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1. Verfasser:	Schrader, Frederick Franklin (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York Concord Publishing Company 1920
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Beschreibung:	250, VIII S.

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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE A - ADAMS, PRESIDENT JOHN QUINCY; ON FIRST TREATY WITH PRUSSIA. 229 ALABAMA, THE; CONFEDERATE CRUISER ....................................... 51, 111 ALLIED NATIONS IN WAR ....................................................................... 11 ALSACE-LORRAINE .................................................................................. 11 NO DESIRE FOR FRENCH ANNEXATION; LINKED WITH THE GERMAN EMPIRE; GERMAN CHARACTER OF ......................................... 12 GENERAL RAPP DEMANDS INDEPENDENCE OF; GERMANS DEPORTED FROM ...................................................................................... 14 FRANCE DISTRUSTS HER OWN PEOPLE IN ..................................... 15 AMERICAN BEARERS OF FOREIGN TITLES ................................................. 27 AMERICAN LIBERAL, THE .................................................................. 70 AMERICANS SAVED FROM TAMPICO MOB BY GERMAN CRUISER ........... 19 AMERICANS NOT AN ENGLISH PEOPLE .................................................... 16 WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS QUOTED .............................................. 178-179 PROF. ALBERT B. FAUST ................................................................ 16 JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL; DOUGLAS CAMPBELL ............................ 17 SCOTT NEARING ............................................................................. 18 JAMES A. GARFIELD; CHARLES E. HUGHES ..................................... 19 AMERICAN SCHOOL CHILDREN AND FOREIGN PROPAGANDA .................... 20 AMERICANIZATION COMMITTEE OF MASSACHUSETTS ON; MACAULEY ON GEORGE III; KING GEORGE NOT ALONE RESPONSIBLE .... 21 GEORGE HAVEN PUTNAM S LONDON ADDRESS .............................. 22 OWEN WISTER IN LONDON TIMES ........................................... 23 ARMSTEAD, MAJOR GEORGE; DEFENDER OF FT. MCHENRY .................... 20 ASTOR, JOHN JACOB; AMERICAN PATHFINDER ....................................... 25 ATHERTON, GERTRUDE; ON EXPERIENCE IN GERMANY ............................ 188 ATROCITIES, BELGIAN AND FRENCH ........................................................ 28 MELVILLE E. STONE ON ................................................................... 29 REV. J. F. STILLIMANS ON; LONDON GLOBE ON ........................ 30 LONDON UNIVERSE ON; JOHN T. MCCUTCHEON ON; IRVIN S. COBB ON; EMILY S. HOBHOUSE ON ......................................... 31 REV. J. F. MATTHEWS ON .............................................................. 32 HORACE GREEN ON; PROF. KELLOGG ON; ERNEST P. BICKNELL ON. . 33 AMERICAN CORRESPONDENTS ON; PREMIER ASQUITH DENIES .... 34 STATE DEPARTMENT REFUSES INFORMATION ON; CHURCH AUTHORI TIES INVESTIGATE ................................................................... 35 WILLIAM K. DRAPER QUOTED; WHY CREATED ............................ 36 SAME STORIES TOLD IN CIVIL WAR PERIOD; POST OFFICE DEPART MENT PROHIBITS DENIAL OF .................................................. 37 B - BANCROFT, GEORGE; ON GERMANS IN AMERICAN REVOLUTION ......... 105 NEGOTIATES MEMORABLE AGREEMENT WITH BISMARCK ................... 38 REFERS VANCOUVER BOUNDARY DISPUTE TO GERMAN EMPEROR; ADVISES FRIENDSHIP WITH GERMANY ................................... 39 BECK, JAMES M. .................................................................................. 199 BARALONG, ENGLISH PIRATE SHIP ............................................................. 39 BECKER, ALFRED L., DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL OF NEW YORK, IN VESTIGATES GERMAN PROPAGANDA; INVESTIGATED BY SENATOR REED ........................................................................... 71 EMPLOYED EX-CONVICTS .............................................................. 73 PAGE BECKER, PROF. CARL L.; ON COMPOSITION OF AMERICAN PEOPLE ......... 103 BERNSTORFF, GERMAN AMBASSADOR, QUOTES COL. HOUSE ................... 131 BERGER, MRS. FRANCES, VICTIM OF MOB ............................................. 67 BERLINER, EMILE, INVENTOR OF THE MICROPHONE ................................ 40 BLAINE, JAMES G., QUOTES ENGLISH SENTIMENT DURING CIVIL WAR. . 112 BLOCKADE, ILLEGAL, INEFFECTIVE AND INDEFENSIBLE .......................... 42 BLUE LAWS OF VIRGINIA ..................... 40 BOERS, THE, ENGLISH TREATMENT OF ................................................... 40 BOMBING MATERNITY HOSPITALS ....................................................... 44 BRANT, INDIAN CHIEF, DESTROYS GERMAN SETTLEMENTS ................ 135, 175 C - CAMPBELL, DOUGLAS, ON COMPOSITION OF AMERICAN PEOPLE .... 17 CARNEGIE, ANDREW, ON BRITISH-AMERICAN UNION ...................... 197-8 CAVELL, EDITH, EXECUTED BY GERMANS; EXECUTION JUSTIFIED BY COL. E. R. WEST ............................................................................. 46 CHAMBERLAIN, SENATOR, SPEECH ON ENGLISH THREATS ........................ 74 CHERADAME, ANDRE, FRENCH PROPAGANDIST, CONSPIRES AGAINST PRESIDENT WILSON ...................................................... 187 CHRISTIANSEN, HENDRIK, TRUE EXPLORER OF THE HUDSON RIVER .... 48 CLEMENCEAU, PREMIER GEORGES, BLAMES FRANCE FOR WAR OF 1870-71 241 COBB, SANFORD H., STORY OF THE PALATINES ......................................... 104 CONCORD, THE, BROUGHT GERMANTOWN SETTLERS ................................ 121 CONCORD SOCIETY, THE; OBJECTS OF ................................................... 47 CRAMB, PROF. J. A., ON GERMANY S LOFTY SPIRIT .............................. 51 CRAMPS, SHIPBUILDERS ......................................................................... 24 CREASY, PROF. E. S., ON THE GERMAN RACE ......................................... 18 CREEL AND THE SISSON DOCUMENTS ...................................................... 44 CROMBERGER, JOHANN ........................................................................... 45 CUSTER, GENERAL GEORGE A., A HESSIAN DESCENDANT ........................ 45 D - DAIMLER, GOTTLIEB, INVENTOR OF THE GAS ENGINE ...................... 138 DEKALB, MAJOR GENERAL JOHANN VON ......................................... 48 DIAL, THE, ON FRENCH PROPAGANDA ............................................... 187 DILLON, DR. E. J., ON ALSACE-LORRAINE ................................................ 11 DORSHEIMER, HON WILLIAM ................................................................... 49 DUAL CITIZENSHIP ................................................................................. 49 DUTCH AND GERMAN ................................................................................ 49 DANZIG ................................................................................................. 60, 85 E - ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION .......................................................... 198 EARLING, ALBERT J., RAILWAY PRESIDENT ........................................ 50 ECKERT, THOMAS .................................................................................... 50 ELECTION OF 1916 AND THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANTS ............... 51 PRESIDENT WILSON S COLLOQUY WITH SENATOR MCCUMBER ......... 56 FOREIGN MINISTER HANOTAUX PROMISED AMERICAN AID IN 1914 57 ELIOT, PROF. CHARLES W., ON GERMAN CIVILIZATION ............................ 50 ENGLAND PLUNDERED AMERICAN COMMERCE ....................................... 51 REFUSES LOAN TO UNITED STATES IN CIVIL WAR .......................... 110 THREATENS UNITED STATES THROUGH CANADA ............................ 73 ENGLISH GOVERNMENT OFFERS $8 FOR AMERICAN SCALPS ...................... 136 VIEW OF PAUL JONES ................................................................... 139 FIRST TO USE POISON GAS ............................................................ 192 TRIBUTE TO GERMANY S LOFTY SPIRIT ......................................... 51 OPINION OF PRUSSIANS IN 1815 .................................................... 58 II PAGE INVESTMENT IN CONFEDERATE BONDS ........................................... 114 PROPAGANDA IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS ................................................. 20 WHITE BOOK JUSTIFIES INVASION OF BELGIUM ............................ 207 STATESMEN DENOUNCE AMERICAN UNION ...................................... 113 ERZBERGER, APPEAL TO CONSCIENCE OF AMERICA ................................ 90 EXPORTS AND IMPORTS IN 1914 ............................................................ 58 ESPIONAGE ACT, VOTE ON ..................................................................... 58 HOW ADMINISTERED ..................................................................... 59 REPORT OF CIVIL LIBERTIES BUREAU; NEW YORK SUN QUOTED 63 FRIENDS OF GERMAN DEMOCRACY; MRS. WILLIAM JAY; GERMAN MASONS IN NEW JERSEY .......................................................... 64 F - FISHER, ADMIRAL, JUSTIFIES GERMAN SUBMARINES ........................ 212 FOREIGN RESIDENTS ASSURED AS TO THEIR INVESTMENTS ............... 230 FOURTEEN POINTS, THE; HISTORY OF .................................................... 86 FRANCE S HISTORIC RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES ...................... 76 FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN ............................................................................. 80 ALARMED BY GERMAN IMMIGRATION ........................................... 81 PRAISES GERMAN POPULATION ...................................................... 83 FRIENDS OF GERMAN DEMOCRACY ........................................................ 64 FREE MASONS IN NEW JERSEY AGAINST LANGUAGE EDICT .................... 64 FREDERICK THE GREAT AND THE AMERICAN COLONIES ............................ 84 PREVENTS RUSSIAN ALLIANCE WITH ENGLAND AGAINST COLONIES; OFFERS AMERICAN CRUISERS REFUGE AT DANZIG ................. 85 FRESCH, HERMANN, SULPHUR KING ...................................................... 224 FRICKE, ALBERT PAUL, TRIED FOR TREASON AND ACQUITTED ................... 67 FRITCHIE, BARBARA, IMMORTALIZED BY WHITTIER .................................. 90 \| - GAS, POISON, FIRST EMPLOYED BY ENGLISH .................................. 192 GEORGE III, A GERMAN KING ? .................................................. 20 MACAULAY ON ............................................................................... 21 GEORGE, LLOYD, DENOUNCES ATROCITIES AGAINST BOERS ...................... 41 GERMAN AMERICAN CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY ......................................... 94 GERMAN ELEMENT IN AMERICAN LIFE ................................................. 102 MECHANICS IN JAMESTOWN SETTLEMENT ....................................... 91 IN VIRGINIA .................................................................................. 105 MORAVIANS FIRST SETTLERS IN OHIO ............................................... 107 ON INDIAN BORDER IN PENNSYLVANIA ........................................... 108 SETTLE FRANKFORT AND LOUISVILLE, KY ....................................... 109 ARDENT PATRIOTS IN REVOLUTION ............................. 105, 109, 175, 181 EARLY WESTERN BORDER OCCUPIED BY ....................................... 108 PROTEST AGAINST SLAVERY ............................................................ 180 FIRST PROCLAMATION OF INDEPENDENCE ....................................... 175 PRAISE FOR THEIR REPUBLICAN VIRTUES ....................................... 180 IN CIVIL WAR ............................................................................... 114 IN CONFEDERATE ARMY, ................................................................... 120 IDEALS OF LIBERTY ......................................................................... 154 WOMEN SPIES EXECUTED BY FRENCH ............................................. 49 IN AMERICAN ART, SCIENCE AND LITERATURE .................................... 91 PRAISED BY FRANKLIN ................................................................... 83 PRAISED BY WASHINGTON .............................................................. 245 PRAISED BY JEFFERSON .................................................................. 141 FIRST NEWSPAPERS ....................................................................... 91 GEORGE BANCROFT ON .................................................................. 105 III PAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO LIBERTY LOAN ................................................. 153 IN MASSACHUSETTS BAY COLONY ................................................. 156 KEEPS MISSOURI IN THE UNION .................................................... 159 GERMAN EMPEROR DECIDES VANCOUVER BOUNDARY DISPUTE IN OUR FAVOR 121 GERMANTOWN SETTLEMENT ................................................................... 39 GERMANY; WHY STRENGTHENED HER ARMY ........................................ 124 TREATMENT OF FRANCE AFTER WAR OF 1870-71 ............ 90 CONDUCT DURING CIVIL WAR ......................................................... 110 BUYS $600,000,000 OF UNION BONDS ............................................. ILL BANCROFT QUOTED ....................................................................... 39 SENDS RELIEF DURING CIVIL WAR ............................................... 90 GODFREY, INVENTOR OF QUADRANT ......................................................... 178 GOULD, B. A.; CIVIL WAR STATISTICS ..................................................... 115 GREY, SIR EDWARD, ON HUMANITY IN WAR ......................................... 132 GRIFFIS, DR. WILLIAM ELLIOT, ON GERMAN ELEMENT ............................ 104 EARLY GERMAN MECHANICS .......................................................... 105 ON JACOB LEISLER ................. 146 ON TEUTONIC INFLUENCE ............................................................ 178-9 ON BAY COLONY ARISTOCRACY ...................................................... 181 ON CONFUSING GERMANS WITH DUTCH ....................................... 49 GUIZOT, ON GERMAN LOVE OF LIBERTY ............................................... 154 H - HANOTAUX, FOREIGN MINISTER, ON ASSURANCES GIVEN FRANCE IN 1914 BY AMERICAN AMBASSADORS .............................. 56 HAGNER, PETER ...................................................................................... 124 HAIMAN, LOUIS, SWORDMAKER OF THE CONFEDERACY ........................ 227 HARRIS, FRANK, ON GERMANY AND ENGLAND ....................................... 155 HARTFORD CONVENTION, THE ................................................................ 124 HEMPEL .................................................................................................. 125 HERALD, NEW YORK, URGES HANGING OF GERMAN AMERICANS .... 125 HERESHOFFS AND CRAMPS ........................................................................ 125 HERKIMER, GENERAL NICHOLAS, HERO OF ORISKANY ............................... 125 HERVE, GUSTAVE, ON ALSACE LORRAINE ............................................... 12 ON POISON GAS ............................................................................. 192 HESSIANS, THE ............................................................................ ..... 125 SWELL JACKSON S STONEWALL BRIGADE; WHERE SETTLED ............... 129 GENERAL CUSTER, DESCENDED FROM ............................................. 45 HILLEGAS, MICHAEL, FIRST TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES ............... 129 HOUSE, COL. E. M.; REPUTED AUTHOR OF PHILIP DRU, ADMINISTRATOR 130 INFLUENCES PRESIDENT ON SURRENDER OF SAAR VALLEY ............... 131 FRIEND OF LLOYD GEORGE; ATTENDED SCHOOL IN ENGLAND . 130 HITCHCOCK, SENATOR GILBERT M., ON SEIZURE OF ALIEN PROPERTY .... 232 J - IBANEZ, VINCENTE BLASCO, FRENCH PROPAGANDA AGENT ............... IDEALS OF LIBERTY ............................................................................. ILLITERACY OF CONTENDING COUNTRIES ................................................... IMMIGRATION .......................................................................................... GERMANTOWN ................................................................................. INDIANS, TORIES AND GERMAN SETTLEMENTS ......................................... INVENTION OF TELEPHONE, GAS ENGINE, PHOTOGRAPHIC LENSES, ETC. . . ISSUES AND EVENTS ........................................................................... J - JAEGER, PASTOR, MURDERED FOR BEING GERMAN .......................... JAY, MRS. WILLIAM, LEADS CAMPAIGN TO SUPPRESS GERMAN MUSIC 185 154 132 132 177 125 138 69 67 64 IV JEFFERSON. THOMAS, ON GERMAN IMMIGRANTS ..................................... 141 ON ENGLISH HYPHENATES ............................................................ 140 ON VIRGINIA BLUE LAWS ............................................................ 184 ON LONGING FOR AN ENGLISH KING ............................................. 24 JONES, JOHN PAUL; ENGLISH VIEW OF ................................................. 139 K - KAPP, FREDERICH, HISTORY OF AMERICAN PEOPLE ......................... 102-4 KING, SENATOR, OF UTAH, BILL CANCELING CHARTER OF THE GERMAN AMERICAN ALLIANCE .......................................................... 69 KNOBEL, CASPAR, CAPTURES JEFFERSON DAVIS ..................................... 142 KNOWNOTHING PARTY ............................................................................... 142 KOERNER, GUSTAV, ON POLITICAL CHARACTER OF GERMAN AMERICANS YY . 143 KRECH, ALVIN W ................................................................................... KUDLICH, DR. HANS, THE PEASANT EMANCIPATOR ................................ 143 L - LANGLOTZ, PROF. C. A., AUTHOR OF OLD NASSAU ...................... 145 LEE, LIGHTHOUSE HARRY ................................................................ 143 LEHMAN, PHILIP THEODORE, WILLIAM PENN S SECRETARY ................... 145 LEHMANN. FREDERICK WILLIAM ............................................................ 145 LEISLER, JACOB, FIRST MARTYR TO CAUSE OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE 145 LIEBER, FRANCIS ................................................................................... 146 FOUNDER, ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA ..................................... 147 LEGAL ADVISOR TO LINCOLN GOVERNMENT; AUTHOR OF INSTRUC TIONS FOR THE ARMIES IN THE FIELD ................................ 148 LINCOLN, ABRAHAM, OF GERMAN EXTRACTION? .................................... 148 LONDON TIMES IN 1862 .................................................................. 113 LONG, FRANCES L., ONE OF CUSTER S SERGEANTS AND SURVIVOR GREE LEY ARCTIC EXPEDITION ........................................................ 152 LOSSING, BENSON J., ON OUR DEBT TO FRANCE ..................................... 77 ON JACOB LEISLER ....................................................................... 146 ON CONRAD WEISER .................................................................. 245 LOWELL, JAMES RUSSELL; AMERICAN PEOPLE NOT ENGLISH ................. 153 LUDWIG, CHRISTIAN, PURVEYOR OF THE REVOLUTIONARY ARMY ............. 153 M - MCCARTHY, JUSTIN, ON CRUISE OF THE ALABAMA; RECOGNITION OF CONFEDERACY ............................................................................. ON SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION ............................................. MCCUMBER, SENATOR, ASKS PRESIDENT ABOUT OUR ENTRANCE INTO THE WAR ..................................................................... MCNEIL, WALTER S., ON GERMAN CONSTITUTION .................................. ON GERMAN CIVIL LAW ................................................................ MACAULAY, LORD, ON GERMAN IMMIGRANT SETTLERS .......................... ON GEORGE III ............................................................................. MARIX, REAR ADMIRAL ADOLPH ............................................................ MASSOW, BARON VON, MEMBER OF MOSEBY S BRIGADE ..................... MEMMINGER, CHRISTOPH GUSTAV, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY IN THE CONFEDERATE CABINET ............................................... 111 210 56 155 157 104 21 156 156 157 MENKEN, S. STANWOOD, ORGANIZER AND PRESIDENT NATIONAL SECURITY LEAGUE ........................................................................................... 171-2 MERGENTHALER, OTTMAR, INVENTOR OF THE LINOTYPE MACHINE ......... 157 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS OF THE WARRING NATIONS IN 1914 ............. 157 MINNEWIT, PETER, PURCHASED ISLAND OF MANHATTAN FROM INDIANS . . 158 MISSOURI, HOW KEPT IN THE UNION ................................................. 159 MONTESQIEU, ON BIRTH OF LIBERTY ...................................................... 154 V PAGE MORGAN, J. PIERPONT ........................................................................... 153 RELATED TO VISCOUNT LEWIS HARCOURT ....................................... 159 ACCUSED IN CONGRESS OF CONTROLLING PRESS .............................. 190 MUHLENBERG, HEINRICH MELCHIOR, FOUNDER LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA; FREDERICK AUGUST, FIRST SPEAKER HOUSE OF REPRE SENTATIVE; PETER, GENERAL; CAREER OF 161 N - NAGEL, CHARLES, SECRETARY OF COMMERCE AND LABOR ................. 169 NAST, THOMAS, AMERICA S GREATEST CARTOONIST; KILLS THE TWEED RING; GRANT S OPINION OF ...................................................... 169 NATIONAL SECURITY LEAGUE; OBJECTS OF, BACKERS OF .......................... 169 REPRESENTATIVE COOPER OF WISCONSIN ON ................................ 170 INTERFERENCE WITH NEW YORK PUBLIC SCHOOLS .......................... 171 HOW ORGANIZED; DISBURSEMENTS BY ........................................ 172 DENOUNCED IN CONGRESS ............................................................. 171-2 NEUTRALITY; PRESIDENT WILSON ON, IN MEXICAN RELATIONS ................. 172 NEW ULM MASSACRE ............................................................................. 173 NORTHCLIFFE, LORD; CONTROL OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS ................... 174 Q - OHIO; GERMANS FIRST TO SETTLE, FIRST WHITE CHILD IN ORTH, CHARLES D., PRESIDENT NATIONAL SECURITY LEAGUE OSTERHAUS, GENERAL PETER JOSEPH, RECORD IN UNION ARMY HIS PENSION CANCELED ............................................... OVERMAN BILL ......................................................................... .. 107 171-2 . . 174 . . 175 YY YY 54 P - PALATINES, THE; SANFORD H. COBB ON ........................................... 104 JUDGE BENTON QUOTED ................................................................ 105 DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE ANTEDATES THAT OF MECKLENBURG 175 ITS SIGNERS ................................................................................... 176-7 PANIN, COUNT NIKOLAI I, RUSSIAN PREMIER, BRIBED BY FREDERICK THE GREAT ........................................................................... 85 PASTORIUS, FRANZ DANIEL, FOUNDER OF GERMANTOWN .................... 121-177 AGITATION AGAINST UNVEILING OF MONUMENT TO ........................ 179 AUTHOR OF FIRST PROTEST AGAINST SLAVERY ................................ 180 PATHFINDERS, GERMAN AMERICAN ........................................................ 191 PENN, WILLIAM, AND CREFELD IMMIGRANTS ........................................... 121 HIS MOTHER A DUTCH WOMAN ................................................... 193 PENNYPACKER, EX-GOVERNOR SAMUEL WHITAKER ................................ 121 PILGRIM SOCIETY .................................................................................... 193 POISON GAS; FIRST USED AT COLENSO; FENCH TESTIMONY ............... 192 PRAGER, ROBERT B., LYNCHED BY ANTI-GERMAN MOB ........................ 67 PITCHER, MOLLY; FAMOUS HEROINE OF GERMAN DESCENT ..................... 190 PRESS ATTACKED IN CONGRESS ............................................................ 190 PROPAGANDA IN THE UNITED STATES ...................................... 185 YY VINCENTE BLASCO IBANEZ, FRENCH AGENT .................................. 185 LOUIS TRACY, ENGLISH AGENT; HOW CONDUCTED ...................... 186 FRENCH DESCRIBED BY THE DIAL ; ANDRE CHERADAME ........... 187 OVERMAN COMMITTEE; GERTRUDE ATHERTON .............................. 188 PRUSSIAN CONSTITUTION, PRAISED BY PRESIDENT WILSON ................... 156 PRUSSIA, FIRST TREATY WITH .................................................................. 229 PURITANS; LAND IN 1620; GREAT MIGRATION; FREEMEN; HANG QUAKERS AND WITCHES; BLUE LAWS ....................................... 184 PAGE PUTNAM, GEORGE HAVEN, REPUDIATES THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION; PROPOSES TO REWRITE TEXT BOOKS OF AMEHICAN HISTORY IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS ............................................................................. 22 REGRETS AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE FROM ENGLAND ................... 23 ) - QUAKERS HANGED IN BAY COLONY ............................................... 184 YY QUITMAN, GENERAL J. A., IN MEXICAN WAR .................................. 194 R - RASSIEUR, LEO ............................................................................. 205 REIS, PHILIPP, INVENTOR OF THE TELEPHONE .................................. 139 REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS .............................................................. 194 RINGLING, A1 ................................................................................... .203, 207 RITTENHOUSE. DAVID, FIRST GREAT AMERICAN SCIENTIST ..................... 204 ROOSEVELT, THEODORE ........................................................................... 205 ROEBLING, JOHN AUGUST, FAMOUS BRIDGE BUILDER .......................... 205 RUSSIA APPROACHED BY ENGLAND FOR ALLIANCE AGAINST THE COLONIES 85 RHODES, CECIL; TEXT OF SECRET WILL TO RECLAIM THE UNITED STATES 195 SINCLAIR KENNEDY, ON PLAN ......................................................... 196-7 WHITELAW REID, ON UNITY WITH ENGLISH GOVERNMENT .......... 196 ANDREW CARNEGIE, ON BRITISH-AMERICAN UNION; RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS 197 GENERAL PERSHING S STATEMENT; JAMES M. BECK S STATEMENT 199 ADMIRAL SIMS S GUILDHALL SPEECH; NEW YORK GLOBE QUOTES AMBASSADOR PAGE .............................................................. 200 PROF. ROLAND G. USHER, ON SECRET UNDERSTANDING; COLONIAL SECRETARY CHAMBERLAIN QUOTED ............................................. 201 JOSEPH H. CHOATE S TOAST TO THE KING ................................ 202 S - SAUER, CHRISTOPHER, FAMOUS COLONIAL PRINTER .......................... 217 SCHEFFAUER, HERMAN GEORGE. AMERICAN POET .......................... 215 SCHELL, JOHANN CHRISTIAN: AN EPISODE OF THE EARLY BORDER ......... 215 SCHLEY, ADMIRAL WINFIELD SCOTT; RESCUE OF LT. GREELEY ............... 216 SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN, ONE AND INDIVISIBLE .................................... 209 WISH TO BE GERMAN; REVOLUTION AGAINST DENMARK, 1848 .... 210 CRADLE OF PUREST GERMANISM ................................ 211 TOTAL DANISH-SPEAKING POPULATION IN GERMANY ................... 212 SCRAPS OF PAPER .................................................................................. 216 SCHURZ, CARL, ON GERMAN REVOLUTION OF 1848 ................................ 214 ON GERMAN ELEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES .............................. 102 SCHREINER, GEORGE A., ON AMERICAN PASSPORT DISCRIMINATIONS YY YY YY 66 ON USE OF POISON GAS AT COLENSO ............................................. 192 ON LUSITANIA SINKING .................................................................. 242 SECRET TREATIES .................................................................................... 89 SEWARD, SECRETARY WILLIAM H., EXPRESSES THANKS TO PRUSSIA .... 112 SLAVERY, FIRST PROTEST AGAINST ........................................................... 180 STARVING GERMANY: RESULT OF, AND CASUALTIES .................................... 217 STATE DEPARTMENT NOTE OF ASSURANCE, FEBRUARY 8, 1917 ............... 230 STEINMETZ. CHARLES P., FAMOUS ELECTRICIAN .................................... 217 STEUBEN, BARON FREDERICK VON .......................................................... 220 SUTTER, THE ROMANCE OF A CALIFORNIA PIONEER .................................. 225 FIRST TO HOIST AMERICAN FLAG TO STAY; FOUNDS NEW SWITZER LAND ON SACRAMENTO RIVER; ALVARADO LAND GRANT ....... 225 VII PAGE SIDES WITH SANTA ANNA; LAYS OUT TOWN OF SUTTERVILLE, NOW SACRAMENTO; VISITED BY MAJOR FREMONT.; HOISTS THE AMERICAN FLAG ON HIS FORT; GOLD DISCOVERED ON HIS RANCH BY MARSHALL ................................................................ 226 SUTTER RUINED; DIES POOR IN PENNSYLVANIA; TRIBUTE TO ......... 227 SWORDMAKER OF THE CONFEDERACY ................................................... 227 T - TAFT, WILLIAM H., ON RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE ............... 185 PRAISES KAISER ........................................................................... 208 TIMES, LONDON, DENOUNCES UNITED STATES ................................... 113 ADVOCATES BRITISH PROPAGANDA IN THE UNITED STATES ............. 24 TITLED AMERICANS ............................................................................... 27 TOLSTOY ON AMERICAN LIBERTY ............................................................ 228 TRACY, LOUIS, HEAD OF ENGLISH PROPAGANDA BUREAU ................... 186 TREATIES OF 1799 AND 1828, WITH GERMANY ..................................... 229-30 TREATY, COMMERCIAL, WITH GERMANY, AND HOW OBSERVED; PRESI DENT JOHN QUINCY ADAMS ON FIRST TREATY; TREATIES OF 1799-1828 ................................................................................. 229 STATE DEPARTMENT ASSURES FOREIGN RESIDENTS ...................... 230 ALIEN CUSTODIANSHIP AIRED IN CONGRESS; SENATOR HITCHCOCK S MOMENTOUS STATEMENT; PRESIDENT WILSON S REMARKS OF APRIL 2, 1917; LIST OF PERSONS WHOSE PROPERTY WAS SEIZED 232 PROPERTY OF WIVES OF ALIENS SEIZED ..................................... 233 TRYON COUNTY COMMITTEE OF SAFETY ................................................. 175 U - USHER, PROF. ROLAND G., ON UNDERSTANDING WITH ENGLAND . .200-2 V - VIERECK, GEORGE SYLVESTER ......................................................... 71, 92 VILLARD, HENRY ............................................................................. 236 VIRGINIA BLUE LAWS ........................................................................... 184 VOTE ON WAR IN CONGRESS ................................................................ 236 W - WAR OF 1870-71 ........................................................................... 240 WAR LIES REPUDIATED BY ENGLISH PAPER ............................... 241 WASHINGTON S BODY GUARD ................................................................ 244 TRIBUTE TO GERMANS ..................................................................... 245 WEST, COL. E. R., JUSTIFIES EXECUTION OF EDITH CAVELL ................... 46 WHITTIER, JOHN GREENLEAF, POEM ON GERMANTOWN SETTLEMENT .... 180 WILLIAMS, DEANTOR JOHN SHARP, ON FIGHTING CANADA ...................... 76 WILSON, WOODROW, PRESIDENT; ON OUR DEBT TO FRANCE ................. 78 ON HIS FOURTEEN POINTS .......................................................... 88 FRIENDSHIP FOR GERMAN PEOPLE ................................................. 90 GERMAN INTELLECTUALISM, 1917 AND 1919 .................................. 155 PRAISES PRUSSIAN CONSTITUTION ................................................. 156 ON BEST PRACTICES OF NATIONS ............................................... 172 WEISER, CONRAD, PIONEER AND STATESMAN ........................................... 245 WETZEL, LOU, INDIAN FIGHTER ............................................................ 246 WIRT, WILLIAM, FAMOUS JURIST AND AUTHOR ....................................... 247 WISTAR, CASPAR .................................................................................... 247 WIRTZ, CAPTAIN HENRY, OF ANDERSONVILLE PRISON ............................ 247 Z - ZEISBERGER, DAVID, FOUNDS FIRST CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY IN OHIO 107 ZENGER, JOHN PETER, AND THE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS ................. 250 ZIEGLER, DAVID, REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER AND INDIAN FIGHTER ........... 248 ZANE, ELIZABETH, EARLY BORDER HEROINE ........................................... 248 VIII
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