MEMBERS OF CABINET AND SUPREME COURT UNDER ROOSEVELT, TAFT, AND WILSON, 1901-1920
A B C powers, 494 Abolitionists, 255 f.; and South, and Congress, 259 f.; and 260 f.; and Kansas, 304 f., sectional, 318; in 1860, 339 and n. 2 Abraham, Plains of, 87 f. Acadia, 77, 79 Adams, Abigail, 174
Adams, Charles Francis, 394 f. Adams, John, on Otis, 95 n.; in Con- tinental Congress, 103; "independ- ency," III; and Declaration of Independence, 114; on peace com- mission, 127; minister to England, 129, 142; a Federalist, 162; vice president, 167; and X Y Z affair, 170; war with France, 171; appoints "midnight judges," 173; appoints John Marshall, 198; ideal of gov- ernment, 217
Adams, John Quincy, in election of 1820, 201; Secretary of State, 204 f.; character, 210 f.; in election of 1824, 215 f.; as president, 218 f.; signs tariff of 1828, 224; opinion on Mis- souri Compromise, 253; and gag resolution, 260; at Ghent, 260 n. I; tries to buy Texas, 270; compared with Hayes, 405
Adams, Samuel, on resistance to rulers, 94; writes circular letter, 99; defies Governor Hutchinson, 100; in Con- tinental Congress, 103; proscribed by King George, 105; opposes Con- stitution, 142, 146 Adamson Act, 502 n.
Aldrich, Nelson W., 481 Aldrich-Vreeland Act, 488 Alexander II, Czar, 396 Alexander VI, Pope, 8 Alexander, J. W., 524 n. Alexandria, 382
Alger, Secretary, 455 n. Algonquins, 71
Alien and Sedition Acts, 171 f., 175 Alien Property Custodian, 524 and n. I Allen, Ethan, IIO
Allenby, General, 522 n. Allied War Council, 522 f. Allison, Senator, 407 Altgeld, Governor, 442 Amendments: I-X, 152; XII, 150 n., 216; XIII, 378 f., 383; XIV, 385 and n. 3, 386 and n. 1, 387; XV, 389 n.; XVI, 152; XVII, XVIII, 152, 533; XIX, 153 Amendments, Crittenden, 329 America, name, 17
American Army in France, 520 f. American Association, 103 f. American Expeditionary Force (A. E. F.), 513
American Federation of Labor, 436, 533
American Policy, 219 f., 220 n.
American Revolution, 45, 90 f., 116 f. American System, 241, 421 Americanization, 505, 535 Amerigo Vespucci, 10 Amherst, General, 87 f. Anaconda policy, 362 Anderson, Robert, 331 f., 373 André, Major, 122 Andros, Edmund, 43 f.
Anglican Church, 93 f.
Annapolis, convention at, 141 f.
Anne, Queen, 247
Antietam, 354, 376
Anti-imperialism, 458 f.
Antimasons, 240
Armada, 15
Armistice, 522 f.
Army, American, 512 f.
Arnold, Benedict, 112, 118, 122 and n., 302
Arthur, Chester A., 405, 413
Articles of Confederation, 136 f., 227 Ashburton, Lord, 271 Ashley River, 47 Assistants, 38
Assumption, policy of, 160 f. Astor, John Jacob, 266 Astoria, 266
Atkinson, Edward, 459 n. 2 Atlanta, 365 f., 368 Austerlitz, battle of, 180 Australia, 107
Aztecs, 13, 19
Babcock, O. E., 393
Bacon, Nathaniel, 33 Bacon, Roger, 5 n. Bahamas, 5 f.
Bainbridge, Commodore, 179
Baker, Newton D., 486 n., 502 Balboa, 12 n., 13 Balfour, A. J., 512
Ballinger, R. A., 481 Balmaceda, 435
Baltimore, Lord, 54
Baltimore, Md., 45, 53, 186 f., 323, 336
Bank, National (first), 161 f., (second) 197 f., 231 f.
Barbados, 91 f. Barbary States, 138 Bates, Edwin, 324
Bay Psalm Book, 66
Beauregard, General P. G. T., 333, 347 Beecher, Henry Ward, 334 Belgian Relief Commission, 515 Belgium, invasion of, 497, 498 n. Belknap, Secretary, 393 Bell, John, 324 f.
Bellamy, Edward, 423 n. 1 Belleau Wood, 520
Bellomont, Earl of, 62, 81 Benson, Allan, 506, 518 n.
Benton, Thomas Hart, 213 f., 218, 234, 266 f.
Bering Sea, 434
Berkeley, Lord, 52
Berkeley, Sir William, 33
Berlin decree, 180
Bethmann-Hollweg, von, 498 n.
Beveridge, Albert J., 480 Biddle, Nicholas, 233 "Big Business," 480 f. Bill of Rights, 152 Bimetallism, 448 Binney, Horace, 262
Birney, James G., 261, 274, 330 n. Bismarck, Otto von, 434 Black, Jeremiah, 329
Black codes, 383 f.
Black Republicans, 322, 342 Black Warrior affair, 298 Bladensburg, 186
Blaine, James G., 400 and n.; in cam- paign of 1880, 408; Secretary of State, 410, 412, 427 f.; nominated for presidency in 1884, 413; and Cleveland, 413 f.; Pan-American policy, 433, 476; and campaign of 1888, 426 and n. 2; resignation and death, 435; character, 435 f. Bland, Richard P., 446 Bland-Allison Act, 406 f. "Bleeding Kansas," 310 f. Bliss, General T. H., 525
Blockade, in Civil War, 349; in World War, 498
Bolshevists, 520 n., 532
Bond transactions of 1895, 438, 439 n. Bonhomme Richard, 119
Bonus Bill, 196 f.
Boone, Daniel, 124, 155 Booth, J. Wilkes, 373
Borah, Senator William E., 527 Border ruffians, 309
Boston, settlement, 37 f.; migration, 40; Andros in, 44; News Letter, 66; punishment of, 102 f.; Continental army around, 110; evacuation of, 115
Boston Massacre, 100 f. Boston Tea Party, 100 f. "Boxer" rebellion, 462
Boy-Ed, Captain, 501 Braddock's defeat, 84, 86, 117 Bradford, Governor William, 35 f. Bragg, General Braxton, 361 f. Brandywine, battle of, 118 Breckinridge, John C., 323, 325 Brest-Litovsk, Treaty of, 520 n. Bristow, Secretary Benjamin H., 480 Brooklyn Heights, battle of, 116 Brooks, Preston, 311 and n. Brougham, Lord, 221 Brown, General Jacob, 186 Brown, John, 310, 321, 322 n. Brown University, 65
Bryan, William J., in campaign of 1896, 446 f.; of 1900, 458; of 1908, 479; of 1912, 484; Secretary of State, 486, 492; resignation, 486 n.; and preparedness, 502 Bryant, William C., 200 Buchanan, James, and Ostend Mani- festo, 298; and South, 303 n.; elec- tion to presidency, 312; and Le- compton Constitution, 315; in 1860, 328 f.; and forts at Charleston, 332 f. Buell, General Don Carlos, 352, 361 Buena Vista, battle of, 277 Buford, 532
Bull Run, battle of (first),
Bulwer, Sir Henry Lytton, 297 Bunau-Varilla, 475
Bunker Hill, battle of, III
Burchard, Reverend S. D., 414 n. 2 Bureau of Labor, 424 Burgesses, House of, 31
Burgoyne, General John, 116 f.
Burke, Edmund, 91, 105, 107, 403 Burleson, Secretary A. S., 486 Burlingame, Anson, 405 n. I Burnet, Governor, 81
Burns, Anthony, 305
Burnside, General Ambrose E., 354 Burr, Aaron, 172 f., 179
Bustamante, President of Mexico, 268 Bute, Lord, 107
Butler, Senator A. P., 311
Butler, General Benj. F., 353, 393, 398
Cabeza de Vaca, 14
Cabinet, 149 and n.
Cabot, John, 8 f., 18, 28, 70 Cahokia, 126
Calhoun, John C., and Bonus Bill, 196; Secretary of War, 204; char- acter, 213; "Exposition and Protest,' 224; and Union, 230; and Missouri Compromise, 254; and abolition, 259; and slavery demands, 260 f.; and Texan treaty, 272 f.; on Com- promise of 1850, 289
Calhoun-Davis theory, 284 and n. California, 276 f., 279, 286 f., 291 Calvert, Cecil, 46 Calvert, George, 45 Camden, battle of, 120 Cameron, Simon, 324 Canada, 94, 107, 482 n. Canal, see Panama Canning, George, 206
Cannon, Joseph G., 428 n., 482 Cantigny, 519 f. Cape Cod, 34 f.
Caporetto, 522 n.
Caribbean, our interest in, 502 f.
Carnegie, Andrew, 426 n. 2, 478 and n. Carolinas, 47 f., 80, 120
Cartier, Jacques, 18, 71 f.
Cass, Lewis, 284 f., 292 Castile, 15
Cathay, 6 f., 13, 19 Caucus, 150 n. 2, 215 n. Cavaliers, 32
Cavendish, Thomas, 18 Cavite, battle of, 453 Cecil, Lord, 19
Céleron de Bienville, 81 f.
Census, of 1860, 330; of 1880, 404; of 1890, 429
Centennial Exposition of 1876, 402 Cervera, Admiral, 454, 456
Champlain, battle of Lake, 186
Champlain, Samuel de, 71, 74, 77 Chancellorsville, battle of, 354 and n. 2 Chapultepec, storming of, 278 Charles I, of England, 32, 36, 38 f. Charles II, of England, 40, 42 f., 45 n. 2, 48 f., 53, 57 f., 92 Charles V, Emperor, 15 Charleston, S. C., settlement, 47; courts, 64 n.; tea at, 101; captured by Brit- ish, 120; and nullification, 231; and abolition, 260; convention of 1860,
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