Harrisse, H., 62.

Hartford Convention, the, 372.

Hartop, Job, 104, 143.

Harvard, Rev. John, 194.
Haven, S. F., quoted, 22.
Hawkes, Henry, 105.

Hawkins, Sir John, portrait of, 86; arms of,
88; also, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 96, 103, 104,
118.

Hawthorne, N., quoted, 192; also, 187, 400.
Hay, Mrs., 395.

Hazard, Isaac Peace, 237.
Hazard, Robert, 237.

Heath, General Benjamin, 249.
"Heimskringla," the, quoted, 30.
Helluland, 38, 50.

Henrietta Maria, Queen, 165.
Henry IV. (of France), 128.
Henry VI. (of England), 88.

Henry VII. (of England), 78, 80, 81, 84.
Henry, Miss, 422.

Henry, Patrick, 229, 231, 298, 300, 304.
Heriulf, 37.

Herrera, T. A., quoted, 58, 59, 60, 61, 72.
Higginson, Rev. Francis, quoted, 162, 163, 197;
also, 195.

Hochelaga (Montreal), 111, 112.
Hodenosote (Iroquois house), 12, 14.
Holst, Dr. Von, 299.
Homer, 194, 195.

Hooke, Rev. William, quoted, 216, 231.

Hooker, Rev. Thomas, quoted, 220; also, 195.
Hóp, 39, 48.

Hopkins, Stephen, 227.
Hopkinson, Francis, 266.
Horace, 194.

Howe, Sir William, 253, 256, 281, 282, 285.

Howell, James, 48, 207.

Howells, W. D., 349.

Hubbard, Rev. William, 176.

Hudson, Henry, 143, 151, 152.

Huguenot colonies, French, 115, 116, 118, 120.
Hull, Commodore Isaac, 398.

Hull, General William, 374.

Humboldt, Alexander von, 58, 62.

Humphreys, David, 398.

Hundred Years' War, the, 169.

Hutchinson, Mrs. Anne, 199.

also, 162, 259.

I.

Ignorance of English officials, 223.

Illinois admitted as a State, 393; unsettled,
407, 416; settled, 417.

Impressment of seamen (figured), 367.
Independence, American, early feeling about,
266, 267; dawning of, 241; war for, 242; sec-
ond war for, 360. (See Revolutionary War.)
Indiana admitted as a State, 393; unsettled,
416; settled, 417.

Indians, American, families of, 4; mounds
built by, 16; inscriptions made by (figured),
44, 46; ill-treatment of, 109; of Florida (fig-
ured), 117, 118; their superstitions, 131; their
warfare (figured), 134; found gentle by first
explorers, 169; how treated by English, 170,
178; by French and Spanish, 122, 182; by
Dutch, 180; purchases from, 170; sentiments
of Puritans towards, 171, 175; warfare of, in-
fluenced by English, 132, 133, 172; its influ-
ence on that of colonists, 173; position of
women among, 176; women at first respected
by, 177; outbreaks encouraged by French,
184; converted by Rasle, 186; their opinion
of colonists, 189; later wars with, 327.
Institutions, American, origin of, 214.
Interglacial period, man in, 25.

Internal improvements, 404, 406, 411, 418, 420.
Intolerance in Maryland, 200; in Virginia, 202;
in Massachusetts, 203.

Iroquois Indians, 12, 13, 132, 134, 183.
Irving, Washington, 62, 64, 400, 402.
Isabella, Queen, 55, 62, 78.

Italy, influence of, on American discovery, 76.

J.

Jackson, Andrew his character, 432; causes
of his popularity, 432; Webster's fears of,
434; popular views of, 434; portrait of, 435;
early career of, 437; "reign" of, 438; first
election of, 440; Jefferson's distrust of, 441;
political changes made by, 442; Sullivan's
opinion of, 442; inauguration of, 444; man-
ners of, 444; his contest with Washington
ladies, 448; his dealing with nullification,
450; his re-election, 451; his contest with
the United States Bank, 452; also, 239, 396.
Jackson, Mrs. Helen, description of pueblo, 7.
Jackson, Dr. W. H., 6.

Japanese and American flora, 24; junks cross-
ing the Pacific, 23, 24.

Jasper, Sergeant, 263.

bus, 53; also, 50, 51, 52.

also, 324, 333, 340, 343, 355, 361.

Jay, Mrs. John, 312.
Jefferson, Thomas: his election as Vice-presi-
dent, 332; his feeling as to French Revolu-
tion, 334, 335; his election as President, 343;
his portrait, 345; his inauguration, 346; at-
tack on, in Portfolio, 347; charges against,
347; his house-keeping, 349; his re-election,
355; his view of townships, 357; his char-
acter, 358; his friendship with Adams, 359;
his successors, 360; his aversion to commerce,
373; also, 234.

Landa, D. de, 19; alphabet, 18.
Lane, Ralph, 138.
Langbourne, Major, 240.
Lapham, I. A., cited, 26.
La Roche, De, 121.

La Salle, Robert C. de, 181.
Laudonnière, Réné de, 88, 116.
Las Casas, Bishop de, his protest against cruel-
ty, 74; also, 123.

Lauzun, Duc de, 289, 335.
Lawrence, Captain James, 375.
Lawyers, rise of, in colonies, 239.
Laydon, John, 149.

League of four colonies, 177.
Le Caron, Père, 123.

Lee, Ann, 199.

Lee family (Marblehead, Mass.), 238.

Lee, General Charles, 257.

Lee, Richard Henry, 227, 267, 268, 305; son

of, 267.

Leif the Lucky, 38; his booths, 38, 39.
Leifsbudir, 39.

Leighton, Caroline C., 415.

Leisler, Jacob, 222.

Le Jeune, Père, 125.

Le Moyne, 116, 117, 119.

Leon, Ponce de, portrait of, 71; his voyage,
71; also, 143.

Le Plongeon, Dr., 2.

Lescarbot, 125.

Leverett, Governor John, courageous reply of,

217.

King William's War, 183.

Kinglake, A. W., 254.

Lewis, Meriwether, 350.

Lewis, William B., 439.

Lincoln, Abraham, 327.

Livingston, Cora, 422.

Livingston, Edward, 450.

Livingston, Robert R., 268, 274, 275, 308, 407.
Livingston, the brothers, 227.

(figured), 281.

Kingsley, Charles, 92.

Kinney, Mr., 52.

Kirke, Colonel, 220.

334.

La Hontan, Baron, quoted, 172, 183, 185.

a State, 379.

Loundes, William J., 379.

Lovewell, Captain John, 174.
Lowell, John, 369, 371.
Lubbock, Sir J., 25.
Lundy's Lane, battle at, 377.

M.

Macaulay, Lord, 201.
Macon, Nathaniel, 350.

McDuffie, George, 424.

relations with Indians, 170; toleration in,
197; education in, 201; intolerance in, 205.
Massachusetts, formed by union with Plymouth,
213; independent spirit of, 217; charter of,
vacated, 220; preparations for war in, 144:
circular of committee, quoted, 249; services
of, in Revolution, 292; Shays's insurrection
in, 302; services of, in war of 1812, 379.
Massasoit, 172, 175.

Madison, James: his election as President,
358; his appearance, 361; his portrait, 363;
Federalist charges against, 371; his aversion
to war, 371; close of his administration,
379.

Madison, Mrs. James, 361, 362, 365, 395.
Magellan, Ferdinand de, 70.
Magnus, King, 35.

Mail-service, 404, 405.

land, 218.

Mather, Rev. Cotton, portrait of, 196; fictitious
letter from, 206; quoted, 175, 203, 208, 210;
also, 195, 197, 204.

Mather, Rev. Increase, quoted, 171, 219.
Mayas, 2, 4, 17, 19, 63; alphabet of, 18, 19;
sculptures of, 22.

Mayflower, agreement on the, 156.
Mechanic arts, introduction of, 195.
Medford, Mass., settled, 162.

Mammoth on ivory, 25.

Man in Interglacial period, 25.

Mandan Indians, 12, 15.
Manhattan Island, 152, 170.
Manning, Cardinal, 200.

Manufactures, introduction of, 195.
Map showing advance of population, 416.
Maps (figured): Sigurd Stephanius's, 50; Da
Vinci's, 66; Schoner's (globe), 67; Cabot's,
79; Drake's, 95; Smith's, 145, 148; Or-
telius's, 108.

Marckland, 38, 50.

Marietta, O., 15.

Marion, General Francis, 263.
Marlborough, Duke of, 186.
Marquette, Père, 181.

Marshall, Chief-justice John, 434.
Marston, John, quoted, 146.
Martin, John, 147, 148.

Martyr, Peter. (See Anghiera.)
Maryland founded, 165; religious freedom in,

167, 199; intolerance in, 200; education in,
201; witchcraft in, 208; old institutions of,
215; manners in, 235; insurrections in, 454.
Mason, George, 288.

Merry, Mr., 347, 349.

Merry Mount, 164.

Mexico, ancient, 10, 11, 13, 17; modern, 76.

Miami Indians, the, 327.

Michael, Emperor, 30.

Michigan admitted as a State, 453.
Miller, W. J., 44, 45.
Mills, Elijah H., 398.
Milton, John, quoted, 106.
Minuit, Peter, 152, 167, 170.
Missouri admitted as a State, 393.
Missouri Compromise, 393.

Mitchell, Professor Henry, cited, 49.
Mobile, Ala., settled, 182.

Mohave Indians, 12.
Monocrats, the, 329.

Monroe doctrine, the, 403.

Monroe, James, called "James II." by Josiah
Quincy, 360; elected President, 380; his
record, 381; importance of his tour, 381; his
fear of extended territory, 383; his portrait,
385 his character and physique, 384; his
travels, 387; his policy, 389; his re-election
all but unanimous, 394; American literature
born under him, 398; the Monroe doctrine,
403; his views of the post-office, 404.
Monroe, Mrs. James, 395.

Montcalm, General de, portrait of, 190; also,
189, 191.