lewis Armstrong, M. D. Jamaica,
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of the American navy. — The "Alfred," "Ranger," and "Bon Homme Richard." — The "Reprisal." — The
"Hornet." — The "Wasp." — The "Enterprise.-' — "Old ironsides."— The "Constellation." — The "United
States." — The "Essex." — The "Lawrence." — The "Saratoga." — The "Fulton." — The "Hartford." — Tho
"Monitor." — The "New ironsides." — The "Kearsarge." — The "Sumter." — The "Alabama." — The "Mer-
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Morris and bis plea for an industrial commonwealth. Statement of principles of the Hammersmith
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AS8INIBOINE Mt. Mountain in southwestern Canada.
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ATKINS family.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. City and health resort 60 in. S.E. of Philadelphia.
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succinct history of Atlantic City and county during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. . . [Twentieth
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AUDUBON, John James(1780-1851). American naturalist.
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AUSTIN, Charles W.(d.l889). Texas Confederate officer.
The first Ironclad. South Hist A Pub 30(1902)196-204.
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AUTOMATIC COUPLER. Safety device for coupling cars.
U. S. Congress. House. Committee on interstate and foreign commerce. Hearing before the Committee
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AZARIAS (1847-93). Catholic Brother.
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AZTECS. Early inhabitants of Mexico.
Codex Fejervary-Mayer, Codex Fejervary-Mayer: an old Mexican picture manuscript in the Liverpool
free public museums (12014-M) Published at the expense of His Excellency the Duke of Loubat. . .eluci-
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"Codex Fejfrvary-Mayer; eine altmexikanlsche bilderschrlft. . . Erlautort von Dr. Eduard Seler. Ber-
lin, 1901." 33%cm. The pictures of the codex are reproduced in red outline drawings on 22 pi. The
exact facsimile of the codex in colors forms a separate publication "Codex Feje'rvary-Mayer; manuscrlt
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BACON family.
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Periodicals and newspapers regularly received at the library of the State Historical Society of
Wisconsin. Wise Hist Proc '01(1902)97-113.
Tables of and annotated index to the congressional series of United States public documents; prepared in
the office of the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office. Washington, Government
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T h o m a s, C. Provisional list, Mexico and Central America, linguistic families, languages, and dialects.
Am Anthrop 4(1902)207(Ap).
Wells, Philip P. ed. Literature of Am. history. Supp. for 1900 and 1901. [For details see same title
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Whitmore, William H[enry] 1836-1900. Catalogue of the valuable private library of the late William H.
Whitmore, of Boston... Part I, comprising a collection of about 1300 genealogies. Part II, historical
and miscellaneous books, including a large number of books relating to the local history of Boston...
To be sold by auction ... Nov. llth to 14th, 1902... C.F.Llbbie & co., auctioneers... [For details see
same title under subject, Boston. Mass.]
BICKERDYKE. Mary A. (1817-1901). Nurse in Civil War, Kan. organizer of relief.
Chase, (Mrsr.)A. Mother Bickerdyke. Trans Kan Hist. Soc 1901-2 7(1902)189-98.
BIDWELL, John (b.1819). Cal. Gen. in Civil War, Congressman, Prohibitionist.
Estate of Gen. John Bidwell In California. Ctry Life Am 1 (1902)81 (Ja).
BIGOT, M. Canadian Intendant.
L'lntendant Bigot. La Presse, Jan. 11&25U902).
BIHN, Joseph Louis (1822-93). Catholic priest.
Rev. Joseph Louis Bihn. Am Cath Hist 13(1902)384, port.
BILES, William (fl.1679). Pa. pioneer, Quaker preacher.
White, Miles, Jr. William Biles. Penn Mag 26(1902)58-70,192-206,348-59.
WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902. 21
BILLIARDS. Game of skill, played on tables with ivory balls.
Billiards, Low Norf Ant 4(1902)77.
•'BILLS of credit." Form of colonial currency.
R o b y, James. The "raising" of bills of credit, 1776. Best Bull 7(1902)460-2.
BILTMORE. Estate of Geo. W. Vanderbilt near Asheville, N. C.
W e s t o n, G. F. Biltmore, estate of Geo. W. Vanderbilt. Ctry Life Am 2(1902)180(8).
BINGHAM, Harry (1821-1900). N. H. lawyer and politician.
Batchellor. Albert Stillman. Address before the Graftou and Cuo* counties bur association at the meeting
hold at Woodsville, for the presentation of memoirs of Harry Bingham, December 11, 1900. Relations
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BINGHAM, John A. (b.1815). Ohio Congressman, V. S. minister to Japan.
F o r a k e r, J. B. John A. Bingham. Address at Cadiz. O., Oct. 5, 1901. Ohio Arch & Hist Pub 10(1902)
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BININGER, Abraham (1720-1811). Moravian missionary to West Indies.
Pine, John B. Abraham Binlnger. N Y Rec 33(1902)135-7.
BIOGRAPHY, Gen. Collected works on Am. biography.
Armstrong, W. J. The greatest living men. Columbus, O., Harriman, 1902.
Banks, Louis Albert. Youth of famous Americans, by Rev. Louis Albert Banks... New York, Eaton &
Mains; Cincinnati, Jennings & Pye [1902] 302 p. incl. port. 16^cm. [L.C. 2-20251]
Contemporary American biography. Biographical sketches of representative men of the day. N. Y., At-
lantic Pub. & Engraving Co., 1902. pp. 449. 4o. port. [41. Men. in :N E Reg 57(1903)232(F.W.Parke)
"a full treasury of reference and information."
Hamm, Margherita Arlina. Builders of the republic; some great Americans who have aided in the making
of the nation. New York, J. Pott & company, 1902. xviii, 410 p. front., pi., port., facsim. 20%cm.
[Contents. — George Washington. — Benjamin Franklin. — Thomas Jefferson. — Alexander Hamilton. — John
Jay. — John Adams. — George Clinton. — Samuel Adams. — Philip Livingston. — Roger Sherman. — Philip John
Sobuyler. — James Madison. — Patrick Henry. — Henry Knox. — Robert Morrlp. — John Hancock. — John Paul
Jones. — Elbrldge Gerry. — James Otis. — Robert R. Livingston. — John Marshall. — Gouverneur Morris. —
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which in successive generations have been identified with the development of the nation. N. Y., Put-
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Harrison, Mitchell C[harles] cotnp. Prominent and progressive Americans; an encyclopaedia of contem-
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liable and worthless ... filled with errors ... will do Incalculable harm." Nevertheless is very useful for
names not found elsewhere and many small but excellent ports.]
National cyclopedia of Am. biography. N. Y., J.T. White, vs. 9,10,1901; v. 11,1901-2. 12 v. 80. ill.
Neville, Ja. E. ed. Famous sayings of famous Americans. Syracuse Courier Pr., 1902. 16o.
Smith, Helen Ainslie. ...One hundred famous Americans. . .revised to date, with article on "Hall of
fame" by Chancellor H.M.MacCracken. . . [Hall of fame ed.] New York, G.Routledge 4 sons, limited
[1902] viii, 674 p. front., ill., port. 22%cm. [L.C. 2-21265]
Stephen, Leslie. Studies of a biographer, vol. 3 and 4. (second series) N. Y., Putnam, 1902. [Rev. in:
Nation 75(1902)505-6 "delightfully characteristic. . .to Emerson Mr. Stephen. . .gives a surprisingly sym-
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True stories of great Americans. Milwaukee, H.G. Campbell. 1902. 12 v.
Wall, W. What great men have said about great men. N. Y., Dutton, 1902. 12o.
Who's Who in America. A biographical dictionary of notable living men and women of the United States,
1901-2. Chicago, A.N.Marquls & Co. [1901]. 16-1304 p.
Who's Who, 1902. An annual biographical dictionary. London, Adam and Chas. Black; N. Y., Macmillan,
1902. 142 p. [Rev.ln:Nation 74(1902)92 "More inclusive ... than last year's issue. . .has a universal out-
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Young, J. R. Men and memories. N. Y., Neely, 1902. 2 v. afed 1 v. 12o.
Note. For current American biography such annual works as the directories of Congress and state legis-
lature, ecclesiastical year books, college directories of graduates, the "Minerva," etc.
BIRBECK, Morris (d.1825). HI. pioneer, abolitionist.
An English farmer at Pittsburgh In 1817. Pittsb Bull 7(1902)189-95.
22 WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902.
BIRD, Wm. (1823-1902). Presb. clerg. and missionary, Syria, 1852-1902.
J e s s u p, Sam. Rev. Wm. Bird. Ass Her 7(1902)448-9.
BISNEY, James G. (1792-1857). Ala. and Ky. abolitionist editor and writer.
James G. Birney and the Philomathic Society of the Univ. of Ala. Gulf Mag 1(1902)214.
BIRTHRATE. Proportion of births to inhabitants.
W e s t o n, J. The weak spot in the American republic. 19th Cent 52(1902)905-12.
BISHOP, Joel Prentiss (1814-1901). Mass, lawyer and publicist.
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" . BLACK BEARD (d.1717). Name for Edward Teach, pirate off southern coast.
A s h e, S. A. The old pirates, Black Beard and Bonnett. N C Bookl 2.2(1902)3-23.
BLACK, James (fl.1729). Va. physician.
A Virginia doctor's medicines, 1729 (note). Va Mag 10(1902)216-7.
BLACK, Jeremiah Sullivan (1810-83). Pa. Chief Justice, TJ. 8. Attor. Gen., Sec'y of State.
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BLACK, John (fl.1807). Quebec deputy.
M. Black, Depute de Qufibec. Rech Hist 8(1902)200.
BLACK HAWK War. War with Sac and Fox Indians, 1832.
Williams, John R. (Comp. Burton, C. M.) The Black Hawk War. Mich Hist Coll '01.31(1902)313-471.
BLACK Hills. Mountains in S.W. of South Dakota and N.E. of Wyoming.
Sanford, John I, comp. The Black Hills souvenir; a pictorial and historic description of the Black Hills.
Denver, Col., Printed by the Williamson-Haffner engraving co., 1902. 223 p. 111., col. front. 17% T
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BLACK Warrior (River) expedition. Exp. of Creek war, 1813-14.
H a 1 b e r t, H. S. ...Black Warrior expeditions during the Creek war of 1813 and 1814? Gulf Mag 1
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BLACKBURN, Wm. Maxwell (1828-98). 111. and Dak. Presb. clerg., educator and historian.
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BLAKE, Francis (b.1860). Mass, astronomer and inventor.
Francis Blake, A. M. Harv Grad M 11(1902-3)334.
BLAKE, S. Leroy (d.1902). Conn. Congregational clergyman and writer.
B i x 1 e r, James W. Rev. S. Leroy Blake, D. D. Am Miss 56(1902)426.
BLAKELEY, Johnston (1781-1814). North Carolina naval officer.
B a 1 1 1 e, K. P. A N. C. naval hero and his daughter. Capt. Johnston Blakely. N C Bookl 1.9(1901)3-15.
BLAKESLEY family.
Shepard, James. Samuel Blakesley of New Haven, Conn., and his descendants. Boston, Press of D.Clapp
& son, 1902. 15 p. 25%cm. ["Reprinted for the author from the New-England historical and genea-
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S h e p a r d, James, Esq. Samuel Blakesley of New Haven, Conn., and his descendants. N E Reg 56
(1902)277-89.
BLANCHARD, Samuel Stillman (1835-1901). Mass, merchant, State senator.
S a m u e Stillman Blanchard. N E Reg 56(1902)Suppl llv-lvi.
BLOCKADE. Closing of an enemy's port by effective patrol.
S p r u n t, James. Tales of the Cape Fear blockade. N C Bookl 1.10(1902)5-112, 111.
BLOOMFIELD, N. J. Village of Essex Co. 4 m. N.N.W. of Newark.
Hulin, Stephen Morris. Real and ideal Bloomfield; the briefly-told story of church-town, township and in-
corporated town of to-day... Bloomfleld, N. J., Groebe-McGovern co>., Newark, N. J., 1902. 3 p. 1., 9-
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BLOOMINGTON, 111. City, county seat of McLean Co., 44 m. N. of Deoatur.
H a r i n g, Theo. TUchtige deutscbe Manner Bloomington's. Deutsch-Am G 2.4(1902)39-42.
BLOUNT, Hamilton H. (fl.1902). TT. S. Army officer.
IT. S. War dept. ...Court-martial and military services of Hamilton H. Blunt. Letter from the secre-
tary of war, transmitting a copy of all records and papers... February 12, 1902. — Referred to the
Committee on military affairs and ordered to be printed. [Warshington, Gov't print, off., 1902] 157 p.
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WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902. 23
BLOUNT family.
[Presoott, Helen M. Blount] Blount and Blunt. [Washington, D. C.] Press of W.F.Roberts, 1902.
geneal. chart, 56 x 43%cm. [L.C. 2-12289]
B6CHER, Ferdinand (1832-1902). Harvard Prof, of modern languages.
6 r a n d g e n t, C. H. Ferdinand Bo'cher. Harv Grad M 11(1902-3)42-5. port.
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Horn, A[lfred] P. ed. Proceedings of the re-union of Apple's church and of the Boehm family, celebrated
at Apple's or New Jerusalem Reformed and Lutheran church, Leithsvtlle, Northampton county, Pa.,
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BOHEMIAN Americans. Natives of Bohemia living in the U. S.
V 1 a c h, J. J. Our Bohemian population. Wise Hist Proc '01(1902)159-<52.
BOISSIERE, Ernest Valeton (1810-94). Kansas horticulturist and philanthropist.
H u r o n, G. A. Ernest Valeton Boissiere. Trans Kan Hist Soc 1901-2 7(1902)552-64.
BOLGER, Henry L. Pinckney (1846-1901). 8. C. judge and legislator.
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BOLIVIA, S. A. Republic lying inland between Brazil, Argentine, Chile and Peru.
Between the Andes and the Amazon, or Undeveloped Bolivia. Chanib J 79(1902)157(Mr).
C h a r c b, G. E. Bolivia by the Rio de la Plata route. Geog J 19(1902)64(Ja).
M c I 1 r o y, Arthur. Bolivia field for American trade. Nat'l M (Bost) 15(1901-2)691-6, 111., port.
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Perez, A. G. Orcanlzaci6n mllltar de America. Bolivia. Estud Milit 5 Aout (1902).
BOLTON, Conn. Township of Tolland Co. 17 m. E. of Hartford.
Talcott, M. K. Records of the church In Bolton, Conn. N E Reg 55(1901)34-9,281-7; 56(1902)162-7,
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BONAPARTE, Joseph (1768-1844). King of Spain, resident of V. S.
T o m 1 1 n s o n, E. T. When the King of Spain was an exile in northern N. Y. Indep 54(1902)449-52.
BONAPARTE, Louis Napoleon (1803-73). French emperor.
Stevenson, Sara Y. Prince Louis Napoleon and the Nicaragua canal. Cent 64(1902)391-6, port.
BONNETT, Steed (fl.1617). North Carolina pirate.
A -. h .-, S. A. The old pirates, Black Beard and Bennett. N C Bookl 2.2(1902)3-23.
BOOK Plates. Printed or engraved labels to mark ownership of books.
Allen, Charles Dexter. The appeal of the book plate, antiquarian and artistic. Cent 63(1901-2)238-47.
C h a d w 1 c k, E. H. Book plates. Acadiensis 2(1902)122-130. facs.. 111.
H a r d y, W. J. American book plates. Am Herald J 2(1902)2-6.
Jack, David Russell. Book plates. Acadiensis 2(1902)189-97,276-8, facs., ill.
BOOKBINDING. The fastening together and covering of the parts of books.
B o w d o i n, W. G. American bookbinders and their work. Tndep 54(1902)2997-3004, ill.
B o w d o i n, W. G. Artistic bookbinding in America. Outl 71(1902)254-61, 111.
BOOKKEEPING. Systematic keeping of business accounts.
A business cutom in Boston, 1719 [Bookkeeping methods]. Bost Bull 7(1902)73.
BOOKS. Printed or written records of human thought.
W o r m 1 e y, Ralph. Advertisement of lost book, 1774 (note). Va Mag 10(1902)103.
BOONE, Daniel (1735-1820). Ky. pioneer and Indian fighter.
Hartley, Cecil B. The life and times of Colonel Daniel Boone; with an introduction by G. Mercer Adam
... New York, The Perkins book company [c!902] xiil, [2], 385 p. front, (port.) pi. 19cm. ([Heroes
of history]) [L.C. 3-9679]
Thwaites, Reuben Gold. Daniel Boone, by Reuben Gold Th wattes... New York, D.Appleton & company.
1902. xv, 257 p. front, (port.) pi., facsim. 19Vacm. (Appleton's life histories) [Rev.in:Am Hist B
8(1903)779-80(F. W.Moore) "characterized by clearness of outline, balance of parts, unity of purpose,
and completeness in itself .. .admirably presented"; Nation 75(1902)489 "Peck. . .and. . .early Draper col-
lections... would remain the standard biography but for the improvements. . .Mr. Thwaites. . .adds. .. [a]
finality"; Dial 33(1902)335 ".. .graphic. . .a vivid idea... of this pioneer in many states." L.C. 2-20873]
BOOTH, Edwin Thomas (1833-93). American actor.
Edwin Booth (letter of). Collect 15(1902)47.
BORGLUM, Solon H. (b.1868). American sculptor.
Goodrich, Arthur. The frontier in sculpture. World's Work 3(1901-2)1857-74, 111., port.
24 WHITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 15)02.
B6RSTLER. Christian (fl.1787). Md. German American settler.
K e n k e 1, F. P. Tagebuch von Christian B6rstler, geboren von Glanmiinchweiler, bey Cusel in Theutsch-
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BORTON family,
Haines, George. Ancestry of the Haines, Sharp, Collins, Wills, Gardiner, Priekitt, Eves, Evans, Moore,
Troth, Borton and Engle families. [For details see same title under subject, Haines family.]
BOSS family.
Boss, William Graham. An inquiry concerning the Boss family and the name Boss. Correspondence be-
tween William Graham Boss... and Henry Rush Boss... Chicago, The Ben Franklin co., 1902. 187 p.
ill., port. 23cm. [Rev.in:N E Reg 56(1902)325(F.W.Parke) "material of .. .importance. . .thoroughly
treated. . .agreeable miscellany." L.C. 2-9130]
BOSTON, Mass. Capital of Mass., on Mass. Bay.
Annual report of the cemetery department of the city of Boston for the fiscal year 1901-1902. Boston, Mu-
nicipal Printing Office, 1902. pp. 146. So. ill., plan. [31.Men.in:N E Reg 57(1903)233(F.W.Parke)
"is added an interesting 'Historical Sketch. . .[of] the Granary Burial Ground'."]
Boston. Brattle Square church. The Manifesto church. Records, with lists of communicants, baptisms,
marriages, and funerals, 1699-1872. Boston, The Benevolent fraternity of churches, 1902. xvi p., 1 1..
448 p. front., pi., port., fold, plan, facsim. (partly fold.) 25cm. [L.C. 3-987]
Boston. Engineering dept. ...List of maps of Boston published between 1614 and 1822, copies of which
are to be found in the possession of the city of Boston or other collectors of the same. Reprint of Ap-
pendix J, Annual report of the city engineer. February 1, 1902. Boston, Municipal printing office, 1902.
35 p. 23cm. [Men.in:N E Eng 57(1903)341.' L.C. 3416]
Boston, Mass. Cemetery dept. Historical sketch and matters appertaining to the Granary burial-ground.
Published by the Cemetery department of the city of Boston... Boston, Municipal printing office, 1902.
37 p. pi., fold. plan. 23%cm. [L.C. 3-52]
Brissot, Jeanne P. Boston In 1788; fr. New travels in the U. S. of America. (Old Sooth leaflets no. 126)
Boston, Old South Work, 1902.
Carruth, Frances Weston. Fictional rambles in & about Boston... New York, McClnre, Phillips and com-
pany, 1902. xxili, 380 p. incl. front., ill., pi. 21cm. [Rev.inrNation 75(1902)481 "no biography. . .and
index. . .photographic illustrations. . .well chosen, excellent and characteristic of the city." L.C. 2-27221]
Cole, William I. Early churches at the North End, Boston. New Eng M 26(1902)241-56, ill., port.
Cone, Kate M. Cotton Mather's birthplace. Gen Q M 3(1902)55-64.
Green, S. A. Ten facsimile reproductions relating to Old Boston and neighborhood. Boston, G.E. Little-
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Hale, Edward Everett. Memories of a hundred years. Outl 70(1902)31-47,549-61,840-52; 71.70-80,404-14,
020-30,863-75; 72.78-91,301-14, port., ill., facs.
The Manifesto Church. Records of the church in Brattle Square, Boston, with lists of communicants, bap-
tisms, marriages, and funerals, 1699-1872. Boston, The Benevolent Fraternity of Churches, 1902. 8vo.
pp. xviii 448. 111. [Rev.ln:N E Reg 56(1902)415(Henry H.Eden) "an index of extraordinary fullness
and merit completely unlocks this treasure house of facts."]
Martin, George H. Boston schools one hundred years ago. New Eng M 26(1902)628-42.
National association of stationary engineers. Official souvenir programme, 21st annual convention... Bos-
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Norcross, Frederic Walter. Ye ancient inns of Boston town. New Eng M 25(1901-2)315-25.
P a r d e e, Joseph Nelson. With a Boston market man. New Eng M 27(1902)450-63.
Pictorial guide to Boston and the country around... Boston, The G.W.Armstrong dining room & news co.,
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The [R. C.] church In Boston In 1819. Am Cath Res 19(1902)113-4.
Schuyler, M. Boston, Mass., ancient and modern. Pall Mall M 28(1902)325(N).
Second report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston; containing the Boston records, 1634-
1660, and the Book of Possessions. Third edit. Boston, Municipal Printing Office, 1902. pp. 8+137. 80.
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S t o ry, D. Boston, Mass., city of a great tradition. Munsey 28(1902)1(0), ill.
The troubles in Boston [1774]. Collect 15(1902)138-9.
Tyler, Harry W[alter], A handbook of the principal scientific institutions of Boston and vicinity, prepared
. . . with the compliments of the local members of the American society of mechanical engineers at Its
forty -fifth meeting, Boston, Mass., May 27-30, 1902. [Boston, Rockwell & Churchill press, 1902] Ix,
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W n 1 1 1 s, John. Petition for renewal of tavern license, 1714(7). Bost Bull 7(1902)348-9.
Whiting, Lilian. Boston days, the city of beautiful ideals: Concord and its famous authors; the golden
age of genius; dawn of the twentieth century, by Lilian Whiting... Boston, Little, Brown and com-
pany, 1902. xii, 485p. front., pi., port., facsim. W^cm. [Rev.in:Nation 75(1902)481 "portraits,
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views of homes, facsimilies of MSS. . .discursive biographical and semi-historical sketches"; Dial 34(1903)
124 "much to be said in praise. . .[a] .. .tendency to diffuseness, frequent repetition, and errors of fact
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of Boston... Part I, comprising a collection of about 1300 genealogies. Part II, historical and miscel-
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by auction ... Nov. llth to 14th, 1902... C.F.Libbie & co., auctioneers... [Boston, Libbie show print,
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I..C. 3-8880]
Winslow, Helen Mfaria]. ...Literary Boston of to-day, by Helen M. Winsloxv... Boston, L.C.Page &
company, 1903 [1902] xii, [2], 11-444 p. front., port. 18cm. (Little pilgrimages series) [Rev.in:
Nation 75(1902)265 "Biographical sketches. . .writttn with sobriety if .. .'genially' and in. . .Journalistic
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W i n t h r o p, Wait. Boston Free Grammar School. 1710. Bost Bull 7(1902)347-8.
BOSTON Public Library. Municipal library opened 1854.
Whitney, James Lyman. Incidents in the history of the Boston public library. Lib J 27 ( 1902) Cl 6-24
BOSTON Siege. Shutting up of British in B., 1775-3.
Miller, William T. (letters) to his wife, from the camp before Boston, 1775. Bost Bull 7(1902)419-24.
W i n g 1 o w, Ervlng. A Loyalist in the siege of Boston. N E Reg 56(1902)48-54.
BOSTON tea party. Destruction of tea cargoes by patriots in disguise of Indians, 1773.
Wheeler, Elisha [letter]. N E Reg 56(1902)205.
BOSTON and Worcester railroads. Mass. R. R. incorporated 1831.
Hill, Benjamin Thomas. The beginnings of the Boston and Worcester railroad. Wor Soc Ant 17(1901)
526-76, ill., port., facs.
BOUCHETTE, Robert Shore Milne s. Canadian customs commissioner.
Robert-Shore-Milnes Boochette coinmlssaire des Dounnes du Canada, 1868-1874. Rech Hist
8(1902)116, port. only.
BOUNTIES. Premium given soldiers to induce service.
Bounties to soldiers and the depreciation of the Continental Currency 1780. Bost Bull 7(1902)464-6.
BOUTEROUE, Claude de (fl.1668). Intendant of New France.
Roy, Regis. Claude de Bouteroue. Rech Hist 8(1902)341-3.
BOUTON, Nathaniel (1799-1878). Concord, N. H. Congregational clergyman and writer.
Bon ton, J. B. Rev. Nathaniel Bouton, D.D. Grnulte M 33(1902)180-95. port.
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BRISTOL, R. I. Town, Bristol Co. 16 m. S.8.E. of Providence.
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British Columbia, Canada's moat westerly province; its position, advantages, resources and climate; new
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An early Worcester family. Wor Soc Ant 17(1901)601-6.
Fifty ancestors of Henry Lincoln Clapp, who came to New England from 1620 to 1660. Boston, David
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Charles Dexter Cleveland. South Work 30(1901)178-9
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mass of interesting and valuable material" ;N V Rue 32(1901)62-3 "charming, entertaining detail";
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CLINTON riot. Race war episode, Clinton, Miss., Sept. 4, 1875.
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The Anthracite Strike. Its social and religious effects. Outl 72(1902)585-9.
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COFFEE industry. The raising and marketing of coffee.
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Bulletin of the Collamore Union. Newton L. Collamer, Editor. Washington, D. C. v. 8 1902. 15 1. 80.
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COLLEGES (and Universities). Institutions of higher learning.
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COLONIAL period. History of Am. to the War of Independence.
Ames, Herman Vandenburg. Outline of lectures on American political and institutional history during the
colonial and revolutionary periods, with references for collateral reading. [Philadelphia] Department
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factory. . .has searched with diligence the available sources ... result is ... commendable thoroughness,
clearness, and completeness"; Nation 76(1903)79 "to wide study... [is] added some skill In ... presenta-
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421 "Free handling. . .of .. .naratives from... (1000 A.I).) to (1784) .. .commended for school or home...
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COLONIAL possessions. All portions of the IT. 8. not present or prospective parts of the Union.
B i g e 1 o w, P. D. Amerikaiicr als Kolonlst. N. Dtsche. Runds. (1002)026-30.
Halatead, Murat. Pictorial hist, of America's new pot-sesslons. Chicago, Dominion, 1002. 12o.
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Reinsch, Paul S[amuel]. ...Colonial government; an introduction to the study of colonial Institutions...
New York, London, The Macmillan company, 1902. x, 386 p. lOMicm. (The citizen's library of econ-
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methods of colonization. — pt. 2. Forms of colonial government. — pt. 3. Institutions of colonial govern-
ment. [Rev.in:Hist Pub Canad, '02, 7(1003)1-3 "admirable little volume. . .well-informed and accurate
...has examined exhaustively the literature. . .bibliography. . .specially valuable. . .great insight and
understanding of... the British colonial system"; Am Hist R 8(1903)375-6 "bring[s] . . .into small com-
pass.. .essential facts of colonization. . .ample bibliographies. . .of value... in giving ... succient, lucid
and suggestive statements"; Nation 75(1902)98-9 "British colonies receive the principal. . .attention. ..
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empire, with special reference to American colonial problems. New York and London, G. P. Putnam's
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legal argument and a highly valuable analysis of an important part of American political thought...
has somewhat misplaced the emphasis in his Interpretation of history . . . views the thought of the past
...too much from the point of our present needs of constitutional development;" Nation 75(1902)386-7
"Written for. . .purpose of [showing] .. .that our Revolutionary forefathers were imperialists ... conclu-
sion... fatal to... present claims of imperialists. .. notwithstanding. . .display of research in. . .citation
of ancient documents ... we cannot regard this work as giving correct views of the past"; Dial 34(1903)
42-4 (J.O. Pierce) "elaborate treatise. . .exhaustive study of the precedents. . .in French and English
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COLORADO. Western, Rocky Mt. State of U. S.
Representative men of Colorado in the nineteenth century; a portrait gallery of many of the men who
have been instrumental in the upbuilding of Colorado, including not only the pioneers, but others who,
coming later, have added their quota, until the once territory ia now the splendid state. [Ed. de luxe.]
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DAVIDSON County, Tenn. A north central Co. of state.
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DOUGLAS, Stephen Arnold (1813-61). 111. Attorney-General, U. S. senator.
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DOURO, Ontario. A township of Ontario.
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DOWDGE, Francis (fl.1818). Va. Methodist clergyman.
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DRY TORTUGAS, Fla. Group of islets of Monroe Co. 120 m. W.S.W. of mainland.
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DUDLEY, Haas. Township of Worcester Co., Mass., about 18 m. S. by W. of Worcester.
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ENCYCLOPAEDIAS. Abstracts of human knowledge on many subjects.
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GAL VAN (Major) (d.1782). French officer in Am. Revolution.
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GALVESTON, Tex. City and port of Galveston Co. about 550 m. W. by S. of New Orleans.
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GREENWICH, Conn. Village and township of Fairfleld Co. 27 m. W.S.W. of Bridgeport.
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GUESS, George (1771-1840). Cherokee Indian, inventor of the Cherokee alphabet, educator.
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GULF states. States bordering on the Gulf of Mexico.
Postmasters of the principal towns in the Gulf states. Gulf Mag 1(1902)38-40.
GUMBELL, Joseph M. (1800-86). 111. and Iowa German Am. clergyman.
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HABEAS corpus. Order of court to produce a prisoner.
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HABITANTS, La Compagnio des.
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HADDAM, Conn. Village of Middlesex Co. 26 m. S. by E. of Hartford.
Haddam, Conn. First Congregational church. The two hundredth anniversary, October 14th and 17th,
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HAITI. West Indies IsL betw. Cuba and Forto Rico, containing republics of Haiti and San Domingo.
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HALIFAX, Mass. Hamlet of Plymouth Co. in Halifax township 9 m. N.W. of Plymouth.
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HALL family.
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HALL of Fame. Hall of University of K. Y. commemorating famous Americans.
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of those who barely missed election. Also a list of America's most eligible women. New York, The
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HAMILTON, Alexander (1757-1804). K. Y. statesman, officer in Am. Rev., first Sec. of Treasury.
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HAMMOND, George Albert (1313-1902). Maine.
In Memory of George Albert Hammond, Eliot, Maine. Born June 3, 1818. Died January 5, 1902. Printed
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HAMPDEN County, MEM. County in S.W. part of state.
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HAMPTON Normal and Agricultural Institute. School for Negroes and Indians at Hampton, Va., est. 1868.
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HANCOCK, John (1737-98). First Gov. of Mass., signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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HANFORD, Cal. Village of Tulare Co., Gal.
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HAWKINS, William Stewart (1837-1866). Confederate officer and poet.
Beaumont, Henry Francis. From behind prison tnrs. Confed Vet 10(1901-2)413-5, port.
HANNA, Hugh H. (b.1848). Indiana manufactuier, philanthropist and financial expert.
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HANNA, Marcus Alonzo (b.1837). Ohio capitalist and politician, V. S. senator.
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HANSON'S Mill. A fortified place near Fort Mims at time of Indian massacre.
H a 1 b e r t, Henry S. Ensign Isaac W. Davis and Hanson's Mill. Gulf Mag 1(1902)151.
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HARLAKENDEN family.
The royal descent of Mabel Harlakenden. N E Reg 56(1902)40-1.
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HARLEM (N.Y.). Revolutionary battle, Sept. 16, 177S.
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HARLESTON family.
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HARMON, Johnson (fl.1724). Mass, colonial officer, Indian fighter.
Father Ralle's scalp. Am Cath Res 10(1902)12-13.
HARPS WELL, Me. Township of Cumberland Co. 14 m. E. of Portland.
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HARRISBUR0, Fa. City, capital of Pennsylvania, IOC m. W. by N. of Philadelphia.
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HARRISON, Benjamin (1726-91). Va. Governor, signer Declaration of Independence.
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HARRISON, Benjamin (1833-1901). Ind. lawyer, 23d President U. 8.
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HART, Joel T. (1810-77). Ky. sculptor.
[ P r i c e, S. W.] Joel T. Hart. Filson Club Pub 17(1902)145-81.
HART family.
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Maryland Historical Society. Annual report for the year 1901. Bait. 1902. p. 32. 80.
New building for the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. Penn Mag 26(1902)469.
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HOLIDAYS. Days of freedom from usual occupations.
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HOOSAC Tunnel. Tunnel of Boston and Albany R. R. through Hoosac Mt., Mass., opened 1876.
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HOPEDALE, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. 34 m. S.W. of Boston.
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HOFI Indians. Fueblo tribe of Shoshonean stock of Northern Arizona.
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HOPKINS, Henry (b.1837). Mass. Congregational clergyman, Fres. Williams College,
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HOFKINSON, Francis (1737-1791). Pa. judge, signer Declaration of Independence, writer.
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HOPKINTON. N. H. Town of Merrimac Co. S m. W. of Concord.
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HORSE chair. A colonial vehicle.
Horse chair for sale, 1774. Va Mag 10(1902)111.
HOUSTON, Sam (1793-1863). Tenn. lawyer, Governor, Congressman, 1st Pres. of republic of Texas.
Brady, Cyrus Townsend. Sam Houston and his battles. McClure 18(1901-2)554-64, ill., port., map.
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HOWE, Lord George Augustus (1727-58). British Brigadier-General in Am. Revolution.
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HOWE (Mrs.) Julia Ward (b.1819). Am. writer and reformer.
C o o k e, George Willis. Mrs. Howe as poet, lecturer and club-woman. Now Eng M 26(1902)3-21, ill.
HOWE, Samuel Gridley (1801-76). Boston physician, educator, philanthropist.
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HUBBARD, Nathaniel Mead (1829-1908). Iowa judge.
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HUBBARD family.
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HUDSON, Mass. Village in Hudson township, Middlesex Co., 17 m. N.E. of Worcester.
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•• WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902.
HUDSON river. River of eastern N. Y. flowing south into New York Harbor.
Bacon, Edgar Mayhew. The Hudson River from ocean to Bourse, historical — legendary — picturesque. . .with
100 Illustrations, and with sectional map of the Hudson River. New York and London, G.P.Putnam'B
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HUGUENOTS (in Am.). French Protestants and their descendents.
Transaction of the Huguenot Society of South Carolina. Charleston, S. C., 1902. No. 9. pp. 58. paper.
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HUMBOLDT Co., Cal. County in the N.W. part of California.
Souvenir of Humboldt county; being a frank, fair, and accurate exposition, plctorially and otherwise, of
the resources, industries and possibilities of this magnificent section of California... Eureka, Cal.,
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HUMOR. Literature intended to produce laughter.
T r e n t, W. P. A retrospect of American humor. Cent 63 ( 1901-2) 45-64, port.
HUMPHREYS, Willard (1867-1902). Princeton Univ. Professor.
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HUNLEY. Confederate torpedo boat which sank the Housatonio off Charleston, 8. C., Feb. 17, 1864.
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HUNTINGTON, Collis Potter (1821-1900). N. Y. capitalist.
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HURON Indians. French name for Wyandots, Iroquois tribe of Canada, later of Kansas.
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HUSSEY, Abbe (fl.1780). Catholic Bishop.
Jay, John. Abbe Hussey, Spanish chaplain In London, visits Madrid with the secretary of Lord George
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INDIANA. East central state of IT. S., admitted 1816.
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KEKCHI Indians. A Maiyan tribe of Gautemala.
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LEWIS and Clark expedition. An exploration of nearly the whole Northwest, 1804-6.
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Hist R 8(1903)588-9 "for the general reader ... entirely satisfactory. . .in most attractive form a reprint
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LEXINGTON, Mass. Village of Middlesex Co. 11 m. W.N.W. of Boston.
Piper, Fred S. Lexington the birthplace of American liberty; a handbook containing an account of the bat-
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LIBRARIES. Collections of books, mss., etc., for use.
A m. Library Association. Magnolia Confsrence. Proceedings. Lib 3 27(lW>2)C120-268.
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LINCOLN, Neb. Capital of Nebraska, in Lancaster Co. 64 m. S.W. of Omaha.
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(1902)318-22.
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LITERATURE. Creative or artistic writings.
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original. . .but. . .cordially commended. . .excellence of proportion ... sound and conservative critical judg-
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LONG BEACH, Cal. Sea side resort near Los Angeles.
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NATCHEZ, Miss. City, capital of Adams Co., on Miss. R. 100 m. 8.W. of Jackson.
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"NATIVE AMERICANISM." A term for anticatholic movements in TJ. S.
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NATURAL gas. Hydrocarbon gas for heating and illumination piped from well* to consumer.
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NATURALIZATION. Investing a foreigner with native rights.
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NAVAHO (or Navajo) Indians. An Athapascan tribe of New Mexico and Arizona.
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NEW GERMANTOWN, New Jersey. Village of Hunterdon Co. 86 m. N. of Trenton.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. City and port on Miss. B. 141 m. W. by 8. of Mobile, Ala,
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Zacharie, James 8. New Orleans guide, with descriptions of the routes to New Orleans, sights of the city
arranged alphabetically. . .also, outlines of the history of Louisiana... New Orleans, F.F.Hansell & bro.,
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"NEW THOUGHT." A metaphysical movement in V. 8.
T y n e r, Paul. The metaphysical movement. R of Us 25(1902)312-20, port.
NEW YORK. An original Middle Atlantic state of U. 8.
Beach, William H[arrisonj. The first New York (Lincoln) cavalry from April 19, 1861 to July 7, 1865...
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Golden, Cadwallader. The history of the Five Indian nations of Canada which are dependent on the prov-
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Cost of the New York state Government. Nation 75(1902)125-6.
Denton, Daniel. A brief description of New York, formerly called New Netherlands; reprinted from the
original edition of 1670, with a bibliographical Introduction by Felix Neumann... Cleveland, The Bur-
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printed" 1. e. 10 copies printed on Japanese vellum, and 250 copies printed on handmade paper. This
copy not numbered. With facsimile of t.-p. taken from the copy In the Library of Congress. Rev.in:
Nation 75(1902)481 "commendable taste. . .shown. . .has been assigned to an expert editor. . .original
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Fielde, Adele M[«rion]. A political primer of New York city and state, the city under the revised charter
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Hamm, Margherita Arlina. Famous families of New York; historical an<l biographical sketches of fami-
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Johnson, Clifton. New England and Its neighbors. [For details see same title under subject, New England.]
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record. Vol. 33. 1902. N. Y., Pub. by the Soc. quarterly.
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New York (State) Adjutant-general's office. New York in the Spanish American war 1898. Rev. ed.
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New York (State) Council of appointment. Military minutes of the Council of appointment of the state
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160 WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902.
[Paged continuously; vol. I: IT p., 1 1., 948 p.; vol. II: 1 p. 1., [949]-1840 p.; vol. Ill: 1 p. 1., [1841]-2446
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South worth, Gertrude Van Duyn. The storj of the Empire state; history of New York told In story form;
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from the original edition of 1701. With an Introduction and notes by Edward Gaylord Bourne... Cleve-
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2d Imprint, 1701. "Of this edition, two hundred find fifty copies have been printed, and the type dis-
tributed." This copy not numbered. Rev.ln:Nation 75(1902)481 "commendable taste ... shown ... has
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Fort Washington, Published by the Empire State Soc. of the Sons of the Am. Rev. N. Y., 1902. pp. 123,
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Friedman, Lee M. The changes In the allegiance and laws of colonial New York. Harvard Law Re-
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port., map, plan. 22cm. [Rev.in:Am Hist R 8(1903)585(E.K.Alden) "fairly interesting group of studies
traces of wide reading and has the hall-mark of scholarship ... illustrations and maps are well chosen...
Udex ... scholarly and graphic"; Nation 75(1902)487-8 "much interesting variety of treatment. . .In these
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little biographies la gathered a mine of incident and adventure. . .a full Index"; Dial 34(1903)202(E. Gran-
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["References" at beginning of each chapter. L.C. 2-2267CJ
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List of libraries, to Mr. Nelson for the 'Historical sketch' and the other historical matter in the 'Man-
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100-104. Rev.ln:Nation 75(1902)32 "List of libraries in [New York]. . .valuable index to special collec-
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Rand, XoNally tc oo.'t handy guide to New York city, Brooklyn, Staten Island, and other districts Included
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The religious condition of New York. Miss R 26(1 902 )?17-18.
Riis, Jacob A[ugust]. The battle with the slum... New York, London, The Macmlllan company, 1902.
xl, 465 p. incl. 111., pi. front (port.) 21^cm. ["The battle with the slum" Is properly the sequel to
"How the other half lives." Rev.lnrNation 76(1903)338-9 "most... is a republlcatlon ... copiously Illus-
trated...has plenty of real Interest without the pictures"; Dial 34(1903)119-20(T.D.A.CockereU) "style
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R 1 o r d a n, Roger. The building of a cathedral. Cent 63(1901-2)562-4, 111.
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K u h 1, Arthur. Building New York's subway. Cent 04(1902)894-907, ill., port.
8 h e p a r d, Edward M. The second mayoralty election in Greater New York. Atlan 89(1902)192-208.
Singleton, Esther. Social New York under the Georges 1714-1776; houses, streets and country homes, with
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xlx, 407 p. incl. front., ill. 24cm. [Rov.in:Am Hist R 8(1903)550-1 (Ruth Putnam) "morsels are chosen
with Judgment and discrimination. . .fairly graphic whole. . .painstaking and conscientious. . .has real
value as a study of conditions. . .treatment is effective and suggestive"; Nation 76(1903)153 valuable...
very good view... a provincial museum, not to be neglected by any one who cares for history"; Dial 33
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L.C. 2-28275]
8 t e 1 n e r, Edward A. The Russian and Polish Jew in New York. Outl 72(1902)523-39, 111.
The tone of Lincoln (Reform campaign 1901). Cent 63(1901-2)474-5.
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front., 111. 26 x 18%cm. [Contents. — The -water-front. — The walk up-town. — The cross streets. — Rural
New York city. Rev.ln:Nation 76(1903)153 "neither text or pictures are thoroughly satisfactory...
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tions from prints and photographs, and with decorations by Edward Stratton Holloway. Philadelphia &
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sterdam and its burghers, section 2. The sway of the English, section 3. New York as a free city. —
v. 2. section 1. Through the old city, section 2. The Common to Love lane, section 3. Bloomingdale and
beyond. Rev.in:Dlal 34 (1903) 202-3 (E. Granger) "popular ... fairly good index. . .entertaining, and... in-
structive. . .has succeeded very well... most serious fault... Is the frequent use of quotations without
specifying their authors. . .entire absence of notes"; Nation 76(1903)153 "not very well written ... too
much... for a handbook." L.C. 2-26088]
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Woodruff, Clinton Rogers. Municipal situation In New York. Gunton's M 23(1902)380-4.
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NEW YORK Evening Post. Daily paper founded 1801.
New York Evening Post: hundredth anniversary number, Nov. 16, 1801-1901. N. Y., N. Y. Eve. Post, 1902.
N. Y. PUBLIC LIBRARY. Combination of Aster, Lenox and Free circulating libraries with Tilden Trust.
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NEWARK, N. J. City of Essex Co. 9 m. from New York.
Hill, Frank Pierce, and Collins, Varnum Lansing. Books, pamphlets and newspapers printed at Newark,
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NEWBURG, N. Y. City of Orange Co. on Hudson R. 60 m. N. of New York.
The Palatines' church at Newburg.' N. Y. Pa-Ger 3(1902)87-9, 111.
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Currier, John J[ames]. History of Newbury, Mass., 3635-1902... Boston, Damrell & Upham, 1902. 755 p.
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NEWBURYFORT, Mass. City and port of Essex Co. 35 m. N.N.E. of Boston.
Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary of The Meeting House of the First Religious Society in New-
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NEWCOMB College. Women's Dep't. of Tulane Univ., New Orleans, La.
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NEWPORT, R. I. City and Summer resort of Southern Rhode Island.
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NINDE, William Xavier (1832-1901). Am. Methodist Bishop over China, Japan and Korea.
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OGALALA Indians. A branch of the Sioux, Pine ridge reservation.
S c o v 1 1 1 e, Annie Beecher. Ogalala days in school. South Work 30(1001)646-9.
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practically nothing. . .real Independence of view cautious. . .as to opinions"; Nation 75(1C02)509 "accu-
rate and sane in treatment. . .a valuable book... will do> much to substitute. . .fact for romance con-
cerning our Mound Builders and later Indians"; Am Ant 24(1902)255-8 "calculated to do
more harm than good" ... "contains inor<- abusive, slanderous and unbecoming language than has ap-
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series]) [Rev.in:Dial 35(]903)345-8(J.O.Pierce) "packed full of interesting statistical information.
Connecticut's charter claims reached westward over the northern limits of the present states of Penn-
sylvania and Ohio;. . .story of the attempts of Connecticut to make. . .western claims actual possessions
by organized settlements, Is here retold by Mr. Mathews with all its inherent glamour of romance":
Nation 76(1903)98-9 "treated with energy, eloquence, and plausibility, with provincial prejudice. . .must
provoke much damaging criticism and. . .refutations"; Am Hist R 8(1903)585-6 "vigorous style. . .inter-
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year) is separately paged and has special index ;md t.-p. : Newspapers and periodicals in Ohio state
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ONONDAGA Indians. A tribe of the Iroquoii Confederacy of N. Y. state.
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ONONDAGO County, N. Y. A central Co. of the state.
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"ONTARIO," U. S. 8. sent under Capt. Bidwell to resume possession of Oregon 1818.
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H e w i 1 1, J. N. B. Orenda and a definition of religion. Am Anthropol n a 4(1902)33-46.
"ORIGINAL." Vessel shipwrecked on Cape Diamond, 1750.
Le naufrage de "1'Orignal." Rech Hist 8(1902)306-12.
ORINOCO R. River of Venezuela, 8. A., flowing E. by N. into Atlantic.
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Oans, E. W. A Pennsylvania pioneer: biog. sketch. Mansflold, O., Knhl, 1902. So.
Historical anniversaries and celebrations 1901. Year book Penn So- of N Y (1902)115-19.
Historical buildings. Year book Penn Soc of N Y (1902)122-24.
Kephart, Horace. Pennsylvania's part in the winning of the West; an address delivered before the Penn-
sylvania society of St. Lonis, December 12, 1901. [For details see same title under subject,
Valley.]
M I n n t e » of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. 1902. Penn Mag 26(1902)483-4.
184 WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902.
Myers, Albert Cook. Immigration of thu Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania, 1682-1750. with their early his-
tory in Ireland... Swarthmore, Pa., The author, 1902. xxil, 477 p. front., ill., pi., port., fac., tab.
25%cm. ["Printed from type; edition limited." Bibliography: p. 431-444 Rev.in:Am Hist R 8(1903)
357-9 (Elizabeth Lloyd) "contains many interesting documents. . .appen.1-x. . .contains genealogical rec-
ords...of value ... valuable contribution"; Nation 75(1902)291 "Throws. . .flood of life. . .upon. . .manners
and customs, ways of living. . .of .. .interest. . .especially <o Friends"; Pial 33(1902)325-6(F.W.Shepard-
son) "bibliography ... index ... real contribution to American race history. . .valuable." L.C. 2-19191]
Over the Clay Pike to Boyertown and back. Pa-Ger 3(1902)3-32, 111., port.
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. Year book Penn Sou of N Y (1902)92-95.
Pennsylvania infantry. 127th reg't, 1862-1863. Pennsylvania volunteers, lamiliarly known as the "Dau-
phin County regiment." Authorized by the regimental association arnl prepared by its committee.
[Lebanon, Pa., Press of Report publishing company, 1902?] 2 p. !., 3G5 ]>. pi., 32 port. (incl. front.)
20cm. [L.C. 3-24761]
The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, quarterly. Phlla. pub. by the Hist. Soc. of Penn-
sylvania, v. 26. 1902. pp. 508.
Pennsylvania monument* and memorials, proposed and erected In 1901. Year book Penn Soc of
N Y (1902)112-14.
The Pennsylvania society of New York. Year book of the Pennsylvania society of New York. New York,
The Society, 1902. front., ill., pi. 24cm. [Edited by Barr Ferree. Rcv.ln:Nation 7 -(1903)374 'main-
tains the interesting character of the series." L.C. 2-llflOS]
Pilcher, James Evelyn. The seal and arms of Pennsylvania... Harrlsburg, W.S.Ray, state printer 1902.
22 p. front., ill., plate (partly col.) facs. 25cm. [Rev.tn:Old Northw Q 6(1903)101(L.C.H.) profusely
ill. ... in Interesting form... a credit to state. L.C. 3-15736]
Publications of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania. May, 1902. 1300 Locust St. Vol. II. No. 2.
Phila., Printed for the Society by the Wickersham Printing Co., Lancaster, Pa. Sm. 4to. 93-235.
Register of members and and miscellaneous statistical information concerning the Pennsylvania Sons of
the Revolution. 1902. Phila., 1902, pp 137, 4o, 111.
Regnemer, Wm. The Slav in the coke regions <>f southwestern Pennsylvania. Ass Her 7(1902)321-5.
Sharpless, Isaac. A Quaker experiment In government; history of Quaker government In Pennsylvania.
1682-1783... Popular ed Philadelphia, Ferris & Leach, 1902. 2 pts. in 1 \. 19cm. [pt. 2 has sub-
title: "Thte Quakers in the revolution." Issued In 1899 under title: ''A history of Quaker government
in Pennsylvania." Rev.in:Nation 74(1902)171 "Meritorious work. . .popular edition. . .we. . .wish. . .index
had been enlarged and moderlzed and made veracious." L.C. 2-i>945 — M 2j
W o 1 c o t t, Oliver. [Letter] to Topping Reeve [1781]. 3ost Bull 7(1902)CS-4.
Woodruff, Clinton Rogers. The Pennsylvania rippers. Munic Aff 6(lf>02)212-9.
PENNSYLVANIA, University of. Univ. at Philadelphia.
Henry White Physlck [Tuition Mil U. of P. 1773]. Penn Mag 26(1902)287.
PENNY COOK (or Fenaoook), N. H. Ancient name for Concord, N. H.
Brown, David Arthur. The history of Penacook, N. H., from Its flrst settlement In 1734 up to 1900. Con-
cord, N. H., The Rumford press, 1902. viii, 570 p. front., 111. (Incl. port.) pi. 24%cm. [L.C. 3-8592]
W a 1 k e r, J. B. The genesis of a New England plantation. Granite M 3:1(1902)41-8.
PENSIONS. Annual allowances for past services, especially military.
F e n n i n g, Frederick. Comparative pension systems. Forum 33(1902)3-16-8.
Gardner, Washington. Discussing United States pensions. Confed \Vt 30(1002)173-5.
Glasson, W. H. Nation's pension system as applied to the civil war and the war with Spain. (Pub. of
the sec. no. 331.) Phlla. Am. Acad. Pol. Sci. 1902. 80.
Glasson, William H. The national pension system as applied to t^c civil war and th-- war with
Spain. Ann Am Acad Pol Sci 19(1902)204-26.
Glasson, William H. The south and service pension laws. So Atlan Q 1(1902)351-60.
Relief by States for Confederate Soldiers. Confad Vet 10(1902)202.
FEQUOT INDIANS. An Algonquian tribe of Conn, and R. I.
Thresher, Calista Potter. Homes and Haunts of the Pequots. New Eng M 25(1901-2)742-54.
PERCY, Hugh (1742-1817). British officer in Am. Revolution.
Bolton, Charles Knowles. Letters of Hugh Earl Percy from Boston ana New York 1774-1776. Boston,
Charles E. Goodspeed, 1902. 4to. pp. 88. Portrait. [Rev.in:Nation 7i>(1902)346 "Carefully edited...
relate... to affairs of the time... well worth printing. . .interest. . .larp>iy due to. . .personality of tho
writer"; Dial 33(1902)287 "valuable addition ... every one contains some Item of interest or value";
Men.ln:Am Hist R 8(1903)403 "some interesting material for the study of Revolutionary history."]
PEREA, Estevan (fl.1632). Custodian of the missions of New Mexico 1632-3.
P e r e a, Estevan. Second "Report" on New Mexico 1632-3. Out West 15(1901)460-90.
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PERIODICALS and Transactions.
This subject includes only a selection of the periodicals and transactions whose chief aim is historical.
For others, especially those which have only occasional historical articles, see Introduction.
Aoadiensis, A quarterly devoted to the interests of the Maritime provinces of Canada. So. St. John, N. B.
v. 2 1902. pp. 287. [Issued under the auspices of the Acadian Society. Some poetry, etc., but hist, arts
In general fair. Articles and documents, but chiefly former.]
American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal, The. Stephen D. Feet, ed. Bimonthly. Chicago. So. v. 24.
1902. pp. 490. [Not wholly American. Am. articles, especially those by the editor, excellent. Various
. departments of "notes" not analyzed in this work.]
American Antiquarian Society. Proceedings, Worcester, Mass. The Society, v. 15. pt. 1 (p. 1-106) At
the semi-annual meeting, Boston, Apr. 30, 1902. (1902). v. 15. pt. 2 (p. 107-266) at Annual meeting,
Worcester, Oct. 21. 1902 (1903).
American Catholic Historical Researches. Quarterly, Parkesburg, Pa. Martin I. J. Griffin, Pub. and Ed.
So. v. 19. 1902. pp. 192+10. [Full of good material. The department of ••Catholic historical notes" Is
full of Interesting material generally too brief for analysis In this work.]
American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia, Records. Phlla. Pub. by the Society. So. Quarterly,
v. 13 1902. [Arts, and documents. Dep't of "Historical picture gallery" has only brief notices but is
analyzed in this work.]
American Heraldic Journal, The. An eclectic quarterly magazine. Columbus. So. v. 2, 1902. [General
heraldry. Analyzed for Am. articles.]
American Historical Association, Annual Report for 1901. 2 vola. Washington, Gov't. Printing office, 1902.
v. 1, pp5S3, v. 2, pp360. 80.
The American Historical Magazine and Tennessee Historical Society Quarterly. Nashville, Tenn. So. v.
7. 1902. pp. 398. [Formerly under auspices of Peabody Normal College, now of Teun. Hist. Soc. Val-
uable documents and excellent articles.]
The American Historical Review. Quarterly. New York, Macmlllau Co. So. v. 7, nos2-4. (p. 203-868)
and v. 8, no.l. (p. 1-204)=1902. [Official organ of A. H. A. A review of general history, admirably
edited. Review department is only rivalled by reviews in the N. Y. Nation as an authoritative critical
source on publications in Am. history.]
American Jewish Historical Society Publications. Pub. by the Society. So. No 10, 1902. p. 13+202.
American Monthly Magazine, The. Washington, D. C. The Nat. Soc. of the D. A. R. So. v. 20, 21, 1902.
[Organ of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Popular, not scholarly, but contains occasional
articles of historical value and a good deal of source matter scattered through the articles and depart-
ments of "Revolutionary Records," "Work of the Chapters," "Genealogical Notes and Queries" and
"Real Daughters." Of these departments only that of "Revolutionary Records" is analyzed in this
Index.]
Annals of Iowa. A historical quarterly published by the historical department of Iowa. Des Moines, la.
So. 3 st-r. v. 5, nos. 4, 5, 6, 7. 1902. [Department of "Notable deaths" Is analyzed only by selection, in
general nothing less than % page notice taken.]
Boston Public Library, Monthly bulletin of books added to. Boston, So. v. 7. 1902. pp904. [Contains many
useful documents, chiefly individual letters, from the mss.J
Buffalo Historical Society, Publications. Edited by Frank H. Severance. Buffalo, N. Y. The Society. So.
v. 5. 1902. pp535.
Bunker Hill Monument Association, Proceedings at the annual meeting, June 17, 1908. Boston, Pub. by the
Association. So. 1902. pp67. [Addresses, documents and reports.]
Collector, The. A monthly magazine for autograph and historical collectors. New York, Benjamin, v. IB.
1901-2. pp!47. v. 16 new ser. 1902. [Trade magazine with many original letters, etc.]
Colonial Society of Massachusetts Publications. So. Transactions April-November, 1900. [vol. 7 no. 1.
1902.] pp. 6+62.
Columbia Historical Society, Washington, D. C., Records. So. Washington, The Society, v. 5. 1902. pp
329. [Incl. Proceedings, etc.]
Confederate Veteran. Published monthly in the Interest of Confederate veterans and kindred topics. Nash-
ville, Tenn. 80. v. 10, 1902. p. 573. [A great amount of interesting material, Including many bio-
graphical articles and portraits. In analysis for this work biographies of persons below the rank of
Major not Included.]
Connecticut Magazine, The. Devoted to Connecticut in its various phases of history, literature, picturesque
features, science, art and industry. Hartford, Conn. So. Bimonthly. 1902. v. 7, nos. 3, 4, 5. pp. 212-
650. [Fully Illustrated, many admirable local articles, some poetry and fiction.]
Dedham historical register. Dedham, Mass. 80. Quarterly, v. 13, 1902. p. 127. [Chiefly local but many
articles of general interest.]
Deutsoh-Ameriokanisohe Gesohiohtsblatter, Vierteljahrsschrift, herausgegeben von den Deutsch-Amerikan.
hiitor. Geoellscbaft von Illinois, Chicago, •». 3. 1902. [p. 272.] [Each no. paged separately.]
166 WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902.
PERIODICALS and Transactions (cent.)-
Essex Antiquarian, The. A quarterly devoted to the biography, genealogy, history and antiquities of Essex
Co., Mass. Sidney Perley, Ed. Salem, Mass. 80. v. 6. 1902. pp202. [Excellently edited for its field.
Much useful material, especially in genealogy and strictly local history. Not much of wider interest.]
Filson Club Publication No. 17. The old Masters of the Blue Grass, Samuel Woodsen Price, Editor. Louis-
Tille, Ky. J.P.Morton & Co. 1902. pp. 17i-181. 4o.
Florida Magazine. A monthly magazine devoted to general literature. Jacksonville, Fla. v. 4, p. 371,
v. 5, p. 353, 1902.
Genealogical Quarterly Magazine, Burlington Vt. So. Quarterly, v. 3. 1902. p. 255. [Ed. by Eben Put-
nam, formerly of various Salem, Mass., publications. Contains largely Essex Co., Mass., local historical-
genealogical material with some Vt. matter.]
The Genealogist. A quarterly magazine. Exeter (Eng.) v. 19 (1902-3) July- Apr. [Apr. 1903. good
American article.]
Granite monthly. A New Hampshire magazine devoted to history, biography, literature and state progress.
Concord. 80. v. 32, 1902. p. 0+389 (1). [Same order as N. E. Mag. and Conn. Mag. 111. Magazine with
some fiction, poetry, etc., but chiefly historical and descriptive state articles.]
Gulf States Historical Magazine, The. Thomas M. Owen, Editor. Montgomery, Ala. 80. Bimonthly, v. 1.
nos. 1-3 (July-Nov. ) 1902. p. 1-237. [Chielly articles of goo*! historical quality, some documents, de-
partments of "Minor topics" (analyzed) and "Historical news" (analyzed by selection). "Book notes
and reviews" fairly numerous and good.]
Historical Quarterly, The. An ill. mag. containing the contributions of the Manchester Historic Ass. and
misc. matter of local and general interest. Manchester, N. H. Vol. 3. 1902. p. 120. with supplement in
each number.
Holland Society of New York, Year Book for 1902. Prep, by the Secretary, Theodore M. Banta. New
York. Knickerbocker Press. (Cop. 1902.) pp!79. 4o.
Huguenot Society of South Carolina, Transactions. No. 9. Charleston. 80. 1902. pp58. [Minutes, offi-
cers, etc., and address.]
Indiana History Society Publications. Indianapolis. 80. v. :5 uo. 1, 1895, no. 2, 1896, no. 3, 1900, no. 4,
1902. pp255-330.
Iowa Historical Record, The. Pub. quarterly by the State Historical Society. Iowa City. So. v. 18, 1902.
[Vols. 16-18, 1900-1902, have one title-page (1902) and one pagination.]
Ipswich Historical Society. Salem, Mass. 80. XI. Waters, Thos. Franklin, The Meeting House Green
[Ipswich, Mass.] with Proceedings, Dec. 2, 1901. 1902 p. 51.
Jeneyman, The. A quarterly magazine of local history and genealogy, principally of Hunterdon Co., N. i.
So. v. 8. Flemlngton, N. J. H. E. Dears, E. and Pub. 1902. pp34. [Chiefly genealogical.]
John P. Branch Historical Papers of Eandolph-Maoon College. Published Annually by the Dept. of His-
tory. So. No. 2. 1902.
Kansas State Historical Society Transactions, 1901-2. Topeka, Kan. 80. v. 7, 1902. p. 619.
La Nouvelle France. Revue des interets religieux et uationaux du Canada Francais. Sciences-lettres-arts.
Quebec. So. Monthly, v. 1. 1902. pp591. [French Roman Catholic magazine, rather more religious
than historical, but historical articles sometimes of good critical value. Rev.in:Hist Pub Canad '02,7
(1903)69-70 "the expression of the most cultivated French-Canadian opinion of the present day... good
medium through which to study the intellectual status... of Quebec."]
Lancaster Co. (Pa.) Historical Society Papers, v. 7. no. I. 1902. p. 16.
Literary and Historical Society [of Quebec], Transactions. No. 24. Sessions of 1900-2. Quebec, 80. 1902.
pp3C.
Lost Cause, The. A monthly illustrated Journal of History, devoted to the collection and preservation of
the Records of the Confederacy. Louisville, Ky. 1902. [Organ of the "Daughters of the Confederacy"
not received in time for analysis in this volume.]
Lower Norfolk County Virginia Antiquary. Baltimore, Md. 80. Quarterly. V. 4, 1902. pp. 164.
Lynn Historical Society of Lynn, Mass., Register for year 1901. Lynn, Mass. 80. 1902. pp66. [Const.
Reports, etc. also two papers and necrologies of members (iiecrol. not analyzed).]
McLean County Historical Society of Bloomington, 111., Transactions.
Magazine of American History, n. s. no. 1, 1902. [Attempt to revive the old Mag. Am. Hist.]
Massachusetts Historical Society, Proceedings. Vol. 15. Boston, Pub. by the Soc. 1901-2. pplS+554.
Mayflower Descendant, The. A quarterly magazine of Pilgrim genealogy and history. Boston. Pub. by the
Mass. Society of Mayflower descendants. 80. v. 4, 1902. pp8+284.
Medford Historical Register, The. Medford, Mass. Published by the Medford Hist. Soc. 80. quarterly
v. 5. 1902. pp96. [Strictly local but excellent in kind.]
Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society, Collections and Researches, v. 31. 1901. Lansing, Mich. 1902. pp.
4+649.
Mississippi Historical Society, Publications of. Franklin L. Riley, Ed. Oxford, Miss. 80. v. 6. pp383.
». 6. pp567. 1902. [Of noteworthy historical value, ranking with the very best state work.]
WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1002. 167
PERIODICALS and Transactions (cont.)-
Monthly Bulletin of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, The Carnegie Library. 80. v. 7, 1902
pp375. [Some good documents.]
Nebraska State Historical Society, Proceedings and collections. Second Series. Lincoln, Neb. Jacob North
and Co. 80. v. 5. 1902. pp38l.
New England Catholic Historical Society Publications. Boston, So. no. 3. pp. 66, no. 4. pp. 33, 1902.
New England Historical and Genealogical Record, The. Boston, Pub. by the Society. 80. quarterly, v.
16, pp. 418 with supplements, pp. 139, 1902. [Long the leading hlstorlco-genealogical periodical. Articles
of high standard and volumes elaborately indexed. Best source for bibliography of local history and
genealogy, but reviews have fallen off greatly In number and extent. Dept. "Notes and queries" ana-
lyzed by selection only.]
New England Magazine. An Illustrated monthly review of New England life and achievement. N. Y. and
Boston. N. S. v. 25 (1901-2) v. 26 (1902) v. 27 (1902-3) [High class, popular, chiefly historical, but
also poetry and Action. Book notices not very important for history.]
New Hampshire Historical Society, Proceedings. Concord. 80. v. 3. pt. 2 (1897-1899) 1902. p. 173-504.
New Jersey Historical Society, Proceedings. Paterson, N. J. So. v. 2, no. 3 (few 1897) v. 3, no. 4 (for
18U8) 1902. [Has department of notes and queries (not analyzed) and necrology.]
New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, devoted to the interests of American genealogy and biog-
raphy. New York. Pub. by the N. Y. Gen. and Blogr. Society. 4o. Quarterly, v. 83. 1902. pp283.
[Class of the New Eng. Register and second only to It as source for local historical literature and re-
views of books not noticed In general reviews. Depts. of Notes and Queries analyzed by selection only.]
New York Public Library Bulletin. Astor Lenox and Tilden foundations. New York. 80. v. 6. 1902.
[Contains various valuable bibliographies and documents.]
New York State Historical Association, Proceedings. The 3d annual meeting, 1901. Pub. by the Associa-
tion. 80. v 2 1902. pp74. [Rather popular and rhetorical with a few bits of useful contribution.]
North Carolina Booklet, The. Raleigh, N. C. 16o monthly, v. 1, no. 1 (May '01)— Y. 2, no. 8 (Dec. '02)
[Series of monographic parts each about the value of a good magazine article.]
Notes and queries and Historic magazine, A monthly of history, folklore, mathematics, literature, science,
art, Arcane societies, etc. Manchester, N. H. S.C. and L.M.Gould. 80. v. 20. nos. '1-6. 1902. pp200.
[Well denned elements of occultism and good local historical articles.
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society Publications, Columbus, O. Pub. by the Society. 80. v. 10
(1901-2) pp503. 11 (1902) pp486 (including an Index to first 11 vols. p267-486).
Old Continental. Des Molnes, Iowa. Pub. by Iowa Society, Sons of the American Revolution. Elbrldge
Drew Hadley, Ed. Bimonthly. 4o. v. 1 nos 3-8=1902. pp4 to a number. [Occasional article of general
Interest.]
Old Eliot. Eliot, Me. 80. v. 5. 1902. [A few articles of more than local interest.]
"Old Northwest" Genealogical Quarterly, The. Columbus, O. Pub. by Old Northwest genealog. Soc. v. 6
1902 pp!71. [Contains departments of Notes and Queries (analyzed by selection for this work), acces-
sions to the Society's library, books in preparation, book notices (done for this work), and indexes of
names and places. Much on the lines of the New England Register.]
Oregon Historical Society, The quarterly of the. Portland, Or. Pub. by the Society. 80. v. 3. 1902.
[Chiefly excellent sets of personal reminlscenes. ]
The Owl. Kewauuee, Wis. v. 3, nos. 5&6, and v. 4, uos. 1*2=1902. [Wing family. Well edited with
many articles on collateral families, a good number of articles of general interest.]
Patriotic Review. Boston, Mass. 4o. 1902. [Devoted to the interests of the Patriotic societies. Little
historical value except "for the history of the organizations themselves. ]
Pennsylvania German, The. Lebanon, Pa. Quarterly, v. 3. 1902.
The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography. Quarterly. Phila., pub. by the Hist. Soc. of Penn-
sylvania, v. 26. 1902. pp508. [Excellent documents and source articles. Dept. of notes contains many
documents and items of first 'rate Importance and is analyzed fully for this work. Reviews few.]
Quinabaug Historical Society Leaflets. Southbridge, Mass. (Many of these fall In 1902.) [Local.]
Recherches Historiques, Bulletin d'Archeologie, d'Histoire, de Biographic, de Bibliographic, de Numis-
matique, etc., etc., public par Pierre-Georges Rey. LCvls 80. v. 8. 1902. pp. 384. [Rev.ln:Hist Pub
Canad '02,7(1903)69 "usef ul . . . keen eye for... new results of research. . .Canadian history ... indispens-
able... for the personal history of leaders."]
Royal Historical Society. Transactions of the. London. Offices of the Society. 80. n. s. v. 16. 1902. pp296.
South Atlantic Quarterly, The. John Spencer Bassett, Editor. Durham, N. C. 80. v. 1. 1902. pp9+386.
[General, but with great preponderance of American historical articles of first class quality. Moderate
number of good book reviews, some signed.]
South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine. Published quarterly by the S. C. Historical Society.
80. Charleston, S. C. v. 3. 1902. pp. 183. [Docs., geneal. articles and notes. List of publications re-
ceived useful bibllographlcally and has now and then a good critical review.]
South Dakota Historical Collections. Compiled by the State Hist. Society. Aberdeen, v. l. 1902. pp. 481.
168 WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902.
PERIODICALS and Transactions (cent.).
Southern Historical Society Papers, edited by R. A. Brock, 80. Richmond, Va. Pub. by the Society. T. 30,
1902 pp. 5+3+876. [Chiefly reprints from newspapers and other sources of articles relating to the Civil
War. Extreme Southern standpoint. Largely personal reminiscences.]
Southern History Association Publications, Cclyer Meriwether, Editor. Bimonthly. 80. Washington,
D. C. Pub. by the Society, v. 6. 1902 pp562. [High class documents and serious source articles covers
all periods, especially the earlier. Reviews and notices many and good, often signed and much attention
given to periodical literature. Dep't of "Notes and news" analyzed in this work only for select notes.]
Spirit of '76, Devoted to the principles, incidents and men of '76 and colonial times. New York, Monthly
v. 8. 1902. [Accounts of meeting of patriotic societies, dedications of monuments, etc., with occasional
articles of historical value or interest and a few documents and facsimiles. Selected titles analyzed.]
Texas State Historical Association, Quarterly of the, Austin, Tex. 80. Quarterly July-Apr, v. 5 July
1901-Apr. 1902 (tit. 1902) p(6)357 (13). v. 6 July, Oct. 1902 pp. 1-168.
Transallegheny Historical Magazine. Published by the Trausallegheny Historical Society. Morgantown, W.
Va. 80. Quarterly, v. 1. Oct. '01, Jan-July 1902 pp. 19+305 v. 2 no. 1 Oct. '02 ppl-72.
United States Catholic Historical Society. Monograph Series So. 1, 1902.
Vermont Antiquarian, The. A quarterly magazine devoted to the history and antiquities of Vermont and
the Champlaln and Connecticut Valleys. Burlington Vt. v. 1, no. 1. Sept., no. 2. Dec. 1902, p. 1-73.
[Has dept. of Notes and Queries from which selections only given in this work. An Eben Putnam publi-
cation. ]
Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, The. Published quarterly by the Virginia Hist. Soc., Rich-
mond, v. 9, nos. 3&4, p225-480 and v.' 10, uos. 1&2, pl-224=1902. [Documents and articles of highest
character. Dept. of Genealogy and Notes and queries of equally high character. Bibliographical value
only moderate.]
West Virginia Historical Magazine, The. Pub. by the West Virginia Hist, and Antiq. Society. W. S.
Lardley, Ed. 80. Charleston, W. Va. v. 2. 1902. pp340 (Illustrated). [Chiefly papers. Documents and
strict source articles few. Character between the popular and the scholarly local historical type.]
William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine. Ed. Lyon G. Tyler. Willlamsburg, Va. Win.
& Mary College, v. 10, nos. 3&4, p!45-284 and v. 11, nos. 1&2, pl-148=1902. [Scholarly. Chiefly docu-
mentary. Genealogical arts, and notes good. Bibliographical help scant.]
Wisconsin State Historical Society Proceedings. 1901. 80. Madison, Wis. 1902. pp211, ill.
Worcester Society of Antiquities, Proceedings of the. Worcester, Mass. The Society. 80. v. 17 1901, pp
668. [Published 1902]; v. 18, 1902, nos. 1-6 pp. 276. [Actually issued 1902-3 but for the year 1902 and
with title page so dated.]
Wyoming Historical and Geological Society, Proceedings and collections. Edited by Horace E. Hayden,
Wllkes Barre, Pa. The Society. 80. v. 7 for the year 1901. 1902 pp. 258 111. [Wyoming, Pa.]
PERKINS, Henry Bishop (1824-1902). Ohio State senator.
[ R a 11 d a 1 1, E. ().] Henry Bishop Perkins. Ohio Arch & Hist Pub 11(1902)164-65.
PERRAULT, Jean-Baptiste Olivier (1773-1827). Canadian judge.
R o y, P. G. L'Hon. Jean-Baptiste Olivier Perrault. Rech Hist 8(1902)33-6.' port.
PERRY, John T. (1832-1902). If. H. and Ohio editor and writer.
J o h n T. Perry. Granite M 32(1902)61.
PERRY. William Flake (1823-1901). Ky. Confederate General.
Gen. W. F. Perry. Confed Vet 10(1902-36), port.
PERRY County, 0. Co. in the S.E. central part of Ohio.
Martzolff, Clement L. History of Perry county, Ohio. New Islington, <>., Ward it, Wellaad; Colum
bus, O., Press of F.J.Heer, 1902. xii, 195 p. front., pi., p<>r>. , diagr. £0cm. [L.C. 2-20872]
PERRYVILLE (Ky.). Civil War battle, Oct. 8, 1862.
F i n 1 e y, Luke W. Battle of Perryvllle. South Hist Soc Pap 30(1902)238 50.
PERU. Republic of South America on Pacific between Ecuador and Chile.
Amadei, P. Mapa geograflco e histdrico del Peru. Lima, 1302. Ferrer 6 ptftB.
Apuntes historioos del Fern y notioias orono!6gicas del Cuzoo. Lima, Imprenta del estado, 1902. V p. 1.,
101, ii, 260 p. 24%cm. [Contents. — Apuntes Mstoricos por el general Manuel de Mendiburu... —
Noticlas cronolAgicas del Cuzco. Gobierno incasico y primer siglo de la conqulsta. — Apendlce. El
aprendiz dc rlco, poeinita en silva, por Espinosa Medrano (El Lunarejo) [L. C. 3-12492]
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lungen. Berlin, A.Asher & co., 1902-03. 4 v. 165 pi. (partly col.) 51x38cm. [In 10 portfolios.
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PRINCESS Anne County, Va. Southeasternmost Co. of state.
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SUBLETTE. 111. Township of Lee Co. in north of state.
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Nation 75(1902)344 "Introduction. . .takes. . .hopeful view of our democracy. . .seventeen documents...
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Webster: his oratory and his influence. — Three governors cf Massachusetts: Frederick T. Greenhalge,
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mimledness pravent mlsstatements of fact. . .partisanship is that of tone, emphasis, and implication; but
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ZAKRZEWSKA, Marie (18X9-1908). Physician, Professor, founder of women's hospitals in N. Y. and Boston.
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CLASSIFIED INDEX.
For Outline of this Index, see Table of Contents.
TO LOOK VP SUBJECTS SEE CORRESPONDING WORD IN THE ALPHABETICAL SERIES IN THE TEXT
GENERAL WORKS.
AUTOGRAPHS. Mas. written by the author's own hand.
ENCYCLOPAEDIAS. Abstracts of human knowledge on many subjects.
HISTORICAL societies.
HISTORY (Study, Writing and Teaching).
MANUSCRIPTS (inol. documents). Early unpublished writings of historic value.
PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES. Societies of descendants of men celebrated in American history.
PERIODICALS and Transactions.
PUBLIC RECORDS. Official records of the state.
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
BIBLIOGRAPHY. Art of book description. A descriptive list of books.
Special bibliographies may be found under the following headings: Adams, Herbert Baxter (Johns
Hopkins); Agriculture (U. 8.); America (Labberton); Am. Colonization Society (List); Antarctic (Balch);
Audubon; Banks (Catterall) (White); Barbour; Bermuda (Verrill); Boston (Boston, Engin.) (Whitmore) ,
Brazil (Canstatt) ; Brooklyn 'Check list); California (native); Canada (Gcddes) (Severance) (Tricoche);
Carter; Catholic Church (Index) (Wishart) ; Caucus (Thompson); Census (U. 8. census. . .abstract) ; Central
America (Bureau) ; Cities (Detroit) ; Colonial possessions (Reinsoh) ; Columbus (Alba) ; Concord, N. H.
(Hammond); Dial; Economics (Laughlin) ; Education (Cubberly) (Rollins) (Sohafer) (Wyer) ; Finances
(Burton) (Check list); Florida (Garcia); Franklin (Cloyd) ; Freneau (Pattee) ; Gaine; Galloway; Georgia
(Phillips); Germantown; Greenleaf, Moses; Harte (Brief) (North); History (Benning) (Bourne) (Historical)
(Kemp) (Lamed) (Lewis) (Riggs); Hoadly; Indians (Gary); Irrigation (IT. 8.); Labor (Webb); Libraries
(Buffalo) ; Literature (Abernethy) (Catalogue) (Lawton) (Mason) (Salley) ( Wegelin) ; Louisiana (Louis-
iana); Manuscripts (New York); Maryland (Lippincott) ; Massachusetts (Ford) (Green); Mexico (Leon);
Money (Davis); Nebraska (Miller); Negroes (List) (Tillinghast) ; New Jersey (Books); New York (Denton) ;
New York City (N. Y.); Newark (Hill); Newspauers; Ohio (Ohio); Patriotic Societies (Sons of the Rev.);
Pennsylvania (Myers); Philippine Islands (Retana); Foe (Foe); Pottery (Lawson); Prices (List); Primary
elections (Meyer); Reciprocity (Griffin); Slavery (Ballagh) C Locke ); Smith, Joseph; South America (Reiss) ;
South Carolina (Salley); Spanish America (Herbertson) ; Sullivan; Syracuse; Texas (Texas); Toscanelli (Vig-
naud); Trusts (Bolen) (Bridge) (Griffin); United States (Higginson) (Montgomery); Upper Canada Rebel-
lion; Virginia (Virginia); War of 1812 (Richardson) (Roosevelt) (Severance); Whistler (Bowdoin) ; Whit-
man (Whitman); Winslow (Ellicott); Winsor; Wisconsin (Baker); Worcester, Mass. (Dodge).
HISTORICAL WRITERS.
BARTON, William Sumner (1824-99). Worcester, Mass., City Treasurer, local hist, writer.
BRACKENRIDGE, Henry M. (1786-1871). Pa lawyer, writer, historian.
BRADLEE, Caleb Davis (1881-97). Boston clergyman, historical and genealogical writer.
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BROWN, A. J. (fa. 1834). Miss, merchant, officer, local historical writer.
BUSEY, Samuel Clagett. D. C. physician and local historian.
BYRD, William (1674-1744). Va. lawyer, member of the Colonial Council, hist, writer.
CALHOON. S. S. (b.1838). Hiss, judge, Confederate officer, historical writer.
DEAN, John Ward (1815-1902). Boston librarian, writer, ed. N. E. Reg.
DENTON, Daniel (fl.1666). N. Y. historian.
DENY8, Nicolas U598-ab.lG72). Am. historian.
DETJPREE (Mrs.), N. D[urhams] (fl,1901). Hiss, local hist, writer.
DODGE, Reuben Rawson (1819-90). Button, Hass., genealogist, local hist writer.
DRTTMMOND, Josiah H. (1827-1902). N. H. lawyer, hist writer.
EASTHAN, Herbert Walter (1857-98). N. H. editor, local writer.
CGGLESTON, Edward (1837-1902). Am. clergyman, historical writer, etc.
EGLE, William Henry (1830-1901). Pa. historical writer, surgeon in Civil War.
EVANS, John H. (1824-1902). Miss, historical writer.
FISKE, John (1842-1901). Am. historical, philosophical writer.
FORD, Paul Leicester (1856-1902). N. Y. writer, editor and bibliographer.
HERSEY, Alfred Henry (1841-1901). Boston bibliophile, genealogist.
HOADLY, Charles Jeremy (1828-1900).
HOY, Philo Romayne (1816-92). Wis. physician naturalist, archaeologist, writer.
JENKINS, Howard H. (1842-1902). Penn. editor, hist, writer.
KORNER, Gustav Philipp (1809-96). Ger. Am. jurist, diplomat, historian.
LABRIE, Jacques (b.1831). Canadian physician and hist, writer.
LAPHAM. Increase A. (1811-75). Wis. engineer, archaeologist, scientist, writer.
LEFTWICH, George J. (fl.1901). Miss, lawyer, local hist, writer, teacher.
LEWIS, Theodore Hayes (b.1856). Am. archaeologist, writer.
LONGWORTH, Isreal (1835-1902). Nova Scotian lawyer, local historian.
McCLEARY, Samuel Foster (1822-1901). Boston lawyer, local hist, writer.
HOTLEY, John Lothrop (1814-77). Am. diplomat, historian, minister to Austria.
PARKMAN, Francis (1823-33). Hass. historian.
PECKHAM, James (1828-69). Missouri historian.
PORTER, Edward Griffin (1837-1900). Mass. Congregational clergyman.
POTTER, Chandler Eastman (1807-68). N. H. editor, historical writer.
RAMSAY, David (1749-1815). S. 0. writer of American history.
REILLY, John T. (fl.1902). Pa. Roman Catholic writer of American history.
RICHARDSON, John (1796-1852). Canadian soldier, writer.
RICORD, Frederick Wm. (1819-97). N. J. state super, of pub. schools, writer, librarian.
RILEY. Franklin L. C. (b.1868). Miss. P.rofessor of history, writer.
ROCK WOOD, Eli as Jefferson (1838-98). Worcester, Mass, local antiquarian.
SCHMITT, Edmond John Peter (1865-1901). Tex. Catholic priest and historical writer.
SMITH, T. Watson (ab.1834-1902). Nova Scotian clergyman, editor, historian, writer.
SNEAD, Thomas Lowndes (1828-90). Ho. historian.
STAPLES, Samuel Elias (1822-1902). Hass. merchant, local historical writer.
STONE, Frederick Dawson (1841-97). Pa. and N. J. librarian, hist, writer.
STRIKER, William Scudder (1838-1900). N. J. Adj. General in Civil War, hist, writer.
STRONG, Moses (1346-1877). Wis. R. R. engineer, archaeological writer, geologist.
TARBELL, Ida Minerva (b.1857). Pa. and N. Y. editor, writer.
TEELE, Albert Kendall (1821-1901). Conn. Congregational clergyman, financier, local hist, writer.
TRTJMBULL, James Hammond (1821-97). Conn, librarian, writer on Am. Indian languages.
WHITMORE, William Henry (1836-1900). Boston merchant, genealogist, antiquarian, historian.
WILKIN8, Jesse Montgomery (b.1875). Miss, legislator, local hist, writer.
WILSON, Thomas (1833-1902). Am. anthropologist, writer.
WINSOR, Justin (1831-97). Boston and Harvard librarian, historical writer.
WOODS, Thomas H. (b.1838). Miss judge, Confederate officer, hist, writer.
GEOGRAPHY.
EARTHQUAKES. Movements of the earth's crust. '
FALL. American word for Autumn.
GEOGRAPHY. Description of the earth's surface and its inhabitants.
INDIAN Summer. Warm weather in late auturan=St. Martins Summer.
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AMERICAN AND UNITED STATES, GENERAL.
AMERICA. (1) The Western Hemisphere or (2) the U. S. of America q. v.
AMERICA, description and travel.
AMERICAN Desert. The arid region of the western U. 8.
APPALACHIA. Name for watershed of Allegheny and Monongehala rivers.
'BROTHER JONATHAN." Name for the typical American — from Jonathan Trumball (1).
COLONIAL possessions. All portions of the IT. 8. not present or prospective parts of the Union.
GREAT LAKES, The. Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario.
GULF states. States bordering on the Gulf of Mexico.
LEWIS and Clark expedition. An exploration of nearly the whole Northwest, 1804-6.
MASON and Dixon line. Boundary between Pa. and Md. and between free and slave states, surveyed 1766.
NEW ENGLAND. The states of Me., N. H., Vt... Mass., Conn., R. I., in the Northeast of U. 8.
NORTH AMERICA. Northern continent of western hemisphere.
NORTHWEST boundary. Boundary between U. S. and Canada, west of tho Rooky Mts.
NORTHWEST, U. 8.
PACIFIC coast. Western coast of America.
ROCKY MTS. Mountain range of western U. 8. and Canada.
SOUTHERN STATES. South eastern states of the U. S.
SOUTHWEST. 8.W. part of the U. 8.
"THE STATES." Colloquial British name for the U. S.
"UNCLE SAM." Nickname for the United States.
UNITED STATES. Republic of North America founded July 4, 1776.
UNITED States of America (description and travel).
AT.AHATVTA
ALABAMA. Southern state of U. 8., on Gulf of Mexico, admitted 1819.
McGILLIVRAY, Alexander (1746-93). "The Talleyrand of Alabama" U. 8. Gen. Agent to Creek Indians.
MOBILE, Ala. Seaport city of Mobile Co. 165 m. E. by N. of New Orleans.
TENNESSEE Company, 1789. Land Co. purchasing land in northern Ala. contrary to Gov't proclamation.
TU8KEGEE, Ala. Capital town of Macon Co. 45 m. E. of Montgomery.
ALASKA.
ALASKA. Territory of U. 8. extreme northwestern N. A., purchased from Russia in 1867.
ALEUTIAN Islands. Alaska chain of islands extending nearly to Asia.
KING ISLAND, Alaska. Island of Bering Sea.
NOME, Alaska. Cape and mining town on central Alaskan coast.
YUKON river, Alaska. A river rising in Brit. Columbia, flowing across Alaska into Bering Boa.
ARIZONA.
ARIZONA. Southwestern Territory of U. 8.
PRESCOTT, Arizona. Village of Yavapai Co. about 190 m. N.N.W. of Tucson.
TUCSON, Arizona. Town of Pima Co. about 250 m. E. of Yuma.
CALIFORNIA.
ASTA, Cal. Village, Sonamo Co.
BAKER8FIELD, Cal. City Kern Co. 300 m. S.E. of San Francisco.
BUTTE County, Cal. Co. in N. part of state.
CALIFORNIA. State of U. 8. on Pacific coast, admitted 1850.
CORONA, Cal. Village of Riverside Co. 20 m. 8.W. of Ban Bernadino.
COSTANSO, Don Miguel (fl.1769). Spanish explorer of California.
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CUPA. Indian for Hot Springs, see Agua Caliente=Warners Hot Springs.
FORT AMITY colony, Cal. Salvation Army agricultural colony.
FRESNO COUNTY, Cal. A Co. in the central part of state.
HANFORD, Cal. Village of Tulare Co., Cal.
HUMBOLDT Co., Cal. County in the N.W. part of California.
KAWEAH, Cal. A Utopian community in Tulare Co. from 1882-1891.
KINGS COUNTY, Cal. A southeastern Co. of state.
KINGS RIVER, Cal. River of southern Cal. flowing S.E. into Tulare Lake.
LAGUNA de Taohe Grant, Kings and Fresno Cos., Cal.
LONG BEACH, Cal. Sea side resort near Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES, Cal. City of Los Angeles Co. 346 m. S.E. of San Franoiico.
MESA GRANDE, Cal. Village of Messina Indians.
PALE COUNTY, Cal. Village of San Diego Co.
PASADENA, Cal. Town of Los Angeles Co.
FETALUMA, Cal. City of Sonoma Co. 42 m. N. by W. of San Francisco.
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Capital city of state, in Sacramento Co. 75 m. N.E. of San Francisco.
SACRAMENTO valley, Cal. Valley of Sacramento R. -which flows through northern Cal. into San Francisco
SAN BERNARDINO Valley, Cal. Valley of Southern California.
SAN-DIEGO, Cal. Seaport city of extreme southern Cal. 127 m. S.S.E. of Los Angeles.
SAN DIEGO County, Cal. The most southern Co. of California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Chief city and port of the Pacific coast, on San Francisco Bay.
SAN JOAQUIN Valley, Cal. Valley of Central part of state.
SAN MATEO County, Cal. A western Co. of California.
SIERRA Nevadas, Cal. Mountain range of California parallel to the Coast.
BUTTER, John A. (1803-80). California pioneer.
TULARE County, Cal. Co. in the S. central part of the state.
VENTURA County, Cal. Co. in the 8. part of the state.
WARNER'S RANCH, Cal. Mission Indian village of San Diego Co.
WOODLAND, Cal. Village of Yolo Co. 81 m. N.N.E. of Ban Francisco.
GOLOEADO.
COLORADO. Western, Rocky Mt. State of U. S.
COLORADO R. River flowing S. W. from Col. to Gulf of Cal.
COLORADO Springs; Colo. City of El Fasco Co., 76 m. 8. of Denver.
DENVER, Col. City, county seat of Arapahoe Co. 540 m. W. of Omaha.
PIKE'S Peak, Col. Peak of Rocky Mts. in El Banco Co. about 10 m. W. of Colorado Springs-
PURGATORY RIVER, Col. River in S.E. of state, flowing N.W. into Arkansas R.
SAN LUIS Valley, Col. Valley of San Luis R., southern Colorado.
CONNECTICUT.
BOLTON, Conn. Township of Tolland Co. 17 m. E. of Hartford.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. City of Fairfleld Co. 67 m. N.E. of New York, on Long Island Sound.
CANTERBURY, Conn. Village of Windham Co. 14 m. N.N.E. of Norwich.
COMPOUNCE Lake, Conn. Lake of Hartford Co.
CONNECTICUT. N.E. State of U. 8. on Lon? Island Sound.
DANBURY, Conn. City of Fairfleld Co. 89 m. N.N.E. of New York.
EAST HADDAM, Conn. Township of Middlesex Co. 28 m. S.S.E. of Hartford.
GREENWICH, Conn. Village and township of Fairfleld Co. 27 m. W.S.W. of Bridgeport.
GROTON, Conn. Township of New London Co. on Long Is. Sound.
HADDAM. Conn. Village of Middlesex Co. 26 m. 8. by E. of Hartford.
HARTFORD, Conn. City, capital of Connecticut, 112 m. N.E. from New York.
MACHIMOODUS (the places of noises). Name applied by Indians to region about Moodus, Conn.
MEIGS, John (fl.1639). Conn, pioneer.
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. City and port of Middlesex Co. 15 m. S. of Hartford.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. City and port of New Haven Co. 74 m. E.N.E. of New York.
NEW HAVEN (Conn.) and Northampton (Mass.) Canal. Built 1823 so., abandoned 1847.
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NORWALK, Conn. Town of Fairfield Co. 22 m. 8. of Danbury.
SAYBROOK, Conn. Village of Middlesex Co. 32 m. £. of New Haven.
SEYMOUR, Conn. Village of New Haven Co. 11 m. N. \V. of New Haven.
STANTON, Dorothy (fl.1696), of Stonington, Conn.
WETHERSFIELD, Conn. Village of Hartford Co. 3'/a m. S. of Hartford.
WHITEKEAD. John (d.1696?). Connecticut citizen.
WINTHROP, John (1606-76). Sixth Governor of Connecticut.
WOODBURY, Conn. Village of Litchfteld Co. 12 m. W. of Waterbury.
DELAWAEE.
ADDICKS, J. Edward (b.1841). Delaware politician.
DISTEICT OF COLUMBIA.
DISTRICT of Colombia. District containing Washington City, administered by U. S. gov't.
WASHINGTON, D. C. Capital city of the U. S., in District of Columbia, on Potomac R.
FLORIDA.
DE LAND, Florida. Village of Volusia Co. 5 m. E. of Beresford.
DRY TORTUGAS, Fla. Group of islets of Monroe Co. 120 m. W.S.W. of mainland.
FLORIDA. The southeasternmost state of U 8., admitted 1845.
JACKSONVILLE. Capital city of Duval Co., northern Florida, on St. John R.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Seaport city of St. John's Co. about 36 m. S.8.E. of Jacksonville.
6EOEGIA.
ALBANY, Ga. County seat of Dougherty Co. on Flint river.
ANDERSONVILLE, Ga. Village, Sumter Co. 60 m. S. W. of Maoon.
ATLANTA, Ga. State capital, county seat of Fulton Co.
GEORGIA. One of the Gulf States of the U. S.
TALLULAH. Ga. Post-Office of Habersham Co. about 60 m. N. of Athens.
ILLINOIS.
ADDISON, 111. Village, 18 m. W. by N. from Chicago.
ALEXANDER, Simon (b.1819). German Amor-can pioneer, McLean county, Illinois.
BLOOMINGTON, HI. City, county seat of McLean Co., 44 m. N. of Decatur.
CAHOKIA, 111. Villag-e of St. Clair Co. 4 m. E. of St. Louis.
CHICAGO, 111. City, metropolis of the West, on Lake Michigan.
FORT DEARBORN, 111. Fort on site of Chicago, scene of Indian massacre. Au?-., 1812.
FUNK, Henrich (b.1823). 111. German-Am, pioneer.
ILLINOIS. North-central state of the U. S., admitted 1818.
JOHNSBURG, HI. Hamlet of McHenry Co. about 24 m. N. of Elgin.
KASKASKIA, 111. Village of Randolph Co. 40 m. 8. of Belleville.
LA 8ALLE County, 111. North-central Co. of state.
MAC HENRY COUNTY, 111. Northeastern Co. of state, bordering on Wisconsin.
McLEAN Co., 111. A central county of state.
MASON COUNTY, 111. Co. in W. central part of state.
MENARD County, HI. County in W. central part of state.
MT. MORRIS, HI. Township of Ogle Co. 108 m. W. by N. of Chicago.
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PREISWERK, Wilhelm (d.1901). 111. German-Am, settler.
ftUINCY, 111. City of Adams Co. 104 m. W. of Springfield.
REICHEL, Adolph D. (1834-1902). Quincy, 111. German American.
ST. CLAIK Co., 111. County in S.W. part of state.
SUBLETTE, 111. Township of Lee Co. in north of state.
WILL County, 111. A Co. in the N.E. part of state.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
INDIAN Territory. 17. S. territory in Southwest, set apart for Indians.
INDIANA.
INDIANA. East central state of V. S., admitted 1816.
NEW HARMONY, Ind. Village of Fosey Co. 24 m. W.N.W. of Evansville.
PIGEON Roost, Scott County, Ind. Scene of Indian massacre Sept. 4, 1812.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind. City of Shelby Co. 27 m. S.E. of Indianapolis.
STARKE County, Ind. Co. in the N.W. part of state.
VINCENNES, Ind. City of Knox Co. 61 m. N. of Evansville.
IOWA.
AMANA, Iowa. Village 26 m. N.E. of Cedar Rapids.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. City of Linn Co. on Cedar River, 81 m. W. of Clinton.
COOK, Ira (1821-1902). Iowa, pioneer and writer.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa. City of Pottawattamic Co. 4 m. E. by N. from Omaha
DAVENPORT, Iowa. City of Soott Co. 70 m. S. of Dubu<iue.
DICKINSON Co., Iowa. County in the N.W. part of state.
GEAR, John Henry (1825-1900). Iowa Governor, U. S. senator.
IOWA. North-central state of U. S., admitted 1846.
JOHNSON, Sylvanus (1813-1902). Iowa pioneer and business man.
MERRILL, Samuel (b.1822). Iowa soldier, Governor.
KANSAS.
FORT RILEY, Kan. Post office and military post of Davis Co. 3 m. N.N.E. of Junction City.
KANSAS. Central state of U. S. Admitted 1861.
NEMAHA County, Kan. Co. in N.E. part of state.
POTTAWATOMIE County, Kan. Co. in the N.E. part of state.
ROBINSON, Charles (1818-94). Am. physician, lawyer, editor, Governor of Kansas, writer.
KENTUCKY.
ADAIR, John (1759-1840). Governor of Ky., General in War of 1812, U. 8. senator.
BOONE, Daniel (1735-1820). Ky. pioneer and Indian fighter.
KENTUCKY. East central state of U. S., admitted 1792.
LOUISIANA.
DE BLANC, Louis Charles (fl.1825). Louisiana French officer.
LOUISIANA. A Gulf-state of U. 8. admitted 1812.
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LOUISIANA (territory). The vast tract of Southwest and West, purchased from France, 180S.
NEW ORLEANS, La. City and port on Miss. R. 141 m. W. by 8. of Mobile, Ala.
BALBANCHA or Malbanchia. Choctaw word for New Orleans and New Orleans region.
MAINE.
DEBSCONEAG Lakes, Me. Lakes in Piicatauis Co. in center of state.
DINGLEY, Edward Nelson (.1832-99). Me. Governor and Congressman.
ELIOT, Me. Village of York Co. on Fiscatauq.ua R.
FARMINGTON. Me. Village, capital of Franklin Co., 89 m. N.W. of Augusta.
FRYEBURG. Me. Village of Oxford Co. 49 m. N.W. of Portland.
HAMMOND, George Albert (1813-1902). Maine.
HARPSWELL. Me. Township of Cumberland Co. 14 m. E. of Portland.
KAVANAGH. Edward (1795-1884). Maine lawyer, acting GOT., U. S. senator.
KITTERY, Me. Village of York Co. 51 m. S.W. of Portland.
MADAWASKA, Me. Township of Aroostook Co. about 100 m. N. of Houlton.
MAINE. The northeasternmost state of U. S., admitted 1820.
PEMAQUID, Me. Village of Lincoln Co. 18 m. E. of Bath.
FOPHAM Beach, Me.
PORTLAND. Me. Seaport City of Cumberland Co. 60 m. S.S.W. of Augusta.
USHER, Ellis Baker (1785-1850). Citizen of Maine.
WATERVILLE. Me. City of Kennebec Co. 18 m. N. by E. of Augusta.
YORK County, Maine. The most southwestern Co. of state, borders on N. H.
YORK, Me. Village of York Co. 8 m. E.N.E. of Portsmouth.
MARYLAND.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. State capital, seat of U. 8. Naval Academy, 40 m. E. of Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Md. City on Chesapeake Bay.
BORSTLER, Christian (fl.1787). Md. German American settler.
CALVERT. Sir George (1582-1632). First Baron of Baltimore, statesman.
CRESAF, Thomas (1673(1) -1779). Md. pioneer, surveyor, patriot.
MARYLAND. An original middle Atlantic state of U. 8. between Fa. and Va.
SANDY Spring, Md. Village of Montgomery Co. 18 m. N. of Washington, D. C.
MASSACHUSETTS.
ACTON. Mass. Village, Middlesex Co., 18 m. S.W. of Lowell.
ALFORD, Mass. Township, Berkshire Co., 10 m. S.W. of Lenox.
AMESBURY, Mass. Town of Essex Co. 36 m. N. of Boston.
BARN8TABLE County, Mass. Co. in 8.E. extremity of state.
BERNARDSTON, Mass. Post-hamlet, Franklin Co., 7 m. N. of Greenfield.
BOSTON, Mass. Capital of Mass., on Mass. Bay.
BRADFORD manuscript. Ms. of Bradford's History, lost in Rev., recovered 1898.
BRAINTREE, Mass. Village of Norfolk Co. 10 m. 8. of Boston.
BREW8TER, Mass. Village, Barnstable Co. 90 m. S.E. of Boston.
BROOKFIELD, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. 23 m. W. by S. from Worcester.
BYFIELD, Mass. F. 0. and station of Essex Co. 6 m. S.W. of Newburyport.
CAPE COD, Mass. Eastern extremity of state, forming Barnstable Co.
CHARLES River Valley, Mass. Region of Middlesex Co. drained by Charles river.
CHARLESTOWN, Mass. City of Mass., in 1873 annexed to Boston.
CHATHAM, Mass. Village of Barnstable Co. 20 m. E. of Barnstable.
COHAS8ET, Mass. Village of Norfolk Co. 21 m. E.8.E. of Boston.
CCNCORD, Mass. Village of Middlesex Co. 20 m. W.N.W. of Boston.
DANVER8, Mass. Village of Essex Co. 19 in. N. by E. from Boston.
DARTMOUTH, Mass. Township of Bristol Co. about 2 m. W. of New Bedford.
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DEDHAM, Mass. Village of Norfolk Co. 10 m. 8.W. of Boston.
DUDLEY, Mass. Township of Worcester Co., Mass., about 18 m. S. by W. of Worcester.
EASTHAM, Mass. A Cape Cod township, Barn stable Co., 97 m. from Boston.
ESSEX COUNTY, Mass. The uortheasternmost Co. of state.
FITCHBURG, Mass. City of Worcester Co. 50 m. W.N.W. of Boston.
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. Town of Middlesex Co. 24 m. W. by S. of Boston.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. City and port, Essex Co., 28 m. N.N.E. of Boston.
GREENFIELD, Mass. Village of Franklin Co. 36 m. N. of Springfield.
HALIFAX, Mass. Hamlet of Plymouth Co. in Halifax township 9 m. N.W. of Plymouth.
HAMPDEN County, Mass. County in S.W. part of state.
HARWICH, Mass. Village of Barnstable Co. in Harwich township 84 m. S.E. of Boston.
HINSDALE, Mass. Village of Hinsdale township, Berkshire Co., 8 m. E. of Pittsfield.
HOOSAC Tunnel. Tunnel of Boston and Albany R. R. through Hoosao felt., Mass., opened 1875.
HOFEDALE, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. 34 m. S.W. of Boston.
HUDSON, Mass. Village in Hudson township, Middlesex Co., 17 m. N.E. of Worcester.
IPSWICH, Mass. Village of Essex Co. 27 m. N.N.E. of Boston.
LAWRENCE, Mass. Capital city of Essex Co. 26 m. N. by W. of Boston.
LENOX, Mass. Village of Berkshire Co. 8 m. 8. of Pittsfleld.
LEOMINSTER, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. 54 m. W.N.W. of Boston.
LEXINGTON, Mass. Village of Middlesex Co. 11 m. W.N.W. of Boston.
LYNN, Mass. City and seaport of Essex Co. 10 m. N.N.E. of Boston.
MARBLEHEAD, Mass. Town and port of Essex Co. 18 m. N.E. of Boston.
MARSHFIELD, Mass. Township of Plymouth Co. about 28 m. S.E. of Boston.
MASSACHUSETTS. An original N.E. state of the United States.
MEDFIELD, Mass. Village in Medfield township, Norfolk Co., 18 m. S.W. of Boston.
MEDFORD, Mass. Village of Middlesex Co. 6 m. N.N.W. of Boston.
MELROSE, Mass. Village of Middlesex Co. 7 m. N. of Boston.
MENOTOMY, Mass. Ancient name of a precinct of Cambridge.
METHUEN, Mass. Town of Essex Co. 2 m. N.N.W. of Lawrence.
MIDDLEBOROUGH, Mass. Village of Plymouth Co. 34 m. S. by E. of Boston.
MILFORD, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. 18 m. S.E. of Worcester.
MONTGOMERY, Mass. Township of Hampden Co. about 16 m. N.W. of Springfield.
MOSELEY, Edward Strong (1813-1900). Massachusetts.
NANTUCKET, Mass. Island in Atlantic Ocean 20 m. S.E. from mainland.
NEEDHAM, Mass. Village of Norfolk Co. 12 m. S.W. of Boston.
KEWBURY, Mass. Township of Essex Co.
JTEWBURYPORT, Mass. City and port of Essex Co. 36 m. N.N.E. of Boston.
NORFOLK County, Mass. Co. in the E. part of state.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. Town of Berkshire Co. 20 m. N.N.E. of Pittsfield.
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. Village of Hampshire Co. 17 m. N. by W. of Springfield.
NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. 36 m. W. of Boston.
ORLEANS, Mass. Village of Barnstable Co. 94 m. S.E. of Boston.
PALMER, Mass. Village of Hampden Co. 15 m. E. by N. of Springfield.
PELHAM, Mass. Hamlet and township of Hampshire Co. about 8 m. S.E. of Nashua.
PERU, Mass. Hamlet of Berkshire Co. 12 m. E. of Pittsfleld.
PETERSHAM, Mass. Village of Petersham township, Worcester Co. 28 m. N.W. of Worcester.
PILGRIMS. Settlers at Plymouth, Mass., distineuished from Puritans of Boston.
PLYMOUTH, Mass. Seaport town of Plymouth Co. 37 m. S.S.E. of Boston.
PRINCETON, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. 16 m. N. by W. of Worcester.
QUINCY, Mass. City of Norfolk Co. 8 m. 8. of Boston.
ROWLEY, Mass. Village of Essex Co. 31 m. N.N.E. of Boston.
RUTLAND, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. about 12 m. N.W. of Worcester.
SALEM, Mass. Seaport city of Essex Co. 14 m. N. by E. of Boston.
SALISBURY, Mass. Village of Essex Co. about 11 m. N.E. of Haverhill.
SHAYS Rebellion. Civil uprising in Mass., 1787.
SOMERVILLE, Mass. City of Middlesex Co. 2 m. from Boston.
SOUTHBOROUGH, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. 29 m. W. of Boston.
SOUTHBRIDGE, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. about 32 m. E. of Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. City of Hampden Co. 98 m. W. by S. of Boston.
STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. Village of Berkshire Co. 17 m. S. by W. of Pittsfleld.
8TONEHAM, Mass. Village of Middlesex Co. N. of Boston.
8TOUGHTONHAM (now Sharon) Mass. Village in Norfolk Co.
STOW, Mass. Village of Middlesex Co. about 26 m. W. by N. of Boston.
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STUHBRIDGE, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. 30 m. E. of Springfield.
SUFFOLK County, Mass. County of which Boston is capital.
WALPOLE. Mass. Villlage of Norfolk Co. 19 m. S.S.W. of Boston.
WALTHAM, Mass. City of Middlesex Co. 10 m. W. of Boston.
WELLFLEET (formerly Eastham) Mass. Village of Barnstable Co. 106 m. by railroad S.E. of Boston.
WESTBOKOUGH, Mass. Village of Worcester Co. 12 m. E. of Worcester.
WINTHROP, Mass. Village of Suffolk Co. 5 m. N.E. of Boston.
WORCESTER, Mass. City of Worcester Co. 44 m. S.W. of Boston.
WRIGHTS Tavern, Concord, Mass. Revolutionary landmark.
YARMOUTH, Mass Village of Barnstable Co. 76 m. S.E. of Boston.
BIOGRAPHY.
ALLERTON, Isaac (ab. 1583-1659). Plymouth Colony merchant.
BLANCHARD, Samuel Stillman (1835-1901). Mass, merchant, State senator.
BOYNTON, Eleazer (1824-1901). Mass, merchant, state senator.
BUCK, Jonathan (1718-95). Mass, officer, founder of Bucksport, Me.
CHAUNCEY, Elihu (ft. 1824).
CRANE, Winthrop Murray (b.1853). Mass. Governor, philanthropist.
DUMMER, Jeremiah (1680-1739). English agent for the Mass, colony.
FISH, Thomas (d.1664). Plymouth, Mass., settler.
FITCH, Jabez (ft. 1750). Plymouth colony settler.
LYMAN, Theodore (1792-1849). Boston philanthropist, mayor, State senator.
MAYHEW, Thomas (1592-1682). Colonial Governor Martha's Vineyard.
MORRILL, Jacob (1648-1718). Massachusetts citizen.
PARKER, Augustus (1827-1910). Mass, legislator.
PHIPS, Sir William (1651-95). Mass, colonial Governor and soldier.
PRATT, Fhineas (d.1680). Plymouth, Mass., early settler.
ROBINSON, Increase (1642-ab.l699). Citizen of Taunton. Mass.
SMITH, Joseph (1707-82). First settler of Sturbridge, Mass.
SOULE, George (fl.1667). Plymouth, Mass. (Mayflower) settler.
STANDISH, Myles (ab. 1534-1656). Mayflower pilgrim, Indian fighter.
TUFTS, James.
USHER, John (1648-1706). Mass. Treas. and Receiver Gen'l of New England.
WILLIS, Benjamin (1686-1767). Medford (Mass.) town clerk and deacon.
WINSLOW, Edward (1595-1665). Governor of Mass.
WOLCOTT, Roger (1847-1900). Governor of Massachusetts.
MICHIGAN.
ALMIRA, Mich. Township, Benzie Co.
BARBER, Edward W. (b.1829). Michigan pioneer.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. City of Calhoun Co. on Kalamazoo R. 127 m. west of Detroit.
BENZIE County, Mich. A Co. in N.W. part of state on Lake Michigan.
BENZONIA, Mich. Village, Benzie Co., about 6 m. E. of Lake Michigan.
GROSSMAN, Daniel L. (1836-1901). Mich, merchant, State senator.
DETROIT, Mich. City of Wayne Co. on Belle R.
GILMORE, Mich. Township of Benzie Co. on Lake Michigan.
GOODYEAR, Henry A. (1818-1901). Mich, pioneer, State senator.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. City of Kent Co. 60 m. W.N.W. of Lansing.
HOMESTEAD, Mich. Township and hamlet of Benzie Co. about 32 m. N.N.E. of Manistee.
HONOR, Mich. Village of Benzie Co.
INLAND, Mich. Hamlet and township of Benzie Co.
JOYFIELD, Mich. Township of Benzie Co. 1 m. S. of Benzonia.
MICHIGAN. An upper Lake state of U. 8. admitted 1837.
OAKLAND County, Mich. Co. in the S.E. part of Michigan.
PLATTE township, Mich. Township of Benzie Co. 16 m. W. of Traverse City.
8ERNOULT Fort. Fort at Detroit, Michigan.
WILLIAMS, John R. (1788-1854). Michigan pioneer, soldier in war of 1812, General in Blaok Hawk war.
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MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. City of Hennepin Co. on Miss. R. 10 m. W. by N. of St. Paul.
MINNESOTA. A north central border state of U. 8., admitted 1853.
ST. PAUL, Minn. Capital city of state and of Ramsey Co. 10 m. E. of Minneapolis.
MISSISSIPPI.
MISSISSIPPI. A Gulf State of U. S., admitted 1817.
MISSISSIPPI river. Largest river of U. S., flowing south from Minn, to Gulf of Mexico.
MISSISSIPPI Valley. Valley of Miss, river.
NATCHEZ, Miss. City, capital of Adams Co., on Miss. R. 100 m. S.W. of Jackson.
NEWTON County, Miss. Co. in E. part of Missippi.
WAYNE County, Miss. A Co. in the E.8.E. part of state, bordering on Ala.
MISSOURI.
CARSON, Christopher ("Kit Carson") (1809-68). Mo. hunter and soldier.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. City of Jackson Co. on Missouri R. at western border of state.
MISSOURI. Central state of U. S., admitted 1821.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. City of St. Louis Co. on the Miss R.
MONTANA.
MONTANA. A northwestern state of U. 8., admitted 1889.
NEBRASKA.
DODGE COUNTY, Neb. Co. in the E. part of state.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, Neb. Southern Co. of Nebraska bordering on Kansas.
LINCOLN, Neb. Capital of Nebraska, in Lancaster Co. 54 m. S.W. of Omaha.
NEBRASKA. The central state of U. S., admitted 1867.
OMAHA, Neb. City of Douglas Co. on Missouri R. at eastern border of state.
PADDOCK, Algernon Sidney (1830-97). Neb. politician, U. 8. senator, Governor of Nebraska.
SHARP, Joseph L. President first Nebraska territorial legislature, journalist.
TIPTON, Thomas Weston (b.1817). Neb. clergyman, chaplain in Civil War, U. 8. senator.
NEVADA.
COMSTOCK mine. Famous silver and gold mine in Nevada.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
ANTRIM, N. H. Township, Hillsborough Co. 27 m. W.S.W. of Concord.
BOW, A town of Merrimac Co. N. H. 5 miles S. of Concord.
CHESTERFIELD, N. H. Township of Macomb Co.
CONCORD, N. H. City of Merrimack Co. 18 m. N. of Manchester.
DERRY, N. H. Village of Rockingham Co. 11 m. 8.E. of Manchester.
DERRYFIELD, N. H. Hamlet in Rockingham Co.
DOVER, N. H. City of Strafford Oo. 68 m. N. by E. of Boston.
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DUNBARTON, N. H. Township and hamlet of Uerrimac Co. 8 m. S.W. of Concord.
DURHAM, N. H. Village of Strafford Co. 6 m. S.W. of Dover.
HOFKINTON, N. H. Town of Merrimac Co. 8 m. W. of Concord.
ISLES of Shoals, N. H. Group of islands 10 m. S.E. from Portsmouth, N. H.
LEBANON, N. H. Village of Lebanon township, Grafton Co. 65 m. N. W. of Concord.
MANCHESTER, N. H. City of Hillsborough Co. 59 m. N. of Boston.
NASHUA, N. H. City of Hillsborough Co. 35 m. S. of Concord.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. An original New England state of U. S.
NORTH Londondery, N. H. Hamlet of Rookingham Co. 6 m. S.E. of Manchester.
NORTHWOOD, N. H. Township of Rockingham Co.
PENNY COOK (or Penacook), N. H. Ancient name for Concord, N. H.
PETERBOROUGH, N. K. Village of Hillsborough Co. about 33 m. S.W. of Concord.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H. City and port of Rockingham Co. 54 m. N. by E. of Boston.
WEARE, N. H. Village of Hillsborough Co. about 13 m. W.S.W. of Concord.
ROCK RIMMON. Cliff near Manchester, N. H.
8ANBORNTON, N. H. Village of Belknap Co. 22 m. N. of Concord.
BIOGRAPHY.
CURRIER, Moody (1806-98). N. H. Governor, financier, lawyer, writer.
PILLSBURY, Josiah Webster.
PLUMMER, William (1769-1850). N. H. Governor, U. 8. senator, writer.
RICHARDS, Dexter (1818-90). N. H. manufacturer, State senator.
ROGERS, James (d.1752). Dumbarton, N. H., early settler.
ROGERS, James (1686-1755). Londonderry, N. H., early settler.
SMYTH, Frederick (1819-99). N. H. Governor, Mayor of Manchester, financier.
STEVENS, William (1816-97). N. H. banker, legislator, mayor of Dover, N. H.
WILSON. James (1797-1881). N. H. politician, legislator, and Congressman.
NEW JERSEY.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. City and health resort 60 m. S.E. of Philadelphia.
BERGEN County, N. J. The northeastern Co. of state.
BLOOMFIELD, N. J. Village of Essex Co. 4 m. N.N.W. of Newark.
COMMUNIPAW, N. J. Hamlet on N. Y. Bay, now part of Jersey City.
DELAWARE valley. The watershed of the Delaware R. in N. J. and Pa.
ELIZABETH, N. J. City of Union Co. 14 m. W.8.W. of New York.
HOBOKEN, N. J. Town of Hudson Co. on Hudson opposite N. Y. oity.
HOPPER, John (1814-97). N. J. lawyer and State senator.
JERSEY CITY. City of Hudson Co. opposite New York.
LYONS FARMS, N. J. Village of Union Co. 2 m. N. of Elizabeth.
MORRIS County, N. J. A northern Co. of state.
NEWARK, N. J. City of Essex Co. 9 m. from New York.
NEW GERMANTOWN, New Jersey. Village of Hunterdon Co. 35 m. N. of Trenton.
NEW JERSEY. An original Middle Atlantic State of U. 8.
PI8CATAWAY, N. J. Township of Middlesex Co.
PASSAIC, N. J. City of Passaic Co. 11 m. N.W. of Jersey City.
PREAKNESS, N. J. Hamlet of Passaic Co.
ROCKAWAY, N. J. Village of Morris Co. 9 m. N. by W. of Morristown.
SECOND RIVER, N. J.
SHERMAN. Lydia Whitney (1804-98).
TRENTON, N. J. State Capital in Mercer Co. 34 m. from Philadelphia.
NEW MEXICO.
MANZANO Salt lakes, N. M. Lakes of Valencia Co. in central New Mexico.
MIMBRES Valley, New Mexico.
NEW MEXICO. A southwestern territory of the U. S.
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NEW YORK.
AMENTA, N. V. 'Village, Dutchess Co., 86 m. N. by E. of New York.
BRIAR CLIFF (N. Y.). School of practical agriculture.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. Formerly independent city, now borough of N. Y. city, on L. I.
BUFFALO, N. Y. City of Erie Co. on Lake Erie, terminus of Erie Canal.
CATSKILL mountains. Group in Greene and Ulster Cos., N. Y., some 7 m. from Hudson r.
CHAMPLAIN Valley. Watershed of Lake Champlain which divides N. Y. from Vt.
CORTLANDT, N. Y. Township of Westchester Co., N. Y., on the Hudson.
CROWN POINT, N. Y. Fort on Lake Champlain fr. 1731 to Am. Revolution.
EAST HAMPTON, N. Y. Village of Suffolk Co., Long Is., 7 m. S.E. of Gay Harbor.
ELMA, N. Y. Village in Elma township, Erie Co., 13 m. S.E. of Buffalo.
GENEVA, N. Y. Town of Ontario Co. 16 m. E. of Canandaigua.
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. Town on Long Island 20 m. E. of Brooklyn.
HUDSON river. River of eastern N. Y. flowing south into New York Harbor.
HUNTINGTON, N. Y. Town of Suffolk Co., L. I., 38 m. E. of New York.
LONG ISLAND. Island 110 m. long in Atlantic, forming most S.E. portion of N. Y. state.
MOHAWK Valley, N. Y. Central N. Y. Valley of Mohawk R., a tributary of the Hudson.
NEWBURG, N. Y. City of Orange Co. on Hudson R. 60 m. N. of New York.
NEW YORK. An original Middle Atlantic state of U. 8.
NEW YORK (City), N. Y. Metropolis and chief port of America, on New York Bay.
NIAGARA FALLS. Cataract of Niagara R. which connects Lakes Erie and Ontario.
ONONDAGO County, N. Y. A central Co. of the state.
OTSEGO County, N. Y. County in the S.E. of central part of state.
OWEGO, N. Y. Village of Tioga Co. 37 m. E. of Elmira.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y. Village on north shore of Long Island 30 m. from New York.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. City of Monroe Co. 360 m. by rail N.W. of New York.
SALEM, N. Y. Former name of a settlement of Westchester Co.
SARATOGA Springs, N. Y. A town and health resort of Saratoga Co. 38 m. N. of Albany.
SAUGERTIES, N. Y. Village of Ulster Co. 100 m. above N. Y. on the Hudson.
SCARBOROUGH, N. Y. Village of Westohester Co. on the Hudson, 4 m. N. of Tarrytown.
SKANEATELES, N. Y. Village of Onondaga Co. 7 m. E. by N. of Auburn.
SOUTH EAST, N. Y. Township of Putnam Co.
STONY POINT (N.Y.). Revolutionary battle July 16, 1779.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. City of Onondaga Co. 150 m. E. of Buffalo.
TICONDEROGA (N. Y.). Battle of French and Indian War, 1758.
TROY, N. Y. City of Rensselaer Co. 151 m. N. of New York City.
UNADILLA, N. Y. Village of Otsego Co. 43 m. E.N.E. of Birmingham.
UTICA, N. Y. City of Oneida Co. 95 m. W.N.W. of Albany.
WEST POINT(N.Y-). Village, site of U.S. Military Academy, in Orange Co. on Hudson H., 58 m.N. of N.Y.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Village of Westohester Co. 22 m. N. by E. of New York.
YONKERS, N. Y. City of Westohester Co. 15 m. N. by E. of New York City.
BIOGRAPHY.
BROUCK, Jonas. Early resident of New York.
BURLEIGH, Henry Gordon (1832-1900). N. Y. Congressman.
CLINTON, Charles (1690-1773). N. Y. settler, soldier.
GOSMER, John (d.lOGO). L. I. pioneer, town magistrate.
GUNN, Alexander (1837-1901).
LOVELACE, Francis (ab.1618-ab.1675). Colonial Governor of New Yor.
MORGAN, William J. (1840-1900). N. Y. State Comptroller, officer in Civil War.
ODELL, Benjamin B. (b.1854). N. Y. Congressman, Governor.
SLOAN, James (1788-1868). N. Y. pioneer and trader.
WRIGHT, Silas (1795-1848). N. H. State senator, U. S. senator, Governor of New York.
NORTH CAROLINA.
AYCOCK, Charles B. (fl.1902). North Carolina Governor.
BATH, N. 0. Village, Beaufort Co. on Pamlioo B.
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BILTMORE. Estate of Geo. W. Vanderbilt near Asheville, N. C.
CAROLINA. That part of Atlantic coast granted to the Lords Proprietors in 1663.
DARE, Virginia (b.1587). The tust child of English parents born in America.'
DE GRAFFLEUREID, Christopher. Swiss nobleman, founder of New Bern, N. Carolina.
HAYES, N. C. Estate on Roanoke R. owned by Gov. Sam. Johnston.
JOHNSTON, Samuel (1733-1816). N. C. lawyer, Governor.
JiACON COUNTY, N. C. Western Co. of state, bordering on Georgia.
MARTIN, Jos. (1740-1808). N. C. and Tenn. pioneer, Indian fighter and agent.
1&X.CKLENBURG County, N. C. A south border Co.
NEW BERN, N. Carolina. Fort and capital of Craven Co. 108 m. E.S.E. of Raleigh.
NORTH CAROLINA. An original South Atlantic state of U. S.
FItfEHURST, N. C. Health resort in sand-hill section of N. C.
RALEIGH, N. C. State capital, Wake Co., 286 m. S.S.W. of Washington.
ROANOKE Is. North Carolina. Island between Albemarle and Pamlico Sound in N.E. of state.
SUPPERNONG. Lake in Tyrelle and Washington Cos. N. C.
WACHOVIA, N. C. A Moravian settlement.
WILKES County, N. C. A Co. in the N.W. part of N. C.
WILMINGTON, N. C. City of Hanover Co. on Cape Fear R. 134 m. 8.S.E. of Raleigh.
NORTH DAKOTA.
NORTH DAKOTA. A northwestern state of TJ. 8., admitted 1889.
OHIO.
ADENA Indian Mound, 0. Near Chillicothe, southern Ohio.
CAMBRIDGE, 0. Village, Guernsey Co., 69 m. N. of Marietta.
CANTON, Ohio. City of Stark Co. 59 m. 8.8.E. of Cleveland.
CHILLICOTHE, 0. City of Ross Co. 98 m. E.N.E. of Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, 0. City of Hamilton Co. on Ohio river.
CLEVELAND, 0. City of Cuyahoga Co., on Lake Erie.
FIRELAND8. Grant in Western Reserve, Ohio.
FORT MEIG8, Ohio. Early fort on Maumee R., Lucas Co.
FREMONT, Ohio. City of Sandusky Co. 30 m. 8.E. of Toledo.
GAMBIER, 0. Village of Knoz Co. 5 m. E. of Mt. Vernon.
GEAUGA Co., O. A county in the N.E. part of Ohio.
JOHNSON'S Island, 0. Island near Sandusky, northern 0., used as Civil War U. 8. prison.
LAKE County, Ohio. County in the N.E. part of state.
LEBANON, 0. County seat of Warren Co. 22 m. 8. of Dayton.
LITTLE MIAMI VALLEY, Ohio. Valley of 8.W. part of state.
MADISON township, 0. Township of Franklin Co. in central Ohio.
MAUMEE Valley, Ohio. Valley of Maumee R. in northwestern Ohio.
OHIO. A north central state of V. 8. admitted 1802.
OHIO valley. Watershed of Ohio R. in Ohio, Ind., 111. and Ky.
PERRY County, O. Co. in the 8.E. central parr of Ohio.
HIGHLAND COUNTY, 0. A Co. in N. central part of state.
SAINT CLAIR, Fort, Preble Co., 0. Fort built 1791-8.
TOLEDO, 0. City of Lucas Co. 92 m. W. of Cleveland.
UNION VILLAGE, Ohio. A Shaker village of Warren Co. 4 m. W. of Lebanon.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Ohio. A Co. in the 8.E. part of state bordering on W. Va.
WESTERN RESERVE. N.E. section of Ohio reserved by Conn, when ceding western lands to U. 8. 1786.
BIOGRAPHY.
ALLEN, "Land Bill" (1809-91). Ohio advocate of "Homestead Bill."
HODGE, Orlando John (b.1826).
PERKINS, Henry Bishop (1824-1902). Ohio State senator.
RIDDLE. Albert Gallatin (1816-1902). Ohio legislator, U. 8. consul to Matanzas, writer.
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TIFFIN, Edward (1766-1829). O. Governor, U. S. senator, surveyor-general of the Northwest.
WILLIAMS, Isaao (1787-1820). Ohio Valley pioneer, Indian fighter, trapper.
WORTHINGTON, Thomas (b.1773). Ohio pioneer.
OKLAHOMA.
OKLAHOMA. A territory of the U. S. partitioned from Indian Territory, 1893.
OREGON.
BALL. John (b.1794). Oregon pioneer.
BARLOW road, Oregon. Wagon road over the Cascade Mountains, built 1846.
CRATER lake, Ore. Cascade Mt. lake.
HOLDEN, Horace (b.1811). Oregon pioneer.
TORY, James (b.1820). Oregon pioneer.
MORROW County, Ore. Co. in north-central part of state.
OREGON. A north Pacific state of U. S. between Cal. and Oregon, admitted 1859.
PORTLAND, Oregon. Seaport city of Multnomah Co. 772 m. by rail from San Francisco.
UMATILLA County, Or. A northeastern Co. of the state.
WARREN, Daniel Knight (b.1837). Oregon pioneer, State senator.
PACIFIC ISLANDS.
GUAM. The largest of Ladrone Islands, in Pacific, ceded to V. S. 1899.
HAWAII. Group of islands in Pacific 2100 m. from U. S., annexed 1898.
MARCUS Is. Island of Oceanica, between Hawaii and Philippines, belonging: to U. 8.
NEW NANTTJCKET. A former name of Baker Island, Oceanica, acquired by U. S. 1866.
PACIFIC OCEAN.
TUTUILA. Samoa.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ALLENTOWN, Pa. City, Lehlgh Co. on Lehigh r. 60 m. N. by W. from Philadelphia.
BUFFALO VALLEY, Pa.
CHESTER, Pa. A city of Delaware Co. 14 m. N.E. of Wilmington, Del.
EASTON, Pa. City of Northampton Co. 67 m. N. of Philadelphia.
GERMANTOWN, Pa. A former independent town, now annexed to Philadelphia.
HARRISBURG, Pa. City, capital of Pennsylvania, 106 m. W. by N. of Philadelphia.
LANCASTER County, Fa. A southeastern Co. of State bordering on Maryland.
LANCASTER, Pa. Capital of Lancaster Co. 69 m. W. of Philadelphia.
LEHIGH County, Pa. Eastern Co. of Pa. bordering on N. J.
LEITSVTLLE, Pa. Village of Northampton Co.
LOWER MERION, Pa. Township forming southern part of Montgomery Co.
MEADVILLE, Pa. City of Crawford Co. 36 m. S. of Erie.
MERION, Fa. Village of Montgomery Co. 19 m. N.W. of Philadelphia.
PENNSYLVANIA. An original Middle State of the U. 8.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Third city of U. S. on the Delaware R., 90 m. 8.W. rf New York.
PITTSBURGH, Fa. City in west of state, at confluence of Allegheny and Monongehala riven.
PUTNAM, Pa. Township of Luzerne Co. in N.E. of state.
SCHUYLKILL Valley. Valley of Schuylkill R., a tributary of the Delaware.
SONS of St. Tammany of Philadelphia. Patriotic society of early origin.
VALLEY FORGE, Fa. Village of Chester Co. 4 m. S.E. of Phoenixville — a Revolutionary War camp.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa. A southwestern Co. of state, bordering on W. Va.
WESTMORELAND County, Fa. A Co. in the S.W. part of state.
WHISKEY rebellion. Uprising in Pennsylvania 1794.
WILKES-BARR*. Pa. City of Luzerne Co. 154 m. by rail N. by W. of Philadelphia,
WYOMING, Pa. A valley and Mt. section of N.E. Fa.
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BIOGRAPHY.
ELDER, John (1799-ab.l879). Perm, emigrant to Prince Gallitzin's district.
KING, John C. Pa. German.
LOGAN. James (1674-1751). Pa. Chief Justice, Governor, writer.
MAGtTIKE. Luke (b.1796). Pennsylvania emigrant.
MEIRCKEN, (Mrs.) Peter (Snowden) (b.1777). Wife of Peter Meircken, a merchant of Phila.
PENN, William (1844-1718). Founder of Pennsylvania.
8PICER, Jacob (fl.1751).
8TEELE, John Washing-ton.
WARDER, John (fi.1778). Philadelphia citizen.
WI8TER, Ball? (n.1778). Quakeress.
WOOD, George ( fl.1682). Darby (Pa.) Quaker pioneer.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
AGTTIMALDO, Emilio (b.1870). Filipino insurrectionist against Spain and U. 8.
ALLEN, Henry T. (b.1859). Chief of Philippine constabulary.
MANILA, Philippine Is. Chief city of Philippines and seat of Gov't, on Is. of Luzon.
NEGROS Is., P. I. Central island of the Philippine group.
PHILIPPINE Islands. Group of the Malay Archipelago, acquired by TT. 8.. 1898.
RIGAL, Jose (1861-96). Filipino physician, writer, insurrectionist.
TAGALOG language. A language of the Philippine Isl.
WRAY. James. Va. midshipman in British capture of the Philippines, 1762.
PORTO RICO.
PORTO RICO. West Indian island ab. 1000 m. E. by 8. of Florida, acquired by TT. 8. 1898.
RHODE ISLAND.
BRISTOL, R. I. Town, Bristol Co. 15 m. 8.S E. of Providence.
GOAT ISLAND, R. I. Island in Newport harbor.
LONSDALE. R. I. Village of Providence Co. 7 m. N. of Providence.
NARRAGAN8ETT Bay, R. I. Inlet of Atlantic in southern part of state.
NEWPORT, R. I. City and Bummer resort of Southern Rhode Island.
PHOVIDENCE, R. I. The northernmost Co. of R. I.
RHODE ISLAND. An original N. £. state of V. 8.
EQUANT!!!'. R. I. Ancient name of Providence.
WARREN, R. I. Tillage of Bristol Co. 10 m. 8.S.E. of Providence.
WILLIAMS, Roger (1599-1688). Mass, clergyman, founder of R. I., writer.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLES. 8. C. City of Charleston Co. 115 m. N.E. of Savannah.
COLTTMBIA, 8. C. City of Richmond Co., 130 m. N.N.W. of Charleston.
HAMMOND, J. H. (1807-64). 8. C. journalist, Governor, U. 8. senator, writer.
LOWNDE8, Win. (1782-1822). 8. C. planter, Congressman, writer.
MuKASTER, George H. (1828-1902). 8. C. merchant, teacher, legislator, writer.
MANIGATTLT, Peter (1731-73). 8. C. colonial statesman.
NEWRY. 8. C. A new mill town in foot hills of the Blue Ridge Mts.
PELZER. 6. C. Town of Anderson Co. in N.W. of state.
ST. HELENA Island, 8. C. One of the sea-islands of Beaufort Co.
SOUTH CAROLINA. An original South Atlantic state of the IT. 8.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
BLACK Hills. Mountains in S.W. of South Dakota and N.E. of Wyoming.
FORT PIERRE, S. D. Village of Stanley Co. 2 m. S. by W. of Pierre.
SOUTH DAKOTA. A northwestern state of the U. S. admitted 13S9.
TENNESSEE.
CARROLL, William (1788-1844). Tenn. statesman and Governor, officer.
CHESNEY, Pharaoh Jackson Cb.1781). Tenn. pioneer.
CROCKETT, David (1786-1836). Tenn. & Tez. soldier, pioneer, Congressman, writer.
CUMBERLAND Association. Organization of Tenn. settlers, 1780.
DANDRIDGE, Tenn. Village of Jefferson Co. 30 m. E.N.E. of Knoxville.
DAVIDSON County, Tenn. A north central Co. of state.
MADISON COUNTY, Tenn. Western Co. of state.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. City, capital of state and of Davidson Co., north of center of state.
ROANE, Archibald (1755-1818). Tenn. lawyer, judge, Governor.
ROBERTS, Isaac (1754-1816). Tenn. pioneer, Brigadier General.
RUSKIN COLONY, Tenn. and Ga. A socialistic cooperative experiment, 1894-1901.
TENNESSEE. A S.E. central state of the U. S., admitted 1796.
TROUSDALE, William (1790-1872). Tenn. lawyer, officer in war 1812, Seminole and Mexican wars, Gov.
TEXAS.
ALAMO. Fort at San Antonio, Tex., scene of siege and massacre March 6, 1836.
BEAUMONT, Tex. County seat of Jefferson Co. 84 m. E. by N. from Houston.
DALLAS, Tex. City and county seat of Dallas Co. on Trinity R. in northern Texas.
FAYETTE COUNTY, Texas. Co. in S.E. part of state.
GALVESTON, Tex. City and port of Galveston Co. about 550 m. W. by S. of New Orleans.
HOUSTON, Sam (1793-1863). Tenn. lawyer, Governor, Congressman, 1st Pros, of republic of Texas.
SAN FERNANDO de Bexar. Former name for San Antonio, Texas.
SAN JACINTO. Closing battle of war for Teyan Independence, 1836.
SEELE, Hermann (1823-1902). Texas pioneer, teacher, lawyer and legislator.
TEXAS. The south-westernmost of the Gulf states of U. S., admitted 1845.
TRAVIS, William Barrett (1811 1-36). Ala. officer in Texan Revolution.
UTAH.
GREAT Salt Lake, Utah. Lake in the N.E. part of the Great Basin.
UINTA Valley Indian reservation. Ute Indian reservation in Utah.
UTAH. A western state of the U. S. between Col. and. Nov., admitted 1896.
VERMONT.
BURLINGTON, Vt. City, county seat of Chittenden Co., on Lake Champlain.
DEAN, Towne (1810-95). Vt. and Mass, physician.
HARTFORD, Vt. Village in Hartford township, Windsor Co., 60 m. S. of Montpelier.
LUDLOW, Vt. Village in Ludlow township, Windsor Co. 25 m. S.S.E. of Rutland.
MONTPELIER, Vt. Capital of Vt. 40 m. E.S.E. of Burlington.
KEWBURY, Vt. Village and township of Orange Co. 30 m. E.S.E. of Montpelier.
ROCKINGHAM, Vt. Hamlet and township of Windham Co. 5 m. N. of Bellows Falls.
SHELBURNE, Vt. Village of Chittenden Co. 7 m. S. of Burlington.
VERMONT. The northwesternmost of the New England states of the U. S., admitted 1791.
WESTMINSTER.'vt. Village of Windham Co. 4 m. below Bellowi Falls.
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VIRGINIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Town on Potomac 7m. below Washington, D. C.
ALLEGHANY County, Va. A western Co. S.E. of Alleghany Mt*.
AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va. A western border Co.
BACON'S Rebellion. Va. insurrection against Gen. Berkeley, 1676.
CHARLES CITY County, Va. Co. in S.E. of state.
FLOWERDEW Hundred, Charles County, Va. Estate granted Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens, 1636.
GERHANNA, Va. A German settlement (1714), Orange Co., now extinct.
GOOCHLAND County, Va. County in center of state.
HAMPTON, Va. Capital of Elizabeth City Co. 15 m. N.N.W. of Norfolk.
HENRY COUNTY, Va. Southern border Co. of Va.
JAMES CITY, Va. Eastern Co. of Va. on James R.
JAMES RIVER, Va. River flowing S.E. across Va. into Chesapeake Bay.
JAMESTOWN, Va. Extinct town of James City Co. about 46 m. N.W. of Norfolk.
KING and Queen County, Va. Co. in the E. part of Virginia.
LOWER NORFOLK County, Virginia.
MONTICELLO, Va. Estate of Thomas Jefferson, 3 m. S.E. of Charlottesville.
MT. VERNON, Va. Estate of George Washington on the Potomac 15 m. below Washington city.
NORFOLK, Va. City and port of Norfolk Co. 106 m. S.E. of Richmond.
NORFOLK County, Va. County in S.E. part of state.
NORTHAMPTON County, Va. A southeastern Co. of Virginia.
NORTHUMBERLAND County, Va. An eastern Co. of Virginia.
OCCANEECHEE Island, Va. Is. in Roanoke R. near Clarksville, Mecklenburg Co.
PORTSMOUTH, Va. City and seaport of Norfolk Co. about 1 m. B. W. of Norfolk.
PRINCE Edward County, Va. Co. in 8. part of state.
PRINCESS Anne County, Va. Southeasternmost Co. of state.
RICHMOND, Va. Capital oity of Va. on James R. about 100 m. S. by W. from Washington.
RICHMOND COUNTY, Va. A Co. in the E. part of state.
SPOTTSYLVANIA County, Va. County in N.E. part of state.
SURRY County, Va. Co. in the S.E. part of state.
TAZEWELL County, Va. Southwestern Co. of state.
VAWTER8 Church, Madison Co., Va.
VIRGINIA. An original Atlantic state of U. 8. between Maryland and North Carolina.
VIRGINIA company. English colonizing corporation.
WESTMORELAND County, Va. A Co. in the E. part of state.
WILLIAM8BURG, Va. Town of James City Co. about 50 m. E.B.E. of Riohmond.
YORK County, Va. An eastern Co. of state on Chesapeake Bay.
YORKTOWN, Va. Village of York Co. 36 m. N.N.W. of Norfolk.
BIOGRAPHY.
BUR WELL, Lewis (1621-53). Va. emingrant, colonial officer, planter.
CARTER, Robert (fl.1773). Virginia planter, "King's Councillor."
FAIRFAX, George William (ft. 1747). Va. surveyor.
GORDON, James (d.1768). Va. merchant and officer.
HARVEL, John (fl.1630). Va. Governor.
MONTAGUE, Andrew Jackson (b.1862). Va. Attorney-General, Governor.
MULLER, Adam (b.about 1700). Va. settler of Shenandoah Valley.
NICHOLSON, Francis (fl.lVOO). Va. and Md. Governor.
POWELL, I.e ven (fl.1787). Virginian.
SHEPHERD, David (d.about 1795). Va. pioneer, Indian fighter.
SMITH, Captain John (1579-1631). Explorer, founder of Virginia, writer.
WASHINGTON.
CHELAN Lake. Wash, lake among Cascade Mts.
SEATTLE, Wash. City of King Co. 22 m. N.N.E. of Taooiua.
TACOMA, Wash. Seaport oity of Pierce Co.
WASHINGTON (State). A Pacific state of the U. S. admitted 1850.
YAKIMA County, Wash. Co. in the central part of state.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
FAIRFAX stone. Monument erected 1746, boundary of Fairfax est. , later of West Va. and Md.
KANAWHA COUNTY, W. Va. A western Co. of state on great Kanawha R.
KANAWHA VALLEY, W. Va. Watershed of Great Kanawha R.
MONONGALIA County, W. Va. A northern Co. of state, borders on Pennsylvania.
POCOHONTAS Co., W. Va. An eastern county of the state.
POINT Pleasant (W. Va.). Battla between Va. troops of Lord Dunmore and Indians, Oct. 10, 1774.
ROUND BOTTOM, W. Va. Hamlet of Wayne Co. 10 m. from Huntington.
SHEPHERD, Thomas (d.1776). English settler of Mecklenburg, now Shepherdstown, W. Va.
WARWICK, Jacob (1744-1826). Pioneer of West Va., Indian scout.
WEST VIRGINIA. An E. central state of the U. 6., admitted 1863.
WISCONSIN.
COLMAN, Charles L. (1826-1901). Wis. manufacturer, V. P. Wis. Hist. Boo.
FOND DU LAC, Wis. City of Fond du Lac Co. 63 m. N.N.W. of Milwaukee.
JOHNSON, John A. (1832-1901). Wis. pioneer, State senator, philanthropist.
LA FOLLETTE, Robert Marion (b.1855). Wis. lawyer, Congressman, Governor.
MENOMONIE, Wis. County seat of Dunn Co. 25 m. W. by E. of Eau Claire.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. City of Milwaukee Co. on Lake Michigan 85 m. N. of Chicago.
ST. CROIX COUNTY, Wis. Co. in W. part of Wisconsin bordering on Minnesota.
SHEBOYGAN County, Wis. Co. in E. part of state.
SPOONER, John Coit (b.1843). Wis. lawyer, officer in Civil War, U. 8. senator.
TWO Rivers, Wis. Village of Manitowoc Co. 7 m. N.E. of Manitowoc.
WAUKESHA County, Wis. Co. in the 6.E. part of stats.
WINNEBAGO County, Wis. Co. in E. central part of state.
WISCONSIN. A northern state of U. 8. on the Great Lakes, admitted 1848.
WYOMING.
CHEYENNE, Wyoming. Town of Laramie Co. 106 m. N. of Denver.
YELLOWSTONE PARK. National Park at the N.W. corner of Wyoming.
WYOMING. A western state of U. S., admitted 18D3.
BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
ACADIA. Original name of Nova Scotia and neighborhood.
ANNAPOLIS County, Nova Scotia. A southwestern Co. on bay of Fundy.
ASSINIBOINE Mt. Mountain in southwestern Canada.
ATHABASCA River, Canada. Stream flowing N.W. into Athabasca Lake.
BtCANCOUR, Can. Town of Quebec 80 m. S.W. of city of Quebec.
BERMUDA Islands. British islands off U. S, coast, 580 m. S.E. of Cape Hatteras.
BRITISH Columbia. Southwestern province of Dominion of Canada.
CAMPO BELLO, N. B. Island of New Brunswick, in Bay of Fundy.
CANADA, Dominion of. A federal union of British possessions in N. A.
CARLETON. Canada. Village of Bonaventiere Co., Quebec, 5 m. N.E. of Dalhousie, N. B.
CHIGNECTO Isthmus. Isthmus joining Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
DOURO, Ontario. A township of Ontario.
DRUMBO, Ont. Village of Oxford Co. 23 m. E.S.E. of Stratford.
ESTERHAZ, Canada. A Hungarian colony.
FORT ERIE. Early fortification, at eastern end of Lake Erie.
FRASER RIVER, Canada. River of British Columbia flowing into Pacific Ocean.
FREDERICTON, N. B. City and port. 60 m. N.N.W. of St. John.
FRENCH Canadian language. Variety of French spoken in Canada.
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FRONTENAC, Can. Former name of Kingston, Canada.
FUNDY, Bay of. Inlet of the Atlantic, separating Nova Scotia from New Brunswick.
HABITANTS, La Comoagnie des.
INTENDANTS. Canadian colonial official*, next to governor! and bishops.
KINGSTON, Canada. City of Ontario at outlet of Lake Ontario, 172 m. W. of Montreal.
KLONDIKE. Auriferous region in Yukon District, Canada.
LABRADOR. Peninsula on the £. coast of British North America.
LA SUEITE. District of province of Quebec.
LAUZON, Canada. Town on St. Lawrence opposite Quebec.
LOU1SBOURG, Can. French fortification on Cape Breton, captured by British, 1768.
LYTTON, British Columbia. Town on the Fraser R. 67 m. from Yale.
MANITOBA. Province of Canada, adjoining Minn, and N. Dakota.
MANITOULIN Is. Island in northern part of Lake Huron, belonging to Ontario, Can.
MONTREAL, Canada. City of the province of Quebec 180 m. S.W. of Quebec.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Canada. An eastern Maritine province of the Dominion cf Canada.
NELSON River, Canada. River of western Canada, connecting L. Winnipeg and Hudson Bay.
NEWFOUNDLAND. Large island in Atlantic 0. at mouth of Gulf of St. Lawrence, a British Colony.
NEWFOUNDLAND Fishing Banks. Submarine plateaus along coast of Newfoundland.
NISSOURI, Ontario. Village in Oxford Co. 8 m. N. of Thamesford.
NOOTKA Sound Episode. British-Spanish clash in Vancouver Is. *. 89-90.
NOVA SCOTIA. The most easterly maritime province of the Dominion of Canada.
ONTARIO. Province of Canada bounded by Ottawa and St. Lawrence rivers and Great Lakes.
ORLEANS Island, Canada. Island about 100 m. long in St. Lawrence R. 35 m. below Quebec.
PRESCOTT, Ontario. A town of Ontario, on St. Lawrence R. 54 m. 8. of Ottawa.
PRINCE Edward Island. A province of the Dominion of Canada, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
QUEBEC, Can. A province of Canada on the St. Lawrence R. and its capital.
RED RIVER SETTLEMENT, Canada. Agricultural community in southern Manitoba.
SABLE Is. Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia island in the Atlantic, 90 m. S.E. of Cape Canso.
ST. ANDREWS island, Nova Scotia.
8AINT-ANTOINE DE TILLY, Canada. Town of Quebec on St. Lawrence R. about 100 m. above oity of
SAINT- JEAN Port-Joli. Village and parish on the St. Lawrence 71 m. N.E. of Quebec.
ST. JOHN, N. B. City of St. John Co. on Bay of Funday, 190 m. N.W. of Halifax.
ST. LAWRENCE. River flowing out of Lake Ontario N.W. into Gulf of St. Lawrence.
SAINT Liquori, Canada. Village in Mont calm Co.. Quebec, 39 m. N. of Montreal.
SAINT-PATRICE de Beaurivage. Parish of province of Quebec.
SAINT Pierre and Miquelon islands. French Islands near southern shore of Newfoundland.
BAINT-RtGIS (Canada). Jesuit Indian mission (1768) on the St. Lawrence.
SAINTE-ANNE de la Perade, Can. Village 55 m. W. by N. of Quebec.
SALT Spring Island, B. C. Island, Strait of Georgia, ab. 40 m. N. of Victoria.
THOUSAND Islands. Group of islands in St. Lawrence R. ab. 25 m. below Lake Ontario.
THREE Rivers, Canada. City of Quebec on St. Lawrence 90 m. S.W. of oity of Quebec.
UPPER Canada Rebellion. Canadian disturbance 1837-9.
WENTWORTH County, Ont. Co. of Ontarion, situated at the head of Lake Ontario.
BIOGRAPHY.
ARCHIBALD, Sir Adams George (1814-1892). Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia.
BAILLARGt, Pierre-Florent (1761-1812). Canadian architect, Treas. of Quebec, journalist
BARRIN, Rowland-Michel (1693-1766). Marquis de la Oalissoniere, administrator of Canada, 1747.
BEGON, Michel, 4th (ab. 1374-1740). Intendant of Canada, 1712-26.
BIGOT, M. Canadian Intendant.
BLACK, John (fl.1807). Quebec deputy.
BOUCHETTE, Robert Shore Milnes. Canadian customs commissioner.
BOUTEROUE, Claude de (fl.1668). Intendant of New France.
CHATELETS, Noel Juohereau, Sieur des (d.1648). French Canadian colonist.
CHAUS8EGR08 DE LERY, Louis Rene (b.1762). Canadian officer.
CUTHBERT, Jacques. Seigneur de Berthier. Canadian legislator.
D'IBERVILLE, Pierre Le Moyne (d.1706). Canadian naval officer.
DE MUELLES, Jacques (fl.1682). Intendant of Canada, 1682-6.
D£N£CHAUD, Claude (d.1836). Canadian deputy.
DENISON, Geo. Taylor (b.1839). Lieut. Governor of Canada.
DE RIGAUVILLE, Nicolas des Bergeres (fl.1695-1718). French Canadian officer.
DES BERGtRES, Raymond-Blaise (ab.1657-1711). Canadian Friend, Colonial officer.
DORCHESTER (Lord). Canadian Governor,
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DUFFERIN, Lord (b.1826). Governor-General of Canada.
DUPONT, Nicolas, Sieur de Neuville (fl.1669). Officer of France in Canada.
DURAND, Louis (1670-1702+). Canadian voyageur.
DURHAM, John George Lambton, Earl of U792-1840). Governor-General of Canada.
FINLAY, Hugh (fl.1774). Pioneer official in Canadian and colonial postal system.
FORTIER, Richard Achilla (1803-70). Canadian physician.
FOUCHEK. Canadian judge.
FREMONT, Jules-Joseph-Taschereau (1855-1902). Canadian lawyer and Professor.
FRONTENAC, Louis de Buade, Comte de (1620-98). Governor of Canada.
GABOURY, Marie Anne (fl.1807). Settler in Manitoba.
GIFFARD, Robert (fl,1658). Founder of Beauport, Canada.
GIROD, Amury (fl.1837). Canadian author and General.
GRANDMAISON (fl. 1759-74). Canadian, active in Acadian affairs.
HARDINGE, Henry (b.1785). British officer served in Canada.
HERRIOT, Frederic-George (1766-1843). Canadian general, founder of Drummondville.
JOLIETTE, B. Founder of the town of Jolictte.
LAURIER, Sir Wilfrid (b.1841). Premier of Canada.
LE BEAU, Claude (fl.1738). Frenchman exiled to Canada, writer.
L±VIS, Frangois G. (1720-87). French o nicer in Quebec expedition.
LEVY, Henri (1596-1680). Duke of Ventadour, Viceroy of Canada.
LISTER, Justice (1843-1902). Ontario Judge of the Court of Appeal.
MONTCALM, Louis Joseph, Marquis de (1712-59). Commander of the French troops in Canada.
PERRAULT. Jean-Baptiste Olivier (1773-1827). Canadian judge.
PETERS, Arthur (fl.1902). Premier of Prince Edward Island.
PLAMONDON. Louis (ii.1830). French Canadian lawyar.
PRE8COTT, Robert (d.1815). Governor of Canada 1796-99.
RIGAUVILLE, Jean-Maria des Bergeres (b.1720).
ROUTH, Randolph-Isham (1782-1858). British Gen. in Canada.
8AINT-R£AL, J. R. Vallieres (fl.1834). Frenoh Canadian judge.
STRATHCONA, Donald Alexander Smith (b. 18201, Lord. Canadian statesman.
TASCHERAU, Anthony Charles (d.1862). Canadian deputy.
TASCHEREAU, Thomas Jacques (d.1749). Prominent French Canadian.
TASCHEREATT, Gabriel-Elzear (1745-1809). Canadian statesman.
VANSITTART, Ralph (fl.lSGl). Member Canadian Parliament.
YOUNG, Frederick (b. 18171. Canadian statesman.
WEST INDIES.
BAHAMA Islands. British group E. of Florida, N.E. of Cuba.
BtGON, Michel, 3rd (1638-1710). Intendant of the French Antilles, 1683-5.
CARIBS. West Indian race, now in Cent, and 8. A. along Carribean Sea.
CURACAO. Dutch W. I. island, 75 m. north of Venezuela.
DANISH West Indies. St. Thomas and smaller islands ab. 15 m. E. of Porto Rico.
HAITI. West Indies Isl. betw. Cuba and Porto Rico, containing republics of Haiti and San Domingo.
JAMAICA. British West India Is. 90 m. S. of Cuba.
MARTINIQUE. Frenoh West Indian Island, in the Lesser Antilles.
SANTO Domingo. A West Indian republic occupying eastern end of Is. of Haiti.
WEST INDIES. System of Islands in Atlantic extending from Florida to N. coast of 8. A.
WEST INDIES, Danish. Several islands east of Porto Rico, belonging to Denmark.
WINDWARD and Leeward Us. Descriptive names of two groups of the Lesser Antilles, West Indies.
CUBA.
BAYAMO, Cuba. A town in east part of Cuba 60 m. S.S.W. of Santiago.
CUBA. Island republic, 130 m. south of Florida.
HAVANA. Capital city of Cuba, on northwest coast.
ISLE of Pines, Cuba. West Indian island 50 m. S. of Cuba.
PALMA. Tomas Estrada (fl.1902). First President of Cuba.
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LATIN AMERICA.
LATIN America. Portions of America inhabited chiefly by Latin races.
PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS. Congress held in City of Mexico, 1901-2.
PAN AMERICANISM. Movement for close relations between various coantriea of America.
SPANISH AMERICA. Portion of Central and South America principally peopled by Spaniards.
SPANISH-AMERICAN Congress, Madrid 1900.
MEXICO
AZTECS. Early inhabitants of Mexico.
CHIAPAS. State of southern Mexico.
CHIHUAHUA, Mexico. A northern border state.
CONCEPCION del Oro. Mexico.
DIAZ, Porfirio. President of Mexico since 1876.
JUAREZ, Benito (1806-72). President of Mexico, 1805-6.
MEXICO. Republic of southern N. A. bounded by U. 8., Atlantic, Guatemala, and Pacific.
TABASCO, Mexico. State in south of Mexico.
YUCATAN. Peninsular state of southeastern Mexico.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
CENTRAL America. Portion of N. A. between isthmuses of Panama and Tehuantepeo.
GUATEMALA. A republic of Central America.
ISTHMIAN Canal. Proposed canal joining: Gulf of Mexico and Pacific Ocean.
NICARAGUA. A republic of Central America, between Honduras and Costa Rica, Atlantic and Pacific ocean.
SOUTH AMERICA.
ANDES. Mountain range along west coast of South America.
ARGENTINE Republic, 8. A. South American state on 8. Atlantic coast.
BRAZIL, 8. A. Republic of South America on the Atlantic coast.
BRITISH GUIANA, 8. A. A territory of Gt. Britain on N. coast of South America.
BOLIVIA, 8. A. Republic lying inland between Brazil, Argentine, Chile and Peru.
BUENOS AYRE8, Arg. Rep., 8. A. Capital of Argentine Republic and chief city of 8. A.
CARACAS, Venezuela. Capital city, 16 m. 8.S.E. from the seaport, La Guayra.
CASTRO, Ciprano (fl.1902). President of Venezuela.
CHILE, 8. A. Republic on Pacific, extending from Peru to Cape Horn.
COLOMBIA, 8. A. Northwestern Republic of 8. A., adjoining Central America.
ECUADOR. State of South America on west coast.
FRENCH GUIANA, 8. A. French colony on Atlantic coast of northern 8. A., adjoining Brazil.
MAGELLAN STRAIT. Strait separating Patagonia, 8. A. , from Tierra del Fuego.
ORINOCO R. River of Venezuela, 8. A., flowing E. by N. into Atlantic.
PARAGUAY. An interior republic of South America, between Brazil and Argentine.
PATAGONIA. Extensive region comprising the S. extremity of South America.
PERU. Republic of South America on Pacific between Ecuador and Chile.
RIO GRANDE DO SUL, Brazil. A state in the extreme of Brazil.
SANTA Catharina, Brazil. A state of southern Brazil.
SOUTH AMERICA. Southern continent of the Western Hemisphere.
TIERRA del Fuego. Large group of islands at the S. extremity of S. A.
VENEZUELA. A republic occupying the N.E. portion of South America.
VINCENT PINZON river, 8. A. Rivsr of northeastern 8. A.
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ABCTIC AND ANTARCTIC.
ANTARCTIC regions. South polar continent^ ?)and ocean.
ABCTIC region*. North polar land and ocean.
GREENLAND. An extensive region or island on the N.E. of North America, belonging to Denmark.
KANE, Elisha Kent (1820-57). Phila. surgeon in U. S. navy, Arctic explorer.
PEARY, Robert Edwin (b.1856). V. B. naval officer, Arctic explorer.
PREHISTORIC TIMES AND INDIANS.
AMERICANISTS. Students of primitive Am. affairs.
ANTIQUITIES. Remains of ancient peoples.
BASKETRY. Art of basket making.
CLIFF dwellers.
COFFER relics (IT. 8.). Primitive implements made of copper.
DOUBLE headed serpent (Am. Arch.). Symbolic figure among Am. Indians.
GORGETS (Indian).
MOUONK Indian Conference. Annual conference at L. Mohonk, N. Y., in interest of the Indians.
MOUNDS, Indian. Prehistoric Am. monuments.
ORENDA (Iroquois word). An occult power.
POTTERY (Indian). Clay wares fixed by firing.
PYRAMIDS. Ancient monuments in pyramid form.
QUETZAL. Sacred bird of Central America, a Phoenix or Sun-bird.
8EQUOYA League. A "league to make better Indians," founded 1902.
SPUDS (Indian).
TOMAHAWK PIPES (or War hatchets).
INDIANS, SPECIAL TRIBES.
ABENAKIS Indians. Algonquian tribe of Canada and Maine.
ABITIBI Indians. Hudson Bay tribe.
AINOS. Aboriginal race of northern Japan.
ALGONKIN8. Indian tribes including; Ottawa, Delaware, etc.
BELLA COOLA Indians. A tribe of British Columbia.
CARRIERS Indians ( Cacullies or Cakalis or Cakhelhiie). A tribe of Rocky Mts. Indians of the Dene family.
CHEROKEE Indians. Tribe of Maskoki stock of S. Eastern U. S., now in Ind. Ter.
CHEYENNE Indians. A tribe of Algonquian stock in western U. 8.
CREE Indians. An Algonauian tribe.
CREEK Indians. Tribe of Maskoki stock of Ga. and Ala. now in Ind. Ter.
DAKOTA Indians. Siouan tribe, of region west of Miss. R.
ESKIMO. Tribes of Polar Indians.
HAIDA Indians. Residents of Queen Charlotte Island, British Columbia.
HOPI Indians. Pueblo tribe of Shoshonean stock of Northern Arizona.
HURON Indians. French name for Wyandots, Iroquois tribe of Canada, later of Kansas.
INDIANS, Am. Aboriginal inhabitants of the Western Hemisphere.
IROQUOIS Indians. A confederacy of related tribes along St. Lawrence R.
KEKCHI Indians. A Maiyan tribe of Gautemala.
KIOWA Indians. Roving tribe of western plains, now naturalized citizens of Florida.
KOOTENAY Indians. A group of related tribes along the Montana-British Colvmbia border.
MAIDU Indians. A group of tribes in northern Cal.
MOHAVE Indians. A Yuman tribe of the lower Colorado R. basin.
MOHAWK Lndians. Leading tribe of the Iroquois Confederacy, occupying lower Mohawk R. valley, N. Y.
MOKI (Moqui or Hopi) Indians. Pueblo tribe of Arizona.
NAVAHO (or Navajo) Indians. An Athapascan tribe of New Mexico and Arizona.
OGALALA Indians. A branch of the Sioux, Pine ridge reservation.
OJIBWA (or Chippewa) Indians. The largest Algonquian tribe, of the Great Lake region.
OMAHA Indians. A Siouan tribe of Nebraska.
ONONDAGA Indians. A tribe of the Iroquois Confederacy of N. Y. state.
OSAGE Indians. A Siouan tribe of the plains between Arkansas and Missouri rivers, now in Okl.
OTTAWA Indians. An Algonquian tribe of the eastern Great Lakes region
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OUAEACHE Indiana.
PASSAHAQUODY INDIANS. A small Algor.nuian tribe of Maine and New Brunswick.
PEQUOT INDIANS. An Alg-onquian tribe of Conn, and R. I.
FOMO Indians. A linguistic group of California tribes.
PUEBLO INDIANS. Village (Spanish Pueblo) or semi-civilized Indians of southwestern V. S.
SE11INOLE Indians. A branch of the Creek tribes, formerly of I'la., now of Ind. Ter.
SENECA Indians. A tribe of the Six Nations of N. Y. state.
SHAV/NEE Indians. An Algonquian tribe S. of E. and S.E. of U. S., now of Indian Territory.
SIOUX (or Dakota) Indians. A collection or race of Indians uf Dakota, Neb., and Wyoming.
SKOKOMICH Indians. A tribe of British Colombia.
STANDING ROCK Indians. Indians living on Standing Rock Ind. Reservation, N. and S. Dakota.
SUSQUEHANNAS (or Conestogas). An extinct tribe of Indians, cnce inhabiting land on the Susquehanua R.
TONKA WA Indians. A Texan tribe of cannibals.
WAPANAKI Indians.
YOWANNE (or Hiowanni) Indians. A branch of the Choctaws.
BIOGRAPHY.
BRANT, Joseph (1742-1807). N. Y. Indian chief, British ally in Am. Rev.
FONTANELLE, Logan (d.1856). Omaha Indian.
GUESS, George (1771-1840). Cherokee Indian, inventor of the Cherokee alphabet, educator.
HIAWATHA (late 16th cent.) Indian. Founder of Confederacy of the Five Nations.
MAHTOTOHPA (fl.1832). Second chief of the Mar.dan Indians.
PONTIAC (ab. 1720-69). Ottawa Indian Chief.
WANNALANCET (d.1696). Last Sachem of the Merrimack River Ii.dians. friend to the early colonist*.
INDIAN WARS.
BLACK HAWK War. War with Sao and Fox Indians, 1832.
BLACK Warrior (River) expedition. Exp. of Creek war, 1813-14.
CHEROKEE War. A war between British and Cherokee Indians of Tenn., 1760-61.
DANCING Rabbit treaty. Treaty with Choctaws at Dancing Rabbit Creek, Noxubee Co., Miss., 1830.
DUNMORE war. War 1774 by Penn., Va. and 0. settlers against Indians.
EMUCKFAU (Ala.). Creek War battle, Jan. 21, 1814.
FALLEN Timbers (Ohio). Indian War battle, Aug. 20, 1704.
HANSON'S Mill. A fortified plaoe near Fort Mims at time of Indian massacre.
INDIAN wars. Wars between Indians and the U. S.
KING Philip's War. N. E. Indian war, 1675.
LITTLE BIG HORN R. (Mont.). Sioux Indian war battle, May 15, 1876.
MIMS FORT, Ala. Fort 35 m. N. of Mobile, scene of Indian massacre, Aug. 30, 1813.
MOUNTAIN Meadow (Utah). Massacre of emigrants to Cal. by Indians incited by Mormons, 1867.
PAWNEE Indians war 1859.
POWDER River (Neb.). Massacre of 1866.
SPIRIT Lake massacre.
TUSCARORA war in N. C. 1711-'13.
DISCOVERY, EXPLORATION AND COLONIZATION.
BRADDOCK, Edw. (1695-1755). Gen. French and Indian War, defeated July 9,1755.
CAMPBELL, Duncan (1703-58). British officer in French and Indian War.
CHAMPLAIN, Samuel de (1567-1635). French navigator.
CLARK, George Rogers (1752-1318). Va. officer and Indian fighter.
CLARK, William (1770-1838). Va. Indian fighter, explorer of Northwest, Gov. of Louisiana Ter.
COLONIAL period. History of Am. to the War of Independence.
COLUMBUS, Christopher (1446 or 7-1506). Discoverer of America.
DE 80TO, Fernando (b. about 1496). Spanish discoverer of Mississippi R.
DRAKE, Francis (ab. 1545-95). Explorer, Vice-Admival British Navy.
D'YRUJO, Carlos Martinez (b.!7G3). Spanish opponent of the Louisiana purchase.
D WIGHT. Nathaniel (1711-84). Mass, colonial officer in French and Indian War.
FISHER, Lydia (b.1664). Dedham (Mass.) patriot, caretaker of Regicides at Old Hadley.
FRENCH and Indian War. Straggle between France and England in Am. 1754-1763.
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GROSEILLIERS (fl.1652). French explorer and trader in Northwest.
HARMON, Johnson (fl.1724). Mass, colonial officer, Indian fighter.
HAYWARD, Nicholas (fi.1652). London merchant.
HAZLETINE, John (1702-77). Mass, and Vermont pioneer, patriot, officer in French and Indian War.
HIGGINSON, Nathanael (b.!6b2). N. E. Governor of Madras.
HOPE, Sir William (fl.1732). British writer.
HUDSON, Henry, or Hendrik (ab. 1575-1611). English navigator, discoverer Hudson Bay.
JOLLIET, Louis (d.1700). French Canadian explorer and officer.
"LAWRENCE." Halifax privateer vessel, 1757.
LEWIS, Meriwether (1774-1809). Explorer, Governor of Louisiana.
MONTE JO, Francisco de (ab.H79-ab.1549).
MONTRESON, John (fl.1764). British chief of engineers in America.
NORSEMEN in America. Pre-Columbian discovery by Norwegians.
PEABODY, Francis (d.1771). Pioneer in Nova Scotia, officer ;n French and Indian War.
PLOUGH Company (or Co. of Husbandiers). Dissenter Colonists, 1630.
REGICIDES. Judges who condemned Charles II., refugees in America.
PONCE de Leon, Juan (ab. 1460-1521). Spanish explorer, discoverer of the coast of Florida.
PRESTON, Thomas ( ft. 1769 i. Captain.
RADISSON. Peter Esprit (fl.1652). French explorer and trader in Northwest.
SAINT-DENIS, Joseph-Charles Juchereau de (b.1696). French Canadian pioneer in Louisiana.
SAINT DENIS, Louis Juchereau de. (b.1676). French pioneer on the Miss. R.
8ILLERY, Noel Brulart de (1577-1640). French minister of state.
T08CANELLI, Paolo del Pozzo (1397-1482).
TOWNSHEND (fi.1760). British general in Canada.
VE8PUCIUS, Americus (1452-1512). Italian navigator sent by Spain and Portugal to America.
WOLFE, James (1727-69). British General, the oapturer of Quebec.
AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
AMERICAN Revolution. War for independence against Great Britain 1775 (1776) -88.
BOSTON Siege. Shutting up of British in B., 1775-6.
BOSTON tea party. Destruction of tea cargoes by patriots in disguise of Indians, 1778.
BRANDYWINE (Fa.). Revolutionary battle Sept. 11, 1777.
CEDARS, Can. Revolutionary engagement, May 19, 1776.
COOCH'S Bridge, Delaware. Revolutionary skirmish, 1777.
COWFEN8N. C.). Revolutionary battle, Jan. 17, 1781.
DECLARATION of Independence. Declaration of the Am. colonies July 4, 1776.
FRENCH treaty of Feb. 8, 1778. Treaty of alliance with the Am. Colonies.
FRIENDLY SONS of St. Patrick. A Phila. Society in Revolutionary times.
HARLEM (N.Y.). Revolutionary battle, Sept. 16, 1778.
HESSIANS. German soldiers hired by British in the Revolutionary War.
HOBKIRK'S Hill (B.C.). Revolutionary battle, Anril 25, 1781.
LIBERTY Bell. The bell which hung in Continental Hall, Philadelphia, July 4, 1776.
LOYALISTS (Tories). The American supporters of the king in the Am. Revolution.
PAOLI (Pa.) massacre. Attack of British upon Am. encampment, Am. Revolution, Sept. 20, 1777.
"PEGGY, Stewart." Brig burned at Annapolis.
RAMSOUR'S Mill, N. C. Revolutionary battle, June 20, 1780.
YORKTOWN, Va. Revolutionary War siege. October, 1781.
BIOGRAPHY.
ADAMS, Alicia (Mrs. William Lawrence) (b.1767). Conn, bethrothed of Nathan Hale.
ALLEN, Ethan (1787-89). Vt. offioer in American Revolution.
ANDRE, John (1751-80). British major in Am. Revolution.
ARNOLD, Benedict (1741-1801). Brigadier-general in Am. Rev.
BAILEY, John (1730-1810). Mass, officer in Am. Revolution.
BARNEY, Joshua (1759-1818). Am. naval officer in Am. Revolution.
BARRY, John (1745-1903). Am. Commodore in Am. Revolution.
BEDEL, Timothy (ab. 1736-87). N. H. officer in French and Indian War and Am. Revolution.
BUTLER, Zebulon (1731-95). Conn, officer in French and Indian War and Am. Revolution.
CARROLL, Charles (1737-1832). Md. signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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CATEECHE. 8. C. Indian girl, heroine in the Am. Revolution.
CHABOT (fl.1776). French Canadian officer of British army, Am. Revolution.
CHRISTIAN, Henry (d.about 1805). Va. Captain in Am. Revolution.
CILLEY, Joseph (1735-99). N. H. officer in Am. Revolution.
CLYMER, George (1739-1813). Fa. signer of the Declaration of Independence, public man.
COLEMAN, Samuel (fl.1780). Soldier.
CRAIK, James (1730-1814). Va. surgeon in Trench and Indian and Rev. wars.
CRUGER, John Harris (fl.1776). N. Y. loyalist, Br. officer in Am. Rev.
DE KALB, Baron (fl.1776). French officer in American army, Revolutionary War.
DICKINSON, John (d.1799). Va. pioneer Indian fighter, officer in Am. Revolution.
DUNCAN, Henry. Officer U. 8. Navy in Am. Revolution.
EVANS, Israel (1747-1807). N. H. Congregational clergyman, chaplain in Am. Revolution.
FAT, Jonas (1737-1818). Vt. surgeon in Am. Revolution, judge.
FELLOWS, Moses (b.1755). N. H. soldier in Am. Revolution.
FENTRESS, James (1763-1343). Tenn. pioneer, officer in Am. Revolution.
FORREST, Richard (b.1736). Va. General in Am. Rev., early citizen of Dist. of Columbia.
FRANKLIN, Benjamin (1706-90). Fhilada. printer, diplomat, writer.
FRANKS, David Salisbury. Officer in Am. Revolution.
GALLOWAY, Joseph (1731-1803). Fa. loyalist, lawyer, writer.
GAL VAN (Major) (d.1782). French officer in Am. Revolution.
GERRY, Elbridge (1744-1814). Mass, signer of the Declaration of Independence.
GREENE, Nathaniel (1742-86). R. I. General in Am. Revolution.
GTTNBY, John (1745-1807). Officer in Am. Revolution.
HALE, Nathan (1755-76). Conn, officer in Am. Revolution.
HALL, Amos (b.1761). N. Y. officer in Am. Revolution.
HALL, Lyman (1724-90). Conn, signer of Declaration of Independence.
HAMILTON, Alexander (1757-1804). N. Y. statesman, officer in Am. Rev., first Sec. of Treasury.
HANCOCK, John (1737-93). First Gov. of Mass., signer of the Declaration of Independence.
HARRISON, Benjamin (1726-91). Va. Governor, signer Declaration of Independence.
HAZLEWOOD, John (ab. 1726-1800). Commodore of Fenn. navy in Am. Revolution.
HEATH, William (1737-1814). Mass. General in Am. Revolution, State senator.
HENRY, Patrick (1736-99). Va. Governor, signer of the Declaration of Independence.
HIGGINSON, Thomas Wentworth (b.1823). Mass, clergyman, writer.
HINTON, John (d.1784). N. C. officer in Am. Revolution.
HOFKINSON, Francis (1737-1791). Fa. judge, signer Declaration of Independence, writer.
HOWE, Lord George Augustus (1727-58). British Brigadier-General in Am. Revolution.
INGHAM, Jonas. Fenn. officer in Am. Revolution.
IRVING, Washington (1783-1859). N. Y. writer, Sec. TJ. S. Legation at London, minister to Spain.
JAY, John (1745-1829). Fres. Continental Congress, 1st Chief Justice of IT. S. Supreme court.
TONES, Gabriel (1724-1806). Va. lawyer, member of Continental Congress, state legislator.
JONES, John Faul (1747-92). Va. naval officer in Am. Revolution.
JOYNE8, Levin (1753-94). Va. officer in Am. Revolution, State senator.
KELLEY, Moses (fl.1775). N. H. pioneer and officer in Am. Rev.
KIRBY, Ephraim (1757-1804). Conn, and Ala. soldier in Am. Revolution, judge, publicist.
KNOX, Henry (1750-1806). N. E. officer in Am. Revolution, Secretary of War.
LACEY, John (1755-1841). Pa. and N. J. politician, Brig-. -General in Am. Rev., manufacturer.
LAFAYETTE, Marquis (1757-1834). French General in Am. Revolution.
LATTRENS, Henry (1724-92). Fres. of the Carolina Congr. 1775, delegate to Continental Congr, 1777.
LAURENS, John (1753-82). S. C. officer in Am. Revolution, secretary to (ten. Washington.
LEE, Charles (1731-82). General in Am. Revolution.
LEE, Francis Lightfoot (1734-97). Va. signer of the Declaration of Independence.
LEE, Richard Henry (1732-94). Va. proposer and signer of the Declaration of Independence.
LTTDLOW, Cornelius (1728 or 9-1812). N. J. officer in Am. Revolution.
MARIE ADELAIDE, Duchesse de Chartres (fl.1776). Wife of "Philippe EgaMte," and supporter of Ameri-
MATLACK, Timothy (1730-1829). Fa. Revolutionary officer, Continental Congressman.
MATOON, (Mrs.) Mary (Dickinson). (1758-1835). Revolutionary matron.
MAZZEI, Filippo (b.1730). European Agent of Va. during Am. Revolution.
MILLER, William Turner (fl.1775). R. I. Colonel in Am. Revolution.
MOHGAN, Daniel (ab. 1733-1802). Va. General in Am. Revolution, Congressman.
MORGAN, George (1742-1810). Officer in Am. Revolution, 1st TT. S. Indian Commissioner, writer.
MORRIS, Mary White (fl.1767). Wife of Robert Morris.
MORRIS, Robert (1734-1806). Sitner of Declaration of Independence, financier of Am. Revolution,
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MORTON, John (1784-77). Signer of the Declaration of Independence.
MURRELL, William (b,174G). S. C. merchant, officer in Am. Revolution.
NEILSON, John (1745-1833). N. J. officer in Am. Revolution, member Continental Congress 1778-9.
O'BRIEN, Jeremiah (1744-1818). Captain in the navy in Am. Revolution.
OTJRY, Eve (d.1848). Revolutionary War heroine of Fort Hannastown, Pa.
PAGAN, Robert (1750-1821). Me. loyalist, merchant, Nova Scotian judge and legislator.
PAINE, Edward (1746-1841). Ohio pioneer, officer in Am. Revolution.
PERCY, Hugh (1742-1817). British officer in Am. Revolution.
FINCKNEY, Charles Cotesworth (1746-1825). S. C. officer in Am. Rev., minister to France, Senator.
POOR, Enoch (1736-80). N.E, officer in Am. Revolution.
POPP, Stephen (fl.1771). German-British military engineer in Am. Revolution.
PORTERFIELD, Charles (1750-88). Va. officer in Am. Revolution.
PUTNAM, Israel (1718-90). Conn. General in Am. Revolution.
RAWDON, Francis (1754-1826). British officer in Am. Revolution.
REED, Philip (d.1829). Md. officer in Am. Revolution, U. S. senator.
REVERE, Paul (1735-1818). Boston patriot, one of the Boston tea party.
RIVINGTON, James. Am. loyalist printer and journalist in the Am. Revolution.
ROBERTS, George (1755-1829). N. H. soldier and sailor in Am. Revolution.
ROCHAMBEATJ, Jean Baptiste Donation de Vimeure, Comte de (1725-1807). French Gen. in the Am. Rev.
ROSS, George (1730-79). Pa. lawyer, siprner of the Declaration of Independence.
RUSH, Benjamin (1745-1813). Pa. physician, signer of the Declaration of Independence.
ST. GLAIR, Arthur (1734-1818). Brit, officer in Canada, and later Am. General in Revolutionary war.
SARGENT, Winthrop (1763 1820). Secretary of the Northwest Terr., officer in Am. Rev., Gov. of Miss Terr.
SHERMAN. Roger (1721-93). Conn, signer of tho Declaration of Independence, U. S. senator.
SHIPPEN, Margaret (fl.1793). Wife of Benedict Arnold.
SMITH, James (ab.1720-1806). Fa. signer of the Declaration of Independence.
SMITH, Joshua Hett (1749-1818). N. Y. loyalist, accomplice of Andre.
STARK, John (1728-1822). N. H. General in Am. Revolution.
SULLIVAN, John (1740-95). N. H. General in Am. Rev., delegate to Continental Congress.
STTMTER, Thomas (1734-1832). 8. C. General in Am. Revolution, Congressman, minister to Brazil.
TARLETON, (Sir) Bannastre (1754-1833). British officer in Am. Revolution.
TAYLOR, Stephen (b.1757). N. Y. soldier in Am. Revolution.
THORNTON, Matthew (1714-1803). N. H. surgeon in Am. Rev., signer of the Declaration of Independence.
WAIT, Benjamin (1735-1822). Vt. officer in French and Indian War and Am. Revolution.
WAYNE, Anthony (1745-96). Pa. officer in Am. Revolution.
WELLFORD, Robert (1753-ab.94). British surgeon in Am. Revolution, Frederioksburg (Va.) doctor.
WHIFFLE, William (1730-85). N. H. judge, Signer of Declaration of Independence, Rev. Gen.
WIEDERHOLDT, Capt. (d. 18051. Capt. in American Revolution.
WINSLOW, Isaac (b.1742). Boston merchant, loyalitt.
WOLCOTT, Oliver (1726-97). Conn. Signer of Declaration of Independence, Congressman, Governor.
Am. Revolution titles may also be found under the headings: Boston; Buffalo Valley; California; Cohas-
set; Danbury, Conn.; Dedham, Mass.; Derryville: Detroit; Essex Co.; Geauga Co.; Germantown; Gooohland
Co.; Harlem; Hartford, Vt. ; Harvard; Lake Co.; Little Miami Valley; Lower Merion; Maryland; Medford;
New Jersey; New York City; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Philadelphia; Quebec; Saratoga; South Caro-
lina; Valley Forge; Virginia; Westminster, Vt. ; Westmoreland; Worcester. See also Washington and others
classified under Presidents, Members of the Cabinet, etc.
WAK OF 1812.
BRODTC. Isaac (1769-1813). British General in War of 1812.
CATTLK'S Field (Md.). War of 1812 battle, 1814.
CRYSLER Farm (Can.). Battle, Nov. 11. 1813.
"ENTERPRISE." Am. cruiser in 1800, 1812-14 and apainst pirates.
"ERIE." Steamboat burned on Lake Erie, 1814.
HARTFORD convention,
JOYNES. Thomas R. (1789-1858). Va. lawyer and planter, officer in war of 1812.
LAKE ERIE. War of 1812 Naval battle, Sept. 10, 1813.
LEAVENWORTH, Henry (1783-1884). N. Y. General in War of 1812, Indian agent for northwest territory.
McDONOTTGH, Patrick (b.1786). Pa. T. S. officer in War of 1812.
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MATTOON, Eber.ezer (1755-1843). Mass, officer in War of 1812, Congressman.
8TEIGER, Rodolphe (1780-1847). Swiss-English officsr, resident in Canada, physician in War of 1812.
WAR of 1812. British-American war.
WINCHESTER, James (1752-1826). Officer in War of 1812.
MEXICAN WAR.
MEXICAN War. War between U. S. and Mexico, April, 1846-Sept., 1847.
MONTEREY, (Mexico). Battle and siege of Mexican War, Sept. 20-25, 1846.
O'BRIEN, John P. J. (1818-50). Phila. officer in the Mexican War.
SCOTT, Winfleld (1786-1866). Officer in War of 1812, General-in-Chief in Mexican War, writer.
CIVIL WAK.
ALBEMARLE. Confederate ram blown up Oct. 27, 1864.
APPOMATTOX (Va.). Civil War campaign, March 29-Apr. 9, 1865.
BALLS Bluff (Va.). Civil War engagement, Oct. 21, 1861.
BELMONT(Mo.). Civil War engagement, Nov. 7, 1861.
BRICE'S Cross Roads (Md.). Civil War engagement, June 10, 1864.
CEDAR Creek (Va.). Civil War battle, Oct. 19, 1864.
CEDAR Mountains (Va.). Civil War battle, Aug. 9, 1862.
CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.). Civil War campaign, 1863.
CHICKAMAUGA (Ga.). Civil War battle. Sept. 19 20, 1863.
CIVIL WAR. War between North and South, 1861-1835.
COLD HARBOR (Va.). Civil War campaign . June, 1884.
CONFEDERATE States. Organization of seceding states formed in 1861.
FISHERS HILL (Va.). Civil War engagement, Oct. 19, 1864.
FRANKLIN (S. C.). Civil war battle, Nov. 30, 1864.
GETTYSBURG (Pa.). Civil War battle, July 1-3, 1883.
GRAND Army of the Republic. Association of Union veteran* of the Civil War.
HART8VILLE (Tenn.). Civil War action, Deo. 7, 1862.
HOLLY Springs (Miss.). Civil War raid, Dec. 20, 1862.
HUNLEY. Confederate torpedo boat whioh sank the Housatonio off Charleston, 8. C., Feb. 17, 1884.
JACKSON (Miss.). Civil War engagement, May 14, 1863.
LYNCHBURG (Va.). Civil War campaign May 25-June 29, 1864, engagement June 17-18.
MANASSAS (Va.). Civil War battle, July 21, 18S1.
MERRIMAC MONITOR battle. Civil War naval battle in Hampton Roads, Va., March 8-9, 1862.
MURFREE8BORO (Tenn.). Civil War battle. Dec. 31, 1852-Jan. 3, 1868.
PERRYVTLLE (Ky.). Civil War battle, Oct. 8, 1862.
SECESSION. Doctrine of the right of a state to resume independence.
SHILOH (Tenn.). Civil War battle, Apr. 6-7, 1862.
THOMPSON'S conspiracy (1864). Plot to liberate Confederate prisoners.
TUPELO (Miss.). Civil War engagement, July 14-15, 1863.
VICKBURG (Miss.). Civil War campaign 1862-63.
WAGNER, Fort (8. C.). Civil War assault, July 18, 1863.
BIOGRAPHY.
ABBOTT, Henry (1832-98). N. H. banker, U. 8. War agent, Sanitary commissioner, State senator.
FREEMAN, Julia (Wheelook) (d.1900). Mich, teacher, Civil War nurse, writer.
HALSEY, Edmund Drake (1840-96). N. J. lawyer, officer in Civil War.
HARDING, William B. (1840-1900). Worcester Itwyer, officer in Civil War.
HITCHCOCK, Henry (1829-1902). Mo. lawyer, officer in Civil War.
HOPKINS, William Swinton Bennett (1836-1900). Mass, lawyer, officer in Civil War.
JOHNSTON, Frank (b.1843). Miss. Attorney-General, Confederate officer, hist, writer.
JONES. J. H. (b.1838). M'ss. lawyer, Confederate officer.
KINSMAN, William H. (1834-63). Iowa lawyer and officer in Civil War.
LIPPITT, Francis James (1812-1902). D. C. lawyer, officer in Civil War, writer.
MARSH, Lucius Bolles (1818-1901). Boston merchant, officer in Civil War, writer.
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RAVENEL, Samuel Prioleau (1822-1902). 8. C. merchant, Confederate officer.
TABB, Thomas (d.1902). Va. lawyer, Confederate officer, educator.
TURNER, Jos; ah (1821-1901). N. C. politician, editor, lawyer, Confederate officer.
ALEXANDER, E. F. (b.1835). Confederate General, R. R. president.
AMES, Adalbert (b.1835). U. S. officer in Civil war, Miss. Gov., U. 8. senator.
ANDERSON, Charles D. (d.1901). Confederate officer.
ANKENY, R. V. (1836-1901). Officer in Civil War.
AUSTIN, Charles W. (d.1889). Texas Confederate officer.
BEAUREGARD, Pierre Gustave Toutant (1818-93). Miss. Confederate general.
BELL, Tyree H. (d.1902). Tenn. Confederate officer.
BELO, Alfred Horatio(1839-1901). N. C. Confederate officer and Texas editor.
BICKERDYKE, Mary A. (1817-1901). Nurse in Civil War, Kan. organizer of relief.
BRAGG, Edward Stuyvesant (b.1827). N. Y. lawyer, brig.-gen. in Civil War, Congressman.
BREATHED, James (b.1838). Va. Confederate officer.
BROOCKS, John H. (1827-1901). Texas Confederate officer.
BUTLER, Benjamin Franklin (1818-93). Mass, lawyer, Gen. in Civil War, Gov. of Mass., politician.
COWLE8, Wm. Henry (1840-1901). N. C. Confederate officer, Congressman.
CRANDALL, Lee (fl.1862). Confederate officer.
CU8TER, George Armstrong (1839-76). 0. General in Civil War, Indian fighter.
DAVIS, Isaac W. Confederate officer, brother of Jefferson Davis.
DAVIS, Jefferson (1808-89). Miss. U. 8. Sec. of War, President of the Confederate States.
DAVIS, Sam (fl.1862). Confed. spy, executed at Nashville, Tenn.
DICKINSON, J. J. (d.1902). Florida Confederate officer.
DUFUR, Simon Miltimore. Soldier in Civil War.
EARLY, Jubal Anderson (1816-94). Va. lawyer, Confederate General, writer.
ECHOLS, John (1823-96). Va. lawyer, Confederate Brigadier-General.
ESTILL, J. H. (b.1840). Georgia Confederate officer, journalist, politician.
FARRAGUT, David Glasgow (1801-70). Tenn. Admiral U. 8. Navy.
FORREST, Nathan Bedford (1821-77). Tenn. Confederate General.
FOSTER, John G. (1823-74). N. H. officer in Civil war, writer.
FRANCIS, John W (1813-1902). Tex. Confederate officer.
FREITCHIE, Barbara. Woman of Frederick, Md., subject of poem by Whittier.
FREMONT, John Charles (1813-90). Am. explorer, Major-General in Civil War, writer.
GARNETT, Robert Selden (1819-61). Va. Confederate General.
GARRETT, William Robertson (fl, 19011. Tenn. Confederate General, educator and writer.
GEORGE, J. Z. (1826-97). Miss, politician, U. S. senator, Confederate General.
GIBBON, John (1827-96). Union General in Civil War, writer.
GRIFFIN, Simon G. (1824-1902). N. H. General in Civil War.
GUILD, Amasa (fl.1862). Mass, officer in Civil War.
HAMBLIN, Joseph Elbridge (1828-70). N. Y. Major-General in Civil War.
HAMPTON. Wade (1818-1902). 8. C. statesman, U. S. senator, Confederate General.
HAWKINS, William Stewart (1837-1865). Confederate officer and poet.
HEMPHILL, W. A. (1842-1902). Ga. Confederate officer and journalist.
HERRON, Francis (b.1838). Iowa Brigadier-General in Civil War.
HILL, Mary 8. (d.1902). "Florence Nightingale of the army of Northern Va." Confederate nurse.
HINTON, Richard J. (1830-1901). Kan pioneer, officer in Civil War, writer.
HOPKINS, Warren M (1839-75). Va. Confederate officer.
HOY, Robert W (1824-1901). Michigan officer in Civil War.
JACKSON, Thomas Jonathan ("Stonewall" Jackson) (1824-63). W. Va. Confederate General.
JOHNSON, Bradley Tyler (b.1829). Va. and Md. lawyer, officer in Civil War, writer.
JOHNSTON, Joseph Eggleston (1807-91). Va. Confederate general, U. 8. Congressman, writer.
LEE, Robert Edward (1807-70). Va. Confederate General in Civil War.
LITTLEFIELD, J. H. (1827-1901). Tex. Confederate officer.
McCLELLAN, George Brinton (1826-85). General in Civil War, Governor of N. J.
McDONALD, John R. ( 1843-1902). Ala. Confederate oncer.
MARTIN, Thomas (d.1865). Tennessee Confederate soldier.
MAYES, Edward (b.1846). Miss. Confederate soldier, politician.
MONTGOMERY, Joseph E. (1817-1902). Ky. Mississippi pilot, Confederate commodore.
MOORE, Roger (1838-1901). N. C. Confederate officer.
MURPHY, R. D. (1835 1902). Md. Confederate officer.
FARAMORE, J. B. (1840-1902). Fla. Confederate officer.
PELHAM, John (1838-63). Ala. Confederate "boy artillerist" cffioer.
PERRY. William Flake (1823-1901). Ky. Confederate General.
PETERS, Wm. E. (b.1829). Va. Confederate officer, Prof, in University of Virginia.
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POLK, Leonidas (1806-64). Ala. Confederate General and Episcopal Bishop.
QU ANTHILL, William C. (fl.1860). Kansas outlaw.
QUAYLE, Wm. (1825-1901). Tex. Confederate officer.
ROGERS, Benjamin Armstead (1835-1902). Ala. Confederate officer.
SEDGWICK. John (1813-33). Conn, officer in Mexican and Civil Wars.
SEMMES, Raphael (1809-77). Md. Confederate naval officer in Civil War, writer.
SEYMOUR, Lucy A. (d.1902). Teacher, educator, nurse in Civil War.
SHAW, Robert Gould (1837-63). Mass, officer in Civil War.
SHELBY, Joseph (b.1831). Ho. Confederate General, U. S. marshall for the western district of Mo.
SHERIDAN, Philip Henry ( 1831-88). General in Civil War.
SHERMAN, William T. (1820-91). General in Civil War.
STEPHENS. Alexander Hamilton (1812-83). Ga. lawyer. U. 8. Congressman, Governor, writer.
STEVENS, Atherton H. (fl.1860). Officer in Civil War.
STEWART, James Turner (1834-1901). Ga. Confederate officer.
STUART. James Elwell Brown (1833-64). Va. Confederate General in Civil War.
TAYLOR (Mrs.) Susie King: (b.1818).
TENCH, John W. r a. 1365). Confederate officer.
TURNER, J. J. (d. 1901). Tenn. Confederate officer.
TWIGG8, H. D. D. Georgia Confederate officer.
TYLER, Fisher Ames (d.1902). Miss. Confederate officer.
VAN DORN, Earl (1820-63). Miss, soldier in Mexican War, Confederate General.
VIELE, Egbert Ludoviokus (1825-1908). N. Y. military engineer in Mex. and Civil Wan, Cong, writer.
WALKER, Joseph A. (d.1901). Va. Confederate General.
WALKER, W. H. 8. (1816-64). Ga. Confederate General.
WEST, Douglas (1825-1901). Miss. Confederate officer.
WHEELER, Joseph (b.1836). Ala. Confederate General, Congressman, officer in Spanish- American War.
WHITING, William Henry Chase (1825-65). Confederate General.
YOUNG. William H. (1838-1901). Texas Confederate General.
Civil War tities may also be found under the following headings: Alabama; Albany, Ga. ; Anderson -
ville; Appomattox; Columbia; Florida; Georgia; Harvard; Indiana; Jackson, Miss.; Kentucky; Maryland;
Massachusetts; Mississippi; Missouri; Natchez; New York; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Slavery Southern
states; Timby; Virginia; Waterville, Me.; West Point; West Virginia; Worcester. See also Grant and
various names under Presidents, Members of the Cabinet, etc., in this index.
RECONSTRUCTION.
CLINTON riot. Race war episode, Clinton, Miss., Sept. 4, 1875.
KU-KLTTX Klans. A Secret society in the Southern States in Reconstruction times.
RECONSTRUCTION. Period of adjustment in South after the Civil War.
SPANISH AMERICAN WAR.
CLARK, Charles Edgar (b.1843). Naval officer, Capt. of "Oregon" in Span. -Am. War.
DEWEY, George (b.1837). Admiral IT. S. Navy in Spanish-American War.
FORNANCE, James (d.1898). Captain in Spanish-Am, war.
FUNSTON, Frederick (b.1865). Kansas Congressman, officer in Spanish-Am. War.
JENKINS, William Dunbar (b.1849). Mass, civil engineer, officer in Spanish-American war.
"MAINE." U. 8. battleship blown up in Havana harbor, Feb. 15, 1898.
ROPER. Jesse M. (fl.1902). Lieutenant-Commander of the IT. 8. gunboat Petrel in Spanish-Am. War.
SAMPSON, William Thomas (1840-1902). Rear- Admiral TJ. 8. navy.
SCHLEY, Wiafleld Scott (b.1839). Rear-Admiral U. 8. navy.
SPANISH-AMERICAN War. War of TJ. 8. and Spain 1898.
WOOD, Leonard (b.1860). Officer in Spanish- American War, Military Governor-General of Cuba.
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POPULATION.
BIRTHRATE. Proportion of births to inhabitants.
CENSUS. Official enumeration of population and wealth.
ETHNOLOGY. Science of races.
MOROS. A tribe or race in the Philippines.
MOUNTAIN Whites. Poor mountaineers of the Southern States.
NEGRO AND SLAVERY.
AMERICAN Colonization Society. Soc. founded in 1773 to restore negroes to Africa.
DOUGLASS, Frederick (ab.1817-86). Nesro slave, minister to Hayti, Marshal of D. C.
NEGROES. Colored people of African birth or descent.
SLAVERY (anti-slavery, abolition, emancipation). Property in human beings.
THOMPSON, Charles. Mass, freedman.
UNDERGROUND railroad. Anti-slavery organization for helping escaped slaves.
"WANDERER." Last slaver (1859) to land cargo in U. 8.
WASHINGTON, Booker T. (b. about 1859). Ala. negro educator, President Tuskegee Institution.
FOREIGN ELEMENTS.
BOHEMIAN Americans. Natives of Bohemia living in the U. S.
CHINESE-AMERICANS. Natives of China (or their descendants) living in America.
FOREIGN population. Inhabitants not native-born or (more strictly) not naturalized.
FRENCH-CANADIAN Americans. French Canadians settled in the U. S.
FRENCH-CANADIANS. ..Canadians of French descent and language.
GERM AN- AMERICANS. Americans of German birth or (loosely) ancestry.
HUGUENOTS (in Am.). French Protestants and their desoendents.
IMMIGRATION. The incoming of foreigners for permanent residence.
IRISH Americans. Natives of Ireland resident in the U. S., and their immediate descendants.
JAPANESE Americans. Natives of Japan living in America.
NATURALIZATION. Investing a foreigner with native rights.
POLISH Americans. Natives of Poland resident in the U. S. , and the'.r descendants.
RUSSIAN JEWS. Jewish inhabitants of Russia.
SCOTCH-IRISH. Descendants of Scotch settlers in Ireland.
SLAVONIC AMERICANS. Members of Slavonic races living in America.
SPANISH Americans in U. 8.
ROUMANIANS. Inhabitants of Roumania, a state of 8.E. Europe.
RELIGION.
APPARITIONS.
CHRISTIANITY. Religions which accept Jesus Christ as God or as chief exemplar.
CHRISTMAS. Celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, Dec. 25.
CHURCH and State. Problem of relation of organized religion to the State.
CHURCHES. Societies of worshippers or buildings for them.
CLERGYMEN. Ministers of a church.
EMMAUS Mission. Mission near Buckatunna creek, Miss.
"NATIVE AMERICANISM." A term for anticatholio movements in U. 8.
PAOTINGFU, China. Scene of massacre of American missionaries 1900, Shantung Province.
PARISHES (Canadian). Ecclesiastical and civil districts.
RAILROAD Y. M. C. A. Social clubs for railroad employees under auspices of the Y. If. C. A.
RELIGION. Man's relations to the superhuman.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. Freedom to act according to one's conscience in religious matters.
SUNDAY. First day of the week.
WITCHCRAFT. The exercise of supernatural power.
DENOMINATIONS, ORDERS, ETC.
BAPTIST Church (Am.). Immersion 1st Ch. introduced to Am. by Roger Williams.
CARMELITES. R. C. orders of monks and nuns.
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CATHOLIC Church. Church under the government of the Roman hierarchy.
CHRISTIAN Science, — "Hind cure". Healing- of body by mind, a theory and a church.
CONGREGATIONAL Church. Established Church of early New England.
CUMBERLAND Presbyterian Church. Branch of Am. Presbyter. Church originating in Cumberland Co., Ky.
DOUKHOEORS. Russian sect, emigrated to Manitoba in 1898-99.
DUNKERS (Dunkards, Tunkers). Penn. German Am. religious sect.
FRANCISCANS. Roman Catholic religious order.
JESUITS. Roman Catholic order of "Society of Jesus."
JEWS. People of Hebrew race, or adherents of Hebrew religion.
LUTHERAN Church. Church founded by Martin Luther.
METHODIST Church. Arminian church founded by John Wesley, having several branches in U. 8.
MISSIONS. Efforts to extend Christianity.
MORAVIAN Church. A branch of the Lutheran church noted for its missionary zeal.
MORMONS. A religious sect, founded by Jos. Smith, located mainly in Utah.
'•NEW THOUGHT." A metaphysical movement in U. S.
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Church governed by presbyters.
PROTESTANT Episcopal Church, Am. Church with Episcopal form of Gov't.
QUAKERS. The religious society of Friends.
REFORMED Church in America. Am. denomination, formerly Ref. Prot. Dutch Church.
REFORMED Church of the U. 8. Formerly German Reformed Church.
REFORMED Episcopal Church. Am. denomination separated from the Prot. Episo. Church.
SALVATION Army. Religious organization founded by General Booth.
SANDEMANIAN8. A religious sect founded by John Glas, of Scotland, in 1725.
SHAKERS. Popular name of United Society of Believers in Christ's Second Appearing.
SPIRITUALISM. Doctrine of direct communion of men and spirits.
"STJTSS." Name given French Protestants of the Province of Quebec.
TRAPPI8TS. R. C. Monastic order.
TRUTH-KNOWER8. A Mohammedan gnostic society of Boston.
UNITARIAN Church. Non-Trinitarian Church with Congregational form of Gov't.
UNIVERSALI8T Church. Church holding universal salvation as its cardinal doctrine.
VISITATION (Order of the). R. C. order of nuns.
RELIGIOUS BIOGRAPHY.
ABBOTT, Lyman ib.1835). N. Y. Congregational clergyman, editor and writer.
ADAMS, Hugh. N. H. colonial minister.
AFPLETON, Nathaniel (1693-1784). Mass. Congregational olerg. and writer.
ARCHBOLD, Richard (b.1713). Irish Jesuit missionary to Maryland, convert to Protestantism.
AZARIA8 (1847-93). Catholic Brother.
BACHILLER, Stephen (b.about 1651). Anglo-Amer. Puritan minister, pastor of the Plough Co.
BACKUS, Isaac (1724-1806). N. E. Cong, and Bapt. olerg. and writer.
BALDWIN, Stephen Livingston (1835-1901). Am. Meth. missionary to China, writer, secretary.
BARBER, Jane (1816-87). Illinois nun.
BARBOUR, Catherine Hayden (1863-1901). Missionary teacher in Spain.
BARNARD, Thomas (1716-76). Massachusetts clergyman.
BARNWELL, Robert Woodward (1849-1902). Episcopal Bishop of Alabama.
BATTLES, James Monroe (1830-1901). Boston missionary among sailors.
BEACOM, John J. (1837-1902). Pa. Presbyterian clergyman.
BEATTY, Charles (1713-72). Pa. Presbyterian clergyman.
BEKKER8, B. J. (b.1844). Miss. Catholic missionary to the Chootaws.
BELCHER, Joseph (1669-1723). Dedham, Mass., clergyman.
BERNI2RES, Henri de (fl.1659). First cure of Quebec.
BIHN, Joseph Louis (1822-93). Catholic priest.
BILES, William (fl.1679). Pa. pioneer, Quaker preacher.
BININGER, Abraham (1720-1811). Moravian missionary to West Indies.
BIRD, Wm. (1823-1902). Presb. olerg. and missionary, Syria, 1852-1902.
BLACKBURN, Wm. Maxwell (1828-98). 111. and Dak. Presb. clerg., educator and historian.
BLAKE, B. Leroy (d.1902). Conn. Congregational clergyman and writer.
BOUTON, Nathaniel (1799-1878). Concord, N. H. Congregational clergyman and writer.
BRENNAN. Daniel A. (1845-96). Philadelphia Catholic priest.
BREV/8TER, William (1560-1644). Plymouth Colony elder.
BROOKS, Charles (1795-1872). Mass. Unitarian clergyman, educator and writer.
BROOKS, Phillips (1835-1893). Mass. Episcopal clergyman, bishop.
BROWN, Samuel Robbins (1810-80). Am. missionary and educator in China and Japan.
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BRUTE, Simon William Gabriel (1779-1838). Catholic Bishop of Vincennes.
BUCHER, John Conrad (1730-80). Fa. Gcr. Ref. clergyman, provincial officer.
BUSHNELL, Horace (1802-76). Conn. Congregational clergyman, writer.
BUTLER, William (1818-99). Methodist missionary and writer.
BYINGTON, Ezra Hoyt (1S28-1901). N.E. Congregational clergyman, professor, historical writer.
CAHILL, (Mrs.) Sophia (d.1900).
CAHILL, Thomas E. (1828-78). Founder of the Catholic High School of Philadelphia.
CALOFNE, Jacques-Ladislaw Joseph de (1743-1822). Canadian Abbe.
CAMPBELL, Alexander (1788-1866). Founder of the Campbellites denomination, educator, theol. writer.
CARROLL, John (1735-1815). Bishop of Md., first Catholic bishop of the U. S.
CARTER (Father) (fl.1884). Philadelphia Catholic priest.
CASAS, Bartholome de Las (1474-1566). Bishop of Chiapa.
CHAMBERLAIN, George W (d.1902). Fresb. missionary to Brazil.
CHANNING, William Ellery (1780-1842). N. E. Unitarian clergyman, theologian, writer.
CHEYERU8, John (fl.1801). Mass. Catholic priest.
CHINIQUY, Charles Pascal Telesphore (1809-99). Canadian priest, later Presb. clergyman.
CLARK, Francis E. (b.1851). Founder of Young People's Soc. of Christian Endeavor.
CLOUGH, John Everett (b.1836). Bapt. missionary to the Telugus of India.
COFFIN, Enoch (1696-1728). N. H. clergyman.
COGHLON, Gerald P. (b.1848). Phila. Catholic priest.
COLMAN, Benjamin (1673-1747). Boston clergyman and writer.
CONSTANT, Nicholas Benort (d.1706). Canadian Catholic priest.
CORRIGAN, Michael Augustine ..1839-1902). Archbishop of N. Y.
CRAIGHEAD, Thomas (ab.1750 — ab.1825). Tenn. Presb. clergyman, educator.
CROOKS, George Richard (1820-97). Meth. clerg., prof., theolog. writer.
CROSS, Moses K. (1812-1902). Iowa clergyman, writer.
CURTIS, S. W. (1847-1902). Presb. missionary to Chili and Mexico.
CUYLER, Theodore Ledyard (b.1822). Brooklyn (N. Y. ) Presb. clergyman.
BALL, Charles Henry Appleton (1816-86). Unit, olerg., missionary to India.
DAULi, Jean-Denis (1766-1821). Canadian Cath. priest.
DAWSON, Thomas (fl.1752). Va. Epis. olerg., Pres. of William and Mary college.
DIX, Morgan (b.1827). N. Y. Episcopal clergyman and writer.
DOWDGE, Francis (fl.1818). Va, Methodist clergyman.
DOWER, Samuel (1826-1901). Clergyman.
DOWIE, John Alexander (d.1903). Founder of Ziou, 111., a religious communistic settlement.
DREXEL, Francis A. (1824-86).
DRIESSCHE, Amandus Van den (1825-1901). Detroit (Mich.) Catholic priest, writer.
DUSTAN, George (1828-1902). N. E. Congregational clergyman and legislator.
EATON, Charles H. (1852-1902). N. Y. Unitarian clergyman.
EDWARDS, Arthur (1834-1901). Mich and II!. Meth. clergyman, editor.
EMERY, Samuel Hopkins (1815-1001). Congregational clergyman, local historical writer.
EMMONS, Nathaniel (1745-1840). N. E. theologian and writer.
ENGLAND (fl.1833). N. C. Catholic Bishop.
FINNEN, John (1824-99). R. C. vicar general of diocese of Scranton, Pa.
FISKE, Lewis Ranson (1825-1901). Mich. Methodist clergyman, educator, writer.
FLAGET, Benedict Joseph (1763-1850). Cath. Bishop of Bardstown (Ky.).
FLYNN, Mary (1840-1901). Superioress of the Sisters of Charity in the U. 8.
FORBIN-JANSON, Mgr. de (d.1844). French orelato.
FOSTER, Abiel (1735-1806). N. H. Congregational clergyman, State senator, Congressman.
GALLITZIN (Father). Catholic priest.
GAMBON, Thomas F. (1837-1901). Ky. Catholic chancellor and vicar general.
GAZELLE, Pierre (ft. 1793-6). French abbe, resident in Canada.
GERMAINE, M. 1851-1901). Catholic nun and teacher.
GIBAULT, Pierre (fl.1779). French Canadian priest of Kaskuskia.
GIFFARD, Ignace Marie Francis de Saint. First Canadian nun.
GILLET, Louis Florent (1813-92). Catholic priest.
GUMBELL, Joseph M. (1800-86). 111. and Iowa German Am. clergyman.
GURLEY, L, B. Ohio Meth. clergyman, pioneer and poet.
HALE, Edward Everett (b.1822). Boston Unitarian clergyman, writer.
HALL, Henry Edward (b.1831). Mass. Unitarian clergyman and writer.
HALL, John (1829-98). N. T. Presbyterian clergyman and writer.
HARDY, Anthony Colby (1828-1902). N. H. Methodist clergyman.
HECKER, Isaac Thomas (1819-88). N. Y. Catholic priest, founder of order of Paulist Fathers 1858.
HEYDEN, Thomas (1798-1870). Philadelphia Catholic priest, scholar.
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HOFFMAN, Eugene Aug-ustus(1829-1902). N. Y. Dean of General Theological Seminary, philanthropist, writer.
HOGAX, John B. (1829-1901). Pres. of Divinity College of the Oath. Univ. of America, writer.
HOLLBHOOK, Z. Swift. 111., Mass. & 0. Congregational clergyman, editor of Bibliotheca Sacra.
HOWE, William Bell White (1803-94). S. C. Episcopal Bishop.
HTJBSEY, Abbe (fl.1780). Catholic Bishop.
IGNATIUS (Mother) (1829-1902). Catholic Sister.
JOGUES, R. P. Isaac (1607-1646). French Jesuit missionary to North America.
JOSEPH, Jacob (1840-1902). N. Y. Hebrew patriarch.
KENRICK, Francis Patrick (1797-1863). Cath. Archbishop of Baltimore, and writer.
KRAUTH. Charles Porterfield (1823-83). Pa. Lutheran clergyman, Professor, writer.
L'HALLE, Constantin do (or Challe) (d.1729). Canadian priest.
LANE, Hugh (1821-1902). Am. Catholic priest.
LAVAL, Francois de (fl.1663). Catholic prelate of Canada.
LAVIALLE, Pierre Joseph (1819-67). Ky. Catholic bishop.
LENIHAN, Thomas Mathias (1845-1902). Wyo. Catholic Bishop.
LITTLEJOHN, Abram Newkirk (1824-1901). L. I. and N. Y. Protestant Episcopal Bishop, writer.
LORD, Charles E. (1817-1902). N. H. Presbyterian clergyman, Professor and writer.
LYNCH (d.1882). S. C. Catholic Bishop.
MoBURNEY, Robert Ross (1837-98). Secretary and leader in Y. M. C. A.
MoCARTEE, Divie Bethune (1820-1900). Am. missionary to China and Japan, diplomat, naturalist, writer.
MoCONOMY, Augustine Jerome (1831-78). Catholic priest.
McDIARMID, A. P. (b.1852). Canadian Baptist clergyman and educator.
McGROARTY, Julia (d.1901). Provincial Superior of the Sisters of Notre Dame of Namur.
McPHILOMY, Hulbert (1869-1901). Philadelphia Catholic priest.
MARQUETTE, Father Jacques (1637-76). Canadian Jeseuit missionary to Am. Indians.
MATHER, Cotton (1668-1728). Mass, clergyman and writer.
MAY, Samuel (1810-1899). Mass. Unitarian clergyman, writer.
MAYNARD, Newland (d.1901). N. Y. Episcopal clergyman, writer and lecturer.
MAZZUCHELLI, Samuel Charles (1807-64). Catholic priest.
MILLER, John (1776-1887). Pa. Baptist clergyman.
MONTGOMERY, John (ft. 1766). Md. Episcopal clergyman.
MOSSOM, David (n.1729). Va. 1st Episcopal clergyman ordained in the Colonial church.
MOTT, George Scudder (1829-1901). N. J. Presbyterian clergyman, writer.
MOUNTAIN Mary. Pa. religious enthusiast and recluse.
MUHLENBERG, Frederick Augustus Conrad (1750-1801). N. Y. clergyman, Congressman.
MUHLENBERG, Gotthilf Henry Ernest (1753-1815). Pa: Lutheran clergyman and writer.
MUHLENBERG, John Peter Gabriel (1746-1807). Clergyman, U. S. senator, officer in Am. Revolution.
MULHOLLAND, James Eugene (1841-86). Catholic priest.
MURRAY, John (ab. 1741-1815). Mass, clergyman, founder of Universalism in America.
NENO, Paoifloo Antonio (1833-89). Catholic priest.
NEWLAND. William Augustine (1813-91). Phila. Cath. organist, musical composer.
NEWMARCH, John (d.1764). Maine clergyman.
NINDE, William Xavier (1832-1901). Am. Methodist Bishop over China, Japan and Korea.
O'CONNOR, Charles P. (1840-97). Pa. Cath. educator.
O'DONNELL, Lawrence (1818-1902). Catholic priest.
PACKARD, Joseph (1812-1902). Am. Episcopal clergyman, educator, writer.
PAIGE, Luoius Robinson (1802-96). Universalist clergyman, editor, writer.
PALMER, Benjamin Morgan (1818-1902). New Orleans Presbyterian clergyman.
PALON, Francisco. California Franciscan missionary.
PARK, Edward Amasa (1808-1900). Mass, theologian, Andovar Professor, editor, writer.
PARKER, Theodore (1810-60). Mass. Unitarian clergyman, writer.
PATTERSON, George (1828-1901). Texas, Tenn. Episcopal clergyman.
PEREA, Estevan (fl.1632). Custodian of the missions of New Mexico 1632-3.
PIERRON (Father) John (fl.1674). French Canadian Jesuit missionary.
PORTER, Aaron (ft. 1716). Mass, clergyman.
RALE (Rale, Rasles, Ralle, Rasle), Sebastien (1657-1724). Jesuit missionary to Abenakis.
RICHARD (Father) Gabriel. French Catholic priest in America.
ROU, Louis f ft. 1734). N. Y. Huguenot clergyman.
ROY, J. E. (fl.1860). Am. Congregational clergyman, missionary superintendent.
RUNNELLS, Moses T, (d.1902). Congregational clergyman, writer.
6T. THEODORE, Sister (1798-1856). Catholic sister.
SCHUYLER, Montgomery (1814-96). Episcopal clergyman, writer.
SEARS, Barnas (1802-80). Mass. Baptist clergyman, professor.
SERAPHIM, Mother. Catholic Sister.
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SERRA, Junipero (1713-84). Founder of California, apostle to the Indians.
SHAPLEIGH. Major, 17th Century Quaker.
SHELDON, William (1830-1902). Clergyman.
SHEPARD, Jeremiah (fl.1674). Clergyman.
SHERWOOD, Smith ffl.1822). Va. Baptist clergyman.
SMITH, Joseph (1805-44). Founder of Mormonism.
SMITH, Thomas (1702-95). Me. clergyman.
STONE, Ellen Maria (b.1846). Am. missionary to Macedonia.
STRANG, James Jesse (b.1813). Leader of Mormon settlement on Beaver Is. Michigan.
TALMAGE, Thomas De Witt (1832-1902). Brooklyn and Washington, D. C.. Presbyterian clergyman.
TAPPAN, Charles L. (1828-1902). N, H. Congregational clergyman.
TENNENT, Gilbert (1703-64). Phila. Presbyterian clergyman.
THOMPSON, Wm. McClure (b.1806-1894). Am. missionary to Syria, •writer.
TSILKA, Katerina Stefonovna. Bulgarian woman educated in XT. S., connected with Am. mission.
TUCKER, Josiah (1772-99). English clergyman, Dean of Gloucester.
TURELL, Ebenezer (1702-78). Medford, Mass., clergyman.
VALENTINI, Valentino (d.1892). Catholic priest, scholar and educator.
WAITE, J. T. H. (d.1902). Ga. Presbyterian clergyman.
WALSH, William (1850-1902). Tenn. Catholic priest.
WEAVER, Jonathan (1824-1901). 0. United Bretheren clergyman, writer.
WHIPPLE, Henry B. (1828-1901). Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Minn., friend of Indians.
WHITE, Andrew (d.1656). Md. R. C. priest.
WHITFIELD, James (1770-1834). Archbishop of Baltimore.
WHITMAN, Marcus (1802-47). N. Y. Presbyterian clergyman, missionary to Oregon.
WILLARD, George (1824-1901). Michigan clergyman, educator and journalist, Congressmen.
WILLS, William Henry (1809-89). N. C. itinerant Methodist preacher, merchant.
WING, John. Colonial clergyman and writer.
WISE, John (1652-1725). Ipswich (Mass.) clergyman, chaplain in Sir Wm. Fhips expedition 1690, writer.
LEARNING AND EDUCATION.
"BIBLE IN SCHOOLS." Question of teaching it in Am. public schools.
COLLEGES (and Universities). Institutions of higher learning.
EDUCATION. Training of the less by the morfe developed.
FREEDOM of teaching. Question of liberty of thought and expression in college teaching.
MEDICINE. Art of heading and drugs employed.
RHODES Scholarships. Oxford scholarships for Americans founded by Cecil Rhodes.
SCIENCE. Systematic pursuit of knowledge and its ordered results.
SOCI£T± DES AMIS, La. Montreal literary society est. 1842.
VIRGINIA Literary Museum. First periodical used by the University of Virginia 1829.
SPECIAL INSTITUTIONS.
AMERICAN Academy, Rome, Italy. Art school for American students, founded IS'Jl.
AMERICAN Economic Association, est. 1885.
AMERICAN Historical Association, founded 1884, inoorp. 1889.
AMERICAN Philosophical Society. Scientific soo. founded in 1769 in Phila. by Franklin.
AMERICAN School of classical studies at Athens, founded 1882.
BOWDOIN College. Founded 1744 (1802) Brunswick, Me.
CALIFORNIA University. State University at Berkeley, founded 1868.
CARLETON College. Congregational College at Northfleld, Minn., founded 1866.
CARNEGIE Institution. Washington, D. C., Inst. for promoting scholarly research.
CHAUTAUQUA. Summer and correspondence school on Lake Chautauo.ua, N. Y., founded 1874.
CHICAGO University. Founded in 1891 by John D. Rockefeller.
COLUMBIA University. Founded at New York in 1754 as King's College, incorp. as Columbia 1784.
DARTMOUTH College. College at Hanover, N. H., fd. 1709.
EATON Free School. School of Elizabeth City Co., Va., founded 1659.
EMPORIA College, Kan. Presbyterian college at Emporia, Kan., founded 1882.
GEORGIA University. State University at Athens, Ga., fd. 1785.
GILL school city. School with self-gov't on the model of city gov't.
HALL of Fame. Hall of University of N. Y. commemorating famous Americans.
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HAMPTON Normal and Agricultural Institute. School for Negroes and Indians at Hampton, Va., est. 1868.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Univ. at Cambridge, Mass., fd. 1636.
JOHNS Hopkins University. Univ. at Baltimore, Md. fd. 1876.
LAVAL University. French Cath. institution at Quebec, Canada, est. 1852.
MACKENZIE COLLEGE. Presbyterian Mission College at San Paulo, Brazil.
MASSACHUSETTS Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. Lst. 186!.
MODERN Language Association.
NASHVILLE, University of. Institution at Nashville, Tenn., est. 1828.
NATIONAL Academy of Science, organized 1863.
NEWCOMB College. Women's Dep't. of Tulane Univ., New Orleans, La.
PENNSYLVANIA, University of. Univ. at Philadelphia.
PRINCETON University. At Princeton, N. 3., fd. 1740 as College of N. J., incorp. 1896 as Princeton U.
QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY, Canada.
HADCLIFFE COLLEGE. Womens' College at Cambridge, Mass. est. 1879, and incorp. 1894.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE. Meth. college at Ashland, Va. est. 1830.
SMITHSONIAN Institution. Scientific Inst, at Washington founded by James Smithson.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE. State College at Columbia, 8. C. fd. 1801.
STANFORD University. The Leland B. Stanford, Jr. Univ. at Palo Alto, Cal. fd. 1885.
VANDERBILT University. Meth. Univ. at Nashville, Tenn. est. 1872.
VILLANOVA COLLEGE. Cath. College at Villanova, Pa., fd. 1842.
WILLIAM AND MARY College. College at Williamsburg, Va., fd. 1893.
YALE University. Univ. at New Haven, Conn., fd. 1701.
BIOGRAPHY.
ADAMS, Charles Kendall (1835-1902). President of Cornell and of University of Wisconsin.
ADAMS, Herbert Baxter (1850-1901). John Hopkins Univ. Prof, of history and writer.
AMES. Nathaniel (1708-64). Mass, mathematician.
AUDIT BON, John James (1780-1851). American naturalist.
BARNARD, Henry (1811-1900). Am. educator, editor, writer.
BARROWS, John Henry (1847-1902). 111. Congregational clerg.. writer, Pros, of Oberlin College.
BEARDSHEAR, William Millar (1860-1902). Iowa educator, Pres. of State College.
BLAKE, Francis (b.1850). Mass, astronomer and inventor.
BttCHER, Ferdinand (1832-1902). Harvard Prof, of modern languages.
BOWDITCH, Henry Ingersoll (1808-92). Mass, physician, professor, writer.
BROWN, (Mrs.) Tabitha (fl.1850). Oregon pioneer school teacher.
BUGBEE, Lester G. (d.1902). Tex. educator and historian.
BUTLER, Nicholas Murray (b.1862). N. Y. educator, writer, Pres. Columbia University.
CHASSEUR, Pierre (d.1842). Quebec naturalist and founder of museum.
CILLEY, Bradbury Longfellow (1838-99). N. H. educator.
CHURCH, Edward P. (1835-1901). Mich, educator, lecturer, mathematician.
CLEVELAND, Charles Dexter (1802-69). Pa. educator, U. 8. consul to Wales, writer.
COOK, (Mrs.) Adeline Francis (Pettee) (1359-1900). Mass, teacher.
CORBETT, Thomas (fl. 1739-53). Charleston (8. C.) teacher.
DUER. William Alexander (1780-1858). N. Y. lawyer, Pres. Columbia College, writer.
DOUGLASS, Andrew Ellicott (1819-1902). Wis. Pres. of Kenyon College, scientist, aroheologist.
EDWARDS, Jonathan (1703-58). Theologian, third President of the Princeton College.
ELIOT, Charles William (b.1834). President of Harvard University.
FINNEY, Charles Grandison (1792-1875). Presb. and Cong, oler?., Pres. Oberlin College, writer.
GILDER8LEVE, Basil Lanneau (b.1831). Johns Hopkins Univ. professor, writer.
OILMAN, Daniel Coit (b.1313). President Johns Hopkins Univ. and Carnegie Institution, writer.
GREEN, Jacob (1721-96). Mass. Presb. clergyman, Vice Pres. Princeton College, writer.
HADLEY, James (ab. 1786-1869). Conn, professor, scientist.
HARVARD, John (1607-38). Mass, clergyman, founder of Harvard college.
HARVEY, Moses (1820-1901). Newfoundland minister, scientist, writer.
HOLDEN, Serena (1810-92). Norfolk, Va., school teacher.
HOPKINS, Henry (b.1837). Mass. Congregational clergyman, Pres. Williams College.
HOPKINS, Mark (1802-87). Mass. Congregational clergyman, educator, Prea. Williams College.
HUMPHREYS, Willard (1867-1902). Princeton Univ. Professor.
HYATT, Alpheus (1838-1902). Mass. Professor and zoologist, officer in Civil War.
JAMES, Edmund Janes (b.1855). HI. educator, Fres. Northwestern Univ.
JANES, Lewis George (1844-1901). Am. educator and writer.
JORDAN, David Starr (b. 18521. Stanford University president, naturalist, writer.
KING, Clarence (1842-1901). U. 8. Geological surveyor, scientist, writer,
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LEFROY, John Henry (d.lS90). Pres. of Canadian Institute, founder of Canad. magnetic survey.
LOEB, Jacques (b.1859). Chicago and Cal. Prof, of physiology, writer.
LOW, Seth (b.1850). N. Y. President of Columbia Univ., Mayor of Brooklyn and of New York.
MARKOE, Thomas Masters (1319-1901). If. Y. surgeon in Civil War, Professor, writer.
MAXWELL, William Henry (b.1852). N. Y. educator, Supt. N. Y. City schools, writer.
MAYO-SMITH, Richmond (1854-1801). Columbia University Prof., writer.
MORSE, Jedicliah (1761-1826). Mass. Congregational clergyman, cartographer, writer.
MTTIR, John (b.1838). Am. explorer, naturalist, writer.
PARKER, Francis Wayland (1837-1902). Mass, and 111. educator, writer.
PATTON, Francis Landey (b.1843). N. J. Theologian, Pres. Princeton University and Theol. Seminary.
PENDLETON, William Kimbrough (1817-90). President of Bethany college.
POWELL, John Wesley (1834-1902). Am. geologist, director U. S. Geological Survey, writer.
PRIESTLEY, Joseph (1733-1804). English scientist, resident in U. S.
REMSEN, Ira N. (b.1846). Am. chemist, Pres. Johns Hopkins University.
ROOD, Ogdon Nicholas (1831-1902). Columbia Univ. Professor of physics, writer.
ROWLAND, Henry A. (1848-1901). Johns Hopkins Univ. prof., scientist.
RUFFNER, Henry (1789-1861). Va. Presbyterian clergyman, Pres. Washington and Lee college, writer.
RUFFNER, William Henry (b.1824). Va. Presbyterian clergyman, educator, writer.1
SKINNER, Charles R. (b.1844). N. Y. state superintendent of public education, writer.
SPARKS, Jared (1789-1866). Mass. Unitarian clergyman, Pres. of Harvard University, writer.
8TALLO, John Bernhard (1823-1900). German-American philosopher, jurist, statesman.
STILES, Ezra (1727-95). Conn. Congregational clergyman, President Yale college, writer.
STRONG, James Woodward (1). 1833). Minn. Cong, clergyman and pros, of Northfield (Carleton) College...
THAYER, James Bradley (1831-1902). Mass, lawyer, educator, Harvard professor, writer.
THAYER, Joseph Henry (1828-1901). Mass. Congregational clergyman, Harvard professor, writer.
THOMPSON, Mary Pickering (1826-96). N. H. teacher.
TOPPAN, Robert Noxon (1836-1901). Boston economist, writer, lawyer.
TRUE, Benjamin 0. (1845-1902). Baptist clergyman, professor.
TUCK, Amos (1810-79). N. H. educator, Congressman.
TYLER, Moses Coit (1825-1900). Mich, and N. Y. Cong, clergyman, later Episcopal olerg., Prof., writer.
VON HUMBOLDT, Friedrich Heinrich Alexander (1769-1859). German Geographer, naturalist, explorer,
WARREN, Herbert Langford (b.1857). Harvard Prof, of architecture.
WATERHOUSE, Benjamin (1754-1846). Mass, educator, physician, professor, writer.
WATERHOUSE, Sylvester (1830-1902). Mo. Professor of Greek, geologist.
WHITE, Andrew D. (b.1832). Am. Prof., writer, Pres. Cornell Univ., Ambassador to Germany.
WHITE, Theodore G. (1872-1901). Columbia professor, scientist, writer.
WHITNEY, Barney. N. Y. teacher.
WILLAKD, Emma (Hart) (1787-1870). Conn, and N. Y. educator, writer, poet.
WILLIAMS, Henry (1816-1901). Boston educator.
WILSON, Woodrow (b.1856). President of Princeton University, writer.
WRIGHT, Carroll D. (b.1840). Mass. Sociologist, U. S. commissioner of labor, Statistician, writer.
YALE, Elihu (1649-1721). Mass. Gov. of Madras, benefactor of Yale college, which received his name.
ZAKRZEWSKA, Marie (1829-1902). Physician, Professor, founder of women's hospitals in N. Y. and Boston.
MEDICAL BIOGRAPHY.
BLACK, James (fl.1729). Va. physician.
COGSWELL, George (1808-1901'). Mass, surgeon.
FISH, Elisha (1762-1838). N. Y. and R. I. Quaker fanner, houiewright, and surgeon.
GOTT, Benjamin (1706-1751). Mass, physician.
HOWE. Samuel Gridley (1801-76). Boston physician, educator, philanthropist.
NEUBERT, Karl (1818-1901). 111. physician and editor.
PEABODY, Leonard Wood (1817-99). N. H. physician.
REED, Walter (b.1851). Am. physician and writer.
TRAPP, Albrecht H. (1813-1902). 111. physician and legislator.
TUCKER, Ervin Alden (1862-1902). N. Y. physician, educator.
BOOKS AND LITERATTTRE.
ALMANACS. Books with calendar and miscellaneous information.
BOOK Plates. Printed or engraved labels to mark ownership of books.
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BOOKBINDING. The fastening together and covering of the part* of books.
BOOKS. Printed or written record* of human thought.
COPYRIGHT. Property in literary or artistic production.
HTTHOR. Literature intended to produce laughter.
JOURNALISM. The business of conducting or editing a newspaper.
LITERATURE. Creative or artistic writings.
NEWSPAPERS, Am. Periodical giving record of current event*.
POETRY (Am.).
SHORTHAND. Abbreviated forms for rapid writing.
SPECIAL PERIODICALS.
"ABEILLE Canadienne." Canadian literary journal, founded 1818.
AMARANTH, The. New Brunswick Magazine published in 1841-8.
DIAL, The. Organ of the Transoendentalists.
"JOURNAL des Families (le)." Proposed literary and scientific journal, Canada, 1810.
"JOURNAL du Dimanche." Montreal periodical, 1883 sq.
"L'ESSUI du Michigan." First Frernch paper in U. S., 1809.
"L'ETUDIANT" (1886-93). Canadian monthly magazine.
MEW YORK Evening Post. Daily paper founded 1801.
SEWANEK Review. Review edited under the auspices of Sewanee University.
BIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS AND LITERATURE.
BARTLETT, Nathaniel J. (d.1902). Boston book dealer.
BENNETT, James Gordon (b.1841). N. Y. journalist.
BRAINARD, John G. C. (1797-1828). Conn, poet and editor.
BRAINERD, Nathan Hoit (1818-1901). Iowa editor.
BROWNELL, Wm. Crary (b.1351). N. Y. art critic and writer.
BURROUGHS, John (b.1837). N. Y. naturalist and writer.
CAREY, Matthew (1760-1840). Pa. printer, writer, publisher.
CARTER, Peter (1825-1900). N. Y. publisher.
GARY, William (d.1902). New York writer, editor.
CHANNLNG, William Ellery (1818-1901). Boston poet, essayist.
CHILD, John. 17th century New England writer.
CHURCHILL, Winston (b.1871). Am. novelist.
CLARKE, Mary Victoria Novello (1809-98). Mrs. C. C. Clarke.
CLEMENS, Samuel Langhorn ("Mark Twain") (b.1835). Writer, lecturer, humorist.
COOK, D. B. (d.1901). Michigan, pioneer journalist.
CURTIS, Cyrus Herman Kotzsohmar (b.1850). Phila. publisher.
CURTIS, George William (1824-92). N. Y. writer, journalist.
DAVIS, Richard Harding (b.1864). Am. writer.
DEPEW, Charles (fl.1901).
EMERSON, Ralph Waldo (1803-82). Concord, Mass., philosopher and writer.
ESSELLEN, Christian (1823-59). Mich., 111., and N. Y. German-Am, editor.
E8TEY, James Lawrence (1814-liOl). Mass, printer.
FIELD, Eugene (1850-95). Chicago writer.
FRANKLIN, Thomas (fl.1775). Writer.
FRENEAU, Philip (1752-1832). N. Y. poet, writer.
GAINE, Hugh (1726-1807). N. Y. orinter, journalist.
GODKIN. Edwin Lawrence (1831-1902). N. Y. editor, writer.
GREELY, Horace (1811-72). N. Y. journalist, writer, statesman.
GREEN, Duff (1791-1976). Mo. and Washington, D. C., lawyer, editor and diplomat.
GREEN, Will S. (fl.1902). California editor.
GREENLEAF, Moses (1778-1834). Mass, writer.
GURNSEY, Alfred Hudson (1818-1902). N. Y. writer, editor, historian.
GUTHRIE, William Norman (b.1868). Lecturer, writer.
HANSCOM, A. J. Neb. journalist.
HARTE, F. Bret (1836-1902). American writer.
HAWTHORNE, Nathaniel (1804-64). Mass, novelist.
HEARST, William Randolph (fl.1902). N. Y. journaist, Congressman.
HOE, Robert (b.1839). N. Y. manufacturer, inventor.
HOLMES, Oliver Wendell (1809-94). Mass, physician and writer.
HOPKINS, Pauline Bradford (Maokie) (b.1874). Conn, writer.
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HOWE (Mrs.) Julia Ward (b.1819). Am. writer and reformer.
HUBBARD, Elbert (b.1859). N. Y. lecturer, writer.
KELLOGG, Elijah (1813-1901). Maine Congregational clergyman, writer, lecturer.
KNIGHT, Sarah (Kemble) (1666-1727). N. E. teacher, writer.
LANIER, Sidney (1842-61). Southern poet and writer, soldier in Confederate army.
LE WELLING, Lorenzo D. (1846-1900). Kan. journalist, educator, Governor.
LONGFELLOW, Henry Wadsworth (1807-82). Cambridge, Mass., Professor and poet.
LOWELL, James Russell (1819-91). Mass, poet and writer, XT. S. minister to Spain.
LUMMIS, Charles Fletcher (b.1859). New Mexico and Cal. editor and writer.
MACKENZIE, William Lyon. Canadian journalist.
MACLANE, Mary (b.1881). American writer.
McNEILY, John S. (b.1841). Miss, journalist, writer, Confederate officer.
MITCHELL, Donald Grant (b.1822). "Ik Marvel." Essayist.
MURPHY, John S. (1847-1902). Iowa editor.
NORRI8, Frank (1870-1902). American writer.
OCHS, Adolph 8. (b.1858). Am. newspaper publisher.
PATTISON, George W. (1817-1900). Michigan pioneer, journalist.
PERRY, John T. (1882-1902). N. H. and Ohio editor and writer.
PINTARD, John (1759-1844). N. Y. editor, writer, benefactor.
FOE, Edgar Allen (1809-49). Am. poet, writer, editor.
PRENTIS, Noble L. (1833-1900). Kan. editor and writer.
PRIME, Samuel Irenaens (1812-85). N. Y. Presbyterian clergyman, editor, writer.
PULITZER, Joseph (b.1847). New York journalist.
RICKET80N, Daniel (1813-98). American writer.
RILEY, James Whitcomb (b.1835). Indiana poet.
RITCHIE, Thomas (fl.1830). Richmond, Va. editor.
R6SLER, Gustav Adolph (d.1855). 111. German Am. politician and editor.
SAWYER, Eugene T. Dime novelist.
SCHILLER, Friedrick. Swabian journalist in Am. Revolution.
8CUDDER, Horace Elisha (1838-1902). N. E. editor, historian, writer.
BEATON, William Winston (1785-1864). Am. journalist, regent of Smithsonian Institution.
SETON, Ernest Thompson (b.1860). American naturalist, lecturer, and writer.
SHIFP, Bernard (b.1813). Kentucky poet and writer.
BIGOURNEY, Lydia Howard (Huntley) (1791-ab.l864). American writer, teacher.
SMITH, Francis Hopkinson (b.1838). American artist and writer.
STANLEY, Henry Morton (b.1840). African explorer.
STERNE, Limon (1838-1901). Phila. and N. Y. editor, writer.
STEVENS, Benjamin Franklin (1833-1902). Am. Bibliographer. Bookseller in London.
STOCKARD. Henry Jerome. North Carolina poet.
STOCKTON, Francis Richard (1834-1902). N. Y. and N. J. novelist, editor.
STODDARD, Charles Warren (b.1843). California writer, journalist, educator.
SWAN, Robert T. Early Mass, writer.
8WINTON, John (1829-1901). Am. journalist, economist.
TANGUAY, Mgr. . . French Canadian writer.
THACKERAY, William Makepeace (1811-63). English novelist.
THOMAS, Isaiah (1749-1831). N. E. printer.
THOREAU, Henry David (1817-62). Mass, poet, naturalist, writer.
TONG King Chong. Ban Francisco journalist.
TRENT. William Peterfleld (b.1862). N. Y. professor, author, editor.
TROW, John Fowler (1810-86). New York publisher.
TUCKER, Benjamin Rioketson (b.1854). Mass, and N. Y. publisher, journalist, writer.
TURELL (Mrs.) Jane (Coleman) (1708-35). Mass, poet
VAN DYKE, Henry (b.1852). N. Y. Presbyterian olergyman. Princeton Professor, writer.
WARD, Artemus (d.1867). Maine humorist, lecturer.
WEKHRLIN, Ludwig (fl.1776). Swabian journalist.
WHITE, Stewart Edward (b. 13731. Author, naturalist.
WHITEMAN, Walt (1819-1892). American writer and poet.
WHITTIEB, John Greenleaf (1807-92). Mass, abolitionist, editor, poet.
WILLIS, N. P. (1806-67). American editor, writer, poet.
WISTER, Owen (b.1860). Philadelphia lawyer, novelist.
LIBRARIES.
BOSTON Public Library. Municipal library opened 1854.
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EATON, Seymour (to. 1859). Founder and President of Booklovers' Library.
HOWELL, George Rogers (1833-99). N. Y. Presbyterian clergyman, lecturer, librarian, writer.
LIBRARIES. Collections of books, mss., etc., for use.
LIBRARY of Congress. The National library at Washington, D. C.
N. Y. PUBLIC LIBRARY. Combination of Astor, Lenox and Free circulating libraries with Tilden Trust.
STILES, Samuel Edward (1844-1901). N. Y. librarian, physician and genealogist.
AET (INCLUDING MUSIC).
ARCHITECTURE. Science and art of beautiful building.
ARTS (Fine). Creation of beauty in material forms.
ARTS and crafts. Dependent or applied arts.
MUSIC. The art of producing harmonious sounds.
ORATORY. Art of public speaking.
FAINTING. One of the fine arts.
STEEL ENGRAVING. The art of preparing steel plates for printing purposes.
ART BIOGRAPHY.
ALEXANDER, Francis (1800-80). American portrait painter.
BARNARD, George Grey (b.1968). American sculptor.
BERDEL, Heinrich (d.1883). Chicago musician (local).
BORGLUM, Solon H. (b.1868). American sculptor.
BRIDGES, Fidelia (b.1835). Conn, artist.
BROWNE. George Elmer (b.1871). American artist.
BRYANT, Gridley James Fox (1816-99). Mass, architect.
BUSH, Joseph H. (1794-1866). Kentucky artist.
CLAY, John Cecil (ft.1902). N. Y. artist.
DAVIS, Charles Howard (b.1856). Mass, artist.
DULONGPRt, Louis (1764-1843). French Can. painter, soldier under Rochambeau in Am. Ray.
EATON, Wyatt (1849-96). H. Y. artist
ELIOT, Charles (b.1869). Mass, landscape architect.
FLAGG, Ernest (fl.1900). N. Y. architect.
FRAZER, Oliver (1808-64). Ky. artist.
GIBSON, William Hamilton (1850-96). Conn, artist, writer.
GRAFLY, Charles (b.1862). Philadelphia sculptor.
GREEN, Elizabeth Shippen (fl.1902). Phila. artist.
GREENOUGH, Horatio (1806-50). Mass, sculptor.
GRIDER, Rufus Alexander (1817-1900). N. Y. artist, archaeologist, writer.
GRIMES, John (1799-1837). Ky. artist
HART, Joel T. (1810-77). Ky. sculptor.
JOCELYN, Nathaniel (1796-1881). Connecticut painter.
JOUETT, Matthew Harris (1788-1827). Kentucky artist.
KONTI, Isadora (b.1862). N. Y. sculptor.
MACMONNIES. Frederick (William) (b.1863). American sculptor.
MASON, Lowell (1798-1872). Am. musician and composer.
MORGAN, Louis (b.1814). Kentucky artist.
MURPHY, John Francis (b.1853). N. Y. landscape artist.
NA8T, Thomas (1840-1902). Am. caricaturist, lecturer.
NEWSAM, Albert (1809-1864). Phila. deaf mute lithographic artist.
OAKLEY, Violet (fl.1902). Am. illustrator, designer in glass.
08TERTAG, Blanche (fl.1896). Chicago artist.
PRICE, Samuel W. (b.1828). Kentucky artist.
REED, Fanny.
REUTERDAHL, Henry (b.1871). N. Y. artist.
RUCK8TUHL, F. Wellington (b.1856). N. Y. sculptor.
SMITH, Jessie Wiloox (fl.1902). Philadelphia artist.
STORY, William Wetmore (1819-95). American sculptor, writer.
STUART, Gilbert (1755-1828). American portrait painter.
WALKER, Horatio (b.1858). Canadian painter.
WARD, John Quinoy Adams (1880-1904). N. Y. sculptor.
WARREN, George William (1828-1908). H. Y. musician, composer.
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WHISTLER, James Abbott McNiel (b.1834). Am. artist, resident in England.
YANDELL, Enid (b.1875). Am. sculptor.
THEATER.
BAILEY, James Anthony (b.1847). American showman.
BAEIs'UM, P. T. (1810-91). Am. showman, writer.
BOOTH, Edwin Thomas (1833-93). American actor.
CARDIFF Giant. A fraudulent fossil buried and dug up at Cardiff, K. Y., 1869.
JEFFERSON, Joseph (b.1829). American actor.
POTTER, Cora Urquhart (fl.1900). American actress.
SOTHERN, E. A. (1827-81). American actor.
STAGE, The. Matters relating to actors and acting.
STODDART, James Henry (b.1727). English actor in America.
8TODDART, James Henry (b.1827). English actor resident of America.
RECREATIONS.
AMERICAN Scenic and Preservation Society.
AMERICA'S cup. Prize for international yacht racing.
ATHLETICS. Public games of physical strength or skill.
BILLIARDS. Game of skill, played on tables with ivory balls.
BOWLING. Game of exercise and skill played with wooden balls.
"BRONCHO busting." Horse breaking in the Western States.
CURLING. Scotch game played on the ice with sliding stones.
HAG GIN, James Ben All. California horse-breeder.
HOLIDAYS. Days of freedom from usual occupations.
LACROSSE. An Indian ball game adopted by Canadians and Americans.
NATIONAL parks. Parks set apart by the U. 8. Gov't.
SNOW shoeing. Travelling on snow by the use of specially adapted shoes.
TOBOGGANING. Canadian snow sport— coasting.
CUSTOMS AND USAGES.
DREAMS. Thought currents during sleep.
DOWRIES. Marriage portions.
FREEMASONRY. Concerns of the secret society of Freemasons.
FRONTIER life. Life of pioneers.
FURNITURE (colonial). Household equipment.
GENERAL federation of women's olubs.
HORSE chair. A colonial vehicle.
INNS. Public houses for lodgment and entertainment of travelers.
PATCH, Nathan (fl. 1760-99). Worcester. Mass., tavern koey-ar.
QUERNS. Irish handmills formerly used in America.
UNDERTAKERS. Those who manage funerals.
WATCHES. Time pieces for pocket use.
POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT.
ASSASSINATION. Premeditated murder, especially of public persons.
ANARCHIST. One who opposes all forms of government.
COMMUNISM. The holding of property in common.
DEMOCRACY. Government by the people.
EXPANSION. Territorial growth of the U. S.
IMPERIALISM. Tendency to expansion and centralization.
POLITICS and gov't. Affairs of the state.
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PRESIDENTS AND VICE PRESIDENTS.
PRESIDENTS, XT. 8. Chief executive officer of the IT. 8.
VICE-PRESIDENTS. Officer* chosen to act in case of inability of President.
WHITE HOUSE. Official residence of the President of the United States.
BIOGRAPHY.
ADAMS, John (1735-1826). Mass. 2d President of United State*.
ADAMS, John Quincy (1767-1848). Mass. 6th President of United State*.
BUCHANAN, Jamas (1791-1868). 15th President of United State*.
BURR, Aaron (1756-1836). Vice-President of the U. S.
CALHOUN, John Caldwell (1782-1850). 8. C. statesman, Vice-President of United State*.
CLEVELAND, Grover (b.1837). N. Y. 22d President of U. S.
CLINTON, George (1739-1812). First governor of N. Y., Vice-President U. S.
CZOLG08Z, Leon F. (d.1901). Assassin of President McKinley.
DALLAS, George Mifflin (1792-1864). Pa. U. S. senator, Vice-President and minister to Russia and England.
GARFIELD, James Abram (1831-81). Twentieth President of the United States.
GRANT, Ulysses 8. (1822-85). Eighteenth President of U. S.
HARRISON, Benjamin (1833-1901). Ind. lawyer, 23d President U. S.
HARRISON, William Henry (1773-1841). 9th President U. S.
JACKSON, Andrew (1767-1845). 7th President of the United States.
JEFFERSON, Thomas (1743-1826). 3d President of United States.
JOHNSON, Andrew (1808-75). 17th President of the United States.
JOHNSON, Richard Mentor (1781-1860). Kentucky, U. 8. senator and Vice-Pre*ident.
KING, William Rufus (1786-1853). Ala. senator, Vice-President of U. S.
LINCOLN, Abraham (1809-65). 16th President of the United States.
LINCOLN, (Mrs.) Abraham. Nee Todd of Lexington, Ky., married 1814.
McXINLEY, William (1842-1901). 25th President of the United State*.
MADISON, James (1751-1836). 4th President of the United State*.
MONROE, James (1758-1831). 5th President of the United States.
MORTON, Levi Parson* (1824-64). N. Y. Governor, Vice-President of the United States.
PIERCE, Franklin (1804-69). 14th President of the United State*.
POLK, James Knox (1795-1849). llth President of the United States.
ROOSEVELT, Theodore (b.1858). 26th President of the United State*.
TAYLOR, Zachary (1784-1850). 12th Pros-dent U. 8.
TYLER, John (1790-1862). 10th President of the United State*.
VAN BUREN, Martin (1782-1862). 8th President of the United State*.
WASHINGTON, George (1732-99). First President of the United States.
WASHINGTON. Martha (1732-1802). Va. wife of President Washington.
CONGRESS AND DEPARTMENTS.
CONGRESS. U. S. Senate and House of Representative*.
CONSULAR Service, U. 8.
POSTAL System. Organization for the transmission of letter* and certain merchandise.
SECRET Service. Detective department of the gov't.
SENATE (U. 8.). Upper house of Congress.
TREASURY department. Financial dep't of the U. 8. Gov't.
WAR Department. U. 8. Gov't office for military affair*.
CABINET OFFICERS, DIPLOMATS, ETC.
ALLISON, William B. (b.1829). Iowa U. S. senator.
AMES, Fisher (1758-1808). Mass. Congressman and orator.
BARNWELL, Robert W. (1801-82). 8. Carolina U. S. sen., Confederate State senator.
BLOUNT, William (1747-1800). U. S. senator, Gov. of Territory of Tenn.
CULLOM, Shelby Moore (1829- ). HI. lawyer, U. 8. senator.
DOUGLAS, Stephen Arnold (1813-61). 111. Attorney-General, U. 8. senator.
ELLSWORTH, Oliver (1745-1807). Conn, statesman, Justice U. 8. Supreme Court, envoy to France.
GORHAM, Charles T. (1812-1901). Mich, banker, Major General, diplomat.
McMILLAN, James (1838-1902). Mich. U. 8. senator.
MORRIS, Thomas (1776-1844). Ohio U. 8. senator, judge.
BEWELL, William Joyce (1835-1901). N. J. officer in Civil War, U. 8. senator,
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VOORHEE8, Daniel Wolsey (1827-97). Ind. lawyer, U. 8. senator, writer.
BARBOUB, James C. (1775-1842). Va. governor, IT. 8. senator, Sec'y of war, minister to England.
BINGHAM, John A. Cb.1815). Ohio Congressman, IT. 8. minister to Japan.
BLACK, Jeremiah Sullivan (1810-83). Fa. Chief Justice, TT. 8. Attor. Gen., Sec'y of State.
BOWEN, Herbert Wolcott (b.1852). V. 8. minister to Venezuela, writer.
CAMPBELL, John Archibald (1811-89). Ala. Justice U. 8. Supreme Court, assistant Sec. of War.
CHASE, Salmond Portland (1808-72). 0. Chief Justice TT. S. Supreme Court.
CLAY, Henry (1777-1852). Ky. lawyer, U. 8. senator, Secretary of State.
COOLID6E, Thomas Jefferson (b.1831). Boston, TT. S. minister to France.
CORTELYOU, George Bruce (b.lS62). N. Y. Secretary to Presidents McKinley and Roosevelt.
CORWIK Thomas (1794-1865). 0. lawyer, Governor, IT. S. senator, Sec. of Treas.
CRAWFORD, William Harris (1772-1834). Georgia TT. S. senator, Min. to France, Sec. of Treas.
CUSHING. Caleb (1800-79). Mass, diplomat, TT. 8. Attorney-General.
ENDICOTT, William Crowninshield (1826-1900). Mass, judge, Secretary of War.
EVART8, William Maxwell (1818-1901). N. Y. lawyer, TT. 8. senator, Sec. of State.
EWIKG, Thomas (1789-1871). 0. lawyer, U. 8. senator, Sec. of Treasury, Sec. of Interior.
HAY, John (b.1838). Secretary of State, writer.
HENDERSON, David Bremner (b.1840). la. Congressman, Speaker of the House.
HOLMES, Oliver Wendell (b.1841). Mass. Justice Supreme Court of TT. 8. publicist.
INGHAM, Samuel Delucenna (1779-1860). Pa. Congressman, TJ. S. Sec. of Treas.
JOHNSON, Reverdy (1796-1876). Md. Attorney-General of United States.
KENDALL, Amos (1787-1869). Ky. and D. C. lawyer, Postmaster-General, writer.
KNOX, Philander Chase (b.1853). Pa. lawyer, TJ. 8. Attorney-General.
LEGAR£, Hugh Swinton (1797-1843). 8. C. Congressman, TJ. S. Attorney-General, writer.
LINCOLN, Levi (1749-1820). Mass. Lieut. -Governor, Congressman, TT. 8. Attorney-General.
MACON, Nathaniel (1757-1837). N. C. Congressman, Speaker of the House.
MARCY, William Learned (1786-1857). N. Y. lawyer, TJ. 8. senator, Governor.
MARSHALL, John (1755-1835). Va. Chief Justice TT. 8. Supreme Court, writer.
MASON, Charles (1804-82). N. Y. editor, Iowa Judge, TJ. S. commissioner of patents.
MOODY, William Henry (b.1853). Mass, lawyer, Secretary of the Navy.
NILES, John Milton (1787-1856). Conn. TJ. 8. cenator, Postmaster-General, writer.
REED, Thomas Braokett (1839-1902). Me. Congressman, Speaker of House.
ROBE80N, George Maxwell (1829-97). N. J. Attorney General, TJ. S. Secretary of navy, Congressman.
ROCKHILL, William Woodville (b.1854). Director Bureau of Am. Republics.
ROOT, Elihu (b.1845). N. Y. lawyer, Secretary of War.
RUSH, Richard (1780-1859). TT. 8. Attor.-Gen., minister to England and France. Sec. of Treas., writer.
SHAW, Leslie Mortier (b.1848). Iowa banker, Governor, TT. 8. Secretary of Treasury.
SQUIRES, Herert Goldsmith (b.1859). Sec. TJ. S. embassy to Berlin, Minister to Cuba.
STEVENSON, Andrew (1784-1857). Va. Congressman, minister to Great Britain.
STORY, Joseph (1779-1845). Mass. TJ. 8. Congressman, Supreme court Judge, writer.
STJMNER, Charles (1811-74). Mass lawyer, statesman, TT. 8. senator, writer.
TAFT, William Howard (b.1857). Governor Philippine Islands.
TOWER, Charlemagne (b.1848). TT. S. Ambassador to Russia and Germany, writer.
TTHL, Edwin F. (1841-1901). Mich, lawyer, TT. 8. Asst. Secretary of State, Ambassador to Germany.
TTPSHTTR, Abel Parker (1790-1844). Va. lawyer, Congressman, judge, Sec. of the navy.
WALKER, Robert James (1801-69). Miss. TT. S. senator. Bee. of Treas., GOT. of territory of Kan.
WANAMAKER, John ft. 1838). Phila. merchant, TJ. 8. Postmaster-General.
WA8HBTTRNE, Elihu Benjamin (1816-87). 111. politician, TT. 8. Sec. of State, minister to Francs, writer.
WEBSTER, Daniel (1782-1852). Mass, lawyer, orator, TT. 8. senator, See. of State.
WHEATON, Henry (1785-1848). R. I. lawyer, minister to Prussia, publicist.
WHITNEY, William C. (b.1841). N. Y. financier, TT. 8. Secretary of Navy.
WILSON, William L. (1843-1900). W. Va. educator, Congressman, TT. S. Postmaster-General.
WOODBTTRY, Levi (1789-1851). N. H. TT. 8. senator, Sec. of Navy, and of Treas. Justice of Supreme Court
ARMY AND NAVY.
ARMY and Navy.
BLOCKADE. Closing of an enemy's port by effective patrol.
BOUNTIES. Premium given soldiers to induce service.
DESERTERS (Mil.). Soldiers unlawfully leaving. an army.
FIRE arms. Weapons discharged by explosions.
FLAGS. Pieces of cloth with or without device, used as standards or signals.
GUERILLA warfare. Irregular fighting which avoids pitched battles.
IMPRESSMENT. Compulsion to serve in army or navy.
MARTIAL LAW. The substitution of military for civil gov't. in time of war or disturbance.
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MEDAL of Honor Legion of U. 8. Society of recipients of V. S. Medal for service in Civil and Spanish war*.
MILITIA. Volunteer defensive military organization under state control.
NAVY— See Army and Navy.
"ONTARIO." U. S. S. sent under Cast. Bidwell to resume possession of Oregon 1818.
PENSIONS. Annual allowances for past services, especially military.
PRIVATEERS. Privately armed vessels licensed for warfare.
SUBMARINE warfare. Use of boats under water.
SWORD. Weapon.
UNIFORMS. Official dress.
ARMY AND NAVY BIOGRAPHY.
BLATCELEY, Johnston (1781-1814). North Carolina naval officer.
BLOUNT, Hamilton H. (fl.1902). U. S. Army officer.
BUMPUS, Edward Avery(d.l901). Lieut. U. S. army.
CONYNGHAM, Gustavus. Captain U. 8. navy.
HENSHAW, David (1791-1852). Mass. Secretary of Navy, writer.
MAHAN, Alfred Thayor (b.1840). N. Y. Capt. U. 8. navy, writer.
SLOAT. John Drake (1781-18G7). Admiral U. S. navy.
STOCKTON, Robert Field (1795-1866). N. J. Commodore U. S. navy, senator.
WINSLOW, John Ancrum (1811-73). U. 8. Naval officer.
SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS.
CAUCUS. Meeting of members of one political party of a legislative body.
DEBATES, Political. Public discussion of political issues.
DEMOCRATIC party. The "Democrat Republican" party founded by Jefferson.
ELECTIONS. Choosing for public office.
POLITICAL parties, U. S. Voluntary associations of citizens for united action in political affairs.
PRIMARY elections. System of political nomination under state control.
REPUBLICAN PARTY. One of the two chief parties in the U. 6., founded in 1854.
SUFFRAGE. Right to vote.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE. Right of women to vote.
TAXATION.
FARMING of Revenues. Leasing of taxes.
GEORGE, Henry, Jr. (b.1862). N. Y. journalist.
PROTECTION. Policy of encouraging home industries by preferential treatment.
RECIPROCITY. U. 8. policy of mutual tariff preference.
SINGLE tax. Theory of taxing land only — associated with Henry George.
TARIFF. Schedule of duties on importations.
TAXATION. Laying an impost for public revenue.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
CITIES. Communities with mnnioipal form of <rovernment.
FIRE fighting
MUNICIPAL ownership. Ownership of works of public utility by the city.
POUNDS (Town). Enclosures for keeping: stray cattle.
TAMMANY Hall. Organization of N. Y. City Democracy.
TOWNSHIP government. Form of local government.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
AMERICANIZATION. Moulding of foreign nations by American ideas.
BONAPARTE, Joseph (1768-1844). King of Spain, resident of U. 8.
BONAPARTE, Louis Napoleon (1803-73). French emperor.
BRITISH-AMERICAN relations. Public and social.
CHELM8FORD, England. Town of Essex Co. 29 m. E.N.E. of London.
CHINESE-AMERICAN relations. The public relations between China and U. 8.
CLAYTON-BULWER treaty. Between Gt. B. and U. S. Apr. 19, 1850, ab. Panama canal.
FOREIGN relations. Official and social dealings with foreign countries.
FRENCH-AMERICAN relations. Public and social relations between France and U. 8.
GERMAN-AMERICAN relations. Public and social relations between Germany and the U. &
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HAY-PAUNCEFOTE treaty, of Nov. 18,1901. Anglo-Am, treaty respecting Panama Canal.
HENRY, Prince of Prussia (b.!8C£).
LEANG Chew-Tun;. Chinese Minister to V. S. 1902.
LEO XIII (1810-1803). Pope of Rome.
MONROE Doctrine (1823). Contravention of foreign interference in American affairs.
NIEMCEWICZ, J. IT. (ab. 1758-1841). Polish poet and patriot, visited Am. in the interests of his country.
SPAIN. A kingdom in the 8.W. of Europe.
VAUGHAN, Sir Charles (b.1794). English Ambassador to U. b.
WASHINGTON treaty. Treaty of 1871 between Great Britain and U. 8.
INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ARBITRATION.
ALABAMA Claims. Claims of U. 8. agst. Gt. Brit., arbitrated at Geneva, 1872.
ALASKA-CANADA boundary Question. Controversy between Canada and IT. 8.
HAGUE Court of Arbitration. International tribunal outgrowth of the Intenat. peace Conference.
INTERNATIONAL Arbitration. Settlement of differences between nations ay reference to an umpire.
INTERNATIONAL law. System of rules adopted by nations to govern their intercourse.
"PIOUS Fund." Trust fund for Mexican and California Missions.
LAW.
"CONSEIL Superieur." Titles of high court of New France under Louis XIV.
CONSTITUTION (U. S.). Fundamental law of TJ. 8., adopted 1787.
FIRST-BORN in a colony.
HABEAS corpus. Order of court to produce a prisoner.
"HIGH JUSTICE." Right of prosecution of capital crimes.
HOMESTEAD law. Law giving right to take up public lands.
INJUNCTIONS. A judicial process to restrain or constrain a person to a particular action.
LAND Grants. The transfer by the gov't. of public land to private use and ownership.
LAND title registration. System whereby th» state records and guarantees titles to real estate.
LAW. Rules of action prescribed by the state.
LYNCH law. Summary punishment, especially by death, without process of law.
MARRIAGE (and divorce). Legal union of husband and wife.
PUBLIC LANDS. Lands owned by the state.
SUPREME COURT. Highest tribunal in U. S. practice.
BIOGRAPHY.
ABEND, Eduard (b.1822). 111. lawyer and legislator.
BALDWIN, Augustus Carpenter (b.1817). Mich, lawyer, educator, Congressman.
BINGHAM, Harry (1821-1900). N. H. lawyer and politician.
BISHOP, Joel Prentiss (1814-1901). Mass, lawyer and publicist.
BOLGER, Henry L. Finokney (1846-1901). 8. C. judge and legislator.
BO WEN, John H. (1780-1822). Tennessee lawyer and Congressman.
BRACKENRIDGE, Hugh Henry (1748-1818). Pa. editor, writer, judge.
BROWN, Addison (b.1830). N. Y. judge, botanist, writer.
BROWN, William Little (1789-1830). Tenn. Judge of Supreme Court.
BROWNE, Edward Ingersoll (1833-1901). Boston lawyer.
CARPENTER, Alonzo Philetus (1829-98). N. H. Chief Justice.
CODMAN, Robert (1823-1901). Boston lawyer.
COFFINBERRY, Andrew (b.1788). Ohio pioneer, poet and lawyer.
CONRAD, Wm. Fitchi 182G-1901). Iowa, officer and judge.
CRANCH, William (1769-1855). Mass, judge, writer.
CUSHMAN, Archibald Falconer (1830-1901). N. Y. lawyer.
DALTON, Samuel (1629-81). N. H. colonial magistrate.
DAVIS, Noah (1818-1902). Justice N. Y. Supreme Court. *
DILL, James Brooks (b.1864). N. Y. lawyer.
DODDRIDGE, Philip (1778-1832). Virginia lawyer, U. S. Congressman.
DUDLEY, Sanford Harrison (1812-1901). Boston lawyer.
DULANY, Daniel (1785-53). Md. Attorney-General, judge, assemblyman.
DUNCAN, E. 8. (1789-1858). Va. judge, statesman, officer in War of 1812.
DUNCOMBE, John Francis (1831-1902). Iowa pioneer and lawyer.
DUNDY, Elmer 8. (1830-ab.84). Nebraska judge.
FINCH, Francis Miles (b.1827). N. Y. lawyer and writer,
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FISHER, George Pumell (1817-99). Del. Congressman, judge.
GARFIELD, James R. (b.1365). Ohio lawyer, IT. S. Civil Service commissioner.
GIBBS. Mifflin Wistar (b.1823). Pa. jurist, U. S. Consul to Kadagascar.
GILPIN. Edward Woodward (1803-76). Del. Chief Justice.
HAND, Clifford Augustus (1830-1901). N. Y. lawyer.
HARLAN, Andrew J. (, b. 1815). Western Iwyer and politician.
HEYDENFELDT, Solomon (1816-90). Ala. and Cal. lawyer.
HOWARD, Memucan Hunt (1798-1887). Tenn. pioneer lawyer, philanthropist.
HT7BBARD, Nathaniel Head (1889-1902). Iowa judge.
HYNDE, Robert Henry (b.1802). Tenn. judge and legislator.
HUTCHINSON, Charles Hare (1803-1902). Fhila. lawyer.
JEROME, William Travers (b.1858). New York District attorney.
JOLIKE, Adrian Hoffman (b.1850). N. Y. lawyer, autograph collector, writer.
JONES, Walter (b.1777). Washington, D. C., lawyer.
JUNKIN, George (1827-1902). Philadelphia lawyer.
NOLAN, Thomas (d.1900). N. T. lawyer.
PELL, John Henry (1831-1902). N. Y. lawyer, officer in Civil War.
RUITNER, David (1767-1848). Virginian magistrate, legislator, philanthropist.
SEE, Adam (b.1764). Virginia lawyer, legislator.
SEV/ELL, Samuel (1652-1730). Boston judge in Salem witchcraft trials, writer.
SHERWOOD, William (d.about 1697). Virginia Attorney-General, Va. Burgess.
SILSBY, Arthur Wilson (1851-99). N. H. county judge.
SMITH, Isaac William (1825-98). N. H. Supreme Court Judge, legislator, mayor of Manchester, N. H.
STORY, Isaac (1818-1901). Boston lawyer, teacher, politician.
TAFT, Russell Smith (1835-1902). Va. lawyer, senator. Lieut. -Governor, judge, writer.
TOWNSHEND, Randolph Wanton (1812-1902). N. Y. lawyer, prominent oitisen.
TYLER, John (1747-1813). Va. lawyer, judge, Governor.
VAN BUREN, John (1810-66). N. Y. Attorney-General of the State.
WARD, Hamilton (1829-98). N. Y. lawyer, Congressman.
WILKE80N, Sam (1781-1848). N. Y. State senator, judge, Mayor of Buffalo.
CRIMINAL BIOGRAPHY.
BLACK BEARD (d.1717). Name for Edward Teach, pirate off southern oeast.
BONNETT, Steed (fl.1617). North Carolina pirate.
KIDD, (Capt.) William (d.1701). Famous pirate.
TEACH (Thatch or Thack) Edward (fl.1716). Famous Am. pirate known as "Blaok beard."
TRACY, Harry (d.1902). Western desperado.
VA8QUEZ, Tiburois (fl.1863). California bandit.
SOCIAL REFORM.
CHARITY. The relief of poverty.
COLLEGE settlements. Colonies of college graduates in poor districts.
CONSUMER'S league. League to help working women and children.
DEAF-BLIND. Persons without tight or hearing.
DEPENDENT children. Children requiring support of state or agencies other than parents.
DISPENSARY system. System for control of liquor traffic by the state.
REFORM SCHOOLS. Institutions for correction of wayward children.
SOCIAL REFORM.
SOCIETY. The human race in its organized activities.
SOCIETY for Prevention Cruelty to Animals. Society founded by Henry Bergh, IBM.
TEMPERANCE movement. Question of use of and traffic in alcoholic liquors.
TRAMPS. Professional vagrants.
WOMAN'S crusade. A movement again it the liquor traffic.
BIOGRAPHY.
BERGH, Henry (1820-88). N. Y. founder of Boo. for prevention of cruelty to animals.
BTDV.'ELL. John (b.1819). Cal. Gen. in Civil War, Congressman, Prohibitionist.
BIRBECK. Morris (d.1825). 111. pioneer, abolitionist.
BIRNEY, James G. (1792-1857). Ala. and Ky. abolitionist editor and writer.
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BROWN, John (1800-59). Abolitionist
CLARKE, George Faber (1817-99). Mass, clergyman, writer on history and temperance.
FOSTER (Mrs.), Rebecca Salome (d.1902). N. Y. friend of prisoners.
HUTCHINS, Elizabeth Ellsworth (1825-1901). N. Y. philathropist and patriot.
LLOYD, Henry Demarest (b.1847). N. Y. and Chicago, editor, writer on political economy.
PEABODY, George (1795-1869). Mass philanthropist.
PEARSON, D. K. (i). 1820). Chicago philanthropist.
SIBLEY, Charlotte Augusta Langdon (Cook) (1819-1902). Mass, local philanthropist.
SIMPSON, Sampson (1780-1857). Founder of Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York.
STANTON, Elizabeth Cady (1815-1902). N. Y. woman's rights advocate, writer.
STEARNS (Mrs.) Mary Elizabeth (Preston) (1821-1901). Massachusetts philanthropist.
WILLARD, Francis Elizabeth (1839-98). 111. teacher, editor, Temperance advocate and leader.
FINANCE AND BUSINESS.
BANKS (and banking). Institutions for lending and borrowing: of money.
"BILLS of credit." Form of colonial currency.
BOOKKEEPING. Systematic keeping of business accounts.
CONTINENTAL currency. Money issued by the Continental Congress.
COUNTERFEITING, The making (and issuing) of spurious money.
DEPARTMENT stores. Large stores dealing in many kinds of goods classified.
DRY goods trade. Distribution of cotton, woolen, etc., products.
ECONOMIC Progress IT. S.
ECONOMICS. Study of wealth.
FINANCES (Am.). Dealings with wealth, especially public wealth.
INSURANCE. Indemnity for loss of or damage to life or property.
LEGAL tender. Currency which can be legally used in payment of a debt.
MILLIONAIRES, Am. Persons worth a million dollars or more.
MONEY. Any commodity used as medium of exchange.
NORTHERN Securities Co. R. R. securities Trust attacked under the Anti-Trust law.
PATRICK'S PENCE Nowbie coppers. Coins used in N. J. ab. 1682.
PRICES. The equivalents in exchange.
PUBLIC Debt (Am.). Formal obligations of a nation to its creditors.
SAVINGS banks. Institutions for receiving and investing moderate savings.
"SECURITY-HOLDING Company." A stook and bond trust-corporation.
TRUST companies. Financial institutions for the management of trust funds.
TRUSTS. Monopolies.
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL BIOGRAPHY.
ARBTTCKLE, John (fl.1902). New York manufacturer and capitalist
ARMOUR, Phillip D. (1832-1901). Chicago meat packetr, philanthropist.
ARMSTRONG, George Washington (1836-1901), Boston merchant.
ASTOR, John Jacob (b.1864). N. Y. capitalist, inventor, writer.
BACHELDER, Nahum J. (b.1854). N. H. farmer and agricultural leader.
BAER, George Frederick (b.1842). R. R. president. •
BALDWIN, W. H. Jr. (b.1863). N. Y. Railroad president, writer.
BANT, William (fl.1776). Boston business man.
BEECHER, Benj. D. C. (d.1868). Connecticut inventor.
BELL, Alexander Graham (b.1847). Am. scientist, inventor, writer.
BOISSIERE, Ernest Valeton (1810-94). Kansas horticulturist and philanthropist.
BURCKY, Friedrich (b.1814). Chicago baker (local).
BUFFINGTON, Elisha Dewey (1836-1900). Worcester (Mass.) manufacturer.
CARNEGIE, Andrew (b.1837). Fa. capitalist, philanthropist.
CASSATT, Alexander Johnston (b.1839). Pa., President P. R. R.
COBURN, F. D. (fl.1902). Kansas agriculturalist, writer.
CRAMP, Charles Henry (b.1828). Pa. shipbuilder.
DENMARK, Brantley A. (1850-1901). Ga lawyer, R. R. president, banker.
DREER, Ferdinand Julius (1812-1902). Philadelphia capitalist.
DROWNE, Henry Thayer (1822-92). N. Y. business man, writer.
DRYDEN, John Fair-field (b.1839). N. J. capitalist, U. 8. senator.
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DYAR, Harrison Gray (b.1866). Mass, inventor.
EASON, James M. (1858-1902). S. C. business man, politician (local).
EDISON, Thomas Alva (b.1847). N. J. inventor.
£310 RY, Frederick (b.1853). Chief of Bureau of Foreign Commerce U. S.
FERRIS, George X. (1835-1901). N. Y. druggist.
FIELD, Marshall (b.1835). Chicago merchant.
FLAGLER, Henry Morrison (b.1830). N. Y. capitalist.
FLINT, Charles Ranlett (b.1650). N. Y. capitalist.
FKICK, Henry Clay (b.1813). Pa. iron and coke manufacturer.
FRITZ, John (fl.1902). Fa. iron manufacturer.
FURMAN, Howard Van Fleet (.ab. 1857-1902). Metallurgist, educator, engineer, writer.
GATES, John Warne (b.1855). Chicago capitalist.
GREENLEAF, James (1765-1843). Washington, D. C. capitalist, XT. 8. Consul to Amsterdam.
GRISCOM, Clement Acton (b.1841). Fhila. financier, Pres. Internal. Navigation Co.
HANNA, Hugh H. (b.1848). Indiana manufacturer, philanthropist and financial expert.
HANNA, Marcus Alonzo (b.1837). Ohio capitalist and politician, U. S. senator.
HEMBERLE, Eduard (fl. 1867-1902). German-Am, civil engineer, writer.
HEWITT, Abraham Stevens (1822-1903). N. Y. Congressman, Mayor N. Y.
HILL, James Jerome (b.1838). Minn. R. R. president.
HOWLAKD, Lansing M. (1850-1901). N. Y. business man.
HUNTINGTON, Collis Potter (1821-1900). N. Y. capitalist.
JESUP, Morris K. (b.1830). N. Y. financier and philanthropist.
JOHNSON, Tom L. (b.1854). Cleveland, 0., mayor and capitalist.
XEENE, James Robert (b.1838). N. Y. stock broker.
KIMBALL, Moses (1810-95). Boston financier. Assemblyman.
KTMBAT.L, Samuel Sparhawk (1825-99). N. H. banker, R. R. president.
LA8SIG, Moritz (1831-1902). 111. Bridge engineer.
LAW, W. W. (fl.1902). N. Y. patron of agriculture.
LOWELL, Augustus (1830-1900). Boston merchant, philanthropist.
MoCALL, John Augustine (b.1849). N. Y. insurance president.
MACDONALD, John B. (b.1884). N. Y. engineer.
MACKAY, John William (b.1831). Nev. mine owner and capitalist.
MAXIM, (Sir) Hiram Stevens (b.1840). Am. inventor and manufacturer, resident of England.
MILLS, Darius Ogden (b.1886). Cal. and N. Y. capitalist.
MORGAN, John Pierpont (b.1837). N. Y. financier.
NIXON, Lewis (b.1861). N. Y. shipbuilder and politician.
ODLIN, Woodbridge (1810-98). N. H. banker and merchant.
OGDEN, Robert C. (b.1836). N. Y. merchant, philanthropist.
OTIS, John Carter (1825-1900). Mass, merchant.
PATTERSON, John Henry (b.1844). Ohio manufacturer.
PHIPPS, Henry (b.1839). Pa. steel and coke manufacturer and capitalist.
PILLSBURY, George Alford (1816-98). N. H. and Minn, banker, miller, Mayor of Minneapolis.
RICHER, Henrich Franz (b.1822). 111. German American merchant and banker of Quinoy.
ROBERTS, Charles (ft. 1846- 1902). Pa. merchant, public citizen.
ROCKEFELLER, John Davison (b.1839). N. Y. capitalist.
ROCKEFELLER, William (b.1841). N. Y. capitalist.
ROEBLING, Ferdinand William (fl.1902). N. J. wire manufacturer.
ROEBLING. Washington Augustus (b.1837). N. J. civil engineer.
ROGERS, Henry Huddleston (fl.1902). Mass, capitalist.
ROOSEVELT, Theodore (1831-78). New York, prominent citizen.
ROUSS, Charles Broadway (1836-1902). N. Y. merchant.
SAGE, Dean (1841-1902). Business man, philanthropist, writer.
SATTNDERS, Charles Hicks (1821-1901). Boston merchant.
SCHWAB, Charles Michael (b.1862). Pa. Pres. U. S. Steel Corporation, capitalist.
SMITH, Ethelbert Marshall (1839-1901). N. H. merchant, U. 8. consul to Amoy.
SPIER, William E. (1849-1901). N. Y. manufacturer.
SPRECKEL8, Claus (b.1828). Cal. refiner of Hawaiian sugar.
STEWART, James C. Am. engineer and builder.
STRATTON, Winfield Scott (1848-1902). Col. miner, capitalist.
STUDEBAKER, Clement (1831-1901). Ind. manufacturer.
TIMBY, Theodore Ruggles (b.1822). N. Y. inventor, writer.
TRAIN, George Francis (1829-1903). N. Y. writer, lecturer.
VALENTINE, John J. (1840-1902). N. Y. and Cal. President Wells-Fargo Express.
VANDERBILT, George Washington (b.1862). N. Y. capitalist.
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VANDERLIP, Frank Arthur (b.1864). Assistant U. S. Treasury, N. Y. banker, writer.
VREELAND. Herbert Harold (b.1856). President of Metropolitan Street Railway Co. of New York.
WARD, Andrew Henshaw (1824-1901). Boston merchant, agricultural writer.
WEBB, William Seward (b.1851). Yt. R. R. Capitalist, politician.
WESTINGHOUSE, George (b.1846). Fa. inventor and manufacturer.
WILDER, Sampson V. S. (1780-1865). Boston merchant, philanthropist.
WILLCOX, Joseph (1728-ab.92). N. C. iron manufacturer, legislator.
WILLIAMS, George G. (b.1826). New York banker.
WING, Lucius Bliss (1322-1902). Ohio banker and business man.
WOODS, Henry (1820-1901). Boston merchant.
YERKES, Charles Tyson (b.1837). N. Y. Capitalist, Donor of Yerkas observatory, Chicago Univ.
LABOR.
CHILD labor. Use of the very young in industry.
INDUSTRIAL arbitration. Reference of differences between employer and employee to an umpire.
INDUSTRIAL commission, U. S., created 1898, to investigate industrial conditions and suggest remedies.
LABOR. Productive work and those engaged iit it.
MITCHELL, John (b.1869). 111. Pres. of United Mine Workers of America.
MULVIHILL, Denis. Bridgeport, Conn., labor mayor.
POWDERLY, Terence Vincent (b.1849). Labor leader, politician, U. S. Commis. of Immigration, writer.
STRIKES. Combined refusal of laborers to work.
PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRIES.
CHARLESTON, 8. C., West Indian Exposition, 1902.
EXPOSITIONS. Exhibitions of the state of fine and useful arts.
INDUSTRIES. Various branches of production, manufacture and trade.
MINERAL INDUSTRIES.
COAL industry. The mining and marketing of coal.
COAL strike, 1902.
GOLD. Precious metal used as standard of value.
IRON and steel industry, U. 8. The producing, manufacture and marketing of iron and steel.
MINING Industry. The mining of coal and metals.
NATURAL gas. Hydrocarbon gas for heating and illumination piped from wells to consumer.
SALT. Table condiment— chloride of sodium.
STANDARD Oil Company. Petroleum trust.
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE.
AGRICULTURE. Cultivation of plants and animals for human use.
BANANA. Fruit raised in Cent. Am., W. I., Cal., La., Fla., etc.
COFFEE industry. The raising and marketing of coffee.
COTTON industry. Raising and marketing of cotton.
FARMER'S ALLIANCE. An organization, esp. in South and West, est. 1876.
FORESTRY. The cultivation of forest trees.
GARDENS. Enclosed cultivated spaces.
IRRIGATION. Fertilization of land by artificially distributed water.
LUMBER industry. The business of transforming trees into lumber.
OLIVE industry. Raising and marketing of olives.
SUGAR industry. Cultivation, manufacture and marketing of sugar.
TOBACCO industry. Raising, manufacturing and marketing of tobacco.
WATER and Forest Association, Cal. An association for the promotion of irrigation.
WRITINGS OX AMERICAN HISTORY 1902. 293
ANIMAL INDUSTRIES.
BEEF trust. Combination of Am. meat packer*.
BUFFALO. The American bison.
CATTLE industry. Raising and marketing of cattle.
FISHERIES. The industry of catching fish.
FUR TRADE. Dealings in skins and pelt*.
MEAT packing industry. Business of transforming cattle into meat, and marketing it.
WING, Isaac Hoxio (1325-96). Sandwich, Mass, whaling captain.
OYSTER industry. Cultivation, fishing and marketing of oysters.
REINDEER. Domestic animals used in Arctic Europe and America.
SALMON fishing.
SHEEP raising. Industry of raising and marketing sheep and wool.
SEAL fishing. Industry of hunting the fur-bearing seals.
dILK industry. Manufactures of silk and their marketing.
SOAP. Salts of the fat acids.
SPONGE industry. Gathering and marketing of sponges.
WHALE fishery.
WOOL manufacture. Making of woolen goods.
MANUFACTURES AND BUILDING.
BRIDGE building (Am.). Branch of engineering.
FACTORIES. Manufacturing organisations and their buildings.
HAT industry. Manufacture of and trade in hats.
INVENTIONS, Am. New material processes or contrivances for a useful end.
LACE making. The industry of netting thread into artistic fabrics.
PAPER INDUSTRY. Manufacture and marketing of paper.
SHOE industry. Making and marketing of shoes.
SILVERWARE. Articles of silver.
TBANSPOBTATION AND COMMUNICATION.
BULL- WHACKING. Freighting across the plains with ox wagons.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. Export and import trade.
INTERSTATE Commerce Commission. U. S. com. charged with legal control of interstate commerce.
MARCONI, Guglielmo (b.1875). Inventor of wireless telegraphy.
TELEGRAPH. An electrical apparatus for communicating between distant points.
TRANSPORTATION. Carrying from one place to another.
ROADS.
CAMINO Real. Old Catholic Mission road in California.
PIKE, National. Road from Baltimore to St. Louis built 1806 sq.
ROADS, Public. Ways for public travel.
SALT Like trail. Overland road from St. Joseph, Mo., Co., Fort Kearney, and Salt Lake City.
WASHIMGTOirS ROAD=Nemaoolin's Path. Indian trail.
RAILROADS.
AUTOMATIC COUPLER. Safety device for coupling cars.
BOSTON and Worcester railroads. Mass. R. R. incorporated 1831.
RAILROADS. Roads with track of parallel rails.
WORCESTER Branch railroad. Mass, railroad incorporated 1838.
WATER TRANSPORTATION.
CANALS (Am.). Artificial water ways for navigation, irrigation or drainage.
COMMERCIAL marine, U. 8. Ships used for passengers and freight.
MERCHANT Marine. Vessels employed in domestic or foreign commerce.
MILLS, Elligood (1744-1832). N. H. sea captain, patriot, privateer.
294 WRITINGS ON AMERICAN HISTORY 1902.
" ORIGINAL." Vessel shipwrecked on Cape Diamond, 1750.
PIRATES. Sea robbers.
SHIP subsidies. Bounties for the encouragement of native ship building1.
SHIPBUILDING. The art and industry of making ships.
SHIPPING. All large apparatus for water transportation.
SHIPPING Trust. Combination of N. Atlantic steamship lines, "Internat. Merchant Marine Co."
SLOCUM, Joshua (fl.1902). Mass, seaman who circumnavigated world in 37 ft. sail boat.
STEAM BOATS. Vessels propelled by steam power.
"WALK-IN-THE-WATER." First steamboat on Lake Erie.
WILLIAMS, James H. Sailor, organizer of the International Soaina,n§ Union.
GENEALOGY AND COLLECTED BIOGRAPHY.
BIOGRAPHY, Gen. Collected works on Am. biography.
GENEALOGY. Family history.
HERALDRY. Matters relating to the bearing of coats of arms.
SURNAMES. Family names.
INDIVIDUAL FAMILIES.
Adams, Aglionby, Aloott, Alden, Alexander, Allen, Anthony, Armistead, Armstrong, Arnold, Atkins,
Atwood, Austin, Avery, Bacon, Bagley, Baker, Baloh, Ball, Ballard, Bancroft, Barker, Barnard, Barnes,
Barr, Bartlett, Bass, Bassett, Batte, Beekman, Bellows, Bennett, Blakesley, Blount, Boehm,
Borton, Boss, Bower, Bowie, Bowne, Box, Bradford, Bradley, Breck, Brewton, Bridgman,
Brondson, Brooke, Brown, Brumby, Bugg, Bull, Buncombe, Burke (or Bourke), Burr, Burwell, Calkins,
Calvert, Cameron, Cannon, Capers, Carr, Gary, Cass, Chandler, Chapliue. Child, Christian, Clapp,
Clarke, Clopton, Cooke, Codner, Cody, Coloook, Cole, Collamore, Collins, Cooper, Cornell, Cornwall,
Corser, Cotton, Courtenay, Cox, Crafts, Cremazie, Crooum (or Croackham), Cuppage, Cushman, Dameron,
Danforth, Dean, Denison, D'Wolf. Dickinson, Digges, Dinwiddie, Dixon, Doane, Doty, Dowe, Dring,
Dudley, Durand, Durfee, Du Val, Dwight, Eames, Edwards, Ellis, Elwell, Ely, Engle, Eno, Eppes, Eskridge,
Evans, Everett, Eves, Farrar, Fay, Fisher. Fitch, Fitzhugh, Forman, Fowler, Freer, Fremont, Friend, Fry,
Fuller, Fulton-Cox, Furman, Fyfe, Gardiner, Gilbert, Girouard, Gleason, Gorham, Graves (Grave), Green,
Grout, Guerrant, Haines, Hale, Hall, Hammond, Hardy, Hardyman, Harlakenden, Harleston, Hart, Harvie,
Harwood, Hassam, Hathorne, Hawxhurst, Helwise, Henderson, Herndon, Hickman, Hicks, Hill,
Hills, Hobson, Holmes, Hopkins, Howard, Hubbard, Hunter, Izard, Jackson. Jenkins, Johnson, Johnston,
Jones, Katlian, Kellogg, Kilham, Ximball, King, Knaggs, Knight, Lancaster, Lane, La Serre, Lee, Lefferts-
Haughwout, Lewis, Lindsay, Litohfleld, Little, Livermoro, Logan, Lord, Lundy, Lyford, MoKean, Mackenzie,
Mftoon, MoWhorter, Manning, Mansur, Mapes, Marchant, Marcy, Marks, Marshall, Martin,
Maul, Maulsby, Mead, (or Meade), Mears, Meigs, Merrick, Merrill, Mighill, Miller,
Minor, Mitchell, Moore, More, Morgan, Mosby, Moulton, Mumford, Nash, Ober, Ochterloney, Owen, Page,
Park, Parker, Patch, Patterson, Faxton, Fendleton, Penniman, Peter, Pierce, Flatt, Pollard,
Porter, Potter, Poythree, Pratt, Prickitt, Putnam, Randolph, Ransone (or Ransome), Renick, Reynolds,
Richard's Ridgway, Ring, Robards, Roberts, Robinson, Rogers, Roosevelt, Ross, Ryerson, Sampson Mason,
Sanford, Sarchet, Scarlett, Sohureman, Sharp, Sherman, Smith, Soule, Sprague, Stark, Stephens, Steptoe,
Stevenson, Stone, Stratton, Stubbs, Swearingen, Syme, Talbot, Taylor, Terrill, Thomson, Thresher, Tinkham,
Tompkies, Tomson, Towles, Traske, Treat, Tresler, Trezevant. Troth, Tucker, Underwood, Vail, Van Meter,
Van Rensselaer, Viets, Villers, Wade, Wainman-Waynemau, Wakeman, Waldo, Walker, Wallace, Waller,
Ward, Warren, Washington, Waters, Watkins, Westfall, Wetmore, Wheatlcy, Wheeler, Whistler, White,
Whitehead, Whiitng, Whitmarsh, Wiokes, WickliJfe, Wilder, Willoomb, Willcox, Willet, Williams, Willis,
Winder, Wing, Winslow, Womaok, Wood, Woodruff, Woodson. Woodworth, Wrisrht, Wyatt, Yates.
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