PACIFIC CABLE, laying of, 607. Pacific Ocean, seen by Balboa, 66; by Drake, 89. Page, John, 307.
Paine, Robert Treat, 311, 327. Paine, Thomas, 259, 378. Palfrey, Dr. J. G., 42. Panama, 608.
Parish, Rev. Daniel, 351. Parker, Captain, 236. Parker, Professor Joel, 230. Parkman, Francis, quoted, 113, 117, 173, 190; cited, 111, 118; not quite just to the Puritans,
Parties, enmity between, 351, 352; changes in, 360, 371; disappearance of, 418. Parton, James, 263, 267, 343. Pasqualigo, Lorenzo, 79. Peace of Paris, 160, 183; of Ryswick, 178; of Utrecht,
Pendleton, George H., 562. Penn, William, his arrival, 205; his relations with the Indians, ibid.; also, 166, 205, 214. Pennsylvania, settlement of, 205 relations of Delaware with, 205, 218; society in, 268, 269, 309; campaigns in, 273, 274; but one legislative body in, 286. Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery, 438. Pentucket (Haverhill) attacked, 178.
People's party, the, 595. Pepperrell, Sir William, 180. Pequot War, the, 160, 168. Percy, Lord, 237, 238.
Petersburg carried by assault,
ernment, 222, 308; life in. 309, 310, 311; population of, in 1817, 360.
Philip, King (Indian,), death of. 170; also, 160, 162, 163, 168,
171, 172, 175, 211. Philip II. of Spain, 84, 85, 87, 88, 100.
Philippine commission, 607. Phillips, Wendell, aids abolition cause, 449.
Phips, Sir William, 177, 180. Physique of Americans, change in, 219.
Pickering, Timothy, 293, 349. Pierce, Franklin, his election as President, 491.
Pierria, Albert de la, 109. Pilgrims (Plymouth), landing of, 151.
"Pilgrims of St. Mary's," the, 156.
Pinckney, Charles C., 306, 327, 329, 338, 341. Pinkney, William, 354- Pioneers, early frontier, 402. Pitcairn, General, 235- Pitt, William, 182, 232, 233. Pizarro, Francisco, 67, 71. Plan of Iroquois house, 12, 14. Plastowe, Josias, 161. Platt, Thomas C., 585. Pliny, 186.
Plutarch, 186. Plymouth colony, founded, 145: compact of, 149; relations of, with the Indians, 161, 167; tol- eration in, 189; merged in Massachusetts, 205. Pocahontas, 135.
Point Comfort first named, 139. Polk, James K., his election as President, 465; and the war with Mexico, 468, 469; and the Oregon boundary dis pute, 470.
Polo, Marco, 52. Pont-Gravé, M. de, 121. Pontiac, conspiracy of, 183. Poole, W. F., 200, 202.
Philadelphia, the seat of gov- Poor, General Enoch, 242.
Popham colony, the, 134, 147. QUAKERS, the, in Rhode Island,
Popham, George, 134. Popham, Sir John, 134. Population, of colonies, 218; of New York in 1787, 296; Madison's prediction of, in the United States, 308; of cities in 1817, 369; increase of, in the United States, 386; advance of, 394, 395; of the United States in 1830, 432. Populist party, 601, 602. Port Bill, Boston, 221. Port Royal, N. S., taken, 177. Port Royal Harbor (S. C.) first described, 109.
"Portia." (See Adams, Abigail.) Portugal and Spain, possessions of, in the New World, 73, 104. Pott, Dr., 195. Potter, Elisha, 405. Powhatan, 132, 135. Preble, Judge, 420. Prescott, General, 248. Prescott, W. H., 4, 483. Prideaux, General John, 183. Princeton, defeat of Cornwallis at, 272. Pring, Martin, 133. Printz, John, 158. Protestant colonies, French, 109,
Public men usually criticised with justice, 422 Pueblos, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12, 16, 19. Puerto Rico, 605. Pulaski, Count, 274 Puritans, numbers of, 155; sacri- fices of, 184; ballads concern- ing, 185; out-door life of, 186; social and educational charac- ter of, 186; amusements of, 188; injustice done to, 190; proportion of educated men among, 195. Putnam, F. W., 5, 15. Putnam, General Israel, 241,
192; in Maryland and Vir- ginia, 195; in Massachusetts, 197; objections to, 197; de- fences of, 198; excesses of, ibid.
Quebec, unsuccessful siege of, 177; fall of, 183.
Queen Anne's War," 178. Quincy, Josiah (member of Congress), 299, 343, 346, 380. Quincy, Josiah (junior), rec- ollections of, 403, 425; also,
Quincy, Mrs. Josiah (senior),
224, 277, 279, 332, 345, 354. 381.
RAFN, PROFESSOR. 26, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 48.
Ralegh, Sir Walter, 95, 99, 101, 102, 129, 130, 133, 134, 135, 152, 159.
Raleigh, Va., 130. Ramusio, 105.
Randolph, Edmund, 318. Randolph, Edward, 176, 211, 215.
Randolph, John, character of, 377; quoted, 433; also, 299, 323, 373, 376. Randolph, Miss, 377. Rask, Professor, 45. Rasle, Père, 165, 179. Ratcliffe, John, 138, 140. Reconstruction acts, 551, 553- 554, 555, 556, 557, 561. Reconstruction of Confederate States, 542, 543, 544, 545, 546, 547.
Reed, General Joseph, 252, 261, 272.
Reed, Thomas B., Speaker of the House, 594; his struggle for leadership, 601.
Republican government, dis- trust of, 280, 336. Republican party. (See Demo- cratic party.) Revere, Paul, 235. Revolutionary War, battles in: at Lexington, 235; of Con-
cord, ibid., taking of Ticon- | SAC INDIANS, II. deroga, 240; of Bunker Hill, Sackville, Lord, 591.
St. Asaph's, Bishop of, 270. St. Augustine, Fla., 11. St. Castin's War," 175. St. Clair, General, 313. St. John, Henry (Viscount Bol- ingbroke), 178.
245; at Quebec, 251; defence Sagadahoc River (Kennebec), of Fort Moultrie, 252; at Long Island, 271; at Fort Washing- ton, 272; at Trenton, ibid., at Princeton, ibid.; at Brandy- wine, 274; at Germantown, ibid.; at Bennington, ibid.; at Saratoga, ibid., at York- town, 278; campaigns of General Greene, 279; statis- tics of, 234, 272, 280, 281. Rhode Island, purchase of, 162; toleration in, 191; educa- tion in, 194; French army in, 277.
Ribaut, Jean, his landing, 109;
also, 110, 111, 132, 204. Richmond, Duke of, 276. Richmond, the Confederate capi- tal, 515; abandoned by the Confederates, 532. Riedesel, Baroness, 228. Riedesel, General, 229. Right of search, British, 339. 347-
Riots, slave, 448, 449; draft,
530; negro, 553.
Roads and canals, opening of, 389, 397, 400, 401. Robinson, John, 146, 149. Robinson, Rowland, 227. Rochambeau, Comte de,
Roosevelt, Theodore, his elec- tion as Vice-president, 609; succeeds to Presidency, 610. Rosecrans, W. S., 527. Ross, General, 357, 358. Roxbury, Mass., settled, 153. Rule, Margaret, 203. Rupert, Prince, 245. Rush, Richard, 391, 420. Russell, Mrs. Jonathan, 377. Russia, Alaska purchased from, 563.
Rutledge, Edward, 256, 261.
St. John's River explored, 109. St. Lawrence River explored by Cartier, 104, 107. St. Louis, Mo., 369.
St. Simon's Island, Ga., 1. Salem, Mass., settlement of, 152; witchcraft at, 201; old usages of, 206. Sallust, 186.
Sampson, Admiral, at Santiago, 605.
San Antonio, battle of, 472. San Domingo, 568. San Francisco, Cal., 93. San Jacinto, battle of, 459. Sanchez, Roderigo, 58. Sanctuary, land of the, 157. Santander, Dr. Pedro, 114. Santiago, capture of, 605. Saratoga, N. Y., victory at, 274; surrender of Burgoyne at, ibid.
Sardinian impressions of Colum- bus, 50.
Sargasso Sea, the, 55. Sassafras, trade in, 133. Savannah, General Sherman at, 529.
Savonarola, Girolamo, 191. Scalps taken by English, 165. Schenectady, Indian massacre at, 177; also, 392.
Schley, Rear-admiral, 608. Schofield, General J. M., 559. Schöner, Johann, globe of, 65. Schuyler, General Philip, 249. Schuyler mansion at Albany, 228.
Scientific surveys, 398.
Scott, Dred, case of, 502, 503. 504, 505.
Scott, General Winfield, 429, 464, 471, 491. Sea of Darkness, the, 53. Seamen, old English, 73. Secession, talk of, 505; Southern States pass ordinance of, 509, 510. Second generation in America, the, 184.
Sedgwick, Catharine, 335. Sedgwick, Mrs. Theodore, 309. Selectmen, origin of, 230. Seminole war, 432. Seven Bishops, the, 9. Seven Cities, the, 9, 101. Sewall, Samuel, his share in the witchcraft trials, 201. Seward, William H., 447, 481, 532, 545, 560, 563. Seymour, Horatio, candidate for President, 562. Shakespeare, William, quoted,
86, 102, 252. Shays, Daniel, 289, 317. Shepard, Rev. Thomas, 187. Sheridan, General Philip H., in Shenandoah Valley, 528, 529.
Sherman, General W. T., 521, 527, 528, 529, 532, 548. Sherman, John, Secretary of the Treasury, 581. Sherman, Roger, 256, 263. Sherman act, 593, 596, 600. Sherwood, Grace, 201. Shirley, Governor, 180, 248. Sidney, Sir Philip, 99.
Silver, free coinage of, 597, 601. Simpson, Lieutenant J. H., 2, 5,
442, 444, 445, 448, 451, 455- 458, 474, 492, 494, 495, 497, 499, 510, 523, 524. Slaves, in Virginia, 435; in Carolina, ibid.; number of, in 1715, 436; treatment of, 437: fugitive, 486, 487, 488, 490, 523. Slave-trade, the, 84, 86, 87; prohibited, 341; opposition to, 435; tolerated, 440; sup- pression of, 464, 479; African, 505.
Slidell, John, 517, 518. Sloat, Commodore, 471. Smith, Buckingham, 71. Smith, Chief-justice and Mrs., 279.
Smith, Captain John, his ro- mantic spirit, 135; his de- scriptions, ibid.; his map, 136, 137, 141; quoted, 131, 139, 143, 163; cited, 132, 135. 137- 146, 156, 162.
Smith, Colonel, 235, 237- Smith, Gerrit, 487. Smith, Samuel H., 330. Smith, Sydney, 380, 430. Snorri, 40.
Snorri Sturleson, 28. Society, American, manners in,. 296, 297, 301, 302, 332, 333, 344-346, 375-377, 403, 404,. 426, 427.
Soto, F. de, 70, 114, 174. South Carolina, separated from North Carolina, 204; old in- stitutions of, 207; State con- stitution of, 281; nullification in, 429; passes ordinance of secession, 509. Southcote, Joanna, 191. Spain, exaggerations of chroni-
Skelton, Rev. John, 152, 187. Skraelings, the, 38, 39; not Indians, 46. Slafter, E. F., 121, 124. Slave riots, 448, 449. Slavery first introduced at St. Augustine, 111; in Virginia, 136, 230; influence of, in Northern colonies, 226, 230; in southern colonies, 229; discussion of, 334, 372, 433. 434, 435, 436, 438, 439, 440, Spanish Armada, 100.
clers of, 10; bigotry of, 114, - 115; "Requisitions" of, 114; cruelty of, 120; its policy in Cuba, 603; declaration of war with, 605.
Spain and Portugal, possessions of, in the New World, 73,
Sparke, John, 85. Sparks, Jared, 483. Spring Creek, Tenn., 15. Squaw sachem, the, 168. Squier, E. G., 23. Stackelburg, Baron, 404. Stadaconé (Quebec), 109. Stamp Act, the, 221. Standish, Miles, 150, 151, 164, 187, 189.
Stanton, Edwin M., Secretary of War, 521, 555, 557, 558. Stark, General John, 274. Starving time, the," 142. State- rights doctrines, 304, 361, 389.
States, union of, 283. Steamboats,
Stephanius, Sigurd, 47. Stephens, Alexander H., 478; chosen vice-president of Con- federate States, 510. Stephens, J. L., 4, 12. Steuben, Baron, 274. Stevens, Thaddeus, 548. Stevenson, Adlai E., candidate for Vice-president, 609. Stevenson, Mary, 232. Stiles, Rev. Ezra, quoted, 222,
Stockton. Chief-justice, 257. Stockton, Commodore, 471. Storrs, W. L., 405..
Story, Judge Joseph, 353, 414. Story, Thomas, defends Quaker nakedness, 198.
Stoughton, Lieutenant - govern- or, 155. Stowe's, Mrs.,
Sumner, Professor W. G., 418, 421, 432.
Sumter, Fort, 510, 514. Swedish colony in Delaware, 157, 162, 203.
Sweinke, his defiance, 34. Swift, General Joseph G., 367.
TADOUSSAC, early fur-trade at, 113.
Talleyrand-Périgord, Prince de, 310, 326, 327.
Taney, Chief-justice Roger B., Tariff, the, 334, 361, 371. 431, 502, 503. Taylor, General Zachary, in command of forces in Texas, 468, 471; his election President, 475. Tecumseh, 356. Taylor, Jeremy, 208.
Teller, Senator, 602. Temple, Sir John, 301. Tennessee, mounds of, 15; ad- mitted as a State, 337; emi- grants to, 395; secedes from Union, 516; reconstructed, 543.
Tenure of Office act, 554, 555, Tennyson, Alfred, quoted, 122. 558, 568.
Terence, 186, 188. Territorial slavery, 455. Territory, national, increase of, Texas, proposed annexation of, 337, 365, 366. 458; attempts to purchase, 459; declared independent, ibid.; annexation of, defeated, 460; Tyler favors annexa- tion of, 464; admitted as a State, 466, 467; boundary disputes, 468, 478; passes ordinance of secession, 510. Thacher, Rev. Peter, bowling- Thacher, Oxenbridge, 220, 248. alley of, 188. Thirkill, Launcelot, 81. Thayer, Eli, 496. Thirteenth Amendment, Thomas, General, 241, 528. 545, 548.
Cabin, 489. Strachey, William, 132. Stuyvesant, Peter, 203, 204. Succession, War of the Spanish, 178.
Suffrage, negro, 561, 562, 564, 567.
Sullivan, General, 251. Sullivan, William, cited, 299, 330, 333; quoted, 302, 344, 352, 359, 422.
Sumner, Charles, 382, 499, 548.
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