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There are 331 Free Audio History Books for USA. 6 from Librivox and 3 from Kindle. The books contain a total of 125,417 pages and so at a minute a page will take 2,001 hours and 30 minutes to read, which is 87 Days, almost 3 months.

The Chapter page for USA contains 313 pages of text and is read in 4 hours 44 minutes. The Books Title Section has 17.5 pages of text which take 15 minutes 53 seconds to read. The Category Menu has 68 words, which is .27 of a page, and is read in 15 seconds.

The Information Expansion Ratio of the three Menus by percentage is .86%, & 5.6%., and by multiplication is times 6.5, & times 17.86. The Chapter Page to Audio Books ratio is .25% & is 400 times larger.

The largest Book is the 1900 Novel After Music by Peabody with 1,018 pages & takes 16 hours 58 minutes to read, and the largest Book Chapter is 1848-61 History of Woman Suffrage by Null with 40.4 pages and takes 36 minutes 43 seconds to read...
Total 11,315 46 37:44
Chapters 8
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1 Subjects 10 290/88,808
2 Countries 986 1,119/408,662
1 USA 331 313/125,417
2 UK 154 245/63,334
3 Italy 92 94/34,895
4 Greece 81 48.9/30,136
5 India 35 36.36/28,016
6 France 41 74.5/25,395
7 Germany 41 25.26/14,394
8 Israel 32 51.2/9,399
9 Spain 15 32.5/7,992
10 Egypt 16  11/7,293
11 Canada 15 8/6,294
12 Mexico 12 22.6/6,082
13 Russia 13 10/4,794
14 Iraq 9 9.33/4,599
15 Australia 9 7.85/4,120
16 China 15 6.36/4,097
17 Ireland 8 4.14/4,010
18 Japan 11 8.5/3,727
19 Iran 13 7.75/3,338
20 Netherlands 5 19.6/2,953
21 Philipinnes 6 32.5/2,794
23 South Africa 5 2.4/1,609
24 Cuba 1 19.5/1,473
25 Sudan 2 .83/1,100
26 Congo 1 .95/1,019
27 Turkey 2 1/807
28 Indonesia 1 2.75/803
29 Norway 3 1.42/759
30 Brazil 1 .34/754
31 Czeck Rep. 1 1.48/701
32 Denmark 1 .6/666
33 Equador 1 1.4/490
34 Iceland 1 1.08/490
35 Haiti 1 1.4/468
36 Zimbabwe 1 .63/350
37 New Zealand 1 .9/346
38 Afghanistan 1 .57/304
39 Thailand 1 .95/304
40 Tunisia 1 .54/301
41 Liberia 1 .85/83
1 Novels 40
15,281 254:41 10D 15H 41M
1/1 1900 After Music by Peabody 1,018 16:58.
2/2 1915 Trail Hawk COMEDY of seriousness of life by Lewis 815 13:34:21.
4/4 1916 Paul Dauntless by Matthews 521 8:40:48.
5/5 1911 Common Law by Robert W. (Robert William) Chambers 500 8:20.
6/6 1857 - 1948 Sisters-In-Law by Atherton 452 7:32.
9/9 1905 Law of Land by Hough 363 6:03.
10/10 1915 Herland by Gilman 335 5:34:27.
11/11 1869 - 1943 Within Law by Veiller 333 5:33.
13/13 1850 - 1934 Miracle Play by Thanet 289 4:49.
14/14 1912 Coming of Law by Seltzer 162 2:42. $1
15 Priest on Horseback by Betz 160 3:20:32.
16/15 1851 Wreaths of Friendship Gift for Young by Woodworth 150 2:30.
17 Man who fought Devil by Betz 144 3:04:33.
16/16 1914 Law-Breakers by Cullum 109 1:49.
18/18 Diving Bell Or, Pearls to be Sought for by Woodworth 66 1:06.
19/19 1902 Philosophy 4 (Novel) by Wister 58 0:58. $1
20/20 Fishing with Worm by Perry 29 28:42.
2 Place Based 19
13,365 22:45
1 History 12
1/41 1911 Mohawk Valley by REID 733 12:12:15.
4/44 Spell of Hawaiian Islands & Philippines by ANDERSON 463 7:43:01.
5/45 History of New Brunswick by FISHER 446 7:25:09.
6/46 1913 Historic Waterways by THWAITES 369 6:08:48. $10
7/47 1903 History of Puerto Rico From Spanish Discovery to American Occupation by Van Middeldyk 320 5:20.
8/48 1908 History of California by Bandini 295 4:55.
9/49 Story of Manhattan by HEMSTREET 225 3:44:20.
10/50 1631 Description of New England By SMITH 147 2:26:42.
11/51 1921 Starved Rock: Historical Sketch by OSMAN 266 2:25:21.
2 Biography 4.
13/53 1884 My Southern Home or, South & Its People by BROWN 438 7:17:44.
14/54 1894 1813 - 40 Recollections of Life in Ohio by HOWELLS 395 6:34:49.
15/55 1905 Arizona Sketches by Munk 251 4:10:41.
16/56 1890 Goldsmiths Friend Abroad Again by Twain 38 37:29.
3 Events 3
17/57 1916 Mystery of Pinckney Draught by NOTT 444 7:23:10.
18/58 1900 Reign of Law: Tale of Kentucky Hemp Fields by Allen 272 4:32.
19/59 1921 History of Kentucky Derby, 1875 - 1921 by O'Connor 189 3:09.
3 Blacks 30
13,184 219:44 9D 3H 44M
1 History 2
1/60 1919 History of American Negro by Various 658 10:57:12.
2 Slave Narratives 11.
3/62 1916 Journal of Negro History, V1-7, January by Various 4,963 82:43. 1 2 $10 3 4 5 $10 6 $10 7 $10
4/63 1901 Up From Slavery by Washington 479 7:58:20.
5/64 1884 3 Years In Europe by BROWN 458 7:37:18.
6/65 1892 Life and Times of Frederick Douglass 422 23:04:35.
7/66 1932 Wife of His Youth & Other Stories of Color Line by CHESNUTT 397 6:36:25.
9/68 1854 Narrative of Life & Adventures of Henry Bibb, an American Slave by BIBB 320 5:19:22.
10/69 1913 30 Years Slave by HUGHES 295 4:54:22.
11/70 1884 Narrative of Sojourner Truth by GILBERT 264 4:23:34.
12/71 1845 1818 - 95 Frederick Douglass Narrative 244 4:03:22.
13/72 1893 Collected Articles of Frederick Douglass 45 48:09.
15/74 1859 Narrative of Life of Reverend Davis 24,500W 98 1:27:43 40.1M
16/75 1849 Life of Josiah Henson: Formerly a Slave, Now an Inhabitant of Canada 94.
3 Slave Law 7
17/76 1851 Bible Defence of Slavery By Josiah PRIEST 1,260 20:59:35.
18/77 1856 Fugitive Slave Law & Its Victims Anti-Slavery Tracts N18 by American Anti-Slavery Society 105 1:45.
19/78 1755 Trial & Execution, for Petit Treason, of Mark & Phillis, Slaves of Capt. John Codman Who Murdered Their Master at Charlestown, Mass: Punishments by Burning in Massachusetts by Burning in Massachusetts 81 1:21.
20/79 1892 Southern Horrors Lynch Law in All Its Phases by Wells-Barnett 52 52Min.
21/80 1850 Fugitive Slave Law Religious Duty of Obedience to Law: Sermon by Ichabod S. Spencer Preached In 2nd Presbyterian Church In Brooklyn by Spencer 44 44Min.
23/82 1860 Speech of John Hossack, Convicted of Violation of Fugitive Slave Law Before Judge Drummond, Of USA District Court, Chicago, 3 by John Hossack 29 29Min.
4 Essays 5
24/83 1880 Freedmen's Book By CHILD 567 9:26:11.
26/85 17 - 1900s Black Experience in America 1 By VARIOUS 351 05:50:16.
27/86 1837 Address to Free Colored Americans by CONVENTION 91 1:30:56.
28/87 Essay On Niggers & Squirrels by McGee 34 34Min.
5 Soldiers 3
29/88 1940 Colored Cadet at West Point By FLIPPER 633 10:32:43.
30/89 1869 Army Life in Black Regiment by Higginson 520 8:40:01.
4 Philosophy 36
12,727 212:07 8D 20H 7M
1/90 1900 - 47 American Psychology by VARIOUS 936 15:35:27.
2/91 1884 Elements of Morals With Special Application of Moral Law to Duties of Individual & of Society & State by Janet 530 8:30.
3/92 1915 Introduction to Philosophy by Fullerton 462 7:42.
4/93 1919 Inquiry Into Nature Of Peace & Terms Of Its Perpetuation by Veblen 458 7:36.
5/94 1850 Representative Men by Emerson 426 7:05:14.
6/95 1905 Approach to Philosophy by Perry 409 6:49.
7/96 1914 Pep Poise, Efficiency, Peace by Hunter 408 6:47:17.
8/97 1911 Boy with US Census by Rolt-Wheeler 389 6:29:06.
9/98 Scrap Book 6 Sampler by VARIOUS 324 5:23:27.
10/99 1917 Theory of Social Revolutions by ADAMS 302 5:01:08.
11/100 1838 Philosophy of Moral Feelings by Abercrombie 245 4:05.
12/101 1896 Soul Food by Watson 231 3:51:02.
13/102 1909 Philosophy & Religion Six Lectures Delivered at Cambridge by Rashdall 211 3:31.
14/103 Moral Philosophy by Rickaby 196 3:16.
15/104 1933 Turns of Thought by Santayana 177 2:56:24.
16/105 1871 Strange Visitors series of original papers, embracing philosophy, science, government, religion, poetry, art, fiction, satire, humor, narrative, & ... while in an abnormal or trance state by Horn 160 2:40.
17/106 1901 Way of Peace by Allen 126 2:05:38.
18/107 1832 Fruits of Philosophy Treatise on Population Question by Knowlton 97 1:37.
19/108 1849 Civil Disobedience by Thoreou 81 1:21:19.
20/109 1889 Altruist in Politics by Cardozo 20 20:00.
2 Self Help Philosophy 8.
23/112 1915 Character Building By WASHINGTON 398 6:37:59. $1.50 Audible
24/113 1900 Up To Date Business Including Lessons in Banking, Exchange, Business Geography, Finance, Transportation & Commercial Law Home Study Circle Library Series (V2) by Eaton 394 6:34.
25/114 1916 Pathological Lying Accusation and Swindling by William and Mary Healy 359 9:30:31
26/115 1873 Manual of Moral Philosophy by Peabody 236 3:56.
27/116 1924 5 Great Philosophies of Life by Hyde 278 4:38.
28/117 1920 FURNISHING HOME OF GOOD TASTE by Throop 263 4:23:22.
29/118 Book of Good Manners: Guide to Polite Usage for All Social Functions by Green 206 3:26.
30/119 1851 Golden Steps to Respectability, Usefulness & Happiness Being Series of Lectures to Youth of Both Sexes, on Character, Principles, Associates, Amusements, Religion, & Marriage by Austin 177 2:57.
31/120 1794 Age of Reason by Paine 148 8:11:05.
32/121 1891 Art of Money Getting By BARNUM 99 1:38:57. $1
5 Legal 31
 9,748 162:28 6D 18H 28M
1 US Legal History 5
1/126 1870 History of American Socialism by Noyes 753 12:33.

2/127 1835 - 40 Democracy in America by Tocqueville V1-2 690 ?.

3/128 1911 Popular Law-making by Stimson 568 9:28.
4/129 1887 Burnham Breaker by Greene 429 7:09.
5/130 1904 History of Republican Party by Platt 377 6:17.
6/131 1922 History of Trade Unionism in United States by Perlman 350 5:50.
7/132 1922 Introduction to Philosophy of Law by Pound 238 3:58.
8/133 1922 What Prohibition Has Done to America by Franklin 142 2:21:46.
9/134 Invisible Government by Dan Smoot 29 0:29.
2 US Laws 13
10/135 1921 Putnam's Handy Law Book for Layman by Bolles 434 7:14.
11/136 Copyright Law of USA & Related Laws Contained in Title 17 of US Code, Circular 92 by Copyright Office 320 5:40.
12/137 1869 Frost's Laws & By-Laws of American Society: condensed but thorough treatise on etiquette & its usages in America, containing plain & reliable directions ... for deportment in every situation in life by Frost 271 4:31.
14/139 1921 Mining Laws of Ohio by N/A 153 2:33.
16/141 1897 Patent Laws of Republic of Hawaii & Rules of Practice in Patent Office by Hawaii 46 0:46.
17/142 2000 Copyright Basics by Copyright Office 46 0:46.
3 US Historical Documents 8
21/146 Declaration of Rights STAMP ACT by CONGRESS 5 00:04:14.
22/147 1776 Bill of Rights By MADISON 91 1:31.
23/148 1787 Constitution of USA by n/a 29 0:28:10.
24/149 Amendments to US Constitution By FOUNDING FATHERS 20 19:39.
4 US Acts 3
6 Religion 44
9,151 152:31 6D 8H 31M.
2 US Religious Writing 40.
9/165 Immortality & Unseen World By OESTERLEY 565 9:24:06.
12/168 1881 Religion In Heavens Or, Mythology Unveiled in Series of Lectures by Mitchell 314 5:14.
13/169 1876 Religious Sentiment Its Source & Aim: Contribution to Science & Philosophy of Religion by Brinton 280 4:40.
17/173 Coming people by Dole 233 3:52:46.
18/174 Christian Non-Resistance by Adin Ballou 226 6:23:36.
21/177 1854 Reason, Only Oracle of Man Or Compendius System of Natural Religion by Allen 206 3:26.
23/179 1919 From Bondage to Liberty in Religion Spiritual Autobiography by Ashley 203 3:23.
24/180 What All World's A-Seeking Vital Law of True Life, True Greatness Power & Happiness 194 3:14.
28/184 1898 Mornings in College Chapel Short Addresses to Young Men on Personal Religion by Peabody 162 2:42.
32/188 1906 Paul Gosslett's Confessions in Love, Law, & Civil Service by Lever 124 2:04.
34/190 Be Courteous or, Religion, True Refiner by Maxwell 104 1:44.
36/192 1898 Majesty of Calmness by Jordan 82 1:21:37.
37/193 1921 Subconscious Religion by Conwell, Russell H. - Some Essentials of Religion by Little 60 1:00.
38/194 1902 As Man Thinketh By Allen 55 54:11.
39/195 little servant by hill 54 53:23.
42/198 Peoples Idea of God by Eddy 29 29:02.
3 US Religious Hymns 3.
46/202 1847 Poems Prose Departed by Golding 35 34:18.
7 War 27
8,791 146:31 6D 2H 31M.
1/201 1898 History of War Between Mexico & USA, with Preliminary View of its Origin, V1 by Mayer 245 4:05.
2 Civil 18.
4/204 1871 Army Letters From an Officers Wife 1871 - 1888 by Roe 697 11:36:30.
8/208 1893 Chancellorsville & Gettysburg Abner By DOUBLEDAY 407 6:46:28.
9/209 1868 History of Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, President of USA, by House of Representatives, & his trial by Senate for high crimes & misdemeanors in office by Ross 358 5:58.
10/210 1662 Wound Dresser By WHITMAN 331 5:30:53.
12/212 With Fire & Sword by BYERS 282 4:41:46.
14/214 1872 14 Months in American Bastiles by HOWARD 201 3:21:00.
16/216 1901 Reconstruction of Georgia Studies in History, Economics & Public Law, V13 N3 by Woolley 148 2:28.
17/217 1894 My Hunt After 'Captain' by HOLMES 132 2:11:45.
19/219 1st Battle of Bull Run by Beauregard ? 1:42:04.
19/220 1914 Iconoclastic Memories of Civil War by BIERCE 101 1:40:14.
3 Abraham Lincoln 1809 - 65 5.
3 Spanish American 2.
26/227 1917 Autobiography of George Dewey By DEWEY 440 7:19:51.
8 Industrial Age 15
8,683 144:43 6D 43H.
1/228 History of Standard Oil by TARBELL 1,172 19:32.
2/229 1919 National Parks by Yard 616 10:15:26.
3/230 1907 Story of Atlantic Telegraph by FIELD 571 9:30:43.
4/231 1912 Sinking of Titanic & Great Sea Disasters by Marshall 472 7:51:19.
5/232 1924 Life & Ventures of Original John Jacob Astor by GEBHARD 451 7:30:29.
6/233 1919 Strenuous Life: Essays & Addresses of Theodore Roosevelt by ROOSEVELT 445 7:24:38.
7/234 Log-Cabin Lady by UNKNOWN 125 2:04:36.
8/235 1892 Longings for Home by WHITMAN 50 0:49:10.
1 Railroad 3.
11/238 1903 Early History of Airplane by Wright 94 1:33:13.
2 Biography 4.
12/239 1910 Edison His Life 1847 - 1941 by Dyer 1,783 29:42:42.
14/241 1919 Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie 652 10:51:35.
15/242 1890 How Other Half Lives by Riis 531 8:50:25.
9 General US History 18
7,906 131:46 5D 11H 46M.

1/243 1921 History of USA by Beard 1,365 22:44:00.

2/244 1902 Story of American History For Elementary Schools by Blaisdell 465 10:22:00.
3/245 1897 School History of USA by McMaster 586 9:46.
4/246 1775 1492 - 1910 History of USA, V1 From Discovery of America 10/12, 1492 to Battle of Lexington 4/19, 1775 by Hawthorne 578 9:18.
5/247 1922 Historical Tales, V2: American 2 by MORRIS 503 8:22:14.
6/248 1926 A Short History of the United States by Edward CHANNING 1856 - 1931 472 8:21:58.
6/249 1872 Brief History of USA by Barnes 468 7:48.
7/250 1914 1877 - 1913 Contemporary American History by Beard 434 7:14.
8/251 1786 Critical Period of American History by Fiske 431 7:11.
9/252 1917 This Country of Ours by Marshall 420 6:59:11.
10/253 1894 Comic History of US by Nye 375 6:14:08.
11/254 1300 - 1600 American Nation: history - V1: European Background of American History by Cheyney 330 5:30.
13/256 1919 Short Stories of New America Interpreting America of this age to high school boys & girls by Various 250 4:10.
15/258 1912 History of USA by Andrews 1523 3:03. 1 $1 2 3 4 5 6
16/259 1894 American History Stories V1 by Pratt 179 2:58:11.
17/260 1912 Introductory American History by Benton 228 2:08.
18/261 1912 1000 - 1682 Great Epochs in American History V1 Voyages Of Discovery & Early Explorations by Various 243 2:03.
10 Wild West 17
6,535 108:55 4D 12H 55M.
2/262 1900 History of Minnesota & Tales of Frontier by Flandrau 493 8:13.
4/264 1875 1869 Canyons of Colorado Exploration by Powell 488 8:07:33.
6/266 1916 Life of Kit Carson by ELLIS 380 6:19:48.
7/267 Oregon Trail by Parkman 377 12:57:57.
10/270 1860 Ox Team to California by Porter 292 4:52:02.
11/271 1846 - 1917 Adventures of Buffalo Bill By CODY 214 3:33:10.
2 Gold Panning 2.
17/277 1913 Afloat on Ohio Reuben Gold By THWAITES 4 42 7:21:14.
18/278 1851 - 2 Shirley Letters from California Mines by Shirley 368 6:08:08.
19/279 Journey from florida to the pacific by cabeza de vaca. 268 4:19:09.
20/280 The Expedition of the Donner Party and its Tragic Fate by Eliza P. Donner HOUGHTON 1843 - 1922 162 10:11:12.
11 Indians 22
5,207 86:47 3D 14H 47M.
1 Indian Legends, History, Religion 13
5/282 1918 Indian Heroes by Eastman 249 4:08:32.
6/283 Indian Child Life by Eastman 115 2:42:54.
7/284 Indian To-day 157 3:58:08.
10/287 1911 Soul of Indian by Eastman 97 1:36:42.
2 Indian Bio/Autobiography 6.
14/291 1867 - 9 My Life on Plains by Custer 1,067 17:47:02.
15/292 Boots & Saddles By CUSTER 521 08:41:01.
16/293 1824 Life of Mary Jemison by Seaver 303 5:02:04.
17/294 1906 Geronimo's Story 1829-1909 229 3:48:50.
18/295 1682 Captivity & Restoration by Rowlandson 113 1:52:12.
19/296 1913 Cry From An Indian Wife By JOHNSON 54 0:53:13.
3 Law 2.
20/297 1835 Indian Nullification of Unconstitutional Laws of Massachusetts Relative to Marshpee Tribe Or, Pretended Riot Explained by Apess 224 3:42.
21/298 1839 Indian Frontier Policy by Ayde 98 1:37:14.
4 War 1.
12 Suffrage 9
5,077 84:37 3D 12H 37M.
1/300 1848 - 61 History of Women's Suffrage by Stanton 1,911 31:51. $1 1 2 3 4 5 6
2/301 1815 - 97 Years & More: Reminiscences By STANTON 886 14:45:37.
3/302 1920 Jailed for freedom (women's sufferage) by Stevens 607 10:06:55.
5/304 1919 VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE FOR GIRLS by Dixon 304 5:03:41.
6/305 1872 Account of Proceedings on Trial of Susan B. Anthony, on Charge of Illegal Voting, at Presidential Election in Nov., 1872, & Election by Whom Her Vote was Received by Anonymous 291 4:51.
8/307 1832 Meditations From Pen by Stewart 236 3:55:12.
9/308 1915 Complete Club Book for Women Including Subjects, Material & References for Study Programs: together with Constitution & By-Laws: Rules of Order: ... of what Some Clubs are Doing, etc., etc. by Benton 213 3:33.
10/309 vindication of woman by wollstonecraft 208 9:46:16
13 Colonies 14
 4,699 78:19 3D 6H 19M.
1/309 1898 Bradford's History of 'Plimoth Plantation' From Original Manuscript. With Report of Proceedings Incident to Return of Manuscript to Massachusetts by Bradford 694 11:34.
2/310 1860 History of Colony & Ancient Dominion of Virginia by Campbell 658 10:58. $10
3/311 1809 Knickerbocker's History of New York, Complete by Irving 497 8:17.
4/312 1818 Letters of Mrs. Adams, Wife of John Adams, 6 by ADAMS 460 7:41:03.
5/313 John Quincy Adams by MORSE 451 7:30:59.
7/315 1855 History of Virginia, in 4 Parts by Beverley 376 6:16. $3
11/319 1915 Alexander Hamilton By CONANT 167 2:46:47.
15 Liberty or death by Patrick Henry 24 25Min
14 Biography 7
3,540 59H 2D 11H.
1/323 Education of Henry Adams by Henry Brooks ADAMS 1838 - 1918 1,056 17:37:27.
3/325 American Men of Mind By STEVENSON 540 8:59:36.
4/326 Diary from Dixie by Chestnut 424 14:32:29.
5/327 1917 10 American Girls From History by Sweetser 395 6:35. $3
7/329 1905 Childs Book American Biography by Stimson 283 4:42:38.
9/331 1872 Daniel Boone by John Abbott 162 7:48:07.
10/332 1956 Knight of Molokai by Eva Betz 162 7:48:07.
1 1900 After Music
by Josephine Preston Peabody
1874 - 1922
254,500W 1,018 16:58 7.8M
2 1915 Trail Hawk COMEDY of seriousness of life
by Sinclair Lewis
203,750W 815 13:34:21 372M
1 Adventure of Youth
2 Adventure of Adventuring
3 Adventure of Love.
3 Cloudy Jewel
by Grace Livingston Hill 1865 - 1947
143,750W 575 9:35:02
4 1916 Paul Dauntless
by Matthews 1879-1951
130,250W 521 8:40:48 238M
1 Tribe of Youngest Son
2 Loom of Tent Maker
3 On Caravan Road
4 Golden Age
5 Whom say ye that I am
6 Scourge of Nazarenes
7 Great Adventure
8 Untravelled World
9 2 Escapes
10 Queen of East
11 Call Abroad
12 Island Adventure
13 From Lowland to Highland
14 Worshiped & Stoned
15 Return Journey
16 Decisive Battle
17 Finding son
18 Westward Ho
19 Shout of Slave Girl
20 Earthquake
21 Goad to God
22 Sea of Island
23 Scorn of Athens
24 Challenge to Corinth
25 Loan on Land
26 Hopeless on Water
27 Defiance of Artemis
28 Foiled Plot
29 One who Marched Breast Forward
30 Away With Him
31 I Appeal to Caesar
32 King & Man in Chains
33 Typhoon
34 Shipwrecked
35 Castor & Pollux
36 On Appian Way
37 Mightier than Sword & Epilogue.
5 1911 Common Law
by Robert W. (Robert William) Chambers
125,090W 500 8:20
6 Sisters-In-Law
by Gertrude Franklin Horn Atherton 1857-1948
112,927W 452 7:32
7 1752 Female Quixote Novel
by Charlotte Lennox 1730-1804
107,500W 430 7:09:51 196M
8 best man
by Grace Livingston Hill 1865 - 1947
98,500W 394 6:33:59 180M
9 1905 Law of Land
by Emerson Hough
90,862W 363 6:03
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1 Miss LADY
2 MULEY
3 VISITOR
4 QUESTION OF VALUATION
5 CERTAIN PROBLEMS
6 DRUM
7 BELL
8 VOLCANO
9 ON ITS MAJESTY'S SERVICE
10 MISS LADY OF STAIR
11 COLONEL CALVIN BLOUNT'S PROPOSAL
12 WOMAN SCORNED
13 JOHN DOE vs. Y.V.R.R.
14 NUMBER 4
15 PURSUIT
16 TRAVELING BAG
17 MISS LADY & HENRY DECHERD
18 MISFORTUNE
2 MAKING OF WILDERNESS
3 EDDRING
1 AGENT OF CLAIMS
2 OPINIONS OF CALVIN BLOUNT
3 REGARDING LOUISE LOISSON
4 RELIGION OF JULES
5 DISCOVERY
6 DANCER
7 SUMMONS
8 STOLEN STEAMBOAT
9 ACCUSER
10 VOYAGE
11 WILDERNESS
12 HOUSE OF HORROR
13 NIGHT IN FOREST
14 AT BIG HOUSE
15 CERTAIN MOTIVES
16 NEW SHERIFF
17 LAW OF LAND
18 MISS LADY AT BIG HOUSE
19 THREE LADIES LOUISE
20 LID OF GRAVE
21 RED RIOT OF YOUTH
22 AMENDE HONORABLE.
10 1915 Herland
by Charlotte Perkins Gilman 1860-1935
83,750W 335 5:34:27 153M
1 Not Unnatural Enterprise
2 Rash Advances
3 Peculiar Imprisonment
4 Our Venture
5 Unique History
6 Comparisons are Odius
7 Our Growing Modesty
8 Girls of Herland
9 Our Relations & Theirs
10 Their Religions & our Marriages
11 Our Difficulties
12 Expelled.
11 1869 - 1943 Within Law
by Bayard Veiller & Marvin Hill Dana 1869-1943
83,207W 333 5:33
1 PANEL OF LIGHT
2 CHEERFUL PRODIGAL.
3 ONLY 3 YEARS.
4 KISSES & KLEPTOMANIA
5 VICTIM OF LAW.
6 INFERNO.
7 WITHIN LAW.
8 TIP FROM HEADQUARTERS.
9 LEGAL DOCUMENT.
10 MARKED MONEY.
11 THIEF.
12 BRIDEGROOM SPURNED.
13 ADVENT OF GRIGGS.
14 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.
15 AFTERMATH OF TRAGEDY
16 BURKE PLOTS
17 OUTSIDE LAW
18 NOISELESS DEATH
19 WITHIN TOILS
20 WHO SHOT GRIGGS?
21 AGGIE AT BAY
22 TRAP THAT FAILED
23 CONFESSION
24 ANGUISH & BLISS.
12 1910 History of Mr. Polly
by Wells, H. G. (Herbert George)
73,498W 294 4:54
14 1912 Coming of Law
by Charles Alden Seltzer & R. W. Amick
81,037W 162 2:42
1 Arrival of Man
2 Rule of Cattle
3 Norton Makes Discovery
4 At Circle Bar
5 Girl of Dry Bottom
6 Hollis Renews an Acquaintance
7 "Kicker" Becomes an Institution
8 Concerning "Six O'Clock
9 How Bad Man Left "Kicker" Office
10 Lost Trail
11 Picking Up Trail
12 After Storm
13 "Woman She Don't Need No Tooter
14 Coalition
15 To Support Law
16 Bearer of Good News
17 Rustler
18 Tenth Day
19 How Rustler Escaped
20 "Kicker's" Candidate
21 Dunlavey Plays Card
22 Proof of Gratitude
23 Ten Spot Uses His Eyes
24 Campaign Guns
25 Handling Law
26 Autumn & Gods
27 Sear & Yellow Days
28 In Defiance of Law
29 Arm of Law
30 Forming Friendship.
15 1851 Wreaths of Friendship Gift for Young
by F. C. Woodworth & T. S. (Timothy Shay) Arthur
37,394W 150 2:30
1 What shall we Build?
22 Cousins
3 Noble Act
4 Word of God
5 Harsh Words & Kind Words
6 Herons & Herrings
7 Early Spring Flowers
8 Temptation Resisted T.S.A.
9 Evening Prayer
10 Stretching Truth
11 City Pigeon
12 Day in Woods
13 Spider & Honey Bee
14 Emma Lee & her Sixpence
15 Uncle Roderick's Stories
16 Honesty Best Policy
17 How Rogue Feels when he is Caught
18 Weekly Newspaper
19 Cider Plot
20 My First Hunting Excursion
21 Saturday in Winter
22 Rover & his Little Master
23 Something Wrong
24 Favorite Child
25 Mine
26 Miner
27 Visit to Fairy Land
28 Hermit
29 Picture
30 Boy & Robin
31 Something about Conscience
32 Old Ned
33 Freed Butterfly
34 Julia & Her Birds
35 Song of Snow Bird
36 How to Avoid Quarrel
37 Passing for More than One is Worth
38 Lament of Invalid
39 Use of Flowers
40 Sliding Down Hill
41 Garden Overrun with Weeds
42 Disappointment Sometimes Blessing
43 Old Man at Cottage Door
44 Story of Stolen Pen.
16 1914 Law-Breakers
by Ridgwell Cullum
142,109W 568 9:08
1 WATCHING LINE
2 WHITE POINT
3 HOLD-UP
4 AT FOOT OF AN AGED PINE
5 BOUND FOR SOUTHERN TRAIL
6 MAN-HUNTERS
7 CHARLIE BRYANT
8 SOUL-SAVERS
9 "STRAY"-HUNTER
10 BROTHERS
11 UNREGENERATE
12 DISCOMFITURE OF HELEN
13 LIGHT HEARTED SOULS
14 HOUSE OF DIRTY O'BRIEN
15 ADVENTURES IN NIGHT
16 FURTHER ADVENTURES
17 BILL PEEPS UNDER SURFACE
18 ARM OUTREACHING
19 BILL MAKES 3 DISCOVERIES
20 IN FAR REACHES
21 WORD FROM HEADQUARTERS
22 MOVES IN GAME OF LOVE
23 STORM CLOUDS
24 SOUL OF MAN
25 BROKEN CHAIN
26 ROCKY SPRINGS HEARS NEWS
27 HIDDEN CORRAL
28 WAGER
29 BILL'S FRESH BLUNDERING
30 COMMITTEE DECIDE
31 ANTAGONISTS
32 TREACHERY
33 PLAYING GAME
34 AN ENCOUNTER
35 ON MONDAY NIGHT
36 STILL MONDAY NIGHT
37 NIGHT TRAIL
38 FALL OF OLD PINE
39 FROM ASHES
40 DAWN.

17 Homely Woman
by Fay Inchfawn 1880-1978
18,750W 75 1:14:39 34.2M
1 Long View
2 Within my House
3 Housewife
4 To Mother
5 In Such an Hour
6 Daily Interview
7 Little House
8 House Mother
9 Woman in Hospital
10 In Convalescence
11 Homesick
12 On Washing Day
13 When Baby Strayed
14 If Only...
15 Listening
16 Dear Folks in Devon
17 Reason
18 Two Women
19 Prize Fight
20 Home Lights
21 to an Old Teapot
22 To Rebellious Daughter
23 For Mothering
24 Little Fan
25 Naughty Day
26 To Little White Bird
27 Because
28 When He Comes
29 Early Spring
30 Witness
31 In Somerset
32 Song of Woodland Stream
33 Luggage in Advance
34 At Cross Roads
35 Summer met Me
36 Carrier
37 Lad's Love by Gate
38 Thrush
39 In Dorset Dear
40 Flight of Fairies
41 Street Player
42 On All Souls' Eve
43 Log Fire
44 God save King.
18 Diving Bell Or, Pearls to be Sought for
by Francis C. (Francis Channing) Woodworth
16,596W 66 1:06
1 NAME OF MY BOOK
2 THINKING & LAUGHING
3 SCHEMING SPIDER
4 GENIUS IN BUD
5 PUTTING ON AIRS
6 "TRY OTHER END"
7 FOX & CRAB
8 GREEDY FLY
9 CAROLINE & HER KITTEN
10 "I DON'T KNOW"
11 LEARNED GEESE
12 WRONG WAY
13 RIGHT WAY
14 OLD GOAT & HIS PUPIL
15 ON BARKING DOGS.

19 1902 Philosophy 4 (Novel)
by Wister, Owen
14,440W 58 58Min
20 1860-1954
Fishing with Worm
by Bliss Perry
7,250W 29 28:42
21 1895 Chautauqua Girls at Home
By Pansy, Isabella Alden
1841 - 1930 89
131,500W 526 8:45:56 240M
1 Treading on New Ground
2 Flossy 'Begins'
3 Burdens
4 Col. Baker's Sabbath Evening
5 New Music
6 Disturbing Elements
7 Prayer Meeting & Tableaux
8 Dr. Dennis' Study
9 White Sunday
10 Rainy Evening
11 Next Thing
12 Setting Questions
13 Looking for Work
14 Unarmed Soldier
15 Marion's Plan
16 Theory Versus Practice
17 Discussion
18 Result
19 Keeping Promise
20 How It Was Done
21 Ruth & Harold
22 Revival
23 Strange Story
24 Loneliness
25 Added Name
26 Learners
27 Flossy's Party
28 Parting Glance.

22 4 Girls at Chautauqua
By Pansy, Isabella Alden
1841 - 1930 89
131,000W 524 8:43:47 239M
1 Question Discussed
2 Entering Current
3 Fairpoint
4 Unrest
5 Feasts
6 Table Talk
7 At Evening Time It Shall Be Bright
8 Fleeing
9 How Flitting Ended
10 Heart Touches
11 Flossy at School
12 Cross Purposes
13 New Lesson
14 Great Men
15 War of Words
16 Getting Ready to Live
17 Silent Witness
18 Old Story
19 People Who, Having Eyes, See Not
20 Sense of Duty
21 One Minute's Work
22 I've Been Redeemed
23 Sword Thrusts
24 Sermons In Chalk
25 Their Works Do Follow Them
26 Unfinished Music
27 Mental Problems
28 Waiting
29 Settle Question
30 Beginning of End
31 End of Beginning.
23 Ruth Erskines Crosses
By Pansy, Isabella Alden
1841 - 1930 89
124,250W 497 8:16:40 227M
1 Her Cross Seems Heavy
2 Side Issues
3 Cross of Lead
4 Bitter Herbs
5 Seeking Help
6 From Different Standpoints
7 One Drop of Oil
8 Finding One's Calling
9 Society Cross
10 Other People's Crosses
11 Newly Shaped Cross
12 Cross of Helplessness
13 Looking for an Easy Yoke
14 'Through Glass Darkly'
15 Rests
16 Shadowed Joys
17 Duty's Burden
18 Embarrassment & Merriment
19 My Daughters
20 Sister Needed
21 Trying Questions
22 'That Which Satisfieth Not'
23 Wherefore
24 'Hearken Unto Me'
25 'Bitter Sweet'
26 'These Be Thy Gods'
27 Baptism of Suffering
28 'Oil of Joy'.
24 Judge Burnhams Daughters
By Pansy, Isabella Alden
1841 - 1930 89
122,500W 490 8:09:28 224M
1 After 6 Years
2 Plants That Had Blossomed
3 Logic & Interrogation Points
4 Unwelcome Responsibilities
5 'Forwarned' & 'Forearmed'
6 Drifting
7 Unexpected
8 Slippery Ground
9 Old Question
10 Coming to an Understanding
11 WCTU
12 Deed for Will
13 Wisdom of This World
14 Troublesome 'Young Person'
15 'All Come'
16 On Mount & in Valley
17 Plain Understanding
18 Stormy Weather
19 Waiting
20 Belated Work
21 Transformation
22 Days of Privilege
23 'O, Mamma Good By'
24 'Next Most'
25 Waiting Worker
26 Under Guidance
27 At Home.
25 4 Mothers at Chautauqua
By Pansy, Isabella Alden
1841 - 1930 89
121,750W 487 8:06:30 222M
1 Where Are Girls
2 Let Us Go
3 Another Mother
4 On Threshold
5 Unexpected
6 In Spite of Things
7 Possibilities
8 Climax
9 Problem
10 Problem Solved
11 Clothes & Perplexities
12 Some Settled Things
13 Forced into Argument
14 Puzzling Questions
15 Almost
16 Storm
17 Common
18 Dilemmas
19 We'll Do It Together
20 Sing Paeans Over Past
21 Maiden Efforts
22 New Departures
23 Where 2 or 3
24 Links in Chain
25 Conflicts with 'Moral Flabbiness'
26 I Have Something to Tell You
27 Memorials
28 'Sing Song of Years'.

 
26 Interrupted
By Pansy, Isabella Alden 1841 - 1930
120,500W 482 8:01:08 220M
1 Reaching Into Tomorrow
2 Why
3 Out In World
4 An Open Door
5 Trying to Endure
6 Lifted Up
7 'Our Church'
8 Making Opportunities
9 Outside Circle
10 An Open Door
11 'Fantastic'
12 Logic & Labor
13 Innovations
14 Blind
15 Starting for Home
16 Lost Friends
17 Spreading Nets
18 Bud in Search of Comfort
19 Comforted
20 Bud as Teacher
21 One of Victims
22 New Lines of Work
23 Unpalatable Truths
24 Recognition
25 Danger Seen & Unseen
26 Escaped Victim
27 Summer's Story
28 Family Secret.
27 Ester Namesake
By Pansy, Isabella Alden 1841 - 1930
119,250W 477 7:56:18 218M
1 What's In Name
2 Sacrifice
3 Thorns
4 Joram Pratt
5 Rebel
6 Victors
7 Scruples
8 Models
9 Harmony & Discord
10 Words
11 On Trail
12 Cross Trail
13 Melindy's Bed
14 Melindy
15 Theory & Practice
16 Deliberately & Forever
17 Discipline
18 Love
19 Wouldn't You
20 Home
21 Household Questionings
22 Why She Quit
23 Surprise
24 Homeward Bound
25 Woman of Her Word
26 Nest Egg
27 Children of One Father
28 Eminently Sensible Person
29 Same Person
30 Something Portentous Was About to Happen.
28 Ester Ried Yet Speaking
By Pansy, Isabella Alden 1841 - 1930
119,000W 476 7:55:45 217M
1 It May Be that She Is Working Still
2 What Did It All Amount To, Anyhow
3 Anything Uncommon About Me
4 I Don't Blame Them
5 Christian Home
6 Satan He Has 'Em All Week
7 What Little Schemer It Is
8 What Would You Do Dear
9 Tremendous Facts He Said
10 & She Always Tried
11 I Have But To Try Again
12 I Want Them To Get Used To Parlors
13 Let Us Be Fashionable
14 Something's Happened
15 What Made Her Different
16 Here Was His Opportunity
17 I Wonder What They're All After
18 Yourn's Way
19 We Have Begun Backwards
20 Oh, What Nice Thought
21 Had His Experiment Been Too Severe
22 Some People Are Hard To Warn
23 Part Of Great Well To Do World
24 For You Don't Know What May Come
25 What Do You Hope To Accomplish
26 'O Lord Take Dirk Too
27 An Awful Problem
28 May She Go With Me
29 What If I Belonged
30 It Is No Made Up Affair
31 Their Works Do Follow Them.
29 Ruth Erskines Son
By Pansy, Isabella Alden 1841 - 1930
117,750W 471 7:51:01 215M
1 Whims
2 'Never Mind, Momie'
3 Mamie Parker
4 Would She 'Do'
5 Old Cat
6 Ideal conditions
7 'Mothers Are Queer'
8 Spoiled Mother
9 Sentiment & Sacrifices
10 'Sentimental' People
11 'Plans for Purpose'
12 Accident or Design
13 Was Irene Right
14 General Manager
15 Looking Backward
16 For Maybelle's Sake
17 Built on Sand
18 Justice or Mercy
19 Alone
20 They Hated Mystery
21 'A Study'
22 Loyal Heart
23 Puzzling Questions
24 Ally
25 Crisis
26 Strange Change
27 Retrograde Movement
28 'Something Had Happened'
29 Renunciation
30 'Two, & Two, 7 Two'.
30 1873 Wise & Otherwise
By Pansy, Isabella Alden 1841 - 1930
116,750W 467 7:47:03 213M
1 I have given thee wise & understanding heart
2 & who knoweth wether he shalll be wise man or fool
3 Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools
4 Neither make thyself overwise. Why shouldest thou destroy thyself
5 tongue of wise useth knowledge aright
6 heart of wise teacheth his mouth
7 For all this I considered in my heart even to declare all this, that righteaous, & wise, & their works, are in hand of go
8 They are wise to do evil, but to do good they have no knowledge' 'but god hath chosen foolish things of world to confound wise
9 Be that winneth souls is wise
10 In mouth of foolish in red of pride, but lips of wise shall preserve them
11 See, then, that ye walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise
12 There is treasure to be desired & oil in dwelling of wise, but foolish man spendeth it up
13 'Oh that threy were wise, that they understood this
14 These things also belong to wise
15 I would have you wise unto that which is good
16 He giveth wisdom unto wise
17 How do ye say, we are wise, & law of Lord is with me
18 For by wise counsel thou shalt make thy war
19 Great men are not always wise
20 testimony of Lord is sure, making wise simple
21 way of fool is right in his own eyes, but he that harkeneth unto counsel is wise
22 Ye are wise in Christ
23 Where is wise. Hath not God made foolish wisdom of this world
24 If thou be wise, thou shalt be wise for thyself
25 heart of wise is in house of mourning
26 For vain man would be wise
27 wise in heart will receive commandments
28 thou shalt speak unto all that are wise hearted
29 king's favor is toward wise servant
30 For vain man would be wise
31 For all this I considered in my heart, even to declare all this, that righteous, & wise, & their works, are in hand of God.
31 Julia Ried
By Pansy, Isabella Alden 1841 - 1930
111,750W 447 7:26:48 204M
1 Find My Sphere
2 Meet Social Question
3 Become Sub Sexton
4 Work Is Done for Eternity
5 Meet Other Side of Question
6 Troubled Sunday
7 Discover Christian Duty
8 Have Religious Conversation
9 We make Calls & Comments
10 My Head Gets Ahead of My Heart
11 find Slippery Path
12 Follow False Light
13 Am Stung with Truth
14 discussed Difference Between White & Black
15 Have but One Voice
16 Tread Among Shadows
17 Blind Led Blind
18 Conflicting Forces
19 Some Searching Questions
20 Class Is Not Considered
21 Comfort of Mourning Is Discussed
22 Prove Truth of Old Adage
23 Much Joy & Some Work
24 Feel My Destiny Approaching
25 looked for One Scene & Found Another
26 He Led Us in Path that We Did Not Know.
32 Ester Ried
By Pansy, Isabella Alden 1841 - 1930
109,250W 437 7:16:31 199M
1 Ester's Home
2 What Sadie Thought
3 Florence Vane
4 Sunday Lesson
5 Poor Little Fish
6 Something Happens
7 Journeying
8 Journey's End
9 Cousin Abbie
10 Estern's Minister
11 New Boarder
12 Three People
13 Strange Christian
14 Little Card
15 What Is Difference
16 Victory
17 Stepping Between
18 Light Out of Darkness
19 Sundries
20 Home
21 Tested
22 Little Plum Pies
23 Crosses
24 God's Way
25 Sadie Surrounded
26 Confusion, Cross Bearing, Consequence
27 Time to Sleep
28 At Last.
33 1887 Divers Women
By Pansy, Isabella Alden 1841 - 1930
85,750W 343 5:42:42 156M
1 Sunday Fractures Chap 1
2 New Nerves
3 Where He Spent Christmas
4 Vida 1
5 How Woman Was Converted to Missions
6 Mrs. Lewis' Book P1 Book
7 Buckwheat Cakes
8 Faith & Gasoline
9 Benjamin's Wife
34 Kings Daughter
By Pansy, Isabella Alden 1841 - 1930
85,250W 341 5:40:43 155M
1 Dell's Return Home
2 Young Mistress
3 Letter & Visitor
4 Signing Pledge
5 Temperance Meeting
6 Drunkard's Home
7 Infant Class
8 Finding Recruits for Temperance Army
9 Tea Party
10 Dell's Visitors
11 How to Teach Reckless Boys
12 Temperance Dialogue
13 Stange Scene in Bar Room
14 Trip to Boston
15 Review
16 Principle or Expediency
17 Little Mamie's Death
18 Signing Pledge 2nd Time
19 Wedding & Wine
20 Sad Funeral
21 Jim Forbes' Speech
22 Fire
23 Doctors & their Patient
24 Strange Wedding.
35 1889-1912 Essays
By Voltairine de Cleyre 1866-1912
187,000W 748 12:27:30 342M
1 dominant idea
2 Anarchism
3 Anarchism & American traditions
4 Anarchism in Literature
5 Making of an Anarchist
6 1887 11th of Novenber
7 Crime & Punishment 1
9 Defense of Emma Goldman
10 Direct Action
11 Paris Commune
12 Mexican Revolution
13 Thomas Paine
14 Dyer D Lum
15 Fransisco Ferrer
16 Modern Educational Reform
17 Sex Slavery
18 Literature Mirror of Man
19 Drama of 19th Century
20 They who marry do I'll
21 Economioc Tendancy of Freethought.
36 1889-1910 Selected Letters Sketches Stories
By Voltairine de Cleyre 1866-1912
31,250W 125 2:04:25 57M
1 Rocket of Iron
2 Chain Gang
3 Heart of Angiolilo
4 Reward of Apostate
5 At End of Alley
6 Alone
7 To strive & fail
8 sorrows of body
9 Triumph of Youth
10 Old Shoemaker
11 Where White Rose Died
12 Lance for Anarchy
13 Letter to Senator Hawly
14 philosohy of selfishness & metaphysical ethics.
37 Road Builders 24:19.
38/38 Haymarket Speeches 1:30:56.
39 1868 Holidays at Roselands
Martha Finley 1828-1909
133,250W 533 8:52:34 243M 26 Pts
1 Mohawk Valley
by W. Max REID 1839 - 1911
183,250W 733 12:12:15
1 Mythical City of Norumbega
2 Mohawks
3 Journal of Arent Van Curler
4 Schonowe or Schenectady
5 Immigration & Settlement of th Palatines
6 Queen Anne's Chapel
7 Count Frontenac & Mohawk Valley
8 Sir William Johnson
9 Guy Park & Fort Johnson
10 In Old Town of Amsterdam
11 Last Battle Between Mohawks & Mohicans. Famous Butler Mansion
12 Johnstown, New York
13 Some Accounts of Notorious Butler Family
14 Legend of Mrs. Ross
15 Joseph Brant of Romance & of Fact
16 Incidents Relating to Early History of Amsterdam & Mohawk Valley
17 Canagera, One of Mohawks' Castles
18 Early Industries
19 Old Indian Names & Sites - Legend of Little Falls
20 Canajoharie - Hills of Florida
21 Oriskany.
2 1915 Lake of Sky Lake Tahoe in High Sierras of California & Nevada, its History, Indians, Discovery by Frémont, Legendary Lore, Various Namings, ... Full Account of Tahoe National
by James, George Wharton
131,045W 525 8:45
1 Why "the Lake of Sky"?
2 Frémont & Discovery of Lake Tahoe
3 Indians of Lake Tahoe
4 Indian Legends of Tahoe Region
5 Various Names of Lake Tahoe
6 John Le Conte's Physical Studies of Lake Tahoe
7 How Lake Tahoe Was Formed
8 Glacial History of Lake Tahoe
9 Lesser Lakes of Tahoe Region How They Were Formed
10 Donner Lake & Its Tragic History
11 Lake Tahoe & Truckee River
12 By Rail to Lake Tahoe
13 Wishbone Automobile Route to & Around Lake Tahoe
14 Tahoe Tavern
15 Trail Trips in Tahoe Region
16 To Watson's Peak & Lake
17 To Squaw Valley, Granite Chief Peak, 5 Lakes & Deer Park Springs
18 To Ellis Peak
19 Camping Out Trips in Tahoe Region
20 To Hell Hole & Rubicon River
21 Historic Tahoe Towns
22 By Steamer Around Lake Tahoe
23 Deer Park Springs
24 Rubicon Springs
25 Emerald Bay & Camp
26 Al-Tahoe
27 Glen Alpine Springs
28 Fallen Leaf Lake & Its Resorts
29 Lakeside Park
30 Glenbrook & Marlette Lake
31 Carnelian Bay & Tahoe Country Club
32 Fishing in Lakes of Tahoe Region
33 Hunting at Lake Tahoe
34 Flowers of Tahoe Region
35 Chaparral of Tahoe Region
36 How to Distinguish Trees of Tahoe Region
37 Birds & Animals of Tahoe Region
38 Squaw Valley Mining Excitement
39 Frémont Howitzer & Lake Tahoe
40 Mount Rose Observatory
41 Lake Tahoe in Winter
42 Lake Tahoe as Summer Residence
43 Tahoe National Forest
44 Public Use of Waters of Lake Tahoe
45 APPENDIX
1 Mark Twain at Lake Tahoe
2 Mark Twain & Forest Rangers
3 Thomas Starr King at Lake Tahoe
4 Joseph LeConte at Lake Tahoe

5 John Vance Cheney at Lake Tahoe
6 Resorts of Lake Tahoe.
3 1914 Old Rail Fence Corners A. B. C's. of Minnesota History
by Lucy Leavenworth Wilder Morris
119,226W 477 7:57
1 OLD TRAILS
2 ANTHONY WAYNE
3 COLONIAL
4 REBECCA PRESCOTT SHERMAN
5 MINNEAPOLIS
6 WENONAH
7 KEEWAYDIN
8 ROCHESTER
9 MONUMENT
10 CHARTER OAK
11 JOSIAH EDSON
12 GREYSOLON DU LHUT
13 CAPTAIN RICHARD SOMERS
14 NATHAN HALE
15 DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY
16 ST. PAUL.
4 Spell of Hawaiian Islands & Philippines
by Isabel ANDERSON 1876 - 1948
115,750W 463 7:43:01
1 Hawaii
1 Bright Land
2 Myths & Meles
3 5 Kamehamehas
4 Servant & Soil
5 In & Out
2 Philippines
1 Manila as We Found It
2 Philippines of Past
3 Insurrection
4 Following Flag
5 Healing Nation
6 Dog-Eaters Philippines Others
7 Among Head-Hunters
8 Inspecting with Secretary of War
9 Moros
10 Journey's End.
5 History of New Brunswick
by Peter FISHER 1782 - 1848
111,500W 446 7:25:09
1 General Description
2 Climate & Produce
3 Principal Rivers & Towns
4 County Descriptions
5 Education, Trade, Revenue, Population, Militia
6 Population Census by County & Parish in 1824
7 Militia, Indian Miscellany
8 Advertisement
9 Narrative
10 Remarks
11 Some Notes Regarding Peter Fisher.
6 Historic Waterways
by Reuben Gold THWAITES 1853 - 1913
92,250W 369 6:08:48
1 Table of Distances
1 Rock River (of Green Bay)
1 Winding Yahara
2 Barbed-Wire Fences
3 Barbed-Wire Fences
4 An Illinois Prairie Home
5 Half-Way House
6 Grand Detour Folks
7 An Ancient Mariner
8 Storm-Bound at Erie
9 Last Day Out
10 1ST LETTER. Smith's Island
11 2ND LETTER. From Packwaukee to Berlin
12 3RD LETTER. Mascoutins
13 4RTH LETTER. Land of Winnebagoes
14 5TH LETTER. Locked Through
15 6TH LETTER. Bay Settlement
2 Wisconsin River
1 Alone in Wilderness
2 Last of Sacs
3 Panoramic View
4 Floating Through Fairyland.

 
7 1903 History of Puerto Rico From Spanish Discovery to American Occupation by Van Middeldyk, R. A. (Rudolph Adams) 79,856W 320 5:20
1 Historical
2 People & their Institute.

 
8 1908 History of California
by Bandini, Helen Elliott
73,593W 295 4:55
1 Land & Name
2 Story of Indians
3 "Secret of Strait"
4 Cross of Santa Fe
5 Pastoral Days
6 Footsteps of Stranger
7 At Touch of King Midas
8 Great Stampede
9 Birth of Golden Baby
10 Signal Gun & Steel Trail
11 That Which Followed After
12 "The Groves Were God's First Temples"
13 To All that Sow Time of Harvest Should be Given
14 Golden Apples of Hesperides
15 California's Other Contributions to World's Bill of Fare
16 Hidden Treasures of Mother Earth
17 From La Escuela of Spanish California to Schools of 20th Century
18 Statistics.
9 Story of Manhattan
by Charles HEMSTREET 1866 - ?
56,250W 225 3:44:20
1 Adventures of Henry Hudson
2 First Traders on Island
3 Peter Minuit, 1st of Dutch Governors
4 Walter Van Twiller, 2nd of Dutch Governors
5 William Kieft & War with Indians
6 Peter Stuyvesant, Last of Dutch Governors
7 New York Under English & Dutch
8 Something About Bolting Act
9 Stirring Times of Jacob Leisler
10 Sad End of Jacob Leisler
11 Governor Fletcher & Privateers
12 Containing True Life of Captain Kidd
13 Lord Cornbury makes Himself very Unpopular
14 Lord Lovelace & Robert Hunter
15 Governor Burnet & French Traders
16 Trial of Zenger, Printer
17 Concerning Negro Plot
18 Tragic Death of Sir Danvers Osborne
19 Beginning of Discontent
20 Story of Stamp Act
21 Beginning of Revolution
22 Fighting Tax on Tea
23 Sons of Liberty at Turtle Bay
24 War of Revolution
25 Battle on Long Island
26 British Occupy New York
27 Battle of Harlem Heights
28 British Fail to Sweep Everything Before Them
29 New York Prison House
30 After War
31 1st President of US
32 Welcome to George Washington
33 Concerning Tammany Society & Burr's Bank
34 More about Hamilton & Burr
35 Robert Fulton Builds Steam-Boat
36 City Plan
37 Story of Erie Canal
38 Building of Croton Aqueduct
39 Professor Morse & Telegraph
40 Greater New York
41 Table of Events.
10 Description of New England
By Captain John SMITH (1580 - 1631)
36,750W 147 2:26:42
11 Starved Rock: Historical Sketch
by Eaton G. OSMAN 1853 - 1929
66,500W 266 2:25:21
1 Discoverers / Discovery
2 Fate of Explorers/LaSalle
3 LaSalle's Career/Tonty
4 Starved Rock Fortified/Kismet
5 LaSalle's Successors/The Missions
6 1700s Drama & Starved Rock
7 Last of Illinois
8 Sequel
9 Modern Starved Rock
10 Historians/Novelist
11 Relics.

 
12 1908 Short History of Pittsburgh 1758-1908
 by Church, Samuel Harden
27,451W 110 1:50
1 HISTORICAL
2 INDUSTRIAL
3 INTELLECTUAL.
13 My Southern Home or, South & Its People
by William Wells BROWN 1814 - 84
109,500W 438 7:17:44
14 Recollections of Life in Ohio, from 1813-1840
by William Cooper HOWELLS 1807 - 1894
98,750W 395 6:34:49
1 Emigration to America: Down Ohio by Keelboat
2 Woolen Mill: Sketch of Quaker Usages & Customs
3 Scanty Schooling: Religious Enthusiast
4 Log Cabin: Pigs in Woods
5 Early Steamboats: Rafts on River
6 Camp-Meeting in Rain: Night Grammar School
7 Washing of Blue Feet: Hewn-Log Farmhouses
8 Tobacco Raising: Ohio Canal & Work on it
9 Author Opens Grammar School: How Singing was Taught
10 6 Cents Fine & Five Minutes in Prison: Author Starts Magazine
11 Public Executions: Slaveholders' Panic in Wheeling
12 Opposition to Mexican War: Declining Years.

15 1905 Arizona Sketches
by Joseph Munk 1847-1927
62,750W 251 4:10:41 114M
1 Romantic Land
2 My First Visit to Arizona
3 Open Range
4 Ranch Life
5 Round Up
6 Ranch Happenings
7 Model Ranch
8 Some Desert Plants
9 Hookers Hot Springs
10 Canyon Echos
11 Metiorite Mountain
12 Cliff Dwellers
13 Mogui Indians
14 Fine Climate.
16 1890 Goldsmiths Friend Abroad Again
by Mark Twain 1835-1910
9,500W 38 37:29 17M
17 Mystery of Pinckney Draught
by Charles C. NOTT 1827 - 1916
111,000W 444 7:23:10
1 Statement of Case
2 Draught in State Department
3 Issue of Fraud
4 Madison as Witness
5 Madison as an Advocate
6 Position Taken by Madison
7 Plagiarisms
8 Improbabilities
9 Observations
10 Silence of Madison
11 Wilson & Randolph Draughts
12 Committee's Use of Draught
13 What Became of Draught
14 What Pinckney Did for Constitution
15 Conclusions on Whole Case
16 Of Pinckney Personally
17 Mr. Charles Pinckney's Draught of Federal Government
18 Draught of Committee of Detail.
18 1900 Reign of Law: Tale of Kentucky Hemp Fields
by James Lane Allen
68,081W 272 4:32.
19 1921 History of Kentucky Derby, 1875-1921
by O'Connor, John Lawrence
47,143W 189 3:09
1 1875 - 1920 1ST to 46th DERBY.
 
7 1903 History of Puerto Rico From Spanish Discovery to American Occupation by Van Middeldyk, R. A. (Rudolph Adams) 79,856W 320 5:20 M
1 HISTORICAL
1 1493 DEPARTURE
2 1493 DISCOVERY
3 1500 - 11 PONCE & CERON
4 1510 1ST DISTRIBUTION OF INDIANS "REPARTIMIENTOS"
5 1511 REBELLION
6 1511 REBELLION
7 1511 - 15 NUMBER OF ABORIGINAL INHABITANTS & 2ND DISTRIBUTION OF INDIANS
8 1511 - 5 LAWS & ORDINANCES
9 1511 - 5 RETURN OF CERON & DIAZ PONCE'S FIRST EXPEDITION TO FLORIDA
10 1515 - 20 DISSENSIONS TRANSFER OF CAPITAL
11 1520 - 37 CALAMITIES PONCE'S SECOND EXPEDITION TO FLORIDA & DEATH
12 1520 - 82 INCURSIONS OF FUGITIVE BORIQUÉN INDIANS & CARIBS
13 1515 - 34 DEPOPULATION OF ISLAND PREVENTIVE MEASURES INTRODUCTION OF NEGRO SLAVES
14 1520 - 56 ATTACKS BY FRENCH PRIVATEERS CAUSE OF WAR WITH FRANCE CHARLES 5 RUIN OF ISLAND
15 1534 - 55 SEDESO CHANGES IN SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT
1 HISTORICAL
16 1555 - 1641 DEFENSELESS CONDITION OF ISLAND CONSTRUCTION OF FORTIFICATIONS & CIRCUMVALLATION OF SAN JUAN
17 1595 DRAKE'S ATTACK ON SAN JUAN
18 OCCUPATION & EVACUATION OF SAN JUAN BY LORD GEORGE CUMBERLAND CONDITION OF ISLAND AT END 1590s
19 1625 ATTACK ON SAN JUAN BY HOLLANDERS UNDER BOWDOIN
20 1625 - 1780 DECLINE OF SPAIN'S POWER BUCCANEERS & FILIBUSTERS
21 1678 - 1797 BRITISH ATTACKS ON PUERTO RICO SIEGE OF SAN JUAN BY SIR RALPH ABERCROMBIE
22 INVASIONS BY COLOMBIAN INSURGENTS 1797-1829
23 1765 - 1820 REVIEW OF SOCIAL CONDITIONS IN PUERTO RICO & POLITICAL EVENTS IN SPAIN FROM
24 1815 - 33 GENERAL CONDITION OF ISLAND FROM
25 1833 - 74 POLITICAL EVENTS IN SPAIN & THEIR INFLUENCE ON AFFAIRS IN PUERTO RICO
26 1874 - 98 GENERAL CONDITIONS OF ISLAND, DAWN OF FREEDOM
2 PEOPLE & THEIR INSTITUTE
1 SITUATION & GENERAL APPEARANCE OF PUERTO RICO
2 ORIGIN, CHARACTER, & CUSTOMS OF PRIMITIVE INHABITANTS OF BORIQUÉN
3 "JÍBARO" OR PUERTO RICAN PEASANT
4 ORIGIN & CHARACTER OF MODERN INHABITANTS OF PUERTO RICO
5 NEGRO SLAVERY IN PUERTO RICO
6 INCREASE OF POPULATION
7 AGRICULTURE IN PUERTO RICO
8 COMMERCE & FINANCES
9 EDUCATION IN PUERTO RICO
10 LIBRARIES & PRESS
11 REGULAR & SECULAR CLERGY
12 1520 - 1813 INQUISITION
13 GROWTH OF CITIES
14 1509 - 36 AURIFEROUS STREAMS & GOLD PRODUCED FROM
15 1515 - 1899 WEST INDIAN HURRICANES IN PUERTO RICO FROM
16 CARIBS.
   
1 1919 History of American Negro
by William Allison Sweeney 1851-1921
164,500W 658 10:57:12 150M
1 SPIRITUAL EMANCIPATION OF NATIONS
2 HANDWRITING ON WALL
3 MILITARISM & AUTOCRACY DOOMED
4 Awakening of America
5 Huns Sweeping Westward
6 Hour & Man
7 Negroes Respond to Call
8 Recrudescence of South's Intolerance 9 Previous Wars in Which Negro Figured
9 From Lexington to Carrizal
10 Hour of His Nation's Peril
11 Negro Slackers & Pacifists Unknown
12 Roster of Negro Officers
13 Across Dividing Seas
14 Over There
15 THROUGH HELL & SUFFERING
16 NARRATIVE OF AN OFFICER
17 BLOOD OF BLACK & WHITE IN ONE RIVULET
18 COMRADES ON MARCH, BROTHERS IN SLEEP OF DEATH
19 MID SHOT & SHELL
20 LONG, LONG TRAIL
21 Glory That Wont Come Off
22 Nor Storied Urn, Nor Mounting Shaft
23 Those Who Never Will Return
24 Quiet Heroes of Brawny Arm
25 Unselfish Workers in Vineyard
26 Negro in Army Personnel
27 Knockout Blow
28 Homecoming Heroes
29 Reconstruction & Negro
30 Other Fellow's Burden
31 Interpolation
32 New Negro & New America.
2 1883 History of Negro Race in America from 1619 to 1880. Vol. 1, 2 Negroes as Slaves, as Soldiers, & as Citizensby Williams, George Washington 9,190W 37 37Min.
3 1916 - 22 Journal of Negro History, Volume 1-7, January by Various 1,240,532W 4,963 82:43.
4 1901 Up From Slavery
by Washington 1856-1915
119,750W 479 7:58:20 219M
1 Slave Among Slaves
2 Boyhood Days
3 Struggle for Eductation
4 Helping Others
5 Reconstruction Period
6 Black Race & Red Race
7 Early Days at Tuskagee
8 Teaching School at Stable & Hen House
9 Anxious Days & Sleepless Nights
10 Harder Task than making Bricks without Straw
11 Making their Beds Before they could lie on Them
12 Raising Money
13 2K Miles for 5 Minute Speech
14 Atlanta Exposition Address
15 Secret of Success in Public Speaking
16 Europe
17 Last Words.
5 Three Years In Europe
by William Wells BROWN
1814 - 1884
114,500W 458 7:37:18.
6/65 1892 Life and Times of Frederick Douglass 422 23:04:35.

 
7 Wife of His Youth & Other Stories of Color Line
by Charles Waddell CHESNUTT 1858 - 1932
99,250W 397 6:36:25
1 Wife of His Youth
2 Her Virginia Mammy
3 Sheriff's Children
4 Matter of Principle
5 Cicely's Dream
6 Passing of Grandison
7 Uncle Wellington's Wives
8 Bouquet
9 Web of Circumstance.
8 1936 Slave Narratives: Folk History of Slavery in United States From Interviews with Former Slaves V14
by United States. Work Projects Administration
95,441W 382 6:22
1 Florida
2 Arkansas
3 Georgia
4 Indiana
5 Kentucky
6 Maryland
7 Mississippi
8 Missouri
9 North Carolina
10 South Carolina
11 Oklahoma
12 Tennessee
13 Texas
14 Virginia.
9 Narrative of Life & Adventures of Henry Bibb, an American Slave
by Henry BIBB 1815 - 1854
90,000W 320 5:19:22.
10 Thirty Years Slave
by Louis HUGHES 1832 - 1913
295 4:54:22
11 Narrative of Sojourner Truth
by Olive GILBERT 1801 - 1884 & Sojourner TRUTH 1797 - 1883
66,000W 264 4:23:34
1 HER BIRTH & PARENTAGE
2 ACCOMMODATIONS
3 HER BROTHERS & SISTERS
4 HER RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION
5 AUCTION
6 DEATH OF MAU-MAU BETT
7 LAST DAYS OF BOMEFREE
8 DEATH OF BOMEFREE
9 COMMENCEMENT OF ISABELLA'S TRIALS IN LIFE
10 TRIALS CONTINUED
11 HER STANDING WITH HER NEW MASTER & MISTRESS
12 ISABELLA'S MARRIAGE
13 ISABELLA AS MOTHER
14 SLAVEHOLDER'S PROMISES
15 HER ESCAPE
16 ILLEGAL SALE OF HER SON
17 IT IS OFTEN DARKEST JUST BEFORE DAWN
18 DEATH OF MRS. ELIZA FOWLER
19 ISABELLA'S RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE
20 NEW TRIALS
21 FINDING BROTHER & SISTER
22 GLEANINGS
23 MATTHIAS DELUSION
24 FASTING
25 CAUSE OF HER LEAVING CITY
26 CONSEQUENCES OF REFUSING TRAVELLER NIGHT'S LODGING
27 SOME OF HER VIEWS & REASONINGS
28 2ND ADVENT DOCTRINES
29 ANOTHER CAMP-MEETING
30 LAST INTERVIEW WITH HER MASTER
31 CERTIFICATES OF CHARACTER.
12 1845 Frederick Douglass Narrative 1818-95
61,000W 244 4:03:22 111M
13/72 1893 Collected Articles of Frederick Douglass 45 48:09.
14 1831 History of Mary Prince West Indian Slave
by Prince, Mary
30,687W 123 2:03
15 1859 Narrative of Life of Reverend Davis
24,500W 98 1:27:43 40.1M
1 Object of Writer
2 Early Life in Virginia, Example of Pius Parents
3 Shoemaking, Housework, Negro Can't be Trusted, learning how to Write & Cypher
4 Religious Experience Conviction & Conversion
5 Marraige, License to Preach, Purchase of Freedom, Call to Baltimore
6 Experience in Baltimore, Education, Purchase of Wife & 2 Children, Great Distress of Mind, General Assistence, Church Matters
7 New Movement in Baltimore, Erection of Meeting House for Baptist Church, Heavy Indeptedness, Account of Enterprise
8 Account of Visit ot Northern Cities, True Friends
9 Conclusion, Object of this Book, Sermon.
16 1849 Life of Josiah Henson: Formerly a Slave, Now an Inhabitant of Canada 94.
17/76 1851 Bible Defence of Slavery By Josiah PRIEST 1,260 20:59:35.
18 1856 Fugitive Slave Law & Its Victims Anti-Slavery Tracts No. 18
by American Anti-Slavery Society
26,090W 105 1:45
19 1755 Trial & Execution, for Petit Treason, of Mark & Phillis, Slaves of Capt. John Codman Who Murdered Their Master at Charlestown, Mass., in 1755: ... Punishments
by Burning in Massachusetts by Abner Cheney Goodell
20,301W 81 1:21.
20 1892 Southern Horrors Lynch Law in All Its Phases
by Ida B. Wells-Barnett
12,870W 52 :52
1 HON. FRED. DOUGLASS'S LETTER
2 OFFENSE
3 BLACK & WHITE OF IT
4 NEW CRY
5 MALICIOUS & UNTRUTHFUL WHITE PRESS
6 SOUTH'S POSITION
7 SELF-HELP.
21 1850 Fugitive Slave Law Religious Duty of Obedience to Law : Sermon by Ichabod S. Spencer Preached In Second Presbyterian Church In Brooklyn, Nov. 24, 1850
by Ichabod S. (Ichabod Smith) Spencer
11,009W 44 :44
22 1941 Slave Narratives: Folk History of Slavery in United States From Interviews with Former Slaves Administrative Files Selected Records Bearing on History of Slave Narratives
by Work Projects Administration
9,395W 38 :38
1 ALABAMA
2 ARKANSAS
3 FLORIDA
4 GEORGIA
5 INDIANA
6 KANSAS
7 KENTUCKY
8 MARYLAND
9 MISSISSIPPI
10 MISSOURI
11 NORTH CAROLINA
12 OHIO
13 OKLAHOMA
14 SOUTH CAROLINA
15 TENNESSEE
16 TEXAS
17 VIRGINIA.
23 1860 Speech of John Hossack, Convicted of Violation of Fugitive Slave Law Before Judge Drummond, Of United States District Court, Chicago, Ill.
by John Hossack
7,337W 29 :29
24 Freedmen's Book By Lydia Maria CHILD 1802 - 80 141,750W 567 9:26:11.
25 1903 Souls of Black Folk
by Du Bois 1868-1963
120,000W 480 7:59:18 219M
1 Forethought & Chapter One of our Spiritual Strivings
2 Dawn of Freedom
3 Booker T Washington & Others
4 Meaning of Progress
5 Wings of Atalanta
6 Training of Black Men
7 Black Belt
8 Quest of Golden Fleece
9 Sons of Master & Man
10 Faith of Fathers
11 Passing of 1st Born
12 Alexander Crummell
13 Coming of John
14 Sorrow Songs & Afterthought.
26 Black Experience in America, 18th-20th Century, Vol. 1
By VARIOUS
87,750W 351 05:50:16
1 Ex-slave James Bolton by US Work Projects Administration
2 Death of Charles by Ida B. Wells-Barnett
3 50 Years by James Weldon Johnson
4 Personal Liberty Laws by Marion Gleason McDougall
5 Reporting by Henry Ossian Flipper
6 Ku Klux Klan by Eyre Damer
7 Your Negro Neighbor by Benjamin Griffith Brawley
8 Praline Woman by Alice Dunbar Nelson
9 Ex-Slave Minnie Davis by US Work Projects Administration
10 Where Negro Lives by Mary White Ovington
11 Nobody's Lookin' But De Owl & De Moon by James Weldon Johnson
12 Plea For Industrial Opportunity by Fanny Jackson Coppin
13 Sketches of Black Baptist Church by Various
14 Lawing & Jawing by Zora Neale Hurston
15 Excerpt from Future of American Negro by Booker T. Washington
16 Hot Foot Hannibal Charles by Waddell Chesnutt
17 Passing Tradition & African Civilization by Monroe Nathan Work
18 Sunday School & Church... by Daniel Webster Davis
19 Ex-Slave Pierce Cody by US Work Projects Administration
20 Here Comes Young Man Courting by Thomas Washington Talley
21 'Lazy' by James Weldon Johnson
22 Meaning of Progress by W. E. B. du Bois.
27 An Address to Free Colored Americans
by AN ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION OF AMERICAN WOMEN 1837 - 1837
22,750W 91 1:30:56
28 An Essay On Niggers & Squirrels
by Marcus McGee
8,500W 34 :34
29 1940 Colored Cadet at West Point
By Henry Ossian FLIPPER (1856 - 1940)
158,250W 633 10:32:43
30 1869 Army Life in Black Regiment
by Thomas Wentworth Higginson 1823-1911
130,000W 520 8:40:01 238M
1 Camp Diary
2 Up Saint Maries
3 Up Saint Johns
4 Out on Picket
5 night in water
6 Up Edisto
7 Baby of Regiment
8 Negro Spirituals
9 Life at Camp Shaw
10 Florida Again
11 Negro as Soldier.
31 1899 History of Negro Soldiers in Spanish-American War, & Other Items of Interest by Johnson, Edward A.(Edward Austin) 45,242W 181 3:01.
       
2 1883 History of Negro Race in America from 1619 to 1880. Volumes 1 & 2: Negroes as Slaves, as Soldiers, & as Citizens by Williams, George Washington 9,190W 37 37Min
1 Part 1
1 PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
Unity of Mankind
1 Biblical Argument One Race & One Language One Blood Curse of Canaan
2 NEGRO IN LIGHT OF PHILOLOGY, ETHNOLOGY, & EGYPTOLOGY
1 Cushim & Ethiopia
2 Ethiopians, White & Black
3 Negro Characteristics
4 Dark Continent
5 Antiquity of Negro
6 Indisputable Evidence
7 Military & Social Condition of Negroes
8 Cause of Color
9 Term "Ethiopian"
3 PRIMITIVE NEGRO CIVILIZATION
1 Ancient & High Degree of Negro Civilization
2 Egypt, Greece, & Rome borrow from Negro Civilization that made them Great
3 Cause of Decline & Fall of Negro Civilization
4 Confounding Terms "Negro" & "African"
4 NEGRO KINGDOMS OF AFRICA
1 BENIN
1 Its Location
2 Its Discovery by Portuguese
3 Introduction of Catholic Religion
4 King as Missionary
5 His Fidelity to Church purchased by White Wife
6 Decline of Religion
7 Introduction of Slavery
8 Suppression of Trade by English Government
9 Restoration & Peace
2 DAHOMEY
1 Its Location
2 Origin of Kingdom
3 Meaning of Name War
4 Capture of English Governor, & his Death
5 Military Establishment
6 Women as Soldiers
7 Wars & their Objects
8 Human Sacrifices
9 King Despot His Powers
10 His Wives Polygamy
11 Kingly Succession Coronation
12 Civil & Criminal Law
13 Revenue System Its Future
3 YORUBA
1 Its Location
2 Slavery & its Abolition Growth of People of Abeokuta
3 Missionaries & Teachers from Sierra Leone
4 Prosperity & Peace attend People
5 Capacity of People for Civilization
6 Bishop Crowther His Influence
5 ASHANTEE EMPIRE
1 Location & Extent
2 Famous Kings
3 Origin of Ashantees Obscure
4 War with Denkera
5 Ashantees against Field conquer two Kingdoms, & annex them
6 Death of Osai Tutu
7 Envy of King of Dahomey
8 Invasion of Ashantee Country by King of Dahomey
9 His Defeat shared by his Allies
10 Akwasi pursues Army of Dahomey into its own Country
11 Gets Mortal Wound & suffers Humiliating Defeat,
12 King of Dahomey sends Royal Kudjoh his Congratulations
13 Kwamina deposed for attempting to introduce Mohammedanism into Kingdom
14 Ashantees conquer Mohammedans
15 Numerous Wars
16 Invasion of Fanti Country
17 Death of Sir Charles McCarthy
18 Treaty
19 Peace
6 NEGRO TYPE
1 Climate Cause
2 His Geographical Theatre
3 He is susceptible to Christianity & Civilization
7 AFRICAN IDIOSYNCRASIES
1 Patriarchal Government
2 Construction of Villages
3 Negro Architecture
4 Election of Kings
5 Coronation Ceremony
6 Succession
7 African Queens
8 Law, Civil & Criminal
9 Priests
10 Their Functions
11 Marriage
12 Warfare
13 Agriculture
14 Mechanic Arts
15 Blacksmiths
8 LANGUAGES, LITERATURE, & RELIGION
1 Structure of African Languages
2 Mpongwe, Mandingo, & Grebo
3 Poetry: Epic, Idyllic, & Miscellaneous
4 Religions & Superstitions
9 SIERRA LEONE
1 Its Discovery & Situation
2 Natural Beauty
3 Founding of Negro Colony
4 Sierra Leone Company
5 Fever & Insubordination
6 It becomes an English Province
7 Character of its Inhabitants
8 Christian Missions, etc
10 REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA
1 Its Location
2 Extent
3 Rivers & Mountains
4 History of 1st Colony
5 Noble Men who laid Foundation of Liberian Republic
6 Native Tribes
7 Translation of New Testament into Vei Language
8 Beginning & Triumph of Christian Missions to Liberia
9 History of Different Denominations on Field
10 Missionary Republic of Negroes
11 Testimony of Officers of Royal Navy as to Efficiency of Republic in suppressing Slave-Trade
12 Work of Future
11 RÉSUMÉ
1 Unity of Human Family re-affirmed
2 God gave all Races of Men Civilization
3 Antiquity of Negro beyond Dispute
4 Idolatry Cause of Degradation of African Races
5 He has always had Place in History, though Incidental
6 Negro Type caused by Degradation
7 Negro Empires an Evidence of Crude Ability for Self-Government
8 Influence of 2 Christian Governments on West Coast upon Heathen
9 Oration on Early Christianity in Africa
10 Duty of Christianity to evangelize Africa
       
2 Part 2 SLAVERY IN COLONIES
1 1619 - 1775 COLONY OF VIRGINIA
1 Introduction of 1st Slaves
2 "Treasurer" & Dutch Man-of-War
3 Correct Date
4 Number of Slaves
5 Were there 20, or 14?
6 Litigation about Possession of Slaves
7 Character of Slaves imported, & Character of Colonists
8 Race Prejudices
9 Legal Establishment of Slavery
10 Who are Slaves for Life
11 Duties on Imported Slaves
12 Political & Military Prohibitions against Negroes
13 Personal Rights
14 Criminal Laws against Slaves
15 Emancipation
16 How brought about Free Negroes
17 Their Rights
18 Moral & Religious Training
19 Population
20 Slavery firmly established
2 1628 - 1775 COLONY OF NEW YORK
1 1609 Settlement of New York by Dutch
2 1628 Negroes introduced into Colony
3 Trade in Negroes increased
4 Tobacco exchanged for Slaves & Merchandise
5 Government of Colony
6 1664 New Netherland falls into Hands of English
7 Various Changes
8 New Laws adopted
9 Legislation
10 1683 1st Representatives elected
11 1702 Queen Anne instructs Royal Governor in Regard to Importation of Slaves
12 Slavery Restrictions
13 Expedition to effect Conquest of Canada unsuccessful
14 Negro Riot
15 Suppressed by Efficient Aid of Troops
16 Fears of Colonists
17 1741 Negro Plot
18 Robbery of Hogg's House
19 Discovery of Portion of Goods
20 Arrest of Hughson, his Wife, & Irish Peggy
21 Crimination & Recrimination
22 Breaking-out of Numerous Fires
23 Arrest of Spanish Negroes
24 Trial of Hughson
25 Testimony of Mary Burton
26 Hughson hanged
27 Arrest of Many Others implicated in Plot
28 Hanging of Cæsar & Prince
29 Quack & Cuffee burned at Stake
30 Lieutenant-Governor's Proclamation
31 Many White Persons accused of being Conspirators
32 Description of Hughson's Manner of swearing those having Knowledge of Plot
33 Conviction & Hanging of Catholic Priest Ury
34 Sudden & Unexpected Termination of Trial
35 New Laws more stringent toward Slaves adopted
3 1633 - 1775 COLONY OF MASSACHUSETTS
1 Earliest Mentions of Negroes in Massachusetts
2 Pequod Indians exchanged for Negroes
3 Voyage of Slave Ship "Desire" in 1638 Fundamental Laws adopted
4 Hereditary Slavery Kidnapping Negroes Growth of Slavery in 1600s Taxation of Slaves Introduction of Indian Slaves prohibited
5 Position of Church respecting Baptism of Slaves Slave Marriage Condition of Free Negroes Phillis Wheatley African Poetess
6 Her Life Slavery recognized in England in Order to be maintained in Colonies Emancipation of Slaves
7 Legislation favoring Importation of White Servants, but prohibiting Clandestine bringing-in of Negroes
8 Judge Sewall's Attack on Slavery
9 Judge Saffin's Reply to Judge Sewall
10 Era of Prohibitory Legislation against Slavery
11 Boston instructs her Representatives to vote against Slave-Trade
12 Proclamation issued by Gov
13 1723 Dummer against Negroes
14 Persecution of Negroes
15 "Suing for Liberty"
16 Letter of Samuel Adams to John Pickering, jun, on Behalf of Negro Memorialists
4 1634 - 1775 COLONY OF MARYLAND
1 1630 Maryland under Laws of Virginia until
2 1637 - 8 1st Legislation on Slavery Question, 1663 Slavery established by Statute, Discussion of Slavery
3 1671 Act passed encouraging Importation of Negroes & White Slaves
4 Act laying Impost on Negroes & White Servants imported into Colony
5 Duties imposed on Rum & Wine
6 Treatment of Slaves & Papists
7 Convicts imported into Colony An Attempt to justify Convict-Trade Spirited Replies
8 1723, 1729, 1752 Laws
9 1728 Rights of Slaves Negro Population
10 1750 Increase of Slavery
11 No Efforts made to prevent Evils of Slavery
12 Revolution nearing
13 New Life for Negroes
5 1636 - 1775 COLONY OF DELAWARE
1 1638 Territory of Delaware settled in part by Swedes & Danes, anterior to Year
2 Duke of York transfers Territory of Delaware to William Penn
3 Penn grants Colony Privilege of Separate Government
4 Slavery introduced on Delaware as early as 1636
5 Complaint against Peter Alricks for using Oxen & Negroes belonging to Company
6 1st Legislation on Slavery Question in Colony
7 Enactment of Law for Better Regulation of Servants
8 Act restraining Manumission
6 1646 - 1775 COLONY OF CONNECTICUT
1 1631 - 6 Founding of Connecticut
2 No Reliable Data given for Introduction of Slaves
3 Negroes were first introduced by Ship during Early Years of Colony
4 "Committee for Trade & Foreign Plantations"
5 1680 Interrogating Governor as to Number of Negroes in Colony
6 1690 Legislaturepasses Law pertaining to Purchase & Treatment of Slaves & Free Persons
7 1711 Act passed by General Court in, requiring Persons manumitting Slaves to maintain them
8 1723 Regulating Social Conduct of Slaves
9 1630 Punishment of Negro, Indian, & Mulatto Slaves, for Use of Profane Language
10 1646 Lawfulness of Indian & Negro Slavery recognized by Code
11 Limited Rights of Free Negroes in Colony
12 1762 Negro Population
13 1774 Act against Importation of Slaves
7 1647 - 1775 COLONY OF RHODE ISLAND
1 1647 Colonial Government in Rhode Island
2 1652 Act passed to abolish Slavery, but was never enforced
3 Act specifying what Times Indian & Negro Slaves should not appear in Streets
4 1708 Impost-Tax on Slaves
5 Penalties imposed on Disobedient Slaves
6 Anti Slavery Sentiment in Colonies receives Little Encouragement
7 Circular Letter from Board of Trade to Governor of English Colonies, relative to Negro Slaves
8 Governor Cranston's Reply
9 List of Militia-Men, including White & black Servants
10 Another Letter from Board of Trade
11 Act preventing Clandestine Importations & Exportations of Passengers, Negroes, or Indian Slaves
12 Masters of Vessels required to report Names & Number of Passengers to Governor
13 Violation of Impost-Tax Law on Slaves punished by Severe Penalties
14 1715 Appropriation by General Assembly, from Fund derived from Impost Tax, for paving of Streets of Newport
15 1732 Act passed disposing of Money raised by Impost-Tax Impost-Law repealed
16 1728 Act relating to freeing Mulatto & Negro Slaves passed
17 1757 Act passed preventing Masters of Vessels from carrying Slaves out of Colony
18 Eve of Revolution
19 1774 Act prohibiting Importation of Negroes into Colony
20 1730 & 1774 Population of Rhode Island
8 1664 - 1775 COLONY OF NEW JERSEY
1 New Jersey passes into Hands of English
2 Political Powers conveyed to Berkeley & Carteret
3 1700s Legislation on Subject of Slavery
4 Colony divided into East & West Jersey Separate Governments
5 Act concerning Slavery by Legislature of East Jersey
6 General Apprehension respecting rising of Negro & Indian Slaves
7 East & West Jersey surrender their Rights of Government to Queen
8 Act for regulating Conduct of Slaves
9 Impost-Tax of 10 Pounds levied upon each Negro imported into Colony
10 General Court passes Law regulating Trial of Slaves
11 Negroes ruled out of Militia Establishment upon Condition
12 1738 & 1745 Population of Jerseys
9 1665 - 1775 COLONY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1 Carolinas receive 2 Different Charters from Crown of Great Britain
2 Era of Slavery Legislation
3 Law establishing Slavery
4 Slave Population of this Province regarded as Chattel Property
5 Trial of Slaves
6 Increase of Slave Population
7 Increase in Rice-Trade
8 Severe Laws regulating Private & Public Conduct of Slaves
9 Punishment of Slaves for running away
10 Life of Slaves regarded as of Little Consequence by Violent Master Class
11 Act empowering 2 Justices of Peace to investigate Treatment of Slaves
12 Act prohibiting Overworking of Slaves
13 Slave-Market at Charleston
14 Insurrection
15 Law authorizing carrying of Fire-Arms among Whites
16 Enlistment of Slaves to serve in Time of Alarm
17 Negroes admitted to Militia Service
18 Compensation to Masters for Loss of Slaves killed by Enemy or who desert
19 Few Slaves manumitted
20 1754 - 6 Little Legislation on Subject of Slavery
21 Threatening War between England & her Provincial Dependencies
22 Effect upon Public Sentiment
10 1669 - 1775 COLONY OF NORTH CAROLINA
1 Geographical Situation of North Carolina favorable to Slave-Trade
2 Locke Constitution adopted
3 William Sayle commissioned Governor
4 Legislative Career of Colony
5 Introduction of Established Church of England into Colony
6 Rights of Negroes controlled absolutely by their Masters
7 Act respecting Conspiracies
8 Wrath of Ill-natured Whites visited upon their Slaves
9 Act against Emancipation of Slaves
10 Limited Rights of Free Negroes
11 1679 - 1775 COLONY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
1 Provincial Government of Massachusetts exercises Authority over State of New Hampshire at its Organization
2 Slavery existed from Beginning
3 Governor releases Slave from Bondage
4 Instruction against Importation of Slaves
5 Several Acts regulating Conduct of Servants
6 Indifferent Treatment of Slaves
7 Importation of Indian Servants forbidden
8 Act checking Severe Treatment of Servants & Slaves
9 Slaves in Colony until Commencement of Hostilities
12 1681 - 1775 COLONY OF PENNSYLVANIA
1 Organization of Government of Pennsylvania
2 Swedes & Dutch plant Settlements on Western Bank of Delaware River
3 Governor of New York seeks to exercise Jurisdiction over Territory of Pennsylvania
4 1st Laws agreed upon in England
5 Provisions of Law
6 Memorial against
7 Slavery draughted & adopted by Germantown Friends
8 William Penn presents Bill for Better Regulation of Servants
9 Act preventing Importation of Negroes & Indians
10 Rights of Negroes
11 Duty laid upon Negroes & Mulatto Slaves
12 Quaker Friend of Negro
13 England begins to threaten her Dependencies in North America
14 People of Pennsylvania reflect upon Probable Outrages their Negroes might commit
13 1732 - 75 COLONY OF GEORGIA
1 Georgia once included in Territory of Carolina
21 3th Colony planted in North America by English Government
3 Slaves ruled out altogether by Trustees
4 Opinion of Gen
5 Oglethorpe concerning Slavery
6 Long & Bitter Discussion in Regard to Admission of Slavery into Colony
7 Slavery introduced
8 History of Slavery in Georgia
   
Part 3 NEGRO DURING REVOLUTION
1 1775 - 80 MILITARY EMPLOYMENT OF NEGROES
1 Colonial States in 1715 Ratification of Non-Importation Act by Southern Colonies
2 George Washington presents Resolutions against Slavery, in Meeting at Fairfax Court-House, Va
3 Letter written by Benjamin Franklin to Dean Woodward, pertaining to Slavery
4 Letter to Freemen of Virginia from Committee, concerning Slaves brought from Jamaica
5 Severe Treatment of Slaves in Colonies modified
6 Advertisement in "Boston Gazette" of Runaway Slave Crispus Attucks
7 Boston Massacre Its Results
8 Crispus Attucks shows his Loyalty
9 His Spirited Letter to Tory Governor of Province
10 Slaves admitted into Army
11 Condition of Continental Army
12 Spirited Debate in Continental Congress, over Draught of Letter to Gen Washington
13 Instructions to discharge all Slaves & Free Negroes in his Army
14 Minutes of Meeting held at Cambridge
15 Lord Dunmore's Proclamation
16 Prejudice in Southern Colonies
17 Negroes in Virginia flock to British Army
18 Caution to Negroes printed in Williamsburg Paper
19 Virginia Convention answers Proclamation of Lord Dunmore
20 Gen Greene, in Letter to Gen Washington, calls Attention to raising of Negro Regiment on Staten Island
21 Letter from Hessian Officer
22 Connecticut Legislature on Subject of Employment of Negroes as Soldiers
23 Gen Varnum's Letter to Gen Washington, suggesting Employment of Negroes, sent to Gov Cooke
24 Governor refers Varnum's Letter to General Assembly
25 Minority Protest against enlisting Slaves to serve in Army
26 Massachusetts tries to secure Legal Enlistments of Negro Troops
27 Letter of Thomas Kench to Council & House of Representatives, Boston, Mass
28 Negroes serve in White Organizations until Close of American Revolution
29 Negro Soldiers serve in Virginia
30 Maryland employs Negroes
31 New York passes Act providing for Raising of 2 Colored Regiments
32 War in Middle & Southern Colonies
33 Hamilton's Letter to John Jay Col
34 Laurens's Efforts to raise Negro Troops in South Carolina
35 Proclamation of Sir Henry Clinton inducing Negroes to desert Rebel Army
36 Lord Cornwallis issues Proclamation offering Protection to all Negroes seeking his Command,
37 Col Laurens is called to France on Important Business His Plan for securing Black Levies for South upon his Return His Letters to Gen
38 Washington in Regard to his Fruitless Plans
39 Capt David Humphreys recruits Company of Colored Infantry in Connecticut
40 1778 Return of Negroes in Army
2 1775 - 83 NEGROES AS SOLDIERS
1 Negro as Soldier
2 Battle of Bunker Hill Gallantry of Negro Soldiers
3 Peter Salem, Intrepid Black Soldier
4 Bunker-hill Monument
5 Negro Salem Poor distinguishes himself by Deeds of Desperate Valor
6 Capture of Gen Lee
7 Capture of Gen Prescott Battle of Rhode Island
8 Col Greene commands Negro Regiment Murder of Col Greene in 1781
9 Valor of Negro Soldiers
6 1775 - 1800 SLAVERY AS POLITICAL & LEGAL PROBLEM
1 British Colonies in North America declare their Independence
2 New Government established
3 Slavery Bane of American Civilization
4 Tory Party accept Doctrine of Property in Man
5 Doctrine of Locke Constitution in South
6 Whig Party Dominant Political Organization in Northern States
7 Slavery recognized under New Government
8 Anti Slavery Agitation in States
9 Attempted Legislation against Slavery
10 1778 Articles of Confederation Then Adoption
11 Discussion concerning Disposal of Western Territory
12 Mr Jefferson's Recommendation
13 Amendment by Mr Spaight
14 1787 Congress in New York
15 Discussion respecting Government of Western Territory
16 Convention at Philadelphia to frame Federal Constitution
17 Proceedings of Convention
18 Southern States still advocate Slavery
19 Speeches on Slavery Question by Leading Statesmen
20 1787 Constitution adopted by Convention
21 1789 1st Session of Congress under Federal Constitution held in New York
22 Introduction of Tariff-Bill
23 Attempt to amend it by inserting Clause levying Tax on Slaves brought by Water
24 Extinction of Slavery in Massachusetts
25 Change in Public Opinion of Middle & Eastern States on Subject of Slavery
26 Dr Benjamin Franklin's Address to Public for promoting Abolition of Slavery
27 Memorial to US Congress
28 1790 Congress
29 Bitter Discussion on Restriction of Slave-Trade
30 Slave-Population
31 Vermont & Kentucky admitted into Union
32 Law providing for Return of Fugitives from "Labor & Service"
33 Convention of Friends held in Philadelphia
34 Act against Foreign Slave-Trade
35 Mississippi Territory
36 Constitution of Georgia revised
37 New York passes Bill for Gradual Extinction of Slavery
38 Constitution of Kentucky revised
39 Slavery as Institution firmly established
3 1775 - 83 LEGAL STATUS OF NEGRO DURING REVOLUTION
1 Negro Chattel or Real Property
2 Legal Status during New Relation as Soldier
3 Resolution introduced in Massachusetts House of Representatives to prevent selling of 2 Negroes captured upon High Seas
4 Continental Congress appoints Committee to consider what should be done with Negroes taken by Vessels of War in Service of USA
5 Confederation of New States
6 Spirited Debate in Congress respecting Disposal of Recaptures
7 Spanish Ship "Victoria" captures an English Vessel having on Board 34 Negroes taken from South Carolina
8 Negroes recaptured by Vessels belonging to State of Massachusetts
9 They are delivered to Thomas Knox, & conveyed to Castle Island
10 Col Paul Revere has Charge of Slaves on Castle Island
11 Massachusetts passes Law providing for Security, Support, & Exchange of Prisoners brought into State
12 Gen Hancock receives Letter from Governor of South Carolina respecting Detention of Negroes In Provincial
13 Articles between USA & His Britannic Majesty, Negroes were rated as Property & also in Definite Treaty of Peace between USA of America & His Britannic Majesty
14 & also in Treaty of Peace of 1814, between His Britannic Majesty & United States, Negroes were designated as Property
15 Gen Washington's Letter to Brig-Gen Rufus Putnam in regard to Negro in his Regiment claimed by Mr Hobby
16 Enlistment in Army did not always work Practical Emancipation
4 NEGRO INTELLECT BANNEKER ASTRONOMER FULLER MATHEMATICIAN DERHAM PHYSICIAN
1 Statutory Prohibition against Education of Negroes
2 Benjamin Banneker, Negro Astronomer & Philosopher
3 His Antecedents Young Banneker as Farmer & Inventor Mills of Ellicott & Co
4 Banneker cultivates his Mechanical Genius & Mathematical Tastes
5 1789 Banneker's 1st Calculation of Eclipse submitted for Inspection
6 His Letter to Mr Ellicott
7 Testimony of Personal Acquaintance of Banneker as to his Upright Character
8 His Home becomes Place of Interest to Visitors
9 Record of his Business Transactions
10 Mrs Mason's Visit to him
11 She addresses him in Verse
12 Banneker replies by Letter to her
13 1792 Prepares his 1st Almanac for Publication
14 Title of his Almanac Banneker's Letter to Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson's Reply
15 Banneker invited to accompany Commissioners to run Lines of District of Columbia
16 Banneker's Habits of studying Heavenly Bodies
17 Minute Description given to his Sisters in Reference to Disposition of his Personal Property after Death
18 His Death
19 Regarded as most Distinguished Negro of his Time
20 Fuller Mathematician, or "Virginia Calculator"
21 Fuller of African Birth, but stolen & sold as Slave into Virginia
22 Visited by Men of Learning
23 He was pronounced to be Prodigy in Manipulation of Figures
24 His Death Derham Physician
25 Science of Medicine regarded as most Intricate Pursuit of Man
26 Early Life of James Derham
27 His Knowledge of Medicine, how acquired
28 He becomes Prominent Physician in New Orleans
29 Dr Rush gives Account of Interview with him
30 What Negro Race produced by their Genius in America
5 1775 - 83 SLAVERY DURING REVOLUTION
1 Progress of Slave Trade
2 Great War for Emancipation of Colonies from Political Bondage
3 Condition of Southern States during War
4 Virginia Declaration of Rights
5 Immediate Legislation against Slavery demanded
6 Advertisement from "Independent Chronicle"
7 Petition of Massachusetts Slaves
8 Act preventing Practice of holding Persons in Slavery
9 Advertisements from "Continental Journal"
10 Law passed in Virginia limiting Rights of Slaves
11 Law emancipating all Slaves who served in Army
12 New York promises her Negro Soldiers Freedom
13 Conscientious Minority in Favor of Abolition of Slave Trade
14 Slavery flourishes during Entire Revolutionary Period.
3 1916 - 22 Journal of Negro History, Volume 1-7, January by Various 1,240,532W 4,963 82:43
Volume 1 Negroes of Cincinnati Prior to Civil War 176,911W 708 11:48
1 Carter G. Woodson: Negroes of Cincinnati Prior to Civil War
2 W. B. Hartgrove: Story of Maria Louise Moore & Fannie M. Richards
3 Monroe N. Work: Passing Tradition & African Civilization
4 A. O. Stafford: Mind of African Negro as reflected in his Proverbs
5 Documents
1 1700s What Negro was thinking
2 Letters showing Rise & Progress of early Negro Churches of Georgia & West Indies
6 Reviews of Books
1 Steward's Haitian Revolution
2 Cromwell's Negro in American History
3 Ellis's Negro Culture in West Africa
4 Woodson's Education of Negro Prior to 1861
Volume 2 71,548
1
1 Slavery & Slave Trade in Africa
2 Negro in Field of Invention
3 Anthony Benezet
4 People of Color in Louisiana - Part 2
5 Notes on Connecticut as Slave State
6 Documents
1 Letters of Anthony Benezet
7 Reviews of Books
2
1 Evolution of Slave Status in American Democracy
2 John Woolman's Efforts in Behalf of Freedom
3 Tarik É Soudan
4 From Jamaica Portfolio
5 Notes on Nomolis of Sherbroland
6 Documents
1 Observations on Negroes of Louisiana
2 Conditions against which Woolman & Anthony Benezet Inveighted
7 Book Reviews
3
1 Formation of American Colonization Society
2 Evolution of Slave Status in American Democracy
3 History of High School for Negroes in Washington
4 Danish West Indies
5 Documents
1 Relating to Danish West Indies
6 Reviews of Books
7 African Origin of Grecian Civilization
4
1 Some Historical Errors of James Ford Rhodes
2 Struggle of Haiti & Liberia for Recognition
3 3 Negro Poets
4 Catholics & Negro
5 Documents
1 Letters of George Washington Bearing on Negro
2 Petition for Compensation for Loss of Slaves
3 Extract from Will of Robert Pleasants
4 Proceedings of Reconstruction Meeting
6 Reviews of Books
7 1st Biennial Meeting of Association for Study of Negro Life & History at Washington
 
Vol 3 90,261
1
1 Story of Josiah Henson
2 Elizabeth Barrett Browning & Negro
3 Palmares: Negro Numantia
4 Slavery in California
5 Documents
1 California Freedom Papers
2 Thomas Jefferson's Thoughts on Negro
6 Some Undistinguished Negroes
7 Book Reviews
2
1 Benjamin Banneker
2 George Liele & Andrew Bryan
3 50 Years of Howard University P1
4 Historical Errors of James Ford Rhodes
5 Documents
1 Letters of Governor Edward Coles
6 Some Undistinguished Negroes
7 Book Reviews
3
1 Slavery in Kentucky
2 Book Reviews
4
1 Beginnings of Miscegenation of Whites & Blacks
2 Gerrit Smith's Effort in Behalf of Negroes
3 Buxton Settlement in Canada
4 50 Years of Howard University P2
5 Documents
1 What Framers of Federal Constitution
2 Thought of Negro
6 Some Undistinguished Negroes
7 Book Reviews
 
Vol 4 184,778
No 1
1 Primitive Law & Negro
2 Lincoln's Plan for Colonizing Negroes
3 Lemuel Haynes
4 Anti-Slavery Society of Canada
5 Documents
1 Benjamin Franklin & Freedom
2 1879 Proceedings of Mississippi Migration Convention
3 How Negroes were Duped
4 Remarks on this Exodus by Federick Douglass
5 1879 Senate Report on Exodus
6 Some Undistinguished Negroes
7 Book Reviews
2
1 Conflict & Fusion of Cultures
2 Company of Royal Adventurers
3 Book Reviews
3
1 Negroes in Confederate Army
2 Legal Status of Negroes in Tennessee
3 Negro Life & History in our Schools
4 Grégoire's Sketch of Angelo Solimann
5 Documents
1 1916 - 8 Letters of Negro Migrants
6 Book Reviews
4
1 Labor Conditions in Jamaica Prior to 1917
2 Life of Charles B. Ray
3 Slave in Upper Canada
4 Documents
1 Notes on Slavery in Canada
2 1916 - 8 Additional Letters of Negro Migrants
5 Book Reviews
6 Biennial Meeting of Association
 
Vol 5 169,746
No 1
1 Negro In Education
2 Negro Migration to Canada
3 Richard Hill
4 Negroes & Indians in Massachusetts
5 Documents
6 Book Reviews
2
1 Negro Public School System in Missouri
2 Religious Education
3 Aftermath of Nat Turner's Insurrection
4 Documents
5 Correspondence
6 Book Reviews
3
1 Slave in Canada
2 Book Reviews
4
1 Return of Negro Slaves
2 Negro in Politics
3 Henry Bibb, Colonizer
4 Myrtilla Miner
5 Communications
6 Documents
7 Some Undistinguished Negroes
8 Book Reviews
 
Vol 6 179,643
1
1 50 Years of Negro Citizenship
2 Remy Ollier, Mauritian Journalist & Patriot
3 Negro Colonization Project in Mexico
4 Documents
1 James Madison's Attitude toward Negro
2 Some Undistinguished Negroes
5 Book Reviews
6 Proceedings of Annual Meeting
2
1 Making West Virginia Free State
2 Canadian Negroes & John Brown Raid
3 Negro & Spanish Pioneer in New World
4 Economic Condition of Negroes of New York
5 Documents
1 Appeal of American Convention of Abolition Societies
6 Correspondence
7 Book Reviews
3
1 Material Culture of Ancient Nigeria
2 Negro in British South Africa
3 Baptism of Slaves in Prince Edward Island
4 Documents
5 Book Reviews
4
1 1916 - 8 Negro Migration
2 Book Reviews
 
Vol 7 167,645
1
1 Slave Society on Southern Plantation
2 Evolution of Negro Baptist Churcht
3 Early Negro Education in West Virginia
4 1st Negro Churches in Washington
5 Documents
6 Communications
7 Book Reviews
8 Proceedings of Annual Meeting
2
1 Negro Congressmen Generation After
2 Priority of Silver Bluff Church
3 Negroes in Mauritius
4 Documents
5 Book Reviews
3
1 Anderson Fugitive Case
2 Negro Senators
3 Lincoln's Emancipation Plan
4 Journal of Isaaco
5 Communications
6 Documents
7 Book Review
4
1 Brazilian & United Status Slavery Compared
2 Origins of Abolition in Santo Domingo
3 1837 Canadian Negroes & Rebellion
4 Lott Cary, Colonizing Missionary
5 Communications
6 Documents
7 Book Reviews.
 
23 Freedmen's Book By Lydia Maria CHILD 1802 - 80 141,750W 567 9:26:11
1 TO FREEDMEN
2 Ignatius Sancho
3 Extract from 10th Psalm
4 Prejudice Reproved by Lydia H. Sigourney
5 Benjamin Banneker
6 Ethiopia by Frances E. W. Harper
7 Hour of Freedom by William Lloyd Garrison
8 William Boen by L. Maria Child
9 Anecdote of General Washington
10 Prayer of Slave by Bernard Barton
11 Toussaint l'Ouverture
12 Aspirations of Mingo by Mingo, Slave
13 Bury Me in Free Land by Frances E. W. Harper
14 Phillis Wheatley
15 Pertinent Question by Frederick Douglass
16 Works of Providence by Phillis Wheatley
17 Dying Christian by Frances E. W. Harper
18 Kindness to Animals
19 James Forten
20 Meeting in Swamp
21 Reasonable Request by Peter Williams
22 Slave Poet by George Horton, Slave
23 Ratie by Mattie Griffith
24 Kingdom of Christ by James Montgomery
25 Progress of Emancipation in British West Indies
26 Last Night of Slavery by James Montgomery
27 Madison Washington
28 Extract from Virginia Bill of Rights
29 Praise of Creation by George Horton
30 Frederick Douglass
31 How Good Work goes on
32 Dedication Hymn by J. M. Whitefield
33 Prayer by John G. Whittier
34 William & Ellen Crafts
35 Spring by George Horton
36 Good Grandmother by Harriet Jacobs
37 Colored Mother's Prayer
38 William Costin
39 Education of Children
40 Thank God for Little Children by Frances E. W. Harper
41 Sam & Andy by Harriet Beecher Stowe
42 John Brown
43 Air of Freedom by Frances E. W. Harper
44 Emancipation in District of Columbia by James Madison Bell
45 Laws of Health
46 President Lincoln's Proclamation of Emancipation by Frances E. W. Harper
47 New-Year's Day on Islands of South Carolina by Charlotte L. Forten
48 Song of Negro Boatmen at Port Royal, S. C. by John G. Whittier
49 Extract from Speech to Colored People in Charleston by Hon. Henry Wilson
50 Extract from Speech to Colored People in Charleston by Hon. Judge Kelly
51 Black Tom by Yankee Soldier
52 Letter from Freedman by Jourdon Anderson
53 Colonel Robert G. Shaw by Eliza B. Sedgwick
54 Advice from an Old Friend by L. Maria Child
55 Day of Jubilee by A. G. Duncan.
28 1899 History of Negro Soldiers in Spanish-American War, & Other Items of Interest by Johnson, Edward A.(Edward Austin) 45,242W 181 3:01
1
1 Cause of War With Spain
2 Virginius Affair
3 General Fitzhugh Lee
4 Belligerent Rights to Insurgents
5 Much Money & Time Spent by United States
6 Spain Tries to Appease Public Sentiment
7 Weyler "Butcher"
8 Resolutions by Congress Favoring Insurgents & Insurgents Gain
9 General Antonio Maceo, Spirit of Insurgents at Maceo's Death
10 Jose Maceo
11 Weyler's Policy
12 Miss Cisneros' Rescue, Appeal for her
13 Spain & Havana Stirred by American Sentiment
14 Battle Ship Maine, Official Investigation of Destruction of, Responsibility for
15 Congress Appropriates $50,000,000 for National Defence
16 President's Message
17 Congress Declares War
18 Resolution Signed by President
19 Copy of Resolution Sent Minister Woodford
20 Fatal Step for Spain
21 American Navy
2
1 Beginning of Hostilities
2 Colored Hero in Navy
3
1 Sergeant Major Pullen of 25th Infantry Describes Conduct of Negro Soldiers Around El Caney
2 Its Station Before Spanish American War & Trip to Tampa, Florida
3 Part it Took in Fight at El Caney
4 Buffalo Troopers, Name by Which Negro Soldiers are Known
5 Charge of "Nigger Ninth" on San Juan Hill
4
1 Colonel Theodore B Roosevelt on Colored Soldiers
2 Colonel Roosevelt's Error
3 Jacob A Riis Compliments Negro Soldiers
4 General Nelson A Miles Compliments Negro Soldiers
5 Cleveland Moffitt Compliments Negro Soldiers
6 President McKinley Promotes Negro Soldiers
7 General Thomas J Morgan on Negro Officers
5
1 Many Testimonials in Behalf of Negro Soldiers
2 Southerner's Statement
3 Reconciliation-
4 Charleston News & Courier
5 Good Marksmanship at El Caney
6 Their Splendid Courage: Fought Like Tigers
7 Never Wavered
8 What Army Officers say
9 Acme of Bravery-Around Santiago
10 Saved Life of his Lieutenant, but Lost his own
11 "Black Soldier Boys," New York Mail & Express
12 They Never Faltered
13 Negro Soldier: His Good-heartedness
14 Mrs Porter's Ride
15 Investment of Santiago & Surrender
16 Killed & Wounded
6
1 No Color Line in Cuba
2 Graphic Description
3 American Prejudice Cannot Exist There
4 Catholic Priest Vouches for it
5 Colored Belles
6 War Began
7 Facts About Porto Rico
7
1 List of Colored Regiments that did Active Service in Spanish American War
2 List of Volunteer Regiments
3 Full Account of Troubles of 6th Virginia
4 Comments on 3rd North Carolina Regiment
8
1 General Items of Interest to Race
2 Miss Alberta Scott
3 Discovery of Games Family
4 Colored Wonder on Bicycle
5 Negro Millionaire Found at Last
6 Uncle Sam's Money Sealer
7 Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Negro Poet
8 Disfranchisement of Colored Voters
9
1 Some Facts About Filipinos
2 Who Aguinaldo is
3 Facts from Felipe Agoncillo's Article
10
1 Resume
2 Why American Government Does not Protect its Colored Citizens
3 States Rights
4 Mobocracy Supreme
5 Solution of Negro Problem is Mainly in Race's Own Hands

6 South Good Place for Negro, Provided he can be Protected.
1 1900 - 47 American Psychology
by VARIOUS
234,00W 936 15:35:27
1 1900 - 22
103,000W 412 6:51:17
1 Chicago School by William James
2 Wherein Should Education of Woman Differ from That of Man by Kate Gordon
3 Significance of Suicide by James Gibson Hume
4 Contribution of Psychology to Education by Edward L Thorndike
5 Case Against Introspection by Knight Dunlap
6 Social Self by George Herbert Mead
7 Psychology as Behaviorist Views It by John B Watson
8 Psychology as Behaviorist Views It by John B Watson
9 On Psychology as Behaviorist Views It by Edward B Titchener
10 Social Devices for Impelling Women to Bear & Rear Children by Leta S Hollingworth
11 Scientific Truth & Scientific Spirit by James Gibson Hume
12 Is Thinking Merely Action of Language Mechanisms? by John B Watson
13 Conditioned Emotional Reactions by John B Watson
14 Why Babe Ruth Is Greatest Home Run by Hitter Hugh Fullerton
15 Accepting Universe by Ethel Puffer Howes
16 New Formula for Behaviorism by Edward Chance Tolman.
2 1884 Elements of Morals With Special Application of Moral Law to Duties of Individual & of Society & State
by Paul Janet & C R Corson
132,491W 530 8:30
1 Preliminary Notions
2 Division of Duties
3 General Principles of Social Moral- ity
4 Duties of Justice Duties toward Human Life
5 Duties Concerning tlie Property of Others
6 Duties toward Liberty & toward Honor of Others
7 Justice, Distributive & Remunerative Equity
8 Duties of Charity & Self-Sacrifice
9 Duties toward State J
10 Professional Duties
11 International Duties International Law
12 Family Duties
13 Duties toward One's Self Duties relative to Body
14 Duties relative to External Goods
15 Duties relative to Intellect
16 Duties relative to Will
17 Picligious Morality Religious Rights & Duties
18 Moral Medicine & Gymnastics.
3 1915 Introduction to Philosophy by Fullerton, George Stuart 115,590W 462 7:42.
4 1919 An Inquiry Into Nature Of Peace & Terms Of Its Perpetuation by Thorstein Veblen 114,324W 458 7:36.
5 1850 Representative Men
by Ralph Waldo Emerson
106,500W 426 7:05:14 194M
1 Uses of Great Men
2 Plato: Philosopher
3 Plato, New Readings
4 Swedenborg: Mystic
5 Montaigne: Skeptic 1-2
6 Skapespeare: Poet
7 Napoleon: Man of World
8 Goethe: Writer.
6 1905 Approach to Philosophy by Perry, Ralph Barton 102,223W 409 6:49
1 APPROACH TO PROBLEM OF PHILOSOPHY
2 SPECIAL PROBLEMS OF PHILOSOPHY
3 SYSTEMS OF PHILOSOPHY.
7 1914 Pep Poise, Efficiency, Peace
by William C Hunter
102,000W 408 6:47:17 104M 60C
8 1911 Boy with US Census
by Francis Rolt-Wheeler 1876- 1960
97,250W 389 6:29:06 89M.
9 Scrap Book (volume 1) Sampler
by VARIOUS
81,000W 324 5:23:27
1 Coming Test of American Resources by James J Hill
2 Progress of Women, by Lydia K Commander
3 Descent Into Maelstrom by Edgar Allan Poe
4 Great Southwest, by Charles M Harvey
5 Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce
6 World's Fastest Trains by Anonymous
7 Creating Wealth From Waste by Eugene Wood
8 Tapestried Chamber by Sir Walter Scott
9 Story of Snow Elinora by Frank Andrew Munsey
10 Feminine Rule May Doom Our Country by Frank Andrew Munsey
11 When Vesuvius Destroyed Pompeii by Pliny Younger
12 Niagara, June Bride's Paradise by Sir Edwin Arnold
13 Patrick Henry's Call to Arms by Patrick Henry
14 Our National Anthem by Frank Andrew Munsey
15 From Country Press by Various
16 Liquor Dealers Come Out For Temperance by Anonymous
17 Good Manners 50 Years Ago by Eliza Leslie
18 Course From Trimalchio's Dinner, Gaius by Petronius Arbiter.
10 Theory of Social Revolutions
by Brooks ADAMS 1848 - 1927
75,500W 302 5:01:08
1 COLLAPSE OF CAPITALISTIC GOVERNMENT
2 LIMITATIONS OF JUDICIAL FUNCTION
3 AMERICAN COURTS AS LEGISLATIVE CHAMBERS
4 SOCIAL EQUILIBRIUM
5 POLITICAL COURTS
6 INFERENCES.
11 1838 Philosophy of Moral Feelings by Abercrombie, John 61,331W 245 4:05.
12 1896 Soul Food
by George Douglas Watson 1845-1924
57,750W 231 3:51:02 105M
1 Soul Food
2 Deeper Death to Self
3 Loaded Words
4 Personal Love of Jesus
5 Lukewarmness
6 Feeding Our Faith
7 Benefit of Deep Crucifixion
8 Fretting Over Ourselves
9 Little Things
10 Simplicity
11 Loquacity
12 Sorrow for Sin
13 In Deeper Degrees
14 Benefits of Temptation
15 Daily Cross
16 Dominant Soul Quality
17 Alone with God
18 Into Deep
19 Converning Annihilation
20 Concerning Soul Sleeping
21 Giving 10th
22 Let God
23 Burdens of Prayer
24 Some Striking Incidents
25 Praying for an Enemy
26 Marvelous Answer to Prayer
27 Divine Pull
28 Climax of Sorrow
29 Our Need of Humility
30 Forms of Divine Life
31 Spirit of Cruxifixion
32 Tender Lamb.
13 1909 Philosophy & Religion Six Lectures Delivered at Cambridge by Rashdall, Hastings 52,692W 211 3:31.
14 Moral Philosophy
by Rickaby, S JJoseph
49,000W 196 3:16

15 1933 Turns of Thought
by George Santayana
44,250W 177 2:56:24 807M
1 Locke & Frontiers of Common Sense
25 0 Years of British Idealism
3 Revolutions in Science
4 Long Way Round to Nirvana
5 Prestige of Infinite.
16 1871 Strange Visitors series of original papers, embracing philosophy, science, government, religion, poetry, art, fiction, satire, humor, narrative, & while in an abnormal or trance state by Horn, Henry J 60,900W 160 2:40.
17 1901 Way of Peace
31,500W 126 2:05:38
1 Power of Meditation
22 Masters, Self & Truth
3 Acquirement of Spiritual Power
4 Realization of Selfless Love
5 Entering into Infinite
6 Saints, Sages & Saviors, Law of Service
7 Realization of Perfect Peace.
18 1832 Fruits of Philosophy Treatise on Population Question
by Knowlton, Charles
24,288W 97 1:37
1 TO LIMIT AT WILL NUMBER OF THEIR OFFSPRING
2 ON GENERATION
3 OF PROMOTING & CHECKING CONCEPTION
4 REMARKS ON REPRODUCTIVE INSTINCT.
19 1849 Civil Disobedience
by Thoreou 1817-62
20,250W 81 1:21:19 372M 2Pts

20 1889 Altruist in Politics
by Benjamin N (Benjamin Nathan) Cardozo
5,096W 20 20Min.
21 1916 Democracy & Education: an introduction to philosophy of education by Dewey, John 139,315W 557 9:17.
22 1869 Philosophy of Teaching Teacher, Pupil, School
 by Sands, Nathaniel
18,732W 75 1:15
1 TEACHER & PUPIL
2 TEACHING & TRAINING
3 SCHOOL.
23 Character Building
By Booker T WASHINGTON 1856 - 1915
99,500W 398 6:37:59
12 Sides of Life
2 Helping Others
3 Some of Rocks Ahead
4 On Influencing by Example
5 Virtue of Simplicity
6 Have You Done Your Best?
7 Don't Be Discouraged
8 On Getting Home
9 Calling Things By Their Right Names
10 European Impressions
11 Value of System In Home Life
12 What Will Pay?
13 Education that Educates
14 Importance of Being Reliable
15 Highest Education
16 Unimproved Opportunities
17 Keeping Your Word
18 Some Lessons of Hour
19 Gospel of Service
20 Your Part in Negro Conference
21 What Is To Be Our Future?
22 Some Great Little Things
23 To Would-Be Teachers
24 Cultivation of Stable Habits
25 What You Ought to Do
26 Individual Responsibility
27 Getting On In World
28 Each One His Part
29 What Would Father & Mother Say?
30 Object Lessons
31 Substance vs Shadow
32 Character as Shown in Dress
33 Sing Old Songs
34 Getting Down To Mother Earth
35 Penny Saved
36 Growth
37 Last Words.
24 1900 Up To Date Business Including Lessons in Banking, Exchange, Business Geography, Finance, Transportation & Commercial Law Home Study Circle Library Series (V2) by Seymour Eaton 98,624W 394 6:34.

 
25/114 1916 Pathological Lying Accusation and Swindling by William and Mary Healy 359 9:30:31
26 1873 Manual of Moral Philosophy
by Peabody, Andrew P (Andrew Preston)
59,074W 236 3:56
1 Action
2 Springs Of Action
1 Appetites
2 Desires
3 Affections
3 Governing Principles Of Action
4 Right
5 Means & Sources Of Knowledge As To Right & Wrong
1 Conscience
2 Sources Of Knowledge 1 Observation, Experience, & Tradition
3 Sources Of Knowledge 2 Law
4 Sources Of Knowledge 3 Christianity
6 Rights & Obligations
7 Motive, Passion, & Habit

8 Virtues, & Virtues
9 Prudence: Or Duties To One's Self
1 Self-Preservation
2 Attainment Of Knowledge
3 Self-Control
4 Moral Self-Culture
10 Justice: Or, Duties To One's Fellow-Beings
1 Duties To God
2 Duties Of Family
3 Veracity
4 Honesty
5 Beneficence
11 Fortitude: Or Duties With Reference To Unavoidable Evils & Sufferings
1 Patience
2 Submission
3 Courage
12 Order: Or Duties As To Objects Under One's Own Control
1 Time
2 Place
3 Measure
4 Manners
5 Government

13 Casuistry
14 Ancient History Of Moral Philosophy
15 Modern History Of Moral Philosophy.
27 1924 Five Great Philosophies of Life by Hyde, William De Witt 69,384W 278 4:38.
28 1920 FURNISHING HOME OF GOOD TASTE
by Lucy Abbot Throop USA
65,750W 263 4:23:22 603M
1 EGYPT & GREECE
2 RENAISSANCE IN ITALY
3 DEVELOPMENT OF DECORATION IN FRANCE
4 LOUIS 14
5 REGENCY & LOUIS 15
6 LOUIS 16
7 EMPIRE
8 ENGLISH FURNITURE FROM GOTHIC DAYS TO PERIOD OF QUEEN ANNE
9 Queen Anne
10 1700s & CHIPPENDALE IN ENGLAND
11 ROBERT ADAM
12 HEPPLEWHITE
13 SHERATON
14 GENERAL TALK
15 GEORGIAN FURNITURE
16 FURNISHING WITH FRENCH FURNITURE
17 COUNTRY HOUSES
18 NURSERY & PLAY-ROOM
19 CURTAINS
20 FLOORS & FLOOR COVERINGS
21 TREATMENT OF WALLS
22 ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING
23 PAINTED FURNITURE
24 SYNOPSIS OF PERIOD STYLES AS AID IN BUYING FURNITURE.
29 Book of Good Manners: Guide to Polite Usage for All Social Functions
by Walter Cox Green
51,578W 206 3:26.
30 1851 Golden Steps to Respectability, Usefulness & Happiness Being Series of Lectures to Youth of Both Sexes, on Character, Principles, Associates, Amusements, Religion, & Marriage
by Austin, John Mather
44,214W 177 2:57
1 VALUE OF GOOD REPUTATION
2 PRINCIPLES & PURPOSES OF LIFE
3 SELECTION OF ASSOCIATES
4 HABITS & AMUSEMENTS
5 RELIGIOUS SENTIMENTS
6 MARRIAGE.
31/120 1794 Age of Reason by Paine 148 8:11:05.
32 1891 Art of Money Getting
By P T BARNUM (1810 - 1891)
24,750W 99 1:38:57
1 Don't Mistake Your Vocation
2 Select Right Location
3 Avoid Debt
4 Persevere
5 Whatever You Do, Do It With All Your Might
6 Use Best Tools
7 Don't Get Above Your Business
8 Learn Something Useful
9 Let Hope Predominate, But Be Not Too Visionary
10 Do Not Scatter Your Powers
11 Be Systematic
12 Read Newspapers
13 Beware Of "Outside Operations"
14 Don't Indorse Without Security
15 Advertise Your Business'
16 Don't Read Other Side'
17 Be Polite & Kind To Your Customers
18 Be Charitable
19 Don't Blab
20 Preserve Your Integrity.
33 1906 Moral Equivalent of War
By William James 1842-1910
1,530W 6 43:57 201M
34 1912 Will to Believe : & Other Essays in Popular Philosophy by James, William 104,960W 420 7:00.
35 1912 Essays in Radical Empiricism
By William James 1842-1910
101,500W 406 6:45:26
1 Does Conciousness Exist
2 World of Pure Experience
3 Thing & its Relations
4 How Two Minds Can Know One Thing
5 Place of Affectional Facts in World of Pure Experience
6 Experience of Activity
7 Essence of Humanism
8 Notion of Consciousness (Einglish)
9 Is Radical Empiricism Solipsistic
10 Mr Pitkin's Refutation
11 Humansism & Truth Once More
12 Absolutism & Empiricism
13 Controversy About Truth
14 La Notion de Conscience.
36 1913 Pragmatism
by William James
98,250W 393 6:32:56 179M.
37/124 Some Problems of Philosophy 4:47:47.
38/125 Varieties of Religious Experience 556 22:23:06.
   
3 1915 Introduction to Philosophy by Fullerton, George Stuart 115,590W 462 7:42
1 INTRODUCTORY
1 MEANING OF WORD "PHILOSOPHY" IN PAST & PRESENT
1 Beginnings of Philosophy
2 Greek Philosophy at its Height
3 Philosophy as Guide to Life
4 Philosophy in Middle Ages
5 Modern Philosophy
6 What Philosophy means in our Time
2 COMMON THOUGHT, SCIENCE, & REFLECTIVE THOUGHT
1 Common Thought
2 Scientific Knowledge
3 Mathematics
4 Science of Psychology
5 Reflective Thought
   
2 PROBLEMS TOUCHING EXTERNAL WORLD
1 IS THERE EXTERNAL WORLD?
1 How Plain Man thinks he knows World
2 Psychologist & External World
3 Telephone Exchange
2 SENSATIONS & THINGS
1 Sense & Imagination
2 May we call "Things" Groups of Sensations?
3 Distinction between Sensations & "Things
4 Existence of Material Things
3 APPEARANCES & REALITIES
1 Things & their Appearances
2 Real Things
3 Ultimate Real Things
4 Bugbear of Unknowable
4 SPACE
1 What we are supposed to know about It
2 Space as Necessary & Space as Infinite.
3 Space as Infinitely Divisible
4 What is Real Space?
5 TIME
1 Time as Necessary, Infinite, & Infinitely Divisible
2 Problem of Past, Present, & Future
3 What is Real Time?
3 PROBLEMS TOUCHING MIND
1 WHAT IS MIND?
1 Primitive Notions of Mind
2 Mind as Immaterial
3 Modern Common Sense Notions of Mind
4 Psychologist & Mind
5 Metaphysician & Mind
2 MIND & BODY
1 Is Mind in Body?
2 Doctrine of Interactionist
3 Doctrine of Parallelist
4 In what Sense Mental Phenomena have Time & Place
5 Objections to Parallelism
3 HOW WE KNOW THERE ARE OTHER MINDS
1 Is it Certain that we know It?
2 Argument for Other Minds
3 What Other Minds are there?
4 Doctrine of Mind-stuff
4 OTHER PROBLEMS OF WORLD & MIND
1 Is Material World Mechanism?
2 Place of Mind in Nature
3 Order of Nature & "Free-will"
4 Physical World & Moral World.
 
4 SOME TYPES OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEORY
1 THEIR HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
1 Doctrine of Representative Perception
2 Step to Idealism
3 Revolt of Common Sense
4 Critical Philosophy
2 REALISM & IDEALISM
1 Realism
2 Idealism
3 MONISM & DUALISM
1 Meaning of Words
2 Materialism
3 Spiritualism
4 Doctrine of One Substance
5 Dualism
6 Singularism & Pluralism
4 RATIONALISM, EMPIRICISM, CRITICISM, & CRITICAL EMPIRICISM
1 Rationalism
2 Empiricism
3 Criticism
4 Critical Empiricism
5 Pragmatism
 
5 PHILOSOPHICAL SCIENCES
1 LOGIC
1 Introductory: Philosophical Sciences
2 Traditional Logic
3 "Modern" Logic
4 Logic & Philosophy.
2 PSYCHOLOGY
1 Psychology & Philosophy
2 Double Affiliation of Psychology
3 ETHICS & AESTHETICS
1 Common Sense Ethics
2 Ethics & Philosophy
3 Aesthetics.
4 METAPHYSICS
1 What is Metaphysics?
2 Epistemology
5 PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION
1 Religion & Reflection
2 Philosophy of Religion
6 PHILOSOPHY & OTHER SCIENCES
1 Philosophical & Non-philosophical Sciences
2 study of Scientific Principles & Methods
       
6 STUDY OF PHILOSOPHY
1 VALUE OF STUDY OF PHILOSOPHY
1 Question of Practical Utility
2 Why Philosophical Studies are Useful
3 Metaphysics & Philosophy of Religion
2 WHY WE SHOULD STUDY HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
1 Prominence given to Subject
2 Especial Importance of Historical Studies to Reflective Thought
3 Value of Different Points of View
4 Philosophy as Poetry & Philosophy as Science
5 How to read History of Philosophy
3 SOME PRACTICAL ADMONITIONS
1 Be prepared to enter upon New Way of Looking at Things
2 Be willing to consider Possibilities which at first strike one as Absurd
3 Do not have too much Respect for Authority.
4 Remember that Ordinary Rules of Evidence Apply
5 Aim at Clearness & Simplicity
6 Do not hastily accept Doctrine.
   
4 1919 An Inquiry Into Nature Of Peace & Terms Of Its Perpetuation by Thorstein Veblen 114,324W 458 7:36
1
1 On State & Its Relation To War & Peace
2 inquiry is not concerned with intrinsic merits of peace or war
3 But with nature, causes & consequences of preconceptions favoring peace or war
4 breach of peace is act of government, or State
5 Patriotism is indispensable to furtherance of warlike enterprise
6 All peoples of Christendom are sufficiently patriotic
7 Peace established by State, an armistice State an instrumentality for making peace, not for perpetuating it
8 governmental establishments & their powers in all Christian nations are derived from feudal establishments of Middle Ages
9 Still retain right of coercively controlling actions of their citizens
10 Contrast of Icelandic Commonwealth
11 statecraft of past half century has been one of competitive preparedness
12 Prussianised Germany has forced pace in this competitive preparedness
13 An avowedly predatory enterprise no longer meets with approval
14 When warlike enterprise has been entered upon, it will have support of popular sentiment even if it is an aggressive war
15 moral indignation of both parties to quarrel is to be taken for granted
16 spiritual forces of any Christian nation may be mobilised for war by either of 2 pleas
1 preservation or furtherance of community's material interests, real or fancied
2 vindication of National Honour: as perhaps also perpetuation of national "Culture"
2 Nature & Uses Of Patriotism
1 nature of Patriotism
2 Is spirit of Emulation
3 Must seem moral, if only to biased populace
4 common man is sufficiently patriotic but is hampered with sense of right & honest dealing
5 Patriotism is at cross purposes with modern life
6 Is an hereditary trait?
7 Variety of racial stocks in Europe
8 Patriotism ubiquitous trait
9 Patriotism disserviceable, yet men hold to it
10 Cultural evolution of Europeans
11 Growth of sense of group solidarity
12 Material interests of group falling into abeyance as class divisions have grown up, until prestige remains virtually sole community interest
13 Based upon warlike prowess, physical magnitude & pecuniary traffic of country
14 Interests of master class at cross purposes with fortunes of common man
15 Value of superiors is "prestige value,"
16 material benefits which this ruling class contribute are: defense against aggression, & promotion of community's material gain
17 common defense is remedy for evils due to patriotic spirit
18 common defense usual blind behind which events are put in train for eventual hostilities
19 All nations of warring Europe convinced that they are fighting defensive war
20 Which usually takes form of defense of National Honour
21 Material welfare is of interest to Dynastic statesman only as it conduces to political success
22 policy of national economic self-sufficiency
23 chief material use of patriotism is its use to a limited number of persons in their quest of private gain
24 & has effect of dividing nations on lines of rivalry
3 Conditions of Lasting Peace
1 patriotic spirit of modern peoples is abiding source of contention among nations
2 Hence any calculus of Chances of Peace will be reckoning of forces which may be counted on to keep patriotic nation in an unstable equilibrium of peace
3 question of peace & war at large is question of peace & war among Powers, which are of 2 contrasted kinds: those which may safely be counted on spontaneously to take offensive & those which will fight on provocation
4 War not question of equity but of opportunity
5 Imperial designs of Germany & Japan as prospective cause of war
6 Peace can be maintained in two ways: submission to their dominion, or elimination of these 2 Powers: No middle course open
7 Frame of mind of states: men & popular sentiment in Dynastic State
8 Information, persuasion & reflection will not subdue national animosities & jealousies: Peoples of Europe are racially homogeneous along lines of climatic latitude
9 But loyalty is matter of habituation
10 Derivation & current state of German nationalism
11 Contrasted with animus of citizens of commonwealth
12 neutral peace-compact may be practicable in absence of Germany & Japan, but it has no chance in their presence
13 national life of Germany: Intellectuals
14 Summary of chapter
4 Peace Without Honour
1 Submission to Imperial Power one of conditions precedent to peaceful settlement
2 Character of projected tutelage
3 Life under Pax Germanica contrasted with Ottoman & Russian rule
4 China & biological & cultural success
5 Difficulty of non-resistant subjection is of psychological order
6 Patriotism of bellicose kind is of nature of habit
7 & men may divest themselves of it
8 decay of bellicose national spirit must be of negative order, disuse of discipline out of which it has arisen
9 Submission to Imperial authorities necessitates abeyance of national pride among other peoples
10 Pecuniary merits of projected Imperial dominion
11 Pecuniary class distinctions in commonwealths & pecuniary burden on common man
12 Material conditions of life for common man under modern rule of big business
13 competitive régime, "what traffic will bear," & life & labor of common man
14 Industrial sabotage by businessmen
15 Contrasted with Imperial usufruct & its material advantages to common man
5 Peace & Neutrality
1 Personal liberty, not creature comforts, ulterior springs of action of common man of democratic nations
2 No change of spiritual state to be looked for in life-time of oncoming generation
3 Dynastic spirit among peoples of Empire will, under discipline of modern economic conditions, fall into decay
4 Contrast of class divisions in Germany & England
5 National establishments are dependent for their continuance upon preparation for hostilities
6 time required for people of Dynastic States to unlearn their preconceptions will be longer than interval required for new onset
7 There can be no neutral course between peace by unconditional surrender & submission or peace by elimination of Imperial Germany & Japan
8 Peace by submission not practicable for modern nations
9 Neutralisation of citizenship
10 Spontaneous move in that direction not to be looked for
11 Its chances of success
12 course of events in America
6 Elimination of Unfit
1 league of neutrals, its outline
2 Need of security from aggression of Imperial Germany
3 Inclusion of Imperial States in league
4 Necessity of elimination of Imperial military clique
5 Necessity of intermeddling in internal affairs of Germany even if not acceptable to German people
6 Probability of pacific nations taking measures to insure peace
7 British gentleman & his control of English government
8 shifting of control out of hands of gentleman into those of underbred common man
9 war situation & its probable effect on popular habits of thought in England
10 course of such events & their bearing on chances of workable pacific league
11 Conditions precedent to successful pacific league of neutrals
12 Colonial possessions
13 Neutralisation of trade relations
14 Futility of economic boycott
15 terms of settlement 269
16 effect of war & chances of British people being able to meet exigencies of peace
17 Summary of terms of settlement
18 Constitutional monarchies & British gentlemanly government
19 American national establishment, government by businessmen, & its economic policy
20 America & league
7 Peace & Price System
1 different conceptions of peace
2 Psychological effects of war
3 handicraft system & machine industry, & their psychological effect on political preconceptions
4 machine technology & decay of patriotic loyalty
5 Ownership & right of contract
6 Standardised under handicraft system
7 Ownership & machine industry
8 Business control & sabotage
9 Governments of pacific nations controlled by privileged classes
10 Effect of peace on economic situation
11 Economic aspects of régime of peace, especially as related to development of classes
12 analogy of Victorian Peace
13 case of American Farmer
14 leisure class
15 rising standard of living
16 Culture
17 eventual cleavage of classes, those who own & those who do not
18 Conditioned by peace at large
19 Necessary conditions of lasting peace.
     
6 1905 Approach to Philosophy by Perry, Ralph Barton 102,223W 409 6:49
1 APPROACH TO PROBLEM OF PHILOSOPHY
1 Practical Man & Philosopher 3
1 Is Philosophy Merely Academic Interest?
2 Life as Starting-point for Thought
3 Practical Knowledge of Means
4 Practical Knowledge of End or Purpose
5 Philosophy of Devotee, Man of Affairs, & Voluptuary
6 Adoption of Purposes & Philosophy of Life
2 Poetry & Philosophy 24
1 Who is Philosopher-Poet?
2 Poetry as Appreciation
3 Sincerity in Poetry. Whitman
4 Constructive Knowledge in Poetry. Shakespeare
5 Philosophy in Poetry. World-view. Omar Khayyam
6 Wordsworth
7 Dante
8 Difference between Poetry & Philosophy
3 Religious Experience 53
1 Possibility of Defining Religion
2 Profitableness of Defining Religion
3 True Method of Defining Religion
4 Religion as Belief
5 Religion as Belief in Disposition or Attitude
6 Religion as Belief in Disposition of Residual Environment, or Universe
7 Examples of Religious Belief
8 Typical Religious Phenomena. Conversion
9 Piety
10 Religious Instruments, Symbolism, & Modes of Conveyance
11 Historical Types of Religion. Primitive Religions
12 Buddhism
13 Critical Religion
4 Philosophical Implications of Religion
1 Résumé of Psychology of Religion
2 Religion Means to be True
3 Religion Means to be Practically True. God is Disposition from which Consequences May Rationally be Expected
4 Historical Examples of Religious Truth & Error. Religion of Baal
5 Greek Religion
6 Judaism & Christianity
7 Cognitive Factor in Religion
8 Place of Imagination in Religion
9 Special Functions of Religious Imagination
10 Relation between Imagination & Truth in Religion
11 Philosophy Implied in Religion & in Religions
5 Natural Science & Philosophy
1 True Relations of Philosophy & Science. Misconceptions & Antagonisms
2 Spheres of Philosophy & Science
3 Procedure of Philosophy of Science
4 Origin of Scientific Interest
5 Skill as Free
6 Skill as Social
7 Science for Accommodation & Construction
8 Method & Fundamental Conceptions of Natural Science. Descriptive Method
9 Space, Time, & Prediction
10 Quantitative Method
11 General Development of Science
12 Determination of Limits of Natural Science
13 Natural Science is Abstract
14 Meaning of Abstractness in Truth
15 But Scientific Truth is Valid for Reality
16 Relative Practical Value of Science & Philosophy
2 SPECIAL PROBLEMS OF PHILOSOPHY
1 Metaphysics & Epistemology 149
1 Impossibility of an Absolute Division of Problem of Philosophy
2 Dependence of Order of Philosophical Problems upon Initial Interest
3 Philosophy as Interpretation of Life
4 Philosophy as Extension of Science
5 Historical Differentiation of Philosophical Problem
6 Metaphysics Seeks Most Fundamental Conception
7 Monism & Pluralism
8 Ontology & Cosmology Concern Being & Process
9 Mechanical & Teleological Cosmologies
10 Dualism
11 New Meaning of Monism & Pluralism
12 Epistemology Seeks to Understand Possibility of Knowledge
13 Scepticism, Dogmatism, & Agnosticism
14 Source & Criterion of Knowledge according to Empiricism & Rationalism. Mysticism
15 Relation of Knowledge to its Object according to Realism, & Representative Theory
16 Relation of Knowledge to its Object according to Idealism
17 Phenomenalism, Spiritualism, & Panpsychism
18 Transcendentalism, or Absolute Idealism
2 Normative Sciences & Problems of Religion 180
1 Normative Sciences
2 Affiliations of Logic
3 Logic Deals with Most General Conditions of Truth in Belief
4 Parts of Formal Logic. Definition, Self-evidence, Inference, & Observation
5 Present Tendencies. Theory of Judgment
6 Priority of Concepts
7 Æsthetics Deals with Most General Conditions of Beauty. Subjectivistic & Formalistic Tendencies
8 Ethics Deals with Most General Conditions of Moral Goodness
9 Conceptions of Good. Hedonism
10 Rationalism
11 Eudæmonism & Pietism. Rigorism & Intuitionism
12 Duty & Freedom. Ethics & Metaphysics
13 Virtues, Customs, & Institutions
14 Problems of Religion. Special Interests of Faith
15 Theology Deals with Nature & Proof of God
2 Normative Sciences & Problems of Religion 180
16 Ontological Proof of God
17 Cosmological Proof of God
18 Teleological Proof of God
19 God & World. Theism & Pantheism
20 Deism
21 Metaphysics & Theology
22 Psychology is Theory of Soul
23 Spiritual Substance
24 Intellectualism & Voluntarism
25 Freedom of Will. Necessitarianism, Determinism, & Indeterminism
26 Immortality. Survival & Eternalism
27 Natural Science of Psychology. Its Problems & Method
28 Psychology & Philosophy
29 Transition from Classification by Problems to Classification by Doctrines. Naturalism. Subjectivism. Absolute Idealism. Absolute Realism
   
3 SYSTEMS OF PHILOSOPHY
1 Naturalism
1 General Meaning of Materialism
2 Corporeal Being
3 Corporeal Processes. Hylozoism & Mechanism
4 Materialism & Physical Science
5 Development of Conceptions of Physical Science. Space & Matter
6 Motion & its Cause. Development & Extension of Conception of Force
7 Development & Extension of Conception of Energy
8 Claims of Naturalism
9 Task of Naturalism
10 Origin of Cosmos
11 Life. Natural Selection
12 Mechanical Physiology
13 Mind. Reduction to Sensation
14 Automatism
15 Radical Materialism. Mind as an Epiphenomenon
16 Knowledge. Positivism & Agnosticism
17 Experimentalism
18 Naturalistic Epistemology not Systematic
19 General Ethical Stand-point
20 Cynicism & Cyrenaicism
21 Development of Utilitarianism. Evolutionary Conception of Social Relations
22 Naturalistic Ethics not Systematic
23 Naturalism as Antagonistic to Religion
24 Naturalism as Basis for Religion of Service, Wonder, & Renunciation
2 Subjectivism
1 Subjectivism Originally Associated with Relativism & Scepticism
2 Phenomenalism & Spiritualism
3 Phenomenalism as Maintained by Berkeley. Problem Inherited from Descartes & Locke
4 Refutation of Material Substance
5 Application of Epistemological Principle
6 Refutation of Conceived Corporeal World
7 Transition to Spiritualism
8 Further Attempts to Maintain Phenomenalism
9 Berkeley's Spiritualism. Immediate Knowledge of Perceiver
10 Schopenhauer's Spiritualism, or Voluntarism. Immediate Knowledge of Will
11 Panpsychism
12 Inherent Difficulty in Spiritualism. No Provision for Objective Knowledge
13 Schopenhauer's Attempt to Universalize Subjectivism. Mysticism
14 Objective Spiritualism
15 Berkeley's Conception of God as Cause, Goodness, & Order
16 General Tendency of Subjectivism to Transcend Itself
17 Ethical Theories. Relativism
18 Pessimism & Self-denial
19 Ethics of Welfare
20 Ethical Community
21 Religion of Mysticism
22 Religion of Individual Coöperation with God
3 Absolute Realism 306
1 Philosopher's Task, & Philosopher's Object, or Absolute
2 Eleatic Conception of Being
3 Spinoza's Conception of Substance
4 Spinoza's Proof of God, Infinite Substance. Modes & Attributes
5 Limits of Spinoza's Argument for God
6 Spinoza's Provision for Finite
7 Transition to Teleological Conceptions
8 Early Greek Philosophers not Self-critical
9 Curtailment of Philosophy in Age of Sophists
10 Socrates & Self-criticism of Philosopher
11 Socrates's Self-criticism Prophecy of Truth
12 Historical Preparation for Plato
13 Platonism: Reality as Absolute Ideal or Good
14 Progression of Experience toward God
15 Aristotle's Hierarchy of Substances in Relation to Platonism
16 Aristotelian Philosophy as Reconciliation of Platonism & Spinozism
17 Leibniz's Application of Conception of Development to Problem of Imperfection
18 Problem of Imperfection Remains Unsolved
19 Absolute Realism in Epistemology. Rationalism
20 Relation of Thought & its Object in Absolute Realism
21 Stoic & Spinozistic Ethics of Necessity
22 Platonic Ethics of Perfection
23 Religion of Fulfilment & Religion of Renunciation
4 Absolute Idealism
1 General Constructive Character of Absolute Idealism
2 Great Outstanding Problems of Absolutism
3 Greek Philosophers & Problem of Evil. Task of New Absolutism
4 Beginning of Absolute Idealism in Kant's Analysis of Experience
5 Kant's Principles Restricted to Experiences which they Set in Order
6 Post-Kantian Metaphysics is Generalization of Cognitive & Moral Consciousness as Analyzed by Kant. Absolute Spirit
7 Fichteanism, or Absolute Spirit as Moral Activity
8 Romanticism, or Absolute Spirit as Sentiment
9 Hegelianism, or Absolute Spirit as Dialectic
10 Hegelian Philosophy of Nature & History
11 Résumé. Failure of Absolute Idealism to Solve Problem of Evil
12 Constructive Argument for Absolute Idealism is Based upon Subjectivistic Theory of Knowledge 368
13 Principle of Subjectivism Extended to Reason
14 Emphasis on Self-consciousness in Early Christian Philosophy
15 Descartes's Argument for Independence of Thinking Self
16 Empirical Reaction of English Philosophers
17 To Save Exact Science Kant Makes it Dependent on Mind
18 Post-Kantians Transform Kant's Mind-in-general into Absolute Mind
19 Direct Argument. Inference from Finite Mind to Infinite Mind
20 Realistic Tendency in Absolute Idealism
21 Conception of Self-consciousness Central in Ethics of Absolute Idealism. Kant
22 Kantian Ethics Supplemented through Conceptions of Universal & Objective Spirit
23 Peculiar Pantheism & Mysticism of Absolute Idealism
24 Religion of Exuberant Spirituality
5 Conclusion 395
1 Liability of Philosophy to Revision Due to its Systematic Character
2 One Science & Many Philosophies
3 Progress in Philosophy. Sophistication or Eclecticism of Present Age
4 Metaphysics. Antagonistic Doctrines of Naturalism & Absolutism
5 Concessions from Side of Absolutism. Recognition of Nature. Neo-Fichteans
6 Neo-Kantians
7 Recognition of Individual. Personal Idealism
8 Concessions from Side of Naturalism. Recognition of Fundamental Principles
9 Recognition of Will. Pragmatism
10 Summary & Transition to Epistemology
11 Antagonistic Doctrines of Realism & Idealism. Realistic Tendency in Empirical Idealism
12 Realistic Tendency in Absolute Idealism. Conception of Experience
13 Idealistic Tendencies in Realism. Immanence Philosophy
14 Interpretation of Tradition as Basis for New Construction
15 Truth of Physical System, but Failure of Attempt to Reduce all Experience to it
16 Truth of Psychical Relations but Impossibility of General Reduction to them
17 Truth of Logical & Ethical Principles. Validity of Ideal of Perfection, but Impossibility of Deducing Whole of Experience from it
18 Error & Evil cannot be Reduced to Ideal
19 Collective Character of Universe as Whole
20 Moral Implications of Such Pluralistic Philosophy. Purity of Good
21 Incentive to Goodness
22 Justification of Faith
23 Worship & Service of God
24 Philosopher & Standards of Market-Place
25 Secularism of Present Age
26 Value of Contemplation for Life
11 1838 Philosophy of Moral Feelings by Abercrombie, John 61,331W 245 4:05
1 NATURE & IMPORTANCE OF SCIENCE OF MORAL FEELINGS
1 Division of Mental Powers into Intellectual & Moral
2 Harmony which ought to exist between these classes
3 Causes by which this harmony is interrupted, & means of counteracting them
4 Interest of science of Moral Feelings
5 Peculiar sources of Knowledge bearing upon it, from light of Conscience, & of Divine Revelation
2 1ST TRUTHS IN SCIENCE OF MORAL FEELINGS
1 Analogy between 1st Truths, or Intuitive Principles of Belief, in Intellectual, & in Moral Science
2 Classification of 1st Truths in Moral Science, as impressions arising out of each other, by an obvious chain of relations
1 Perception of nature & quality of actions, as just or unjust, right or wrong: & conviction of duties which man owes to other men
2 Conviction of existence & attributes of Great First Cause, & Moral Governor.
3 Conviction of Moral Responsibility.
4 Impression of Future Existence.
1 Importance of these convictions, as intuitive articles of belief
   
3 PHILOSOPHY OF MORAL FEELINGS
1 INTRODUCTION
1 Analysis of Man as Moral Being
2 Desires, Affections, & Self-love.
3 Will.
4 Moral Principle, or Conscience.
5 Moral relation of Man Towards Deity.
2 DESIRES, AFFECTIONS, SELF-LOVE
1 DESIRES 36
1 Animal Propensities
2 Wealth, Avarice
3 Power, Ambition
4 Superiority, Emulation
5 Society
6 Esteem or Approbation
7 Knowledge
8 Moral Improvement
9 Action
10 Importance of Due Regulation of Desires
2 AFFECTIONS 53
1 Justice 55
1 Interests of others Integrity
2 Freedom of Action of others
3 Reputation of others
4 estimating Conduct & Character of others
5 Opinions of others Candour
6 Feelings of others
7 Justice to Moral Condition of others
2 Compassion & Benevolence
1 towards Distresses of others
2 towards Reputation of others
3 towards Character & Conduct of others, including Forgiveness of Injuries
4 towards Feelings of others
5 towards improving Moral Condition of others
3 Veracity
1 Love of Truth, in Reception of it
2 Veracity in delivering statements, including Sincerity
3 Truth of Purpose, or Correct fulfilment of Promises
4 Friendship, Love, & Gratitude
1 Domestic Affections
2 Defensive Affections, Anger, Jealousy, Resentment
3 Important Influence produced upon Exercise of Affections, By Attention
4 By Habit
5 Feeling of Moral Approbation attached to Exercise of Affections
6 Happiness arising from due Exercise of Affections: Influence of Temper
5 Patriotism
1 Sense in which term is employed
2 Tendency of true & Rational Self-love
3 Morbid Exercise of it, Selfishness
4 Disinterested Conduct & Self-denial
3 SELF-LOVE110
3 WILL 119
1 Simple Volition, its Origin from one of Desires or Affections
2 Operation of Moral Causes on Will
3 Nature of these Causes, & Source of Diversity of their operation in different individuals
1 Circumstances required for Uniformity of their Operation
1 Knowledge Truths of Natural & Revealed Religion
2 Attention Its influence on Moral Decisions
3 Moral Habits Origin & Progress of Derangement of Moral Harmony
4 Influence of Habits upon Character
5 Means of Correcting Injurious Moral Habits
6 Practical Conclusions from these Principles. Important
7 Influence of Moral Habits
8 Necessity & Probability of Divine Aid in correcting
9 Moral Derangement
10 Influence of Mental operation called Faith
4 MORAL PRINCIPLE, OR CONSCIENCE 155
1 Proofs of Existence of Conscience as Distinct Principle of mind
2 Nature of its Operation as Regulating Principle
3 Analogy between it & Reason
4 Its Influence in conveying an Impression of Moral Attributes of Deity
5 Knowledge derived from this Source
6 Comparison of Divine Attributes with Actual State of Man
7 Difficulties arising from this Comparison removed only by Christian Revelation
8 Mental Process by which Regulating Power of Conscience is Impaired or Lost
9 Influence of this Condition upon Judgment in regard to Moral Truth
10 Influence of Attention in Moral Decisions
11 Man's responsibility for his belief
12 Important relation between Moral Emotions & voluntary Intellectual Processes
13 APPENDIX
1 Origin & Immutability of Moral Distinctions & Theories of Morals
2 Origin of Our Idea of Virtue & Vice
3 System of Mandeville
4 System of Clarke & Wollaston
5 System of Utility
6 Selfish System
7 System of Paley
8 Defect of these Systems in not acknowledging Supreme Authority of Conscience
9 Objections to belief of uniformity of Moral Feeling which have been founded on practices of barbarous nations
10 System of Dr. Smith, or Theory of Sympathy
11 Province of Reason in Moral Decisions
12 Remarks on Observations of some late Writers respecting Corruption of Conscience
13 Harmony of Moral Feelings
14 Consistency of Character arising from this Harmony, & Defects of Character to which it is opposed
5 MORAL RELATION OF MAN TOWARDS DEITY 243
1 View of Divine Character in reference to this Regulation
2 Regulation of Moral Feelings which ought to arise out of it
1 Habitual effort to cultivate Sense of Divine Presence, & to regulate Moral Feelings & Character by it
2 Submission to appointments of Providence
3 Sense of Moral Imperfection & Guilt, & Supplication for Mercy, with Reliance on Divine Aid
4 Sense of Gratitude, Affection, & Love
3 Conduct & Character arising out of this Condition of Moral Feelings
4 Means of Cultivating it
5 Nature & Operation of Faith
6 Province of Faith in Philosophy of Moral Feelings
7 Truths which are its more Immediate Object
8 Its Influence on Moral Condition
9 Province of Faith in Scheme of Christianity
10 Certain Errors regarding Faith
11 Harmony of Christian Truth with Philosophy of Moral Feelings.
13 1909 Philosophy & Religion Six Lectures Delivered at Cambridge by Rashdall, Hastings 52,692W 211 3:31
1 MIND & MATTER 1
1 Is Materialism possible? There is no immediate knowledge of Matter: what we know is always Self + Matter. idea of Matter which can exist by itself is an inference: is it reasonable one?
2 No. For all that we know about Matter implies Mind. This is obvious as to secondary qualities: but it is no less true of primary qualities. Relations, no less than sensations, imply Mind 8
3 This is great discovery of Berkeley, though he did not adequately distinguish between sensations & intellectual relations 12
4 But Matter certainly does not exist merely for our transitory & incomplete knowledge: if it cannot exist apart from Mind, there must be universal Mind in which & for which all things exist, i.e. God 16
5 But Theism is possible without Idealism. impossibility of Materialism has generally been recognized. If ultimate Reality is not Matter, it must be utterly unlike anything we know, or be Mind. latter view more probable 19
6 It is more reasonable to explain lower by higher than vice versâ 26
2 UNIVERSAL CAUSE
1 We have been led by idealistic argument to recognize necessity of Mind which thinks world. Insufficiency of this view
2 In our experiences of external Nature we meet with nothing but succession, never with Causality. Uniformity of Nature is postulate of Physical Science, not necessity of thought. idea of Causality derived from our consciousness of Volition. Causality
3 If events must have cause, & we know of no cause but Will, it is reasonable to infer that events which we do not cause must be caused by some other Will: & systematic unity of Nature implies that this cause must be One Will 41
4 Moreover, analogy of human mind suggests probability that, if God is Mind, there must be in Him, as in us, 3 activities of Thought, Feeling, & Will 44
5 above line of argument can be used by Realist who believes matter to be thing-in-itself: but it fits in much better with Idealistic view of relations between mind & matter, & with tendency of modern physics to resolve matter into Force 48
6 Testimony of Spencer & Kant to theory that Ultimate Reality is Will 51
7 Is God Person? 54
3 GOD & MORAL CONSCIOUSNESS
1 empirical study of Nature ('red in tooth & claw') can tell us of purpose, not what purpose is. only source of knowledge of character of God is to be found in moral Consciousness
2 Our moral judgements are as valid as other judgements (e.g. mathematical axioms), & equally reveal thought of God 62
3 This does not imply that moral consciousness is not gradually evolved, or that each individual's conscience is infallible, or that our moral judgements in detail are as certain as mathematical judgements, or that detailed rules of human conduct are applicable to God 63
4 Corollaries
1 Belief in objectivity of our moral judgements logically implies belief in God 69
2 If God aims at an end not fully realized here, we have ground for postulating Immortality 77
3 Evil must be necessary means to greater good 79
5 In what sense this 'limits God.' Omnipotence=ability to do all things which are in their own nature possible 81
4 DIFFICULTIES & OBJECTIONS
1 Is world created? There may or may not be beginning of particular series of physical events constituting our world. But, even if this series has beginning, this implies some previous existence which has no beginning
2 Is whole-time series infinite? Time must be regarded as objective, but 'antinomies' involved in nature of Time cannot be resolved
3 Are Spirits created or pre-existent? close connexion & correspondence between mind & body makes for former view. Difficulties of pre-existence heredity, etc
4 An Idealism based on Pre-existence without God is open to same objections & others. Such system provides no mind
1 in which & for which whole system exists
2 to effect & correspondence between mind & body
3 allow of purpose in Universe: without this world is not rational 96
5 human mind (i.e. consciousness) not apart of divine Consciousness, though in closest possible dependence upon God. Universe Unity, but Unity is not that of Self-Consciousness
6 There is no 'immediate' or 'intuitive' knowledge of God. Our knowledge is got by inference, like knowledge of our friend's existence
7 Religion & Psychology. It is impossible to base Religion upon Psychology or 'religious experience' without Metaphysics
8 Summary: ultimate nature of Reality
9 Note on Non-theistic Idealism
5 REVELATION 127
1 There is no special organ of religious knowledge, but religious knowledge has many characteristics which may be conveniently suggested by use of term 'faith,' especially its connexion with character & Will.

2 psychological causes of religious belief must be carefully distinguished from reasons which make it true
3 No logic of discovery.
4 Many religious ideas have occurred in spontaneous or apparently intuitive way to particular persons, truth of which philosopher may subsequently be able to test by philosophical reflection, though he could not have discovered them, but they are not necessarily true because they arise in spontaneous or unaccountable manner
5 False conceptions of Revelation & true.
- All knowledge is in sense revealed, especially religious & moral knowledge: but spiritual insight varies.
- Need of prophet or religious genius
6 Reasoned & intuitive beliefs may both be 'revealed,'
7 Degrees of truth in historical religions.
8 Dependence of individual upon such religions.
9 Christianity occupies unique position, because it alone combines an ethical ideal which appeals to universal Conscience with Theism which commends itself to Reason.
10 truth of Christianity is dependent upon its appeal to moral & religious consciousness of present
6 CHRISTIANITY
1 claim of Christianity to be special or absolute Religion not dependent upon miracles
2 Ritschlian Theologians right in resting truth of Christianity mainly upon appeal made by Christ to individual Conscience: but wrong in disparaging
1 philosophical arguments for Theism
2 relative truth of non-Christian systems
3 value of Doctrine & necessity for Development
3 Christian doctrine (esp. of Logos) is an attempt to express Church's sense of unique value of Christ & His Revelation. necessity for recognizing development both in Christian Ethics & Theology
4 Some reflections on our practical attitude towards Christian doctrine.
5 Some means of expressing unique position of Christ wanted.
6 old expressions were influenced by philosophy of time, but not valueless.
7 Need of re-interpretation & further development
8 doctrine of continuous Revelation through Spirit is part of Christianity, & condition of its acceptance as final or absolute Religion.
 
   
16 1871 Strange Visitors series of original papers, embracing philosophy, science, government, religion, poetry, art, fiction, satire, humor, narrative, & ... while in an abnormal or trance state by Horn, Henry J. 60,900W 160 2:40
1 by HENRY J. RAYMOND To New York Public
2 by MARGARET FULLER Literature in Spirit Life
3 by LORD BYRON To His Accusers
4 by NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE Apparitions
5 by WASHINGTON IRVING Visit to Henry Clay
6 by NAPOLEON BONAPARTE To French Nation
7 by W. M. THACKERAY His Post Mortem Experience
8 by ARCHBISHOP HUGHES 2 Natural Religions
9 by EDGAR A. POE Lost Soul
10 by JEAN PAUL RICHTER Invisible Influences
11 by CHARLOTTE BRONTE Agnes Reef. Tale
12 by ELIZABETH B. BROWNING To Her Husband
13 by ARTEMUS WARD In & Out of Purgatory
14 by LADY BLESSINGTON Distinguished Women
15 by PROFESSOR OLMSTEAD Locality of Spirit World
16 by ADAH ISAACS MENKEN Hold Me Not
17 by N.P. WILLIS Off-Hand Sketches
18 by MARGARET FULLER City of Spring Garden
19 by GILBERT STUART Art Conversation
20 by EDWARD EVERETT Government
21 by FREDERIKA BREMER Flight to my Starry Home
22 by REV. LYMAN BEECHER Sabbath, Its Uses
23 by PROF. GEORGE BUSH Life & Marriage in Spirit Life
24 by JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH Acting by Spirit Influence
25 by REV. JOHN WESLEY Church of Christ
26 by N. P. WILLIS Spirit Revisiting Earth
27 by ALLAN CUNNINGHAM Alone
28 by BARON VON HUMBOLDT Earthquake
29 by SIR DAVID BREWSTER Naturalness of Spirit Life
30 by H.T. BUCKLE Mormons
31 by W.E. BURTON Drama in Spirit Life
32 by CHAS. L. ELLIOTT Painting in Spirit Life
33 by COMEDIAN'S POETRY Rollicking Song
34 by LADY HESTER STANHOPE Prophecy
35 Planets by PROFESSOR MITCHELL
36 Causes of Disease & Insanity by DR. JOHN W. FRANCIS
37 Spirit Bride by ADELAIDE PROCTER.
 
21 1916 Democracy & Education: an introduction to philosophy of education by Dewey, John 139,315W 557 9:17
1 Education as Necessity of Life
- It is very nature of life to strive to continue in being
2 Education as Social Function
- development within young of attitudes
3 Education as Direction
- natural or native impulses of young do not agree
4 Education as Growth
- Power to grow depends upon need for others & plasticity
5 Preparation, Unfolding, & Formal Discipline
- conception that result of educative process
6 Education as Conservative & Progressive
- Education may be conceived either retrospectively
7 Democratic Conception in Education
- Since education is social process, & there are many kinds
8 Aims in Education
- An aim denotes result of any natural process
9 Natural Development & Social Efficiency as Aims
- General or comprehensive aims are points of view for surveying
10 Interest & Discipline
- Interest & discipline are correlative aspects of activity
11 Experience & Thinking
- In determining place of thinking
12 Thinking in Education
- Processes of instruction are unified in degree
13 Nature of Method
- Method is statement of way subject matter
14 Nature of Subject Matter
- subject matter of education consists primarily
15 Play & Work in Curriculum
- In previous chapter we found that primary subject
16 Significance of Geography & History
- It is nature of an experience to have implications
17 Science in Course of Study
- Science represents fruition of cognitive factors
18 Educational Values
- Fundamentally, elements involved in discussion of value
19 Labor & Leisure
- segregations of educational values
20 Intellectual & Practical Studies
- Greeks were induced to philosophize
21 Physical & Social Studies: Naturalism & Humanism
- philosophic dualism between man & nature is reflected
22 Individual & World
Summary. True individualism is product of relaxation of grip
23 Vocational Aspects of Education
- vocation signifies any form of continuous activity
24 Philosophy of Education
- After review designed to bring out philosophic issues
25 Theories of Knowledge
- Such social divisions as interfere with free & full
26 Theories of Morals
- most important problem of moral education in school.
       
24 1900 Up To Date Business Including Lessons in Banking, Exchange, Business Geography, Finance, Transportation & Commercial Law Home Study Circle Library Series (V2) by Seymour Eaton 98,624W 394 6:34
1
1 Commercial Terms & Usages
2 Bank Cheques
3 Bank Drafts
4 Promissory Notes
5 Clearing-house System
6 Commercial Drafts
7 Foreign Exchange
8 Letters of Credit
9 Joint-stock Companies
10 Protested Paper
11 Paper Offered for Discount
12 Corporations
13 Bonds
14 Transportation
15 Transportation Papers
16 Examination Paper
2 BUSINESS GEOGRAPHY Trade Features
1 Trade Features of British Isles
2 France
3 Germany
4 Spain & Italy
5 Russia
6 India
7 China
8 Japan
9 Africa
10 Australia & Australasia
11 South America
12 Canada
13 United States
14 Examination Paper
3 FINANCE, TRADE, & TRANSPORTATION
1 National & State Banks
2 Savings Banks & Trust Companies
3 Corporations & Stock Companies
4 Borrowing & Loaning Money
5 Collaterals & Securities
6 Cheques, Drafts, & Bills of Exchange
7 Clearing-house System
8 Commercial Credits & Mercantile Agencies
9 Bonds
10 Transportation by Rail
11 Freight Transportation
12 Railroad Rates
13 Stock & Produce Exchanges
14 Storage & Warehousing
15 Examination Paper
4 COMMERCIAL LAW
1 Different Kinds of Contracts
2 Parties to Contract
3 Consideration in Contracts
4 Essentials of Contract
5 Contracts by Correspondence
6 What Contracts Must Be in Writing
7 Contracts for Sale of Merchandise
8 Warranties of Merchandise
9 Common Carriers
10 Carrying of Passengers
11 Keeping of Things
12 Concerning Agents
13 Law Relating to Bank Cheques
14 Law Relating to Leases
15 Liability of Employers to Employés
16 Liability of Employers to Employés
17 Examination Paper
5 PREPARING COPY FOR PRESS & PROOF-READING
1 Preparing Copy
2 Names & Sizes of Type
3 Terms Used in Printing
4 Marks Used in Proof-reading.
26 1924 Five Great Philosophies of Life by Hyde, William De Witt 69,384W 278 4:38
1 Epicurean Pursuit of Pleasure
1 Selections from Epicurean Scriptures
2 Epicurean View of Work & Play
3 Epicurean Price of Happiness
4 Defects of Epicureanism
5 An Example of Epicurean Character
6 Confessions of an Epicurean Heretic
2 Stoic Self control by Law
1 Psychological Law of Apperception
2 Selections from Stoic Scriptures
3 Stoic Reverence for Universal Law
4 Stoic Solution of Problem of Evil
5 Stoic Paradoxes
6 Religious Aspect of Stoicism
7 Permanent Value of Stoicism
8 Defects of Stoicism
3 Platonic Subordination of Lower to Higher
1 Nature of Virtue
2 Righteousness writ Large
3 Cardinal Virtues
4 Plato's Scheme of Education
5 Righteousness Comprehensive Virtue
6 Stages of Degeneration
7 Intrinsic Superiority of Righteousness
8 Truth & Error in Platonism
4 Aristotelian Sense of Proportion
1 Aristotle's Objections to Previous Systems
2 Social Nature of Man
3 Right & Wrong determined by End
4 Need of Instruments
5 Happy Mean
6 Aristotelian Virtues & their Acquisition
7 Aristotelian Friendship
8 Criticism & Summary of Aristotle's Teaching
5 Christian Spirit of Love
1 Teaching of Love
2 Fulfilment of Law through Love
3 Counterfeits of Love
4 Whole-heartedness of Love
5 Cultivation of Love
6 Blessedness of Love
7 Supremacy of Love.
32 1912 Will to Believe : & Other Essays in Popular Philosophy by James, William 104,960W 420 7:00
1 WILL TO BELIEVE 1
1 Hypotheses & options
2 Pascal's wager
3 Clifford's veto
4 Psychological causes of belief
5 Thesis of Essay
6 Empiricism & absolutism
7 Objective certitude & its unattainability
8 2 different sorts of risks in believing
9 Some risk unavoidable
10 Faith may bring forth its own verification
11 Logical conditions of religious belief
2 IS LIFE WORTH LIVING
1 Temperamental Optimism & Pessimism
2 How reconcile with life one bent on suicide?
3 Religious melancholy & its cure
4 Decay of Natural Theology
5 Instinctive antidotes to pessimism
6 Religion involves belief in an unseen extension of world
7 Scientific positivism
8 Doubt actuates conduct as much as belief does
9 To deny certain faiths is logically absurd, for they make their objects true
3 SENTIMENT OF RATIONALITY
1 Rationality means fluent thinking
2 Simplification
3 Clearness
4 Their antagonism
5 Inadequacy of abstract
6 thought of nonentity
7 Mysticism
8 Pure theory cannot banish wonder
9 passage to practice may restore feeling of rationality
10 Familiarity & expectancy
11 'Substance,'
12 rational world must appear congruous with our powers
13 But these differ from man to man
14 Faith is one of them
15 Inseparable from doubt
16 May verify itself
17 Its rôle in ethics
18 Optimism & pessimism
19 Is this moral universe?
20 what does problem mean?
21 Anaesthesia versus energy
22 Active assumption necessary
4 REFLEX ACTION & THEISM
1 Prestige of Physiology
2 Plan of neural action
3 God mind's adequate object
4 Contrast between world as perceived & as conceived
5 God
6 mind's 3 departments
7 Science due to subjective demand
8 Theism mean between 2 extremes
9 Gnosticism
10 No intellection except for practical ends
5 DILEMMA OF DETERMINISM
1 Philosophies seek rational world
2 Determinism & Indeterminism defined
3 Both are postulates of rationality
4 Objections to chance considered
5 Determinism involves pessimism
6 Escape via Subjectivism
7 Subjectivism leads to corruption
8 world with chance in it is morally less irrational alternative
9 Chance not incompatible with ultimate Providence
6 MORAL PHILOSOPHER & MORAL LIFE
1 moral philosopher postulates unified system
2 Origin of moral judgments
3 Goods & ills are created by judgment?
4 Obligations are created by demands
5 conflict of ideals
6 Its solution
7 Impossibility of an abstract system of Ethics
8 easy-going & strenuous mood
9 Connection between Ethics & Religion
7 GREAT MEN & THEIR ENVIRONMENT
1 Solidarity of causes in world
2 human mind abstracts in order to explain
3 Different cycles of operation in Nature
4 Darwin's distinction between causes that produce & causes that preserve variation
5 Physiological causes produce, environment only adopts or preserves, great men
6 When adopted they become social ferments
7 Messrs. Spencer & Allen criticised
8 Messrs. Wallace & Gryzanowski quoted
9 laws of history
10 Mental evolution
11 Analogy between original ideas & Darwin's accidental variations
12 Criticism of Spencer's views
8 IMPORTANCE OF INDIVIDUALS
1 Small differences may be important
2 Individual differences are important because they are causes of social change
3 Hero-worship justified
9 ON SOME HEGELISMS
1 world appears as pluralism
2 Elements of unity in pluralism
3 Hegel's excessive claims
4 He makes of negation bond of union
5 principle of totality
6 Monism & pluralism
7 fallacy of accident in Hegel
8 good & bad infinite
9 Negation & Conclusion
10 Note on Anaesthetic revelation
10 WHAT PSYCHICAL RESEARCH HAS ACCOMPLISHED
1 unclassified residuum
2 Society for Psychical Research & its history
3 Thought-transference
4 Gurney's work
5 census of hallucinations
6 Mediumship
7 'subliminal self,'
8 'Science' & her counter-presumptions
9 scientific character of Mr. Myers's work
10 mechanical-impersonal view of life versus personal-romantic view
11 APPENDIX ORIGIN OF MAN.
1 1870 History of American Socialisms
by Noyes, John Humphrey
188,042W 753 12:33
1 Birds-eye View
2 Theory of National Experience
3 New Harmony
4 Inquest on New Harmony
5 Yellow Springs Community
6 Nashoba
7 7 Epitaphs
8 Owen's General Career
9 Connecting Links
10 Channing's Brook Farm
11 Hopedale
12 Religious Communities
13 Northampton Association
14 Skaneateles Community
15 Social Architects
16 Fundamentals of Socialism
17 Literature of Fourierism
18 Personnel of Fourierism
19 Sylvania Association
20 Other Pennsylvania Experiments
21 Volcanic District
22 Clarkson Phalanx
23 Sodus Bay Phalanx
24 Other New York Experiments
25 Marlboro Association
26 Prairie Home Community
27 Trumbull Phalanx
28 Ohio Phalanx
29 Clermont Phalanx
30 Integral Phalanx
31 Alphadelphia Phalanx
32 La Grange Phalanx
33 Other Western Experiments
34 Wisconsin Phalanx
35 North American Phalanx
36 Life at North American
37 End of North American
38 Conversion of Brook Farm
39 Brook Farm & Fourierism
40 Brook Farm & Swedenborgianism
41 End of Brook Farm
42 Spiritualist Communities
43 Brocton Community
44 Shakers
45 Oneida Community
46 Review & Results
47 2 Schools of Socialism.

2 1835 - 40 Democracy in America by Tocqueville V1-2 690 ?.

3 1911 Popular Law-making by Frederic Jesup Stimson 141,902W 568 9:28.
4 1887 Burnham Breaker
by Homer Greene
107,359W 429 7:09
1 SURPRISE IN SCREEN-ROOM
2 STRANGE VISITOR
3 BRILLIANT SCHEME
4 SET OF RESOLUTIONS
5 IN SEARCH OF MOTHER
6 BREAKING NEWS
7 RHYMING JOE
8 FRIEND IN NEED
9 FRIEND INDEED
10 AT BAR OF COURT
11 EVIDENCE IN CASE
12 AT GATES OF PARADISE
13 PURCHASE OF LIE
14 ANGEL WITH SWORD
15 EVENTFUL JOURNEY
16 BLOCK IN WHEEL
17 GENTLEMEN OF JURY
18 WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
19 BACK TO BREAKER
20 FIRE IN SHAFT
21 PERILOUS PASSAGE
22 IN POWER OF DARKNESS
23 STROKE OF LIGHTNING
24 AT DAWN OF DAY.
5 1904 History of Republican Party
 by Platt, George Washington
94,070W 377 6:17
1 Formative Causes
2 Ancient & Modern Slavery
3 Beginning of Slavery in US
4 Early Federal Government
5 Missouri Compromise
6 Abolitionists
7 Compromise of 1850
8 Birth of Republican Party
9 1st Republican National Convention
10 Lincoln-Douglas Debates
11 Lincoln
12 Reconstruction & National Debt
13 Grant
14 Hayes
15 Garfield & Arthur
16 Blaine
17 Harrison
18 Cleveland's 2nd Term
19 McKinley
20 Roosevelt.
6 1922 History of Trade Unionism in United States
by Perlman, Selig
87,439W 350 5:50
1 STRUGGLE FOR SURVIVAL
1 LABOR MOVEMENTS BEFORE CIVIL WAR
1 1827 Early Beginnings
2 1827 - 32 Equal Citizenship
3 1833 - 7 Period of "Wild-Cat" Prosperity
4 1837 - 62 Long Depression
2 1862 - 79 "GREENBACK" PERIOD,
3 BEGINNING OF KNIGHTS OF LABOR & AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
4 1879 - 87 REVIVAL & UPHEAVAL,
5 VICTORY OF CRAFT UNIONISM & FINAL FAILURE OF PRODUCERS' COOPERATION
6 1888 - 97 STABILIZATION,
7 TRADE UNIONISM & COURTS
2 LARGER CAREER OF UNIONISM
1 1898 - 1914 PARTIAL RECOGNITION & NEW DIFFICULTIES
1 Miners
2 Railway Men
3 Machinery & Metal Trades
4 Employers' Reaction
5 Legislation, Courts, & Politics
2 RADICAL UNIONISM & "COUNTER-REFORMATION"
3 WAR-TIME BALANCE SHEET
4 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
3 CONCLUSIONS & INFERENCES
1 ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION
2 IDEALISTIC FACTOR
3 WHY THERE IS NOT AN AMERICAN LABOR PARTY
4 DICTATORSHIP OF PROLETARIAT & TRADE UNIONISM.
7 1922 Introduction to Philosophy of Law
by Pound, Roscoe
59,603W 238 3:58
1 Function of Legal Philosophy
2 End of Law

3 Application of Law
4 Liability
5 Property
6 Contract.
8 1922 What Prohibition Has Done to America
by Franklin 1853-1939
35,500W 142 2:21:46 65M
1 Perverting Constitution
2 Creating Nation of Lawbreakers
3 Destroying our Federal System
4 How Ammendment was Put Through
5 Law Makers & Law
6 Law Enforcers & Law
7 Nature of Prohibitionist Tyranny
8 One Half of One Percent
9 Prohibition & Liberty
10 Prohibition & Socialism
11 Is there Any Way Out.
9 Invisible Government
by Dan Smoot
7,434W 29 29Min
1 Stories That End Well
2 Adventure in Altruria
3 Through Terrors of Law
4 Real Thing
5 Old Partisan
6 Max-Or His Picture
7 Stout Miss Hopkins'
8 Hero of Company.
10 1921 Putnam's Handy Law Book for Layman
by Albert Sidney Bolles
108,603W 434 7:14
1 Explanation of Terms
2 Adopted Child
3 Agenc
4 Agreement To Purchase Land
5 Auctioneer
6 Automobile
7 Bailor & Bailee
8 Bankruptcy
9 Beneficial Associations
10 Broker
11 Carrier
12 Chattel Mortgage
13 Chauffeur
14 Check
15 Citizen
16 Contracts
17 Corporations
18 Curtesy
19 Deceit
20 Deeds
21 Divisional Tree
22 Dower
23 Drunkenness
24 Equitable Remedies
25 Factor
26 Fire Insurance
27 Fixtures
28 Garage Keeper
29 Homestead
30 Husband & Wife
31 Innkeeper
32 Land License
33 Lease
34 Legal Remedies
35 Life Insurance
36 Minor
37 Mortgage
38 Negotiable Paper
39 Parent & Child
40 Partnership
41 Patent
42 Payment
43 Prescriptive Rights
44 Quasi Contracts
45 Sale
46 Shipping
47 Statute of Frauds
48 Statutes of Limitation
49 Telegraph & Telephone
50 Torts Or Wrongs
51 Warranty
52 Will
53 Workmen's Compensation Acts
54 Legal Forms for Everyday Use.
11 Copyright Law of United States of America & Related Laws Contained in Title 17 of United States Code, Circular 92
by United States & Library of Congress. Copyright Office
80,000W 320 5:40.
12 1869 Frost's Laws & By-Laws of American Society condensed but thorough treatise on etiquette & its usagesin America, containing plain & reliable directions fordeportment in every situation in life.
by Sarah Annie Frost
67,837W 271 4:31
1 Letters of Introduction
2 Salutes & Salutations
3 Calls
4 Conversation
5 Invitations
6 Dinner Company
7 Balls
8 Morning & Evening Parties
9 Visiting
10 Street Etiquette
11 Riding & Driving
12 Travelling
13 Etiquette in Church
14 Etiquette for Places of Amusement
15 Servants
16 Hotel Etiquette
17 Etiquette at Weddings
18 Baptisms & Funerals
19 Etiquette with Children & Card Table
20 Visiting Cards
21 Lettter-Writing
22 Lady's Toilet
23 Gentleman's Toiles
24 BESIDES ONE HUNDRED UNCLASSIFIED LAWS
25 APPLICABLE TO ALL OCCASIONS.
13 1977 Fairfax County Courthouse
by Ruby Waldeck & Ross De Witt Netherton
40,550W 162 2:42
1 1742 - 1800 FAIRFAX COUNTY'S EARLY COURTHOUSES 3
2 1800 - 60 PROVIDENCE COURTHOUSE & ITS RELATED BUILDINGS 12
3 COUNTY COURT & ITS OFFICERS 18
4 1861 - 5 WAR YEARS 33
5 1865 - 1903 YEARS OF REBUILDING 42
6 20TH CENTURY COURTHOUSE 50
7 ARCHITECTURE OF COURTHOUSE & ITS RELATED BUILDINGS 58
1 Courthouse Complex 58
2 Courthouse 73
31 967 Restoration of Original Wing of Courthouse 87.
14 Mining Laws of Ohio, 1921
by N/A
38,246W 153 2:33
1 chief & district inspectors
2 county recorder & county coroner
3 owner, lessee or agent
4 superintendent, mine-foreman & over-seer
5 stableman & fire-boss
6 employes generally
7 persons not employes
8 General provisions
9 oil & gas well through coal measures
10 illuminating oil for mines
11 penalties
12 Regulating & prohibiting solid shooting
13 fines collected, prosecutions, when act takes effect, & repeals
14 Regulation of weighing of coa
15 Relating to employment of minors
16 Relating to Department of Industrial Relations.
15 1983 Reproduction of Copyrighted Works By Educators & Librarians by Library of Congress. Copyright Office 20,095W 80 1:20.
16 1897 Patent Laws of Republic of Hawaii & Rules of Practice in Patent Office
by Hawaii
11,585W 46 46Min.
17 2000 Copyright Basics
by Library of Congress Copyright Office
11,462W 46 46Min.
18 1864 Act Of Incorporation & By-Laws Of Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical Society
by Massachusetts Homoeopathic Medical Society
5,899W 24 24Min.
19 1787 Federalist Papers by Alexander Hamilton 1789-95 320,750W 1,283 21:12:34 582M.
20 1787 Antifederalist Papers
by Patrick Henry 1736-99
313,000W 1,252 19:52:01 545M
1 Centinel
2 Federal Farmer
3 Brutus
4 John Dewitt
5 Cato
6 Agrippa
7 Penn Minority
8 Impartial Examiner
9 Partial Examiner
10 Maryland Farmer
11 1788 Patrick Henry.
21 Declaration of Rights STAMP ACT
by CONGRESS
1,250W 5 00:04:14.
22 Bill of Rights
By James MADISON (1751 - 1836)
22,750W 91 1:31:00.
23 1787 Constitution of United States of America
by n/a
7,250W 29 0:28.10.
24 Amendments to US Constitution
By FOUNDING FATHERS OF US
5,000W 20 00:19:39.
25 united states declaration of independence
By Thomas Jefferson
1,332W 6 6Min.
26 1814 US National Anthem - Star Spangled Banner
By Francis Scott Key
312W 2 2:00.
27 1983 Reproduction of Copyrighted Works By Educators & Librarians by Copyright Office 80 1:20.
28 2002 Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) Ruling by United States District Court For Eastern District Of Pennsylvania 55,872W 223 3:43.
29 1765 Stamp Act
By congress
14,212W 57 57Min.
30 2004 911 Report
by 9/11 COMMISSION
350,000W 1,400 23:19:06 640M
1 We have some planes, inside four flights
2 Improving Homeland Defense
3 National Crisis Management
4 Declaration of War
5 Bin Ladens Appeal in Islamic World
6 Rise of Bin Laden & Al Qaida
7 Building an Organization
8 1996 - 8 Al Quaidas renewal in afganistan
9 Counterterrorism evolves, from old terrorism to new
10 Adaptation & non adaptation in law enforcement community
11 in Federal Aviation Administration
12 in intelligence community
13 in state & defense dept
14 in White House
15 in Congress
16 Before bombings in Kenya & Tanzania
17 1998 Crisis August
18 Diplomacy
19 Covert Action
20 Searching for Fresh Options
21 Terrorist Entreprenuers
22 Planes Operation
23 Hamburb Contingent
24 Money Trail
25 From threat to threat, milinium crisis
26 Post Crisis Reflection, agenda for 2000
27 Attack on USS cole
28 Change & Continuity
29 New Administration's Approach
30 1st Arrivals in California
31 911 Pilot's in US
32 Assembling Teams
33 Final Strategies & Tactics
34 Summer of Threat
35 Late leads
36 Preparadeness for 911
37 911 2001 1
39 Emergency Response at Pentagon
40 Analysis
41 Wartime, Immediate Responses at Home
42 Planning for War
43 Phase 2 & question of iraq
44 Foresight & Hindsight, Imagination
45 Policy
46 Capabilities
47 Management
48 Reflecting on Generational Challenge
49 Attack Terrorists & their organizations
50 Prevent continued growth of Islamic Terrorism
51 Protect Against & prepare for Terrorist Attacks
52 Unity of Effort Accross Foreign Divide
53 Unity of Effort in Intelligence Community
54 Unity of Effort in Sharing Information
55 Unity of Effort in Congress
56 Organizing America's Defenses.
31 1836 Trial of Reuben Crandall, M.D. Charged with Publishing & Circulating Seditious & Incendiary Papers, &c. in District of Columbia, with Intent ... Statements of Court & Counsel.
by Unknown
30,705W 123 2:03.
32 1832 Opinion of Supreme Court of United States, at January Term, 1832, Delivered by Mr. Chief Justice Marshall in Case of Samuel A. Worcester, Plaintiff ... of Supreme Court of United States
by John Marshall
16,459W 66 1:06.
     
2 1911 Popular Law-making by Frederic Jesup Stimson 141,902W 568 9:28
1 ENGLISH IDEA OF LAW
1 Proper Field of Legislation
2 Meaning of Word "Law"
3 Modern Importance of Statute Law
4 Representative Government & Right to Law
5 Enforcement of Common Law
6 Origin of Representative Legislatures
7 Customary or Natural Law
8 No Sanction Necessary
9 Unwritten Law & Outlawry
10 Early Parliament Merely Judicial
11 Contrast of Common Law with Roman Law
12 Theory that King Makes Law
13 Parliament Retains Right to Tax
14 Parliament Recovers Legislative Powers
2 EARLY ENGLISH LEGISLATION & MAGNA CHARTA
1 Constructive Legislation New Idea
2 Statutes Increase of Late Years
3 Sociological Legislation only Considered: Early Legislation Political
4 English Law not Codified: Early Anglo-Saxon Laws
5 Freedom Gained in Guilds
6 Threefold Division of Government
7 No Constitution Controls Parliament
8 Restoration of English Law After Conquest
9 Taxation by Common Consent
10 Earliest Social Statute
11 Recognition of Personal Property
12 Law of Land Tenure
13 Charter of Liberties:
14 Early Methods of Trial: Distinction Between Sin & Crime
15 Church Law Governs Sin: Important Clauses of Magna Charta
16 Freedom of Trade
17 Taxation for Common Benefit
18 Great "Liberty" Clause
19 "Administrative" Law not English
20 No Government Above Law
3 RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF ANGLO-SAXON LAW
1 Common Law Against Civil Law
2 "We Are Unwilling to Change Laws of England"
3 Usury & Jews
4 Towns Represented in Parliament
5 Fixing of Prices
6 Sumptuary Laws
7 Benefit of Clergy
8 Partial Codification
9 Statute of Westminster 1
10 Law Extended to All People
11 Labor Makes Men Free
12 Freedom of Elections
13 "Cruel & Unusual Punishment"
14 Sexual Offences Made Secular Crimes
15 Earliest Duties on Imports
16 Early Duties on Wool
17 Law of Wrecks
4 EARLY LABOR LEGISLATION & LAWS AGAINST RESTRAINT OF TRADE & "TRUSTS"
1 Extortion & Discrimination:
2 Forestalling
3 Regrating
4 Engrossing:
5 Statute of Bakers:
6 Origin of Law of Conspiracy:
7 Law of Combination:
8 Modern Definition:
9 Combinations Against Individuals:
10 Intent Makes Guilt:
11 Conspiracy More Heinous than Act Committed:
12 Combinations to Injure Trade:
13 Individual Injuries to Business:
14 Definition of Forestalling:
15 "The Iowa Idea":
16 Statutes of Labor:
17 1st Statute of Laborers:
18 Fixed Wage:
19 Early Law of Strikes:
20 Early Law of Trades-Unions:
21 Labor Conditions in Early Times:
22 Combinations to Fix Prices:
23 Unlawful By-Laws of Unions:
24 Restraint of Trade:
25 Eight to Labor
26 Earliest Boycott
27 Origin of Injunction in Labor Cases
28 Common Law Vindicated
29 Compulsory Labor in England
30 Free Trade to Merchants
31 Jealousy of Chancery Power
32 Guilds & Corporations
33 Chancery & Star Chamber
34 By-Laws Tending to Monopoly
35 Hours of Labor Laws
36 Idlers & Vagabonds
37 Trusts & Labor Combinations
38 Riots & Assemblies
39 Statute of Elizabeth
40 Early Labor Regulations
41 1st Poor Law
42 1st Complaint of Monopolies
43 Growth of Monopolies
44 Statute of Monopolies
45 Impeachment of Monopolists
5 OTHER LEGISLATION IN MEDIAEVAL ENGLAND
1 Statute of Mortmain
2 Law Merchant
3 Origin of Habeas Corpus
4 Early Police Regulation
5 Opposition to Customs Duties
6 Interpretation of Great Charter
7 Statute Against Chancery Jurisdiction:
8 Early Tariffs on Wool
9 English Language Replaces French
10 Freedom of Trade at Sea
11 Laws of Staple:
12 Early Food Laws Forbidding Trusts etc
13 Statutes of Dogger
14 Department Stores & Double Trading
15 Freedom of Trade Restored
16 Jealousy of Roman Law
17 Laws Against Scotch
18 Welsh & Irish
19 Injunctions Issued Against Seduction
20 1st Statute of Limitations
21 Personal Government Under Henry 8
22 Laws Against Middlemen
23 Final Definitions of Forestalling Regrating Engrossing
24 1rst Poor Law & Forestry Law
25 1st Trading Corporations
26 Heresy Statutes
27 James 1 Legislation Against Sins
28 Cromwell's Legislation
29 1st Business Corporation
30 Corporations Invented to Gain Monopoly
31 Growth of Trade Guilds
32 Veterans' Preference Legislation
6 AMERICAN LEGISLATION IN GENERAL
1 Early Increase of State Legislation
2 State Constitutions
3 When Statutes Should Be Unconstitutional
4 Effect of Initiative & Referendum
5 True Value of Precedent
7 AMERICAN LEGISLATION ON PROPERTY RIGHTS
1 Proper Classification of Statutes
2 Anarchism
3 Individualism
4 Socialism
5 Definition of Communism
6 Definition of Nationalism
7 Property Constitutional Right
8 Not Natural Right
9 Socialism Unconstitutional
10 Eminent Domain
11 What Are Public Uses
12 Irrigation Drainage etc
13 Internal Improvements
14 Bounties
15 Exemptions from Taxation
16 Limits Upon Tax Rate
17 Income Taxes
18 Inheritance Taxes
19 License Taxes:
20 Betterment Taxes
21 Double Taxation
22 Police Power
23 Government by Commission
24 Noxious Trades Signs etc
25 Modern Extensions of Police Power
26 Pure Food & Drug Laws
27 Prohibition Laws
28 Oleomargarine Laws
29 Examinations for Professions
30 Christian Science & Osteopathy
31 Trading Stamps & Department Stores
32 Usury Laws
33 Negotiable Instrument Laws
34 Bills of Lading & Warehouse Receipts
35 Sales in Bulk
36 Intestate Succession
37 Laws for Protection of Debtors
38 Mechanics' Lien Laws
39 Mortgage Foreclosures
40 Nuisances
41 Buying of Futures
42 Tips & Commissions
43 Weights & Measures
44 Laws Against Middlemen
8 REGULATION OF RATES & PRICES
1 Laws Fixing Rate of Wages
2 Wages in Public Work
3 Logic of Rate Regulation
4 Granger Cases
5 Theory of Rate Regulation
6 Regulation by States
7 Constitutional Difficulties of Rate Regulation
8 1910 Railway Rate Act
9 Long & Short Haul Clause
9 TRUSTS & MONOPOLIES
1 Trusts at Common Law
2 Sherman Act
3 State Laws Against Trusts
4 Federal Incorporation
5 Other Remedies of States
6 Class Legislation & Organized Labor
7 Recent Decisions & Laws Against Trusts
8 Constitutional Provisions Against Trusts
9 Growth & Decline of Anti-Trust Legislation
10 Best Remedy for Trusts
11 Only 3 Courses Possible
12 Centralization & Federal Control
10 CORPORATIONS
1 History of Trading Corporations
23 Theories of Corporation Law
3 Massachusetts Commissioners' Report
4 Payment Up of Stock
5 Massachusetts Law
6 "Business Corporation" Act
7 Corporation Laws of All States
8 Publicity & Other Remedies
9 Laws Regulating "Holding" Companies & Stock Ownership by Corporations
10 Corporations of Other States
11 States May Exclude
12 Summary of Trust Question:
13 Public Service Companies
11 LABOR LAWS
1 English Law Does not Enforce Labor Contract
2 Freedom to Trade & Labor
3 Sources of Reform Legislation
4 Constitutional Difficulties:
5 Minimum Wage Laws:
6 Rate of Wages in Public Work:
7 Equal Wages for Women:
8 New York Constitutional Amendment:
9 Hours of Labor Laws for Men:
10 Hours of Labor Laws for Women:
11 Prohibited Employments to Women:
12 Hours of Labor of Children:
13 Laws of All States To-day:
14 Hours of Labor in Factories etc:
15 Child Labor Prohibited:
16 Hours of Labor in Mines:
17 Age Limit for Child Labor
18 Dangerous & Immoral Trades
19 Protection of Young Girls
20 Labor in Mines
21 Hours of Labor in Peculiar Trades
22 Constitutional Difficulty
23 Farms & Domestic Labor
24 Continental Legislation
25 Sanitary Restrictions on Female Labor
26 Sweatshop Laws
27 Factory Acts
28 Employers' Liability
29 Anti-Truck Legislation
30 Factory Stores & Dwellings
31 Benefit Funds & Compulsory Insurance
32 Régime of Contract
33 Compulsory Labor & Peonage
34 Statutes Against Intimidation
35 Blacklists
36 Picketing Armed Guards
37 Political & Militia Duties
38 Miscellaneous Matters
39 Profit-Sharing etc
40 Discrimination Against Union Labor
41 20 Years of Labor Legislation
42 Foreign Labor Legislation
43 Employers' Liability
44 Old Age Pensions
45 Minimum Wage Laws
46 Co-operation & Profit-Sharing
47 Arbitration Laws
48 Labor Legislation in Europe
12 COMBINATIONS IN LABOR MATTERS
1 Law of Combination & Conspiracy
2 Intent Test
3 English Conspiracy Act
4 Modern Reforms Desired by Organized Labor
5 Boycotts & Blacklists
6 Intimidation
7 Interference with Political Rights
8 Oklahoma Labor Code
9 European Law of Combination
13 MILITARY & MOB LAW & RIGHT TO ARMS
1 Right to Civil Law
2 Martial Law
3 Military Law
4 Right to Arms
5 Military Service
6 Struggle Against Martial Rule in England
7 Standing Armies
8 Mobs
9 Riots
10 Lynching
11 Use of Army in Labor Troubles
14 POLITICAL RIGHTS
1 Right to Assembly & Free Elections
2 Suffrage 28
3 Force Bills
4 Interference with Voting
5 Bribery & Corrupt Practices
6 Lobbying Acts
7 Form of Ballot
8 Direct Primaries & Nominations
9 Distrust of Representative Government
10 Corrupt Elections Laws
11 Direct Election of US Senators
12 Women's Suffrage
13 Municipal Elections
14 Initiative
15 Referendum & Recall
16 Judicial System
15 OTHER LEGISLATION AFFECTING INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
1 Freedom of Speech & Press
2 "Unfair" List
3 Prohibition of Anarchistic Propaganda:
4 Right to Privacy
5 Search Warrants & Self-Incrimination:
6 Religious Rights
16 LEGISLATION CONCERNING PERSONAL & RACIAL RIGHTS
1 Race Question
2 Races Capable of Citizenship
3 War Amendments & Their Effect
4 Negro's Social & Property Rights
5 Privileged Classes
17 SEX LEGISLATION MARRIAGE & DIVORCE
1 Woman Is Citizen:
2 Her Right to Labor & Property
3 Marriage Divorce & Children
4 Women in Politics & Education
5 Reform of Divorce Procedure
6 Uniformity of Law in Divorce
7 Secular Law in Sexual Matters
8 Marriage Contract
9 "Single Standard" & Free Divorce
10 Control of Marriage by State
11 Recent Legislation: Radical Statutes in Sexual Matters
12 Legal Separation
13 Married Woman's Privileges
14 "Age of Consent"
15 Female Suffrage by Property-Owners
16 Kidnapping
17 Curfew
18 Rape
19 Statistics of Divorce
20 Industrial Liberty of Women
21 Female Labor in England & USA
18 CRIMINAL LAW & POLICE
1 Common Law Prevails
2 New Crimes & Penalties
3 Self-Regardant Actions
4 Reform in Punishment
5 Procedure in Courts
6 Lynching & Mob Law
7 Interstate Commerce in Liquor etc
8 Physicians' Privilege
9 Prohibition Laws
10 City Ordinances
11 Juvenile Courts & Laws
12 Present Needs
19 GOVERNMENTAL FUNCTION INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS & PUBLIC DOMAIN
1 Government by Commission
2 Taxes
3 Debt
4 Franchises
5 Municipal Socialism
6 Internal Improvements
7 State Farms & Forests
8 Education
9 Taxation & State Aid
10 Present Questions
20 FINAL
1 Form of Our Statutes
2 Need of Authorized Revisions
3 Reforms Recommended
4 Indexing & Arrangement
5 Need of Parliamentary Draughtsman
6 Recommendations of State Librarians
7 Purpose of this Book.
14 1983 Reproduction of Copyrighted Works By Educators & Librarians by Library of Congress. Copyright Office 20,095W 80 1:20
1 Introductory Note 4
2 Exclusive Rights in Copyrighted Works 4
1 Text of Section 106 4
2 Excerpts From House Report 5
3 Fair Use 5
1 Text of Section 107 5
2 Excerpts From House Report 6
1 Introductory Discussion 6
2 Statement of Intention as to Classroom Reproduction 7
1 Introductory Statement 7
2 Guidelines With Respect to Books & Periodicals 7
3 Guidelines With Respect to Music 9
4 Discussion of Guidelines 9
3 Additional Excerpts 10
3 Excerpts From Conference Report 10
4 Excerpts From Congressional Debates 11
4 Reproduction by Libraries & Archives 12
1 Text of Section
2 Excerpts From Senate Report 13
1 Discussion of Libraries & Archives in Profit-Making Institutions 13
2 Discussion of Multiple Copies & Systematic Reproduction 13
3 Excerpts From House Report 14
1 Introductory Statement 14
2 Discussion of Libraries & Archives in Profit-Making Institutions 15
3 Rights of Reproduction & Distribution Under Section 108 15
4 General Exemptions for Libraries & Archives 16
5 Discussion of Multiple Copies & Systematic Reproduction 17
6 Discussion of Works Excluded 17
4 Excerpts From Conference Report 17
1 Introductory Discussion of Section 108 18
2 Conference Committee Discussion of CONTU Guidelines on Photocopying & Interlibrary Arrangements 18
3 Reprint of CONTU Guidelines on Photocopying & Interlibrary Arrangements 18
4 Discussion of "Audiovisual News Program" 19
5 Discussion of Libraries & Archives in Profit-Making
5 Institutions 19 5
6 Copyright Office Regulations Under Section 108 19 E
7 Liability for Infringement 20 1
8 Text of Section
9 Excerpts From House Report 21 3
10 Excerpts From Conference Report 22 F.
11 Guidelines for Off-air Recording of Broadcast Programming for Educational Purposes 22
       
18 1787 Federalist Papers by Alexander Hamilton 1789-95 320,750W 1,283 21:12:34 582M
1 General Introduction 1787 by Hamilton
2 Concerning Dangers from Foreign Force & Influence by John Jay
3 Same Subject Continued Concerning Dangers from Foreign Force & Influence by John Jay
4 Concerning Dangers from Dissensions Between States by Hamilton
5 Same Subject Continued Concerning Dangers from Dissensions Between States by Hamilton
6 Consequences of Hostilities Between States by Hamilton
7 Union as Safeguard Against Domestic Faction & Insurrection by Hamilton
8 Same Subject Continued Union as Safeguard Against Domestic Faction & Insurrection by Madison
9 Utility of Union in Respect to Commercial Relations & Navy by Hamilton
10 Utility of Union In Respect to Revenue by Hamilton
11 Advantage of Union in Respect to Economy in Government by Hamilton
12 Objections to Proposed Constitution From Extent of Territory Answered by Madison
13 Insufficiency of Present Confederation to Preserve Union by Hamilton
14 Other Defects of Present Confederation by Hamilton
15 Same Subject Continued Other Defects of Present Confederation by Hamilton
16 Necessity of Government as Energetic as One Proposed to Preservation of Union by Hamilton
17 Powers Necessary to Common Defense Further Considered by Hamilton
18 Same Subject Continued Powers Necessary to Common Defense Further Considered by Hamilton
19 Idea of Restraining Legislative Authority in Regard to Common Defense Considered by hamilton
20 Same Subject Continued Idea of Restraining Legislative Authority in Regard to Common Defense Considered by Hamilton
21 Concerning Militia by Hamilton
22 Concerning General Power of Taxation by hamilton
23 Same Subject Continued Concerning General Power of Taxation by Hamilton
24 Madison Concerning Difficulties of Convention in Devising Proper Form of Government by Madison
25 Same Subject Continued, & Incoherence of Objections to New Plan Exposed by Madison
26 Conformity of Plan to Republican Principles by Madison
27 Powers of Convention to Form Mixed Government Examined & Sustained by Madison
28 General View of Powers Conferred by Constitution by Madison
29 Powers Conferred by Constitution Further Considered by Madison
30 Same Subject Continued Powers Conferred by Constitution Further Considered by Madison
31 Restrictions on Authority of Several States by Madison
32 Alleged Danger From Powers of Union to State Governments Considered by Madison
33 Influence of State & Federal Governments Compared by Madison
34 Particular Structure of New Government & Distribution of Power Among Its Different Parts by Madison
35 These Departments Should Not Be So Far Separated as to Have No Constitutional Control Over Each Other by Madison
36 Method of Guarding Against Encroachments of Any One Department of Government by Madison
37 Periodic Appeals to People Considered by madison
38 Structure of Government Must Furnish Proper Checks & Balances Between Different Departments by madison
39 House of Representatives by Madison
40 Same Subject Continued House of Representatives by madison
41 Apportionment of Members Among States by Madison
42 Total Number of House of Representatives by Madison
43 Same Subject Continued Total Number of House of Representatives by Madison
44 Alleged Tendency of New Plan to Elevate Few at Expense of Many by madison
45 Objection That Number of Members Will Not Be Augmented as Progress of Population Demands Considered by Madison
46 Concerning Power of Congress to Regulate Election of Members by Hamilton
47 Same Subject Continued Concerning Power of Congress to Regulate Election of Members by Hamilton
48 Senate by Madison
49 Senate Continued by madison
50 Powers of Senate by John Jay
51 Powers of Senate Continued by Hamilton
52 Objections to Power of Senate To Set as Court for Impeachments Further Considered by hamilton
53 Executive Department by hamilton
54 Mode of Electing President by Hamilton
55 Real Character of Executive by Hamilton
56 Executive Department Further Considered by Hamilton
57 Duration in Office of Executive by Hamilton
58 Same Subject Continued, & Re-Eligibility of Executive Considered by Hamilton
59 Provision For Support of Executive, & Veto Power by Hamilton
60 Command of Military & Naval Forces, & Pardoning Power of Executive by Hamilton
61 Treaty Making Power of Executive by Hamilton
62 Appointing Power of Executive by Hamilton
63 Appointing Power Continued & Other Powers of Executive Considered by Hamilton
64 Judiciary Department by Hamilton
65 Judiciary Continued by Hamilton
66 Powers of Judiciary by Hamilton
67 Judiciary Continued, & Distribution of Judicial Authority by Hamilton
68 Judiciary Continued by Hamilton
69 Judiciary Continued in Relation to Trial by Jury by Hamilton
70 Certain General & Miscellaneous Objections to Constitution Considered & Answered by Hamilton
71 Concluding Remarks Concluding Remarks.
     
26 Homeland Security Act of 2002 Updated Through October 14, 2008 by United States. Congress. House. Committee on Homeland Security
by Michael Twinchek 101,031W 404 6:44
1 Department of Homeland Security 10
2 Information Analysis & Infrastructure Protection
1 Information Analysis & Infrastructure Protection: Access to Information
2 Critical Infrastructure Information
3 Science & Technology In Support of Homeland Security 53 Title
4 Directorate of Border & Transportation Security... 74
1 Under Secretary for Border & Transportation Security
2 United States Customs Service
3 Miscellaneous Provisions
4 Immigration Enforcement Functions
5 Citizenship & Immigration Services
6 General Immigration Provisions
5 National Emergency Management
6 Treatment of Charitable Trusts for members US Armed Forces & Other Governmental Organizations
7 Management
8 Coordination with Non-Federal Entities: Inspector General: United States Secret Servicel Coast Guard: General Provisions
1 Coordination with Non-Federal Entitites
2 Inspector General
3 United States Secret Service
4 Acquisitions
5 Human Resources Management
6 Federal Emergency Procurement Flexibility
7 2002 Support Anti-terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act
8 Miscellaneous Provisions
9 Information Sharing
10 Secure Handling of Ammonium Nitrate
9 National Homeland Security Council
10 Information Security
11 Department of Justice Divisions
1 Executive Office for Immigration Review
2 Transfer of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms to Department of Justice
3 Explosives
12 Airline War Risk Insurance Legislation
13 Federal Workforce Improvement
1 Chief Human Capital Officers
2 Reforms Relating to Federal Human Capital Management
3 Reforms Relating to Senior Executive Service
4 Academic Training
14 Arming Pilots Against Terrorism
15 Transition
1 Reorganization Plan Subtitle
2 Transitional Provisions
17 Conformaing & Technical Amendments
18 Emergency Communications
19 Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
20 Homeland Security Grants
1 Grants to States & High-Risk Urban Areas
2 Grants Administration.
 
27 2002 Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA) Ruling by United States District Court For Eastern District Of Pennsylvania 55,872W 223 3:43
1 Preliminary Statement
2 Findings of Fact
1 Statutory Framework
1 Nature & Operation of E-rate & LSTA Programs
2 CIPA
1 CIPA's Amendments to E-rate Program
2 CIPA's Amendments to LSTA Program
2 Identity of Plaintiffs
1 Library & Library Association Plaintiffs
2 Patron & Patron Association Plaintiffs
3 Web Publisher Plaintiffs
3 Internet
1 Background
2 Indexable Web, "Deep Web": Their Size & Rates of Growth & Change
3 Amount of Sexually Explicit Material on Web
4 American Public Libraries
1 Mission of Public Libraries, & Their Reference & Collection Development Practices
2 Internet in Public Libraries
1 Internet Use Policies in Public Libraries
2 Methods for Regulating Internet Use
5 Internet Filtering Technology
1 What Is Filtering Software, Who Makes It, & What Does It Do?
2 Methods that Filtering Companies Use to Compile Category Lists
1 "Harvesting" Phase
2 "Winnowing" or Categorization Phase
3 Process for "Re-Reviewing" Web Pages After Their Initial Categorization
3 Inherent Tradeoff Between Overblocking & Underblocking
4 Attempts to Quantify Filtering Programs' Rates of Over & Underblocking
5 Methods of Obtaining Examples of Erroneously Blocked Web Sites
6 Examples of Erroneously Blocked Web Sites
7 Conclusion: Effectiveness of Filtering Programs
3 Analytic Framework for Opinion: Centrality of Dole & Role of Facial Challenge
4 Level of Scrutiny Applicable to Content-based Restrictions on Internet Access in Public Libraries
1 Overview of Public Forum Doctrine
2 Contours of Relevant Forum: Library's Collection as Whole or Provision of Internet Access?
3 Content-based Restrictions in Designated Public Fora
4 Reasons for Applying Strict Scrutiny
1 Selective Exclusion From "Vast Democratic Forum"
2 Analogy to Traditional Public Fora
5 Application of Strict Scrutiny
1 State Interests
1 Preventing Dissemination of Obscenity, Child Pornography, & Material Harmful to Minors
2 Protecting Unwilling Viewer
3 Preventing Unlawful or Inappropriate Conduct
4 Summary
2 Narrow Tailoring
3 Less Restrictive Alternatives
4 Do CIPA's Disabling Provisions Cure Defect?
6 Conclusion: Severability.
1 Jesuits North America
by Parkman
180,500W 722 12:01:08 330M
1 Native Tribes, Divisions
2 Hurons
3 Huron-Iroquois Family
4 Iroquois
5 Religion & Superstitions
6 1634 Notre Dame de Anges
7 Loyola & Jesuits
8 1632 - 3 Paul le Jeune
9 1633 - 4 Le Jeune & Hunters
10 1633 - 4 Huron Mission
11 1634 - 5 Brebeuf & his Associates
12 1636 - 7 Feast of Dead
13 1636 - 7 Huron & Jesuit
14 1637 Character of Canadian Jesuits
15 1637 - 40 Persecution
16 1638 - 40 Priest & Pagan
17 1639 - 40 Tobacco Nation-Neutrals
18 1636 - 46 Quebec & its Tenants
19 1636 - 52 Devotees & Nuns
20 1637 - 40 Persecution
21 1641 - 4 Isaac Jogues
22 1641-6 Iroquois, Bressani, de Noue
23 1642-4 Villemarie
24 1644-5 Peace
25 1645-6 Peace Broken
26 1646-7 Another War
27 1645-51 Priest & Puritan
28 1645-8 Doomed Nation
29 1645-8 Huron Chruch
30 1648-9 Sainte Marie
31 1648 Antoine Daniel
32 Ruin of Hurons
33 1649 Martyrs
34 1649-50 Sanctuary
35 1649 Garnier-Chabanel
36 1650 - 2 Huron Mission Abandoned
37 1650-66 Last of Hurons
38 1650-70 Destroyers.
2 1897 History of American Christianity by Bacon, Leonard Woolsey 139,364W 558 9:18.
3 1893 Short History of Book of Common Prayer
by Huntington, William Reed
69,355W 277 4:37
1 Short History of Book of Common Prayer:
2 Origins
3 Vicissitudes
4 Revision of American Common Prayer
5 Book Annexed: Its Critics & its Prospects
6 Appendix
1 1878 Permanent & Variable Characteristics of Prayer Book, Sermon Before Revision
2 1892 Outcome of Revision
3 1552 - 1892 Tabular View of Additions Made at Successive Revisions.
4 1914 Jewish Immigration to United States from 1881 to 1910 Studies in History, Economics & Public Law, Vol. LIX, No. 4 by Joseph, Samuel 55,163W 221 3:41
1 Its Movement
2 Determination of Number of Jewish Immigrants
3 Immigration of Jews from Eastern Europe
4 Immigration of Jews from Russia
5 Immigration of Jews from Romania
6 Immigration of Jews from Austria-Hungary
7 Jewish Immigration
8 Participation of Jews in Total Immigration.
5 1908 Joseph Smith as Scientist Contribution to Mormon Philosophy
by Widtsoe, John Andreas
47,486 190 3:10
1 Joseph's Mission & Language, FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF UNIVERSE
2 Indestructibility of Matter
3 Indestructibility of Energy
4 Universal Ether
5 Reign of Law, CONSTITUTION OF UNIVERSE
6 New Astronomy Chapter
7 Geological Time Chapter
8 Organized Intelligence, LAWS GOVERNING INDIVIDUAL.
9 Faith
10 Repentance
11 Baptism
12 Gift of Holy Ghost Chapter
13 Word of Wisdom, DESTINY OF EARTH & MAN
14 Law of Evolution Chapter
15 Plan of Salvation, REGION OF UNKNOWN
16 6th Sense, FORCE OF FORCES
17 Nature of God
18 Joseph Smith's Education Chapter
19 Summary Restatement Chapter
20 Concluding Thoughts
21 Testimony of Soil.

 
6 1914 Story of Mormonism
by Talmage
27,500W 110 1:49:27 50M.

7 Select Sermons
by Jonathan Edwards 1703-1758
293,000W 172 19:32:00 536M
1 Sinners in Hands of an Angry God
2 Divine & Supernatural Light
3 Christ's Agony
4 God's Sovereignty in Salvation of Men
5 God Glorified in Man's Dependence
6 True Saints, When Absent from Body, Are Present With Lord
7 Importance & Advantage of Thorough Knowledge of Divine Truth
8 Excellency of Christ
9 Wicked Men Useful in Their Destruction Only
10 Vain Self Flatteries of Sinner
11 Future Punishment of Wicked
12 Hypocrites Deficient in Duty of Prayer
13 Justice of God in Damnation of Sinners
14 Christian Knowledge 1
15 Manner in Which Salvation of Soul is to be Sought
16 Safety, Fulness & Sweet Refreshment in Christ
17 Pardon For Greatest Sinners
18 Pressing Into Kingdom of God
19 Many Mansions.
8 Stepping Heavenward
by Elizabeth Prentiss 1818-1878
147,500W 590 9:49:27 269M.
9 Immortality & Unseen World
By W. O. E. OESTERLEY (1866 - 1950)
1412,50W 565 9:24:06
1 Some preliminary considerations
2 Old Testament teaching on constituent parts of Man
3 Demonology of Semites
4 Demonology of Old Testament
5 Angelology of Old Testament
6 Rephaim
7 Sheol, place of Departed
8 Ancestor-Worship & cult of Dead
9 Necromancy
10 Mourning & burial customs
11 Immortality normal lot of Man
12 development of belief.
10 1917 OUR DAY, In Light of Prophecy
by William Ambrose
122,250W 489 8:08:18 111M
1 BOOK THAT SPEAKS TO OUR DAY
2 WITNESS OF CENTURIES
3 PROPHETIC OUTLINE OF WORLD'S HISTORY
4 2ND COMING OF CHRIST,
5 SIGNS OF APPROACHING 1755 LISBON EARTHQUAKE
6 1780 DARK DAY
7 1833 FALLING STARS
8 MEANING OF PRESENT-DAY CONDITIONS
9 HISTORIC PROPHECY OF DANIEL 7
10 1260 YEARS OF DANIEL'S PROPHECY
11 DAWN OF NEW ERA
12 WORK OF LITTLE HORN POWER
13 BIBLE SABBATH
14 GLIMPSES OF SABBATH KEEPING AFTER NEW TESTAMENT TIMES
15 LAW OF GOD
16 JUSTIFICATION BY FAITH
17 BAPTISM
18 PROPHECY OF DANIEL 8
19 CLEANSING OF SANCTUARY IN TYPE & ANTITYPE.
11 1897 In His Steps
by Charles Monroe Sheldon 1857-1946
107,500W 430 7:09:10 196M.

12 1881 Religion In Heavens Or, Mythology Unveiled in Series of Lectures
by Mitchell, Logan
78,588W 314 5:14
1 MIRACLES
2 CHRISTIAN SUPERNATURALISM FURTHER CONSIDERED
3 CHRISTIAN FATHERS, & THEIR DOGMAS
4 PAGAN ALLEGORIES MADE CHRISTIAN DOGMAS
5 EARLY EFFECTS OF CHRISTIAN SUPERSTITION
6 EFFECTS OF CHRISTIAN SUPERSTITION
7 DIALOGUE. PHYSIOLOGICAL & THEOLOGICAL.
13 1876 Religious Sentiment Its Source & Aim: Contribution to Science & Philosophy of Religion
by Brinton, Daniel Garrison
70,044W 280 4:40
1 Bearing of Laws of Mind on Religion3
1 Emotional Elements of Religious Sentiment
2 Rational Postulates of Religious Sentiment
3 Prayer & its Answer
4 Myth & Mythical Cycles
5 Cult, its Symbols & Rites
6 Momenta of Religious Thought.
14 1890 Acres of Diamonds
by Russell Conwell 1843-1925
67,500W 270 4:29:55 123M
1 STORY OF SWORD
2 BEGINNING AT OLD LEXINGTON
3 STORY OF 57 CENTS
4 HIS POWER AS ORATOR & PREACHER
5 GIFT FOR INSPIRING OTHERS
6 MILLIONS OF HEARERS
7 HOW UNIVERSITY WAS FOUNDED
8 HIS SPLENDID EFFICIENCY
9 STORY OF ACRES OF DIAMONDS.
15 1889 Reply to Dr. Lightfoot's Essays By Author of "Supernatural religion"
by Cassels, Walter Richard
63,584W 254 4:14
1 REPLY TO DR. LIGHTFOOT'S FIRST ESSAY ON "SUPERNATURAL RELIGION"
2 SILENCE OF EUSEBIUS: IGNATIAN EPISTLES
3 POLYCARP OF SMYRNA
4 PAPIAS OF HIERAPOLIS
5 MELITO OF SARDIS: CLAUDIUS APOLLINARIS: POLYCRATES
6 CHURCHES OF GAUL
7 TATIAN'S "DIATESSARON".
16 Dawn & Day
by Henry Thayer Niles1825-1901
58,250W 233 3:52:46 106M.

17/173 Coming people by Dole 233 3:52:46.
18/174 Christian Non-Resistance by Adin Ballou 226 6:23:36.
19 God's Garden
by Amy Steedman
55,250W 221 3:40:57 101M
1 Saint Ursula
2 Saint Benedict
3 Saint Christopher
4 Saint Catherine of Sienna
5 Saint Augustine of Hippo
6 Saint Augustine of Canterbury
7 Saint Cecilia
8 Saint Giles
9 Saint Nicholas
10 Saint Faith
11 Saint Cosmo & Saint Damian
12 Saint Martin
13 Saint George
14 Saint Francis of Assissi.
20 Quiet Hints to Growing Preachers
by Charles E. Jefferson 1860-1937
52,750W 211 3:30:12 96.3M
1 Wherefore All This
2 Mirror for Ministers
3 Man of Macedonia
4 Which Door
5 Starts Good & Bad
6 Foremost of Demons
7 Cowardice
8 Impatience
9 Clerical Hamlets
10 Despondency
11 Value of Target
12 Building Tower
13 Selfishness
14 Dishonesty
15 Autocracy
16 Vanity
17 Discontent
18 Pettiness
19 Foolishness
20 Meanness
21 Mannerisms
22 'Thy Speech Bewrayeth Thee'
23 Boooks & Reading
24 Near to Men Near to God
25 Eagles, Race Horses & Plodders
26 Unconscious Decay.

21 1854 Reason, Only Oracle of Man Or Compendius System of Natural Religion by Allen, Ethan 51,579W 206 3:26.
22 1910 Great Apostasy
by James E. Talmage 1862-1933
51,500W 206 3:25:22 94M
1 Establishment of Church of Christ
2 Apostasy Predicted
3 Early Stages of Apostasy
4 Causes of Apostasy - External Causes Considered 1
5 Causes of Apostasy. Internal Causes
6 Results of Apostasy - It's Sequel.

23 1919 From Bondage to Liberty in Religion Spiritual Autobiography
by Ashley, George T.
50,723W 203 3:23
1 MY CHILDHOOD, YOUTH & EDUCATION
2 SEEKING LIBERTY
3 NEW VISIONS & DISTURBANCES
4 NEARER CRISIS
5 CRISIS
6 REACTION: NEW CONFESSION OF FAITH
7 NEW INTERPRETATION OF RELIGION
8 JESUS OF NAZARETH.

24 What All World's A-Seeking Vital Law of True Life, True Greatness Power & Happiness
by Ralph Waldo Trine
48,387W 194 3:14
1 PRINCIPLE
2 APPLICATION
3 UNFOLDMENT
4 AWAKENING
5 INCOMING
6 CHARACTER BUILDING THOUGHT POWER.

25 1850 Christmas Comes
by John Leighton
47,500W 190 3:09:34 86.8M
1 John Brown as he appeared every evening
2 Carol Tidings of Comfort & Joy
3 Waits serenading victoria & albert villas
4 Christmas Evr
5 market
6 brown buying Holly
7 Chrstimas Dinners
8 Good Living
9 At Zleast
10 Once year
11 PUdding as it ought to have appeared
12 Bringing in Yle-log
13 boxing Day
14 Beadle Offended
15 Pantomine
16 Here we are again
17 Compliments of Season
18 Quadrille
19 Cavalier Seul
20 Stair Case
21 Captain de Camp & Wall Flower
22 Forfeits
23 double toilet
24 Christmas Tree Presentation of Fruit
25 Mummery
26 trick of Old Dame
27 Kitchen Conversation.

26 Steps to Christ
by Ellen White 1827 - 1915
46,500W 186 3:05:41 85M
1 God's Love For Men
2 Sinners Need Of Christ
3 Repentance
4 Confession
5 Consecration
6 Faith & Acceptance
7 Test of Discipleship
8 Growing Up Into Christ
9 Work & Life
10 Knowledge of God
11 Privilege of Prayer
12 What to Do with Doubt
13 Rejoicing in Lord.
27 Pursuit of God
by Aiden Wilson Tozer 1897-1963
43,500W 174 2:53:27 79.4M
1 Following Hard After God
2 Blessedness of Possessign Nothing
3 Removing Veil
4 Apprehending God
5 Universal Presence
6 Speaking Voice
7 Gaze of Soul
8 Restoring Creator Creature Relation
9 Meekness & Rest
10 Sacrament of Living.
28 1898 Mornings in College Chapel Short Addresses to Young Men on Personal Religion by Peabody, Francis Greenwood 40,392W 162 2:42.

29 Wherein
by G. Campbell Morgan 1863-1945
37,500W 150 2:29:27 68.4M
1 Spirit of Age
2 Complaints of Jehovah
3 Divine Attitude
4 Elect Remnant
5 Final Word.
30 1905 Religion & Lust or, Psychical Correlation of Religious Emotion & Sexual Desire
by Weir, James
37,326W 149 2:29
1 Origin of Religious Feeling
2 Phallic Worship
3 Psychical Correlation of Religious Emotion & Sexual Desire
4 Viraginity & Eflemination
5 Borderlands & Crankdom
6 Genius & Degeneration
7 Effect of Female Suffrage on Posterity
8 Is It Beginning of End?
9 Bibliography.
31 Quiet Talks on Prayer
by S. D. Gordon 1859-1936
36,000W 144 2:23:17 175M
1 Meaning & Mission of Prayer
1 Prayer Greatest Outlet of Power
2 Prayer Deciding Factor in Spirit Conflict
3 Earth, Battle-Field in Prayer
4 Does Prayer Influence God
2 Hinderances to Prayer
1 Why ther Results Fail
2 Why Results are Delayed
3 Great Outside Hindrance
3
1 'How' of Relationship
2 'How' of Method
3 Listening Side of Prayer
4 Something about God's Will in Connection with Prayer
5 May We Pray with Assurance for Conversion of Our Loved Ones
4 Jesus' Habits of Prayer
1 Pen Sketch
2 Dissolving Views
3 Deepening Shadows
4 Under Olive Trees
5 Composite Picure.
32 1906 Paul Gosslett's Confessions in Love, Law, & Civil Service
by Charles James Lever
30,915W 124 2:04
1 1ST MISSION
22 ND CONFESSION
3 "IN DOUBT"
4 REV. DAN DUDGEON
5 RUNAWAY
6 LAST CONFESSION.
33 1898-1962 Ghost of Kingdom Come
by Rev. Gerald T. Brennan
29,750W 119 1:58:40 54.3M
1 I meet Ghost
2 Forgotten Angel
3 Cat in Sun
4 Devil Goes Shopping
5 Piece of Clay
6 Saddest Soldier
7 Policeman in Sky
8 Devil Goes to Church
9 Buns & Fish
10 Peter Rugg
11 Calling Up King
12 Little Girl Who Fell Asleep
13 Letter to God
14 3 Men in Boat
15 Flippy Flea
16 I Make Wish.
34 Be Courteous or, Religion, True Refiner by Maxwell, Mrs. M. H. 26,075W 104 1:44.
35 1903 Miracles & Supernatural Religion by Whiton, James Morris 21,093W 84 1:24.
36 1898 Majesty of Calmness
by William George Jordan 1864 - 1928
20,500W 82 1:21:37
1 Majesty of Calmness
2 Hurry, Scourge of America
3 Power of Personal Influence
4 Dignity of Self-Reliance
5 Failure as Success
6 Doing Our Best at All Times
7 Royal Road to Happiness.
37 1921 Subconscious Religion by Conwell, Russell H. - Some Essentials of Religion
by Little, H. M., Owen, D. T., Doull, A. J., Roper, J. C., Bidwell, E. J.
14,942W 60 1:00
1 Does God Answer Christians Only?
2 Conflicting Prayers
3 Subconscious Religion
4 Praying for Visions of Heaven
5 Great Prayers
6 Use of Bible in Prayer.

 
38 1902 As Man Thinketh
By James Allen 1864-1912
13,750W 55 54:11
1 Thought & Character
2 Effect of Thought on Circumstances
3 Effect of Thought on Health & Body
4 Thought & Purpose
5 Thought Factor in Achievement
6 Visions & Ideals
7 Serenity.
39 little servant
by grace Livingstone hill
13,500W 54 53:23 24.4M.
40 Other Wise Man
by Henry Van Dyke 1852-1933
13,250W 53 52:49 24.1M.
41 1850 Religious Duty of Obedience to Law Sermon by Ichabod S. Spencer Preached In Second Presbyterian Church In Brooklyn, Nov. 24
by Ichabod S. Spencer
11,152W 45 45Min.
42 Peoples Idea of God
by Mary Baker Eddy 1821-1910
7,250W 29 29:02 13.2M.
43 My Objection to Sinning Religion
by Robinson, Bud
6,000W 24 24:00.
44 150 AD Three Ecumenical Creeds
by Unknown
2,250W 9 8:12 3.8M
1 Apostle's Creed
2 Nicene Creed
3 Athanasian Creed.
45 1861 Hymn Collection all Glory & Honour
By Various
17,750W 71 1:11:03 32.6M
1 all glory laud & honor
2 amazing grace
3 bethoumy vision
4 blessed assurance
5 come thou fount
6 come thou fount
7 dear lord & father
8 for beauty of earth
9 his eye is on sparrow
10 i am poor way faring stranger
11 i sing al mighty
12 i surrender all
13 it is well with my soul
14 just as i am
15 my Jesus i love thee
16 rock of ages
17 softly & tenderly
18 tis so sweet to trust in Jesus
19 trust & obey
20 we gather together.
46 1847 Poems Prose Departed Summary by Various
by Ruth Golding
8,750W 35 34:18 15.7M
1 abide with me lyte
2 crossing bar tennyson
3 dear lord & father of mankind whittier
4 death benot proud donne
5 death is nothing at all scott holland
6 dying christian to hissoul pope
7 eventide mccrae
8 fear no more shakespeare
9 gone from my sight unknown
10 if all asleep butler
11 lords my shepherd unknown
12 old mans funeral bryant
13 oration at childs grave ingersoll
14 parting guest riley
15 remember rossetti
16 requiem stevenson
17 tomy dear & loving husband bradstreet
18 union of friends penn
19 what is success stanley
20 when to sessions shakespeare.
       
2 1897 History of American Christianity by Bacon, Leonard Woolsey 139,364W 558 9:18
1 Providential Preparation for Discovery of America
1 Purpose of long concealment of America
2 medieval church in America
3 Revival of Catholic Church, especially in Spain
2 Spanish Christianity in America
1 Vastness & swiftness of Spanish conquests
2 Conversion by sword
3 Rapid success & sudden downfall of missions in Florida
4 like story in New Mexico & California
3 French Christianity in America
1 Magnificence of French scheme of western empire
2 Superior dignity of French missions
3 Swift expansion of them
4 Collision with English colonies, & triumph of France
5 Sudden & complete failure of French church
1 Causes of failure
1 Dependence on royal patronage
2 Implication in Indian feuds
3 Instability of Jesuit efforts
4 Scantiness of French population
5 Political aspect of French missions
6 Recent French Catholic immigration
4 Antecedents of Permanent Christian Colonization 30-37
1 Controversies & parties in Europe & especially in England
2 Disintegration of Christendom,
3 New experiment of church life,
4 Persecutions promote emigration
5 Puritan Beginnings of Church in Virginia
1 Rev. Robert Hunt, chaplain to Virginia colony
2 Base quality of emigration
3 Assiduity in religious duties
4 Rev. Richard Buck, chaplain
5 Strict Puritan régime of Sir T. Dale & Rev. A. Whitaker
6 Brightening prospects extinguished by massacre
7 Dissolution of Puritan "Virginia Company" by king
8 Puritan ministers silenced by royal governor, Berkeley
9 governor's chaplain, Harrison, is converted to Puritan principles
10 Visit of Rev. Patrick Copland,
11 Degradation of church & clergy
12 Commissary Blair attempts reform
13 Huguenots & Scotch-Irish
6 Maryland & Carolinas
1 George Calvert, Lord Baltimore, secures grant of Maryland
2 second Lord Baltimore organizes colony on basis of religious liberty
3 Success of 2 Jesuit priests
4 Baltimore restrains Jesuits & encourages Puritans
5 Attempt at Anglican establishment
6 Commissary Bray
7 Tardy settlement of Carolinas,
8 mixed population
9 Success of Quakerism
10 American origin of English missionary societies
7 Dutch Calvinists & Swedish Lutherans
1 Faint traces of religious life in Dutch settlements
2 Pastors Michaelius, Bogardus, & Megapolensis
3 Religious liberty, diversity & bigotry
4 Quakers persecuted
5 Low vitality of Dutch colony
6 Swedish colony on Delaware, 76: subjugated by Dutch
7 Dutch evicted by England
8 Dutch church languishes
9 Attempts to establish Anglicanism
10 S. P. G
8 Church in New England
1 Puritan & Separatist
2 Separatists of Scrooby
3 Mutual animosity of 2 parties
4 Spirit of John Robinson
5 "social compact" of Pilgrims, in state & church
6 Feebleness of Plymouth colony
7 Puritan colony at Salem
8 Purpose of colonists
9 Their right to pick their own company
10 Fellowship with Pilgrims
11 Constituting Salem church, & ordination of its ministers
12 Expulsion of schismatics
13 Coming of great Massachusetts colony bringing charter
14 New England church polity
15 Nationalism of Puritans
16 Dealings with Roger Williams, Mrs. Hutchinson, & Quakers
17 Diversities among colonies
18 Divergences of opinion & practice in churches
19 Variety of sects in Rhode Island, with mutual good will
20 Lapse of Puritan church-state
9 Middle Colonies & Georgia
1 Dutch, Puritan, Scotch, & Quaker settlers in New Jersey
2 Quaker corporation & government
3 Quaker reaction from Puritanism
4 Extravagance & discipline
5 Quakerism in continental Europe
6 Penn's "Holy Experiment,"
7 Philadelphia founded
8 German sects
9 Keith's schism, & mission of "S. P. G.,"
10 Lutheran & Reformed Germans
11 Scotch-Irish
12 Georgia
13 Oglethorpe's charitable scheme
14 Salzburgers, Moravians, & Wesleys
15 George Whitefield
10 Eve of Great Awakening
1 Fall of New England theocracy
2 Dissent from "Standing Order":
3 Baptist
4 Episcopalian
5 In New York
6 Dutch church
7 English
8 Presbyterian
9 New Englanders moving west
10 Quakers, Huguenots, & Palatines
11 New Jersey
12 Frelinghuysen & Tennents
13 Pennsylvania
14 successes & failures of Quakerism
15 southern colonies
16 their established churches
17 mission of Quakers
18 gospel among Indians
19 church & slavery
11 Great Awakening
1 Jonathan Edwards at Northampton
2 An Awakening
3 Edwards's "Narrative" in America & England
4 Revivals in New Jersey & Pennsylvania
5 Apostolate of Whitefield
6 Schism of Presbyterian Church
7 Whitefield in New England
8 Faults & excesses of evangelists
9 Good fruits of revival
10 Diffusion of Baptist principles
11 National religious unity
12 Attitude of Episcopal Church
13 Zeal for missions
12 Close of Colonial Era
1 Growth of New England theology
2 Watts's Psalms
3 Warlike agitations
4 Scotch-Irish immigration
5 German immigration
6 Spiritual destitution
7 Zinzendorf
8 Attempt at union among Germans
9 Alarm of sects
10 Mühlenberg & Lutherans
11 Zinzendorf & Moravians
12 Schlatter & Reformed
13 Schism made permanent
14 Wesleyan Methodism
15 Francis Asbury
16 Methodism gravitates southward & grows apace
17 Opposition of church to slavery
18 Opposition to intemperance
19 Project to introduce bishops from England, resisted in interest of liberty
13 Reconstruction
1 Distraction Opposition depression after War of Independence
2 Forlorn condition of Episcopalians
3 Their republican constitution
4 Episcopal consecration secured in Scotland Opposition & in England
5 Feebleness of American Catholicism
6 Bishop Carroll
7 "Trusteeism,"
8 Methodism becomes church
9 Westward movement of Christianity
10 Severance of church from state
11 Doctrinal divisions: Calvinist & Arminian
12 Unitarianism
13 Some minor sects
14 2nd Awakening
1 Ebb-tide of spiritual life
2 Depravity & revival at West
31 st camp-meetings
4 Good fruits
5 Nervous epidemics
6 Cumberland Presbyterians
7 Antisectarian sect of Disciples
8 Revival at East
9 President Dwight
15 Organized Beneficence
1 Missionary spirit of revival .
2 Religious earnestness in colleges
3 Mills & his friends at Williamstown & Andover
4 Unitarian schism in Massachusetts
5 New era of theological seminaries
6 Founding of A. B. C. F. M & Baptist Missionary Convention
7 Other missionary boards
8 American Bible Society
9 Mills, & his work for West & for Africa
10 Other societies
11 Glowing hopes of church
16 Conflicts with Public Wrongs
1 Working of voluntary system of church support
2 Dueling
3 Crime of State of Georgia against Cherokee nation, implicating federal government
4 Jeremiah Evarts & Theodore Frelinghuysen
5 Unanimity of church, North & South, against slavery
6 Missouri Compromise
7 Antislavery activity of church, at East, West & South
8 Difficulty of antislavery church discipline
9 southern apostasy
10 Causes of sudden revolution of sentiment
11 Defections at North, & rise of pro-slavery party
12 Kansas-Nebraska Bill: solemn & unanimous protest of clergy of New England & New York
13 Primeval temperance legislation
14 Prevalence of drunkenness
15 Temperance reformation religious movement
16 Development of "saloon"
17 Washingtonian movement & its drawbacks
18 Prohibition period
17 Decade of Controversies & Schisms
1 Dissensions in Presbyterian Church
2 Growing strength of New England element
3 Impeachments of heresy
4 Benevolent societies
5 Sudden excommunication of nearly one half of church by other half
6 Heresy & schism among Unitarians: Emerson, 298 & Parker
7 Disruption, on slavery question, of Methodists, & Baptists
8 Resuscitation of Episcopal Church
9 Bishop Hobart & High-church party
10 Rapid growth of this church
11 Controversies in Roman Catholic Church
12 Contention against Protestant fanaticism
18 Great Immigration
1 Expansion of territory & increase of population in early part of 1800s
2 Great volume of immigration from 1840 on
3 How drawn & how driven
4 1st principally Irish, then German, then Scandinavian
5 Catholic clergy overtasked
6 Losses of Catholic Church
7 Liberalized tone of American Catholicism
8 Planting church in West
9 Sectarian competitions
10 Protestant sects & Catholic orders
11 Mormonism
12 Millerism
13 Spiritualism
19 Civil War
1 Material prosperity
2 Kansas Crusade
3 revival of 1857
4 Deepening of slavery conflict
5 Threats of war
6 Religious sincerity of both sides
7 church in war-time
20 After Civil War
1 Reconstructions
2 Catholic Church
3 Episcopal Church
4 Persistent divisions among Methodists, Baptists, & Presbyterians
5 Healing of Presbyterian schisms
6 Missions at South
7 Vast expansion of church activities
8 Great religious & educational endowments
9 enlisting of personal service
10 Sunday-school
11 Chautauqua
12 Y. M. C. A.
13 Y. W. C. A.
14 W. C. T. U
15 Women's missionary boards
16 Nursing orders & schools
17 Y. P. S. C. E., & like associations
18 "Institutional Church,"
19 Salvation Army
20 Loss of "American Sabbath,"
21 Church in Theology & Literature
1 Unfolding of Edwardean theology
2 Horace Bushnell
3 Mercersburg theology
4 "Bodies of divinity,"
5 Biblical science
6 Princeton's new dogma
7 Church history
8 American pulpit
9 "Applied Christianity,"
10 Liturgics
11 Hymns
12 Other liturgical studies
13 Church music
14 Moravian liturgies
15 Meager productiveness of Catholic Church
16 Americanizing of Roman Church
22 Tendencies toward Manifestation of Unity
1 Growth of nation & national union
2 Parallel growth of church & ecclesiastical division
3 No predominant sect
4 Schism acceptable to politicians & some Christians
5 Compensations of schism
6 Nisus toward manifest union
7 Early efforts at fellowship among sects
8 High-church protests against union
9 Evangelical Alliance
10 Fellowship in non-sectarian associations
11 Cooperation of leading sects in Maine
1 Various unpromising projects of union:
1 Union on sectarian basis
2 Ecumenical sects
3 Consolidation of sects
4 hope of manifested unity.
     
4 1914 Jewish Immigration to United States from 1881 to 1910 Studies in History, Economics & Public Law, Vol. LIX, No. 4 by Joseph, Samuel 55,163W 221 3:41
1 CAUSES OF JEWISH EMIGRATION
1 Character of Jewish immigration

2 Eastern Europe

3 Distribution of Jews in Eastern Europe
4 Uniform character of East-European Jews
 
5 Eastern Europe: Economic, Social & Political Conditions
1 Russia
1 Medieval past
2 Agricultural character
3 Emancipation of serfs
4 Reminiscences of serfdom
5 Changes since emancipation
6 Epoch of transition
7 Social orders: classes, church
8 Political order: autocracy, bureaucracy
9 Political struggle: Russian liberalism
10 Reaction since Alexander 3
2 Roumania
1 Social-economic classes
2 Emancipation of serfs: results
3 Development of industry & commerce
4 Growth of middle class
3 Austria-Hungary.
1 Reminiscences of medieval economy
2 Transitional nature of economic life
3 Organization of industry & commerce
4 Politico-economic struggles
5 Galicia: economic & social conditions
6 Summary
7 Jews in Eastern Europe: Economic & Social Position
 
2 Russia
1 Economic characteristics
1 Occupational distribution of Jews
2 Comparison with non-Jews
3 Participation of Jews in principal occupational groups
4 Comparison of occupational distribution of Jews & non-Jews in Pale
5 Economic activities of Jews
2 Social characteristics
1 Urban distribution of Jews
2 Comparison with non-Jews
3 Literacy: comparison with non-Jews
4 Liberal professions: comparison with non-Jews
     
3 Roumania
1 Economic characteristics
1 Jews as merchants & entrepreneurs
2 Jewish artisans
3 Participation of Jews in industry & commerce
2 Social characteristics
1 Urban distribution of Jews
2 Comparison with non-Jews
3 Literacy: comparison with non-Jews
3 Austria-Hungary
1 Economic characteristics
2 Occupational distribution of Jews
3 Comparison with non-Jews
4 Participation of Jews in principal occupational groups
4 Galicia
1 Occupational distribution of Jews
2 Comparison with non-Jews
3 Participation of Jews in principal occupational groups
4 Industrial & commercial position of Jews in East & West Galicia
5 Social characteristics
6 Urban distribution of Jews
7 Comparison with non-Jews
8 Liberal professions: comparison with non-Jews
5 30 Years of Jewish History
1 Russia
1 Treatment of Jews after partitions of Poland
2 Pale of Jewish Settlement: special Jewish laws
3 Attitude of Russian government toward Jews
4 Alexander 2 & liberalism
5 Reaction: antagonism to Jews
6 Economic attack: May Laws
7 Effect of May Laws
8 Educational restrictions: "percentage rule"
9 1881 - 2 Pogroms
10 Expulsions from Moscow
11 Nicholas 2: anti-Jewish agitation: Kishineff
12 War & revolution: effect upon Jews
13 Pogroms as counter-revolution
14 Results: economic & social pressure
15 Jewish policy of reactionary régime
2 Roumania
1 Early legal status of Jews
2 Convention of Paris
3 Anti-Jewish activities of government: Article 7
4 Berlin Congress
5 Article 44 of Berlin Treaty
6 revised Article 7
7 Legal status of Jews fixed
8 Campaign of discrimination
9 Exclusion of Jews from economic activities
10 Educational restrictions: restrictions to professional service
11 Political basis of anti-Jewish policy
12 Results: economic & social pressure
13 Jewish policy of Roumanian government: Hay's circular note
3 Austria-Hungary
1 Early legal status of Jews: emancipation
2 Jews attacked as liberals & capitalists
3 Rise of political antisemitism: its triumph: clericals
4 Galicia
1 Rise of Polish middle class: displacement of Jews in industry & commerce
2 Economic boycott of Jewish artisans & traders
3 Anti-Jewish activity of local authorities
4 Over-competition & surplus of Jews in industry & commerce
5 Historical rôle of Jews: antagonism of peasantry & clergy
 
4 JEWISH IMMIGRATION TO USA
1 Its Movement
2 Determination of Number of Jewish Immigrants
1 Construction of table: difficulties
2 Sources utilized: reports of Jewish societies
3 1886 - 98 Rearrangement of numbers
4 Determination of numbers by country of nativity: methods used
5 1881 - 5 Determination of numbers from: methods used
6 Tendency to magnify numbers of Jewish immigrants
3 Immigration of Jews from Eastern Europe
1 Jewish immigration East-European
2 Summary by decades of Jewish immigration from Russia, Roumania & Austria-Hungary
3 Annual contributions of Jewish immigration from Russia, Roumania & Austria-Hungary
4 Immigration of Jews from Russia
1 Russian Jewish immigration movement of steady growth
1 Summary by decades
2 Annual variations: effect of Moscow expulsions
2 Participation of Jews in immigration from Russia
1 Annual variations
2 Summary by decades
3 Relative predominance of Jewish in total
3 Intensity of Jewish immigration from Russia
1 Rate of immigration
2 Fluctuations of rate
5 Immigration of Jews from Romania
1 Roumanian Jewish immigration rising movement
1 Summary by decades
2 Annual variations
2 Participation of Jews in immigration from Roumania
1 Jewish & total synonymous
2 Annual variations
3 Intensity of Jewish immigration from Roumania
1 Rate of immigration
2 Fluctuations of rate
6 Immigration of Jews from Austria-Hungary
1 Jewish immigration from Austria-Hungary rising movement
1 Summary by decades
2 Annual variations
3 Comparison of Jewish with total
2 Participation of Jews in immigration from Austria-Hungary
1 Summary by decades
2 Annual variations
3 Comparison of immigration of Jews from Austria & Hungary
1 Numbers
2 Participation in total
4 Immigration of Jews & other peoples from Austria-Hungary
1 Rate of Jewish immigration from Austria-Hungary
7 Jewish Immigration
1 Total movement one of geometrical progression
1 Summary by decades
2 Summary by 6 year periods
3 Annual variations
8 Participation of Jews in Total Immigration
1 Rise in proportion of Jewish to total
2 Summary by decades
3 Annual variations
4 Comparison of annual variations of Jewish & total immigration
5 Rank of Jewish in total immigration
6 Rate of immigration.
 
19 1854 Reason, Only Oracle of Man Or Compendius System of Natural Religion by Allen, Ethan 51,579W 206 3:26
1 ORACLES OF REASON
1
1 DUTY OF REFORMING MANKIND FROM SUPERSTITION & ERROR...
2 BEING OF GOD
3 MANNER OF DISCOVERING MORAL PERFECTIONS...
4 CAUSE OF IDOLATRY, & REMEDY OF IT
2
1 ETERNITY OF CREATION
2 OBSERVATIONS OF MOSES'S ACCOUNT OF CREATION
3 ETERNITY & INFINITUDE OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE
4 PROVIDENCE OF GOD DOES NOT INTERFERE
3
1 DOCTRINE OF INFINITY OF EVIL & OF SIN CONSIDERED
2 MORAL GOVERNMENT OF GOD AS INCOMPATIBLE
3 HUMAN LIBERTY, AGENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY, CANNOT...
4 PHYSICAL EVILS.
4
1 SPECULATION ON DOCTRINE OF DEPRAVITY...
2 CONTAINING DISQUISITION OF LAW OF NATURE...
5
1 ARGUMENTATIVE REFLECTIONS ON SUPERNATURAL
2 CONTAINING OBSERVATIONS ON PROVIDENCE
6
1 MIRACLES
2 SUCCESSION OF KNOWLEDGE, OR OF EXERTION OF POWER
3 RARE & WONDERFUL PHENOMENA NO EVIDENCE OF MIRACLES
4 PRAYER CANNOT BE ATTENDED WITH MIRACULOUS CONSEQUENCES
7
1 VAGUENESS & UNINTELLIGIBLENESS OF PROPHECIES
2 CONTENTIONS WHICH SUBSISTED BETWEEN PROPHETS
8
1 NATURE OF FAITH & WHEREIN IT CONSISTS
2 TRADITIONS OF OUR FOREFATHERS
3 OUR FAITH IS GOVERNED BY OUR REASONINGS
9
1 TRINITY OF PERSONS CANNOT EXIST IN DIVINE ESSENCE
2 ESSENCE BEING CAUSE OF IDENTITY
3 IMPERFECTION OF KNOWLEDGE
10
1 OBSERVATIONS ON STATE OF MAN, IN MOSES'S PARADISE
2 POINTING OUT NATURAL IMPOSSIBILITY OF ALL & EVERY
3 ORIGIN OF DEVIL OR OF MORAL EVIL
11
1 IMPUTATION CANNOT CHANGE, ALIENATE OR TRANSFER
2 MORAL RECTITUDE OF THINGS FORECLOSES
3 CONTAINING REMARKS ON ATONEMENT
4 REMARKS ON REDEMPTION, WROUGHT OUT BY INFLICTING
12
1 VARIETY OF ANNOTATIONS & EXPOSITIONS
2 COMPILING OF MANUSCRIPTS OF SCRIPTURES
13
1 IMPORTANCE OF EXERCISE OF REASON.
 
26 1898 Mornings in College Chapel Short Addresses to Young Men on Personal Religion by Peabody, Francis Greenwood 40,392W 162 2:42
1 PACK L CLOUD OF WITNESSES
2 NOT TO BE MINISTERED UNTO, BUT TO MINISTER
3 TRANSMISSION OP POWER
4 LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE
5 CENTURION
6 SPIRITUAL ATHLETICS
7 RHYTHM OF LIPS
8 THAT OTHER DISCIPLE
9 MORAL TIMIDITY
10 HEAVENLY VISION
11 BREAD & WATER OP LIFE
12 RECOIL OF JUDGMENTS
13 INCIDENTAL
14 LEARNING & LIFE
15 FILLING LIPB FULL
16 TAKING ONE'S SHARE OP HARDSHIPS
17 CHRISTIAN UNITY
18 PATIENCE OP FAITH
19 BOND-SERVANT & SON
20 DYING TO LIVE
21 CARRYING YOUR OWN CROSS
22 POOR IN SPIRIT
23 MOURNERS
24 MEEK
25 HUNGER FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS
26 MERCIFUL
27 PURE IN HEART
28 2 BAPTISMS
29 WISE MEN & SHEPHERDS
30 SONG OF ANGELS
31 SECRET OF HEARTS REVEALED
32 GRACE OF JESUS CHRIST
33 EVERLASTING ARMS
34 COMFORT OF TRUTH
35 SWORD OF SPIRIT
36 LIFE is AN ARROW
37 DECLINE OF ENTHUSIASM
38 CROWN OF LIFE
39 HIDDEN MANNA & WHITE STONE
40 MORNING STAR
41 LIVING AS DEAD
42 OPEN DOOR
43 BEHOLD, I STAND AT DOOR & KNOCK
44 HE THAT OVERCOMETH IIO
45 PRODIGALITY OF PROVIDENCE
46 HARD LIFE
47 THIN LIFE
48 CROWDED LIFE
49 PATIENCE OF NATURE
50 DISTRIBUTION OF TALENTS
51 LAW OF INCREASING RETURNS
52 CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF WEALTH
53 AVERAGE MAN
54 OVERCOMING OF INSIGNIFICANCE
55 CAPACITY EXTIRPATED BY DISUSE
56 PARABLE OF VACUUM
57 CHRISTIANITY & BUSINESS
58 MAKING FRIENDS OF MAMMON
59 COMING TO ONE'S SELF
60 POPULARITY
61 2 QUESTIONS ABOUT CHRISTIANITY
62 AN UNRECORDED DAY
63 ANSWER TO 'PRAYER
64 AN IMPOSSIBLE NEUTRALITY
65 FINISHED LIFE
66 ATTAINING TO RESURRECTION
67 SIMON OF CYRENB
68 POWER & TEMPTATION
69 LOVING WITH MIND
70 AM I MY BROTHER'S KEEPER?
71 PROFESSIONALISM & PERSONALITY
72 CENTRAL SOLITUDE
73 IF THOU KNEWEST GlFT OF GOD
74 WEDDING GARMENT
75 ESCAPE FROM DESPONDENCY
76 DIFFICULTIES OF UNBELIEF
77 KNOWING GOD, & BEING KNOWN OF HIM
78 FREEDOM IN TRUTH
79 SOIL & SEED
80 LORD'S PRAYER
81 OUR FATHER
82 FATHER & SON
83 HALLOWED BE THY NAME
84 THY KINGDOM COME
85 THY WILL BE DONE
86 DAILY BREAD
87 FORGIVENESS
88 TEMPTATIONS
89 SIMPLICITY TOWARD CHRIST
90 OPEN OUR EYES
91 WORD MADE FLESH
92 LIST OF BIBLE PASSAGES.
32 Be Courteous or, Religion, True Refiner by Maxwell, Mrs. M. H. 26,075W 104 1:44
1
1 PLAIN
2 ISOLATED DWELLING
3 BLUE-BERRY PARTY
4 TAKING VOTE
5 TREATMENT OF NEW ACQUAINTANCES
6 FAMILY AT APPLEDALE
7 YOUNG PEOPLE UPON PLAIN
8 SINCERE MILK OF WORD
9 CALL AT LOG-HOUSE
10 RIDE HOME
11 ORIGINAL POETRY
2
1 KIND "GOOD-MORNING"
2 HIGH HILL
3 UNEXPECTED MEETING
4 ROMANCE & REALITY
5 GOOD FARMER
6 IMPRESSIONS OF CHILDHOOD
7 WORSHIPING
8 BEARING CROSS
3
1 POOR WOMAN OF PLAIN
2 NOTE
3 MOURNFUL MUSINGS
4 CUP OF TEA
5 STRUGGLE
6 CHARITY & SELF
7 EMMA'S HISTORY
4
1 LITTLE TIME
2 HOW IMPROVED
3 FITNESS FOR REFINED SOCIETY
4 MORNING REFLECTIONS
5 RUTH & BOAZ
6 CHARITY & COURTESY
7 VISIT
5
1 OLD PEDDLER
2 BITTER WORDS
3 MEEK REPLY
4 EFFECT
5 ACTING PART
6 SOFTER FEELINGS
7 DEATH-SCENE
8 DAY OF SMALL THINGS
9 SIMPLE CHRISTIAN COURTESY.
33 1903 Miracles & Supernatural Religion by Whiton, James Morris 21,093W 84 1:24
1
1 Argument
2
1 gradual narrowing of miraculous element in Bible by recent discovery & discussion
2 alarm thereby excited in Church
3 fallacy which generates fear
4 atheistic conception of nature which generates fallacy
5 present outgrowing of this conception
3
1 present net results of discussion of miraculous element in Bible
2 Evaporation of former evidential value of miracles
3 Further insistence on this value logical blunder
4 transfer of miracles from artillery to baggage of Church
5 Probability of further reduction of list of miracles
6 Also of further transfer of events reputed miraculous to domain of history
4
1 Arbitrary criticism of Biblical narratives of raising of "dead"
2 Facts which it ignores
3 subject related to phenomena of trance, & records of premature burial
4 resuscitation in Elisha's tomb probably historical
5 Jesus' raising of ruler's daughter plainly such case
6 His raising of widow's son probably such
7 hypothesis that his raising of Lazarus may also have been such critically examined
8 record allows this supposition
9 Further considerations favoring it:
1 supposition threatens no real interest of Christianity
2 Enhances character of act as work of mercy
3 Is independent of belief of witnesses of act
4 Is coherent with general conception of healing works of Jesus as wrought by peculiar psychical power
1 Other cases
2 resurrection of Jesus an event in wholly different order of things
3 practical result of regarding these resuscitations as in order of nature
5
1 clearer conception of miracle approached
2 Works of Jesus once reputed miraculous not so reputed now, since not now transcending as once existing range of knowledge & power
3 This transfer of miraculous to natural likely to continue
4 No hard & fast line between miraculous & non-miraculous
5 Miracle provisional word, its application narrowing in enlarging mastery of secrets of Nature & of life
6
1 Biblical miracles effluence of extraordinary lives
2 Life world's magician & miracle-worker: its miracles now termed prodigies
3 Miracle natural product of an extraordinary endowment of life
4 Life ultimate reality
5 What any man can achieve is conditioned by psychical quality of his life
6 Nothing more natural, more supernatural, than life
7 derived life of world filial to self-existent life of God: "begotten, not made"
8 Miracle as product of life, work of God
7
1 question, old & new, now confronting theologians
2 Their recent retreat upon minimum of miracle
3 present conflict of opinion in Church
4 Its turning-point reached in antipodal turn-about in treatment of miracles from old to new apologetics
5 Revision of traditional idea of supernatural required for theological readjustment
8
1 Account to be made of law of atrophy through disuse
2 virgin birth & corporeal resurrection of Jesus, 2 miracles still insisted on as irreducible minimum, affected by this law
3 vital truths of incarnation & immortality independent of these miracles
4 These truths now placed on higher ground in truer conception of supernatural
5 true supernatural is spiritual, not miraculous
6 Scepticism bred from contrary view
7 miracle-narratives, while less evidential for religion, not unimportant for history
8 Psychical research needed auxiliary for scientific critic of these
9
1 cardinal point in present discussion reality not of miracles, but of supernatural
2 Fallacy of pointing to physical events as essential characteristics of supernatural Revelation
3 character of revelation determined not by its circumstances, but by its contents
4 Moral nature supernatural to physical
5 Nature hierarchy of natures
6 Supernatural Religion historically attested by moral development it generates
7 Transfer of its distinctive note from moral ideals to physical marvels costly error
8 Jesus' miracles revelation, of type common with others before & after
9 unique Revelation of Jesus was in higher realm of divine ideas & ideals
10 These, while unrealized in human life, still exhibit fact of supernatural Revelation
11 distinction of natural & supernatural belongs to period of moral progress up to spiritual maturity of man in image of God
12 divine possibilities of humanity, imaged in Jesus, revealed as our inheritance & our prize.
1 1898 History of War Between Mexico & United States, with Preliminary View of its Origin, Volume 1 by Mayer, Brantz 61,273W 245 4:05.
2 Narrative of Revolutionary Soldier: Some of Adventures, Dangers, & Sufferings of Joseph Plumb Martin
by Joseph Plumb MARTIN 1760 - 1850
120,500W 482 8:01:52
1 Campaign of 1776
2 1777
3 1778
4 1779
5 1780
6 1781
7 1782
8 1783.
3 Military Journals of Two Private Soldiers, 1758 - 75
by Abraham TOMLINSON
54,000W 216 3:35:16
1 Advertisement
2 Introductory Remark to Journal for 1758
3 1758 Journal , April 5th - June 24th
4 1758 June 25th - July 8th
5 1758 July 10th - July 30th
6 1758 July 31st - August 27th
7 1758 August 28th - September 29th
8 1758 September 30th - October 23rd
9 1758 October 24th - November 16th
10 Introductory Remarks to Journal for 1775, April 19th - April 27th
11 1775 April 28th - June 30th
12 1775 July 1st - August 12th
13 1775 August 13th - September 9th
14 1775 September 9th - October 7th
15 1775 October 8th - November 21st.
4 1871 Army Letters From an Officers Wife 1871-1888
by Frances M. A. Roe -1920
174,250W 697 11:36:30 318M
1 1871
2 1872
3 1873
4 1874
5 1874
6 1874 - 7
7 1877
8 1878
9 1878
10 1879 - 80
11 1880
12 1880
13 1881 - 2
14 1882
15 1883 - 4
16 1884
17 1884 - 5
18 1886 - 7
19 1888
20 1888
21 Last Letter from 1888.
5 1909 Story of Common Soldier
by Stillwell 1861-1865
165,750W 663 11:02:11 303M
1 1862 Beginning of War
2 1862 Benton Barracks Saint Lewis
3 1862 Battle of Shiloh
4 Some Incidents of Battle of shiloh
5 1862 Seige of Corinth
6 1862 Bethel, Jackson
7 1862 Bolivar
8 1862 Vicinity of Iuka Mississippi
9 1862Affair of Salem Cemetary
10 1863 Seige of Vicksburg
11 1863 Life in Hospital
12 1863 Devals Bluff Little Rock
13 1863 Granted Furlough
14 Re Enlist for 3 years more
15 1864 Augusta & Springfield
16 1864 Devalls Bluff Claridon Expedition
17 Grand Reviews & Inspections
18 Regiment goes home on Furlough
19 1864 Murphreesburo
20 1864 Affair at Overalls Creek
21 1864 Battle of Wilkensons Pike
22 1864 Railroad fight near Murpheesburo
23 1864-5 Murphreesburo winter
24 Soldiers pay, rations
25 1865 Mustered out.
6 1885 Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant - Volume 1 by Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson) 132,080W 528 8:28.
7 1913 Facts of Reconstruction
by Lynch
122,000W 488 8:07:09 223M
1 Part Played by Mississippi in early days of Reconstruction
2 Reorganization of State Depts in Gov Alcorns Administration
3 Republican Country convention of 1869
4 Important Educational & Political measures of new legislature
5 Contest for speaker of mississippi house of representatives
6 Fusion of democrats & republicans in electons of 1873 where Republicans win
7 Improved financial condition of mississippi under Aims administration
8 What constitutes negro domination
9 Overthrough of Republican state government in Mississippi
10 Rise of democratic radicalism in south
11 Eventful days of 43 congress
12 state campaign of 1875 republican victory
13 Interview between author & president regarding state appointments
14 presidential election of 1876 & it's results
15 hays childon contest, electoral commision
16 Attitude of Hays administration towards south
17 Republican national convention of 1880 nomination of compromise candidate garfield
18 Story of misunderstanding between garfield & conkling
19 national campaign of 1884
20 election of Grover Cleveland
21 Interview with secretary lamar on retaining of colored men in office
22 federal elections bill
23 Mississippi & nulification of 15th ammendment
24 Interview between author & president Cleveland & secretary Greshem
25 anational republican convention of 1900
26 Argument on proposed change on representation on convention
27 Comparison of Bryan & Cleveland
28 solid south past & present future of republican party.
8 Chancellorsville & Gettysburg Abner
By DOUBLEDAY (1819 - 1893)
101750W 407 6:46:28
1 1863 Opening Hooker's Plans
2 Friday, 1st of May
3 Disastrous 2nd of May
4 Rout of 11th Corps
5 Jackson's Advance Is Checked
6 Sickles Fights His Way Back: Arrival of 1st Corps
7 Battle of 3rd of May
8 May 4th: Attack on Sedgwick's Force
9 Preparations to Renew Conflict
10 Battle of Brandy Station: Fleetwood
11 Invasion of North
12 Hooker\'s Plans. Hooker Superceded by Meade
13 Stuart\'s Raid
14 First Day at Gettysburg, Part A
15 Battle of Gettysburg - 2nd Day, Section 1
16 Battle of 3rd Day
17 General Retreat of Enemy.
9 1868 History of Impeachment of Andrew Johnson, President of United States, by House of Representatives, & his trial by Senate for high crimes & misdemeanors in office, 1868
by Edmund G. (Edmund Gibson) Ross
89,516W 358 5:58
1 PROBLEM OF RECONSTRUCTION
2 BALTIMORE CONVENTION
3 MR. JOHNSON'S ACCESSION TO PRESIDENCY
4 1ST ATTEMPT TO IMPEACH PRESIDENT.
5 TENURE-OF-OFFICE ACT
6 IMPEACHMENT AGREED TO BY HOUSE.
7 IMPEACHMENT REPORTED TO SENATE
8 ORGANIZATION OF COURT ARGUMENT OF COUNSEL
9 EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES & THEIR TESTIMONY
10 CONFERENCE HELD & 1ST VOTE TAKEN
11 IMPEACHERS IN MAZE. RECESS ORDERED
12 WAS IT PARTISAN PROSECUTION?
13 CONSTITUTIONAL POWER OF IMPEACHMENT.
10 Wound Dresser
By Walt WHITMAN (1819 - 1892)
82,750W 331 5:30:53
1 Great Army of Wounded
2 Life Among 50K Soldiers
3 Hospital Visits
4 1862 - 3 Letters
5 1864 Letters
6 1864 Letters & Afterword.

 
11 1861-1865 Soldiers Life in Virginia
by Mccarthey
71,500W 286 4:45:49 130M
1 Voice from Ranks
2 Outfit Modified
3 Romantic Ideas Dissapated
4 On March
5 Cooking & Eating
6 Conforts, Conveniences & Consolations
7 Fun & Fury on Field
8 Improvised Infantry
9 Brave Survivors Homeward Bound
10 Soldiers Transformed
11 Camp Fires of Boys in Grey
12 Confederate Battle Flag.
12 1933 With Fire & Sword (Byers)
by Samuel H. M. BYERS
70,500W 282 4:41:46

13 1876 Reminiscences on Fort Sumpter & Moultree 1860-'61
by Doubleday
50,500W 202P 3:21:14
1 1860 Fort Moultry
2 Preparations for Defense
3 Preliminary Movements of sucessionists
4 Removal of Fort Sumpter
5 1st overt Acts
6 Effects of Andersons Movements
7 Star of West
8 Resort to Diplomacy
9 Crisis at Hand
10 Bombardment
11 Evacuation.
14 1872 Fourteen Months in American Bastiles
by Francis Key HOWARD 1826 - 1872
50,250W 201 3:21:00
1 Fort McHenry
2 Fortress Monroe
3 Fort LaFayette Part 1
4 Steamboat "State of Maine"
5 Fort Warren Part 1.

15 1938 Ulysses S. Grant
by Owen WISTER
41,500W 166 2:45:50.
16 Reconstruction of Georgia Studies in History, Economics & Public Law, V13 N3 1901
by Edwin C. (Edwin Campbell) Woolley
36,860W 148 2:28
17 My Hunt After 'The Captain'
by Oliver Wendell HOLMES, SR. 1809 - 1894
33,000W 132 2:11:45
18 1908 County Regiment
by Dudley Vail
28,500W 114 1:53:55 52.1M
1 diary from Dixie by chestnut
2 facts of reconstruction by lynch
31 st battle of bull run by beauregaurd
4 14 months American bastilles by Howard
5 gettysburg address by Lincoln.
19 Iconoclastic Memories of Civil War
by Ambrose BIERCE (1842 - 1914)
25,250W 101 1:40:14
1 On Mountain
2 Little of Chicamauga
3 Crime at Pickett's Mill
4 What I Saw of Shiloh
5 4 Days in Dixie
6 What Occurred at Franklin.
20 1909 Historic Papers of Civil War
by Eugenia Dunlap Potts
24,250W 97 1:26:50 3.7M
1 Old South
2 Slavery
3 Secession
4 Southern Confederacy.
21 1902 Short Life of Lincoln
by John Nickolay
277,250W 1,109 18:28:46 507M 38Pts.
22 1914 Lincolns Attitude
by Henry Wilbur
85,250W 341 5:40:15 155M 16Pts.
23 1861 Lincoln Storybook by Henry Williams 50,250W 201 3:20:42 92M.
24 1906 Story of Abraham Lincoln
by Mary Hamilton
39,250W 157 2:36:30 71.6M
1 Boyhood
2 Young Backwoodsman
3 Slavery
4 Lincoln Lawyer
5 Defeat of Little Giant
6 New President & Secession
7 War
8 Victory
9 O Captain! My Captain.
25 1909 Abraham Lincoln's Religion
by Peters, Madison Clinton
13,588W 54 54M
1 Lincoln Man
2 Was Abraham Lincoln Christian
3 Why did Lincoln Never Join Church.
26 Autobiography of George Dewey
By George DEWEY (1837 - 1917)
110,000W 440 7:19:51
1 Early Years
2 At Annapolis
3 Midshipman Cruise
4 Beginning of Civil War
5 Battle of New Orleans
6 In New Orleans
7 Battle of Port Hudson
8 Prize Commissioner
9 On James River
10 Battle of Fort Fisher
11 Service After War
12 Building New Navy
13 In Command of Asiatic Squadron
14 Final Preparations for War
15 Battle of Manila Bay
16 After Battle
17 Period of Anxiety
18 Taking of Manila
19 Play 19
20 Since Manila.
27 1910 Notes of War Correspondent (Spanish American War)
by Richard Harding Davis
86,000W 344 5:43:38 157M
1 Cuban-Spanish War, Death of Rodriguez
2 Greek Turkish War, Battle of Velestinos
3 Spanish-American War, Rough Riders at Guasimas
4 Spanish-American War, Battle of San Juan Hill
5 Spanish-American War, Taking of Cuamo
6 Spanish-American War, Passing of Jan Juan Hill
7 With Buller's Column
8 South African War, Relief of Ladysmith
9 South African War, Night Before Battle
10 Japanese-Russian War, Battles I did not see
11 War Correspondants Kit.
     
1 1898 History of War Between Mexico & United States, with Preliminary View of its Origin, Volume 1 by Mayer, Brantz 61,273W 245 4:05
1
1
1 Introductory views of Mexico
2 People & government.
6
1 General Almonté demands passports & leaves
2 Shannon & Rejon & Cuevas
3 Views of Mexican cabinet & people
4 Animosity
5 Revolt in Mexico
6 Political condition of Mexico
7 Her right of reconquering Texas
8 Mr. Buchanan despatches Mr. Slidell as envoy
9 Rejection of all accommodation between us
10 reason why Mexico refused to negotiate, after promising to receive commissioner from US
11 Subterfuges
12 Ill feeling in Mexico on Texas question
13 Herrera overthrown by Paredes
14 Paredes & monarchical party
15 Unpopularity of his scheme
16 Miserable state of Mexican affairs
17 Review of Texas question.
2
1 Origin of war considered
2 True objects of contemporaneous history
3 Motives for war
4 No single act caused it
5 Difference between war & hostilities
6 Mexican revolution
7 Federalism & Centralism
8 1824 Operation of Constitution
9 History of our commercial & diplomatic relations
10 Bad conduct of Mexico in regard to our claims, compared with that of other nations
11 Commission
12 Award of umpire
13 Subsequent course of Mexico
14 1842 History of seizure & surrender of Monterey, on Pacific, by Commodore Jones
15 Secretary Upshur's censure of his conduct
16 Ill feeling in Mexico towards US in consequence of this seizure.
3
1 origin of war
2 History of pacification between Spain & Holland in 1609
3 Spain & Mexico should have followed example
4 Texas question
5 Origin of Texas revolution
6 True history of it
7 Resistance to Central despotism of Santa Anna
8 Mexican war against Texas
9 Independence of Texas
10 1846 Santa Anna's retraction of his anti-federative opinions
4
1 Origin of war continued
2 Proposed annexation of Texas to US by treaty
3 Efforts of several administrations to recover Texas after Florida treaty
4 President Tyler's objects
5 Mexican opinions
6 British intrigue
7 British views relative to Texas
8 Defeat of treaty in senate
9 French opinions.
5
1 Change of public feeling as to annexation
2 Election of President Polk
3 Mr. Clay defeated by abolitionists
4 Almonté's threat
5 President Tyler attempts to soothe Mexico
6 His failure to do so
7 Mexican projects of reconquest
8 Want of confidence in Santa Anna
9 Loans
10 Downfall & disgrace of Santa Anna
11 His expulsion to Cuba
12 Herrera made provisional president
13 Congress of US reconsiders annexation
14 Joint resolution passed with an alternative of negotiation
15 President Tyler adopts 1st clause, & why
16 European intrigues
17 France & England operating on Texas & Mexico
18 Mexico offers independence provided Texas will not annex herself to US
19 Defeat of foreign scheme
2
1 Boundary of Texas defined by Almonté
2 Description of Texas
3 Rivers of Texas
4 Army of observation
5 General Taylor
6 Army of occupation & How it's formed
7 Difficulty of landing in Texas
8 Aransas bay
9 Army lands at St. Joseph's island
10 Kinney's rancho
11 Corpus Christi
12 State of army during winter
13 Sufferings of troops
14 Alarms of war
15 General Gaines's views
16 Necessity of ample preparation.
 
   
6 1885 Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant - Volume 1 by Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson) 132,080W 528 8:28
1
1 ANCESTRY
2 BIRTH
3 BOYHOOD
2
1 WEST POINT
2 GRADUATION
3
1 ARMY LIFE
2 CAUSES OF MEXICAN WAR
3 CAMP SALUBRITY
4
1 CORPUS CHRISTI
2 MEXICAN SMUGGLING
3 SPANISH RULE IN MEXICO
4 SUPPLYING TRANSPORTATION
5
1 TRIP TO AUSTIN
2 PROMOTION TO FULL 2ND-LIEUTENANT
3 ARMY OF OCCUPATION
6
1 ADVANCE OF ARMY
2 CROSSING COLORADO
3 RIO GRANDE
7
1 MEXICAN WAR
2 BATTLE OF PALO ALTO
3 BATTLE OF RESACA DE LA PALMA
4 ARMY OF INVASION
5 GENERAL TAYLOR
6 MOVEMENT ON CAMARGO
8
1 ADVANCE ON MONTEREY
2 BLACK FORT
3 BATTLE OF MONTEREY
4 SURRENDER OF CITY
9
1 POLITICAL INTRIGUE
2 BUENA VISTA
3 MOVEMENT AGAINST VERA CRUZ
4 SIEGE & CAPTURE OF VERA CRUZ
10
1 MARCH TO JALAPA
2 BATTLE OF CERRO GORDO
3 PEROTE
4 PUEBLA
5 SCOTT & TAYLOR
11
1 ADVANCE ON CITY OF MEXICO
2 BATTLE OF CONTRERAS
3 ASSAULT AT CHURUBUSCO
4 NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE
5 BATTLE OF MOLINO DEL REY
6 STORMING OF CHAPULTEPEC
7 SAN COSME
8 EVACUATION OF CITY
9 HALLS OF MONTEZUMAS
12
1 PROMOTION TO 1ST LIEUTENANT
2 CAPTURE OF CITY OF MEXICO
3 ARMY
4 MEXICAN SOLDIERS
5 PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
13
1 TREATY OF PEACE
2 MEXICAN BULL FIGHTS
3 REGIMENTAL QUARTERMASTER
4 TRIP TO POPOCATAPETL
5 TRIP TO CAVES OF MEXICO
14
1 RETURN OF ARMY
2 MARRIAGE
3 ORDERED TO PACIFIC COAST
4 CROSSING ISTHMUS
5 ARRIVAL AT SAN FRANCISCO
15
1 SAN FRANCISCO
2 EARLY CALIFORNIA EXPERIENCES
3 LIFE ON PACIFIC COAST
4 PROMOTED CAPTAIN
5 FLUSH TIMES IN CALIFORNIA
16
1 RESIGNATION
2 PRIVATE LIFE
3 LIFE AT GALENA
4 COMING CRISIS
17
1 OUTBREAK OF REBELLION
2 PRESIDING AT UNION MEETING
3 MUSTERING OFFICER OF STATE TROOPS
4 LYON AT CAMP JACKSON
5 SERVICES TENDERED TO GOVERNMENT
18
1 APPOINTED COLONEL OF 21ST ILLINOIS
2 PERSONNEL OF REGIMENT
3 GENERAL LOGAN
4 MARCH TO MISSOURI
5 MOVEMENT AGAINST HARRIS AT FLORIDA, MO
6 GENERAL POPE IN COMMAND
7 STATIONED AT MEXICO, MO
19
1 COMMISSIONED BRIGADIER-GENERAL
2 COMMAND AT IRONTON, MO
3 JEFFERSON CITY
4 CAPE GIRARDEAU
5 GENERAL PRENTISS
6 SEIZURE OF PADUCAH
7 HEADQUARTERS AT CAIRO
20
1 GENERAL FREMONT IN COMMAND
2 MOVEMENT AGAINST BELMONT
3 BATTLE OF BELMONT
4 NARROW ESCAPE
5 AFTER BATTLE
21
1 GENERAL HALLECK IN COMMAND
2 COMMANDING DISTRICT OF CAIRO
3 MOVEMENT ON FORT HENRY
4 CAPTURE OF FORT HENRY
22
1 INVESTMENT OF FORT DONELSON
2 NAVAL OPERATIONS
3 ATTACK OF ENEMY
4 ASSAULTING WORKS
5 SURRENDER OF FORT
23
1 PROMOTED MAJOR-GENERAL OF VOLUNTEERS
2 UNOCCUPIED TERRITORY
3 ADVANCE UPON NASHVILLE
4 SITUATION OF TROOPS
5 CONFEDERATE RETREAT
6 RELIEVED OF COMMAND
7 RESTORED TO COMMAND
8 GENERAL SMITH
24
1 ARMY AT PITTSBURG LANDING
2 INJURED BY FALL
3 CONFEDERATE ATTACK AT SHILOH
4 1ST DAY'S FIGHT AT SHILOH
5 GENERAL SHERMAN
6 CONDITION OF ARMY
7 CLOSE OF 1ST DAY'S FIGHT
8 SECOND DAY'S FIGHT
9 RETREAT & DEFEAT OF CONFEDERATES
25
1 STRUCK BY BULLET
2 PRECIPITATE RETREAT OF CONFEDERATES
3 INTRENCHMENTS AT SHILOH
4 GENERAL BUELL
5 GENERAL JOHNSTON
6 REMARKS ON SHILOH
26
1 HALLECK ASSUMES COMMAND IN FIELD
2 ADVANCE UPON CORINTH
3 OCCUPATION OF CORINTH
4 ARMY SEPARATED
27
1 HEADQUARTERS MOVED TO MEMPHIS
2 ON ROAD TO MEMPHIS
3 ESCAPING JACKSON
4 COMPLAINTS & REQUESTS
5 HALLECK APPOINTED COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
6 RETURN TO CORINTH
7 MOVEMENTS OF BRAGG
8 SURRENDER OF CLARKSVILLE
9 ADVANCE UPON CHATTANOOGA
10 SHERIDAN COLONEL OF MICHIGAN REGIMENT
28
1 ADVANCE OF VAN DORN & PRICE
2 PRICE ENTERS IUKA
3 BATTLE OF IUKA
29
1 VAN DORN'S MOVEMENTS
2 BATTLE OF CORINTH
3 COMMAND OF DEPARTMENT OF TENNESSEE
30
1 CAMPAIGN AGAINST VICKSBURG
2 EMPLOYING FREEDMEN
3 OCCUPATION OF HOLLY SPRINGS
4 SHERMAN ORDERED TO MEMPHIS
5 SHERMAN'S MOVEMENTS DOWN MISSISSIPPI
6 VAN DORN CAPTURES HOLLY SPRINGS
7 COLLECTING FORAGE & FOOD
31
1 HEADQUARTERS MOVED TO HOLLY SPRINGS
2 GENERAL MCCLERNAND IN COMMAND
3 ASSUMING COMMAND AT YOUNG'S POINT
4 OPERATIONS ABOVE VICKSBURG
5 FORTIFICATIONS ABOUT VICKSBURG
6 CANAL
7 LAKE PROVIDENCE
8 OPERATIONS AT YAZOO PASS
32
1 BAYOUS WEST OF MISSISSIPPI
2 CRITICISMS OF NORTHERN PRESS
3 RUNNING BATTERIES
4 LOSS OF INDIANOLA
5 DISPOSITION OF TROOPS
33
1 ATTACK ON GRAND GULF
2 OPERATIONS BELOW VICKSBURG
34
1 CAPTURE OF PORT GIBSON
2 GRIERSON'S RAID
3 OCCUPATION OF GRAND GULF
4 MOVEMENT UP BIG BLACK
5 BATTLE OF RAYMOND
35
1 MOVEMENT AGAINST JACKSON
2 FALL OF JACKSON
3 INTERCEPTING ENEMY
4 BATTLE OF CHAMPION'S HILL
36
1 BATTLE OF BLACK RIVER BRIDGE
2 CROSSING BIG BLACK
3 INVESTMENT OF VICKSBURG
4 ASSAULTING WORKS
37 SIEGE OF VICKSBURG
1 JOHNSTON'S MOVEMENTS
2 FORTIFICATIONS AT HAINES'S BLUFF
3 EXPLOSION OF MINE
4 EXPLOSION OF 2ND MINE
5 PREPARING FOR ASSAULT
6 FLAG OF TRUCE
7 MEETING WITH PEMBERTON
8 NEGOTIATIONS FOR SURRENDER
9 ACCEPTING TERMS
38 SURRENDER OF VICKSBURG
1 RETROSPECT OF CAMPAIGN
2 SHERMAN'S MOVEMENTS
3 PROPOSED MOVEMENT UPON MOBILE
4 PAINFUL ACCIDENT
5 ORDERED TO REPORT AT CAIRO.
   
23 1861 Lincoln Storybook by Henry Williams 50,250W 201 3:20:42 92M
1 Accuse Not Servant
2 Wolf In Trap Must Sacrifice His Tail To Be Free
3 Somewhat of Newsman
4 Little More Light & Little Less Noise
5 My Part Of Sip Is Anchored
6 Angels Swearing Make no Difference
7 Washington's Difficult Task
8 Steel & Steal
9 That's What's Matter
10 Ship Of State Simile
11 Pill For Public Printer
12 Let Grass Grow Where it May!
13 Peace-At-Any-Price Party
14 Things Were Topsy-Turvy Aloft, Too
15 Hitching to Moon
16 Red Flag To Him
17 Fly Away Jack!
18 His Pen Wanted to Keep Their Hogs Safe
19 Hurrah For You!
20 Put Your Feet Right & Stand Firm
21 Get Their Graves Ready!
22 Mr. Lincoln's Opion of General McClellan
23 Stationary Engine
24 Shoveling Fleas
25 Georgia Colonel's Costume
26 Coarse Feed Frist
27 Ain't I Glad To Git Out O' De Wilderness!
28 With 2 Guns, Hold Off Army
29 Breaking Up Little Game
30 Bottom Will Fall Out
31 Master Of Them Both
32 Skeered Virginian
33 He Who fights & Runs Away
34 No Sunday Fighting
35 Let Good Man Alone!
36 Blondin Simile
37 Pioneer's Land-Title
38 Cheers Not Military-But I Like Them
39 Numbering Hairs Of His-Tail!
40 An Unconventional Order
41 It Occurs To Me That I Am Commander!
42 Compliments Is All They Do Pay!
43 Bail Potomac With Spoon
44 We Shall Beat Them, My Son
45 Little For So Big Business
46 Not Shoulder-Straps, But Hardtack
47 Maryland Good State To Move From!
48 Don't Swap Horses Crossing Stream
49 No Placing Thorns In Side Of My Worst Enemy!
50 Lincoln Plan Of Campaign
51 Commander Should Obey Orders
52 Idlers Equaled Effectives
53 Rest!
54 I Can Bear Censure, But Not Insult
55 Battle Of Roses
56 Help Me Let Go!
57 Splitting Difference
58 In Inca's Position
59 Blind Fortune
60 Little David & Stone For Goliath
61 Lincoln's Cheese-Box On Raft
62 No Dutch Courage
63 If I had As Much Money & Was As Badly Skeered
64 It Pleases Her, & It Don't Hurt Me
65 Let Him Squeel If He Works
66 Brigadiers Cheap-Charges Costly
67 To Cure Singing In Head
68 Bowing To Boy Of Battles
69 When Washington Was All One Tavern
70 Break Critter Where Slim!
71 How Get Him Out
72 Pleasure To Preside, At Last!
73 On Lord's Side
74 To Canaan
75 Going To Canaan!
76 Fox Appointed Paymaster
77 Risking Dictatorship
78 Stage In Ceaseless March Onward To Victory
79 Working For Living Makes One Practical
80 Hold On & Chaw!
81 Great National Job
82 For Flaying Man Alive
83 One On 'em Not Dead Yet!
84 South Like An Ash-Cake
85 I Count For Something!
86 Pass is no Good for Richmond
87 Mayor Is Better Horse
88 Real Thing Superior To Sham Battle
89 Tool Turned on Handle
90 Sooner Fowl By Hatching Egg Than Smashing It
91 Too Busy To Go Into Another Business
92 Scale Of Rebels
93 One War At Time
94 Agin' Government
95 Plowing Around Log
96 Not Right
97 Man Down South
98 Dismembered
99 Meteorological Omen
100 Did She Take Wink To Herself
101 Going Down With Colors Flying
102 There Must Be Bell-Mule
103 Root, Hog or Die!
104 Grant Brand of Whisky
105 General, At Last!
106 Fizzle Anyhow!
107 Forget Over Grave!
108 If He Felt That Way - Start!
109 Figures Will Prove Anything
110 I Don't Want To-But That's It If I Must Die!
111 Best Let An Elephant Go!
112 History Repeats
113 Not President, But Old Friend
114 Close Your Eyes
115 Don't Judge By Appearances
116 Nothing Can Touch Him Further
117 Went & Returned!
118 Clear Foresight
119 Do It Unbeknownst
120 One Cannot Die Twice
121 No More Invidious Name-Calling
122 United States Of America Treasury Of World
123 Hang On-Not Hang!
124 Lincoln's Last Wish
125 Assassination
126 President, Not An Emperor
127 Plot To Waylay President 1860
128 I Don't Believe There Is Any Danger
129 Worry Till You Get Rid Of Things
130 Fearlessness Of God-Fearing
131 Poisoning Plot
132 Nothing Like Getting Used To Things!
133 Most Afraid Of Friendly Shot
134 One Word He Had Learned
135 Not To Disappoint People
136 Nothing Like Prayer-But Praise.
   
1 History of Standard Oil
by Ida M. TARBELL 1857 - 1944
293,000W 1,172 19:32
1
141,500W 566 9:25:11
1 Rise of Standard Oil Company
2 1872 Oil War
3 Unholy Alliance
4 Laying Foundations Of Trust
5 Strengthening Foundations
6 1878 Crisis
7 1880 Compromise
2
148,750W 595 9:54:02
1 Fight For Seaboard Pipeline
2 Part One, Cutting To Kill
3 War On Rebate
4 Buffalo Case
5 Standard Oil Company & Politics
6 Breaking Up Of Trust
7 Modern War For Independence
8 Price of Oil
9 Legitmate Greatness of Standard Oil Company.



2 1919 National Parks
by Robert Sterling Yard 1861-1945
154,000W 616 10:15:26 281M
1 Appreciation of Scenery
2 National Parks of US
3 Granite National Parks, Grantis Part in History
4 Yosemite Incomparable
6 Proposed Roosevelt National Park
7 Heart of Rockies
8 Mckinley Giant of Giants
9 Laffayete & East
10 Volcanic National Parks, Volcano in Scenery
11 Lassen Peak & Mount Katmai
12 Mount Rainier, Icy Octopus
13 Mount Rainier, Icy Octopus
14 Crater Lake's Bowl of Indigo
15 Yellowstone, Volcanic Interlude
16 Three Monsters of Hawaii
17 Sedintary National Parks, On Sedentary Rocks in Scenery
18 Glaciered Peaks & Painted Shales
19 Rock Records of Vanished Race
20 Healing Waters
21 Grand Canyon & Our National Monuments - On Scenery of Southwest
22 Pageant of Creation
23 Rainbow on Desert
24 Historic Monuments of Southwest
25 Desert Spectacles
26 Muir Woods & Other National Monuments.
3 Story of Atlantic Telegraph
by Henry M. FIELD 1822 - 1907
9:30:43
4 1912 Sinking of Titanic & Great Sea Disasters
by Logan Marshall 1884-
118,000W 472 7:51:19 215M
1 Most Suptuous Palace Afloat
2 specs of Titanic
3 4 Some of Notable Passangers
4 Women & Children 1st
5 Left to their Fate
6 8 Call for Help heard
7 value of wireless
8 other ships on way
9 On board Carpathia
10 aid for suffering
11 burying dead
12 identifying saved
13 arrival in New York
14 Preparations on Land to recieve sufferers
15 police arangements
16 donatins of money & supply
17 houses thrown open
18 1 tragic homecoming
19 carpathia reaches new york
20 intense & dramatic moment
21 list of survivors
22 2 List of survivors & dead
23 Story of Charles F Heard
24 how titanic sank
25 water strewn with bodies
26 Jack Thayer's Own Story of Wreck
27 Story of Stewart
28 Bravery of Officers & Crew
29 Searching for Dead
30 Financial Loss
31 Development of Ship building
32 Evolution of Water Travel
33 Increase in Vessile Size
34 Increase in Speed
35 Time For Reflection & Reforms
36 Speed & Luxury Over Emphasized
37 Senatorial Investigation.
5 Life & Ventures of Original John Jacob Astor
by Elizabeth Louisa GEBHARD 1859 - 1924
112,750W 451 7:30:29
1 Pivotal Day
2 Forest Village on Old Roman Road
3 Village School & Old Church Bells
4 Waiting Years
5 John Helffrich's Journal
6 Leaving Home
7 England & America
8 America
9 Beginning Fur Business
10 New York Little City
11 Starting in Business for Himself
12 John Jacob Astor's Home & Family
13 Independence Day While It was New
14 Traversing Wilderness
15 By Canoe Through Great Lakes
16 Extending Fur Trade
17 East India Pass No. 68
18 New Century
19 Vision that Crossed Continent
20 Voyage of Tonquin
21 Over Rockies to Astoria
22 Carrying Dispatches to Mr. Astor
23 England's Trophy
24 John Jacob Astor & War of 1812
25 Landlord & Airlord
26 Astor Family
27 Astorhaus
28 Homes & Neighbors
29 Literary Friends & Business Companions
30 Writing "Astoria"
31 Founding Astor Library
32 Gathering Threads Together.
6 1919 Strenuous Life: Essays & Addresses of Theodore Roosevelt
by Theodore ROOSEVELT 1858 - 1919
111,250W 445 7:24:38
1 Strenuous Life
2 Expansion & Peace
3 Latitude & Longitude Among Reformers
4 Fellow-Feeling As Political Factor
5 Civic Helpfulness
6 Character & Success
7 8th & 9th Commandments in Politics
8 Best & Good
9 Promise & Performance
10 American Boy
11 Military Preparedness & Unpreparedness
12 Admiral Dewey
13 Grant
14 2 Americas
15 Manhood & Statehood
16 Brotherhood & Heroic Virtues
17 National Duties
18 Labor Question
19 Christian Citizenship.
7 Log-Cabin Lady
by UNKNOWN
31,250W 125 2:04:36
8 Longings for Home
by Walt WHITMAN 1819 - 1892
12,500W 50 0:49:10.
9 1863 Daring & Suffering: History of Great Railroad Adventure by Pittenger, William 62,943W 252 4:12.
10 1906 Story of First Trans-Continental Railroad Its Projectors, Construction & History
by Bailey, William Francis
39,152W 157 2:37
1 Project & its Projectors
2 Proposition in Congress
3 Mostly Financial
4 Commencement of Work
5 Progress Made
6 Indian Troubles during Construction
7 Builders
8 Completion of Line
9 Kansas Division (Kansas Pacific Ry.)
10 Denver-Cheyenne Line (Denver Pacific R. R.)
11 History of Line since its Completion
12 Central Pacific Railroad
13 Roster of Officials
14 Statistics
15 Nomenclature
16 Paddy Miles' Ride
17 Copy Report Engineer in Charge of Survey.
11 1903 Early History of Airplane
by Orwell & Wilbur Wright
23,500W 94 1:33:13 42.6M
1 Wright Brothers' Aeroplane
2 How We Made 1st Flight
3 Some Aeronautical Experiments.
12 1910 Edison His Life 1847-1941
by Frank Lewis Dyer & Martin
445,750W 1,783 29:42:42 816M
1 Age of Electricity
2 Edison's Pedigree
3 Boyhood at Port Huron Michigan
4 Young Telegraph Operator
5 Arduous years in Central West
6 Work & Invention in Boston
7 Stock Ticker
8 Automatic, Duplex, Quadruplex Telegraphy
9 Telephone, Motograph & Microphone
10 Phonograph
11 Invention of Incandescent Lamp
12 Memories of Menlo Park
13 World Hunt for Filament Material
14 complete System of Lighting
15 Introduction of Edison Electric Light
16 1st Edison Central Station
17 Other Early Stations, Meter
18 Electric Railway
19 Magnetic Ore Milling Work
20 Edison Portland Cement
21 Motion Pictures
22 Development of Edison Storage Battery
23 Miscellaneous Inventions
24 Edison's Method of Inventing
25 Labratory at Orange & Staff
26 Edison in Commerce & Manufacture
27 Value to Edison's Inventions to World
28 Black Flag
29 Social Side of Edison
30 Appendix
1 Stock Printer
2 Quadroplex, Phonoplex
3 Automatic Telegraphy
4 Wireless Telegraphy
5 Electromotograph
6 Telephone
7 Edison's Tasimeter
8 Edison Phonograph
9 Incandescent Lamp
10 Edison's Dynamo Work.
13 Theodor Roosevelt Autobiography
328,000W 1,312 21:51:19 600M
1 Boyhood & Youth
2 Vigor of Life
3 Practical Politics
4 In Cowboy Land
5 Applied Idealism
6 New York Police
7 War with America Unready
8 New York Governorship
9 Outdoors & Indoors
10 Presidency: Making Old Party Progressive
11 Natural Resources of Nation
12 Big Stick & Square Deal
13 Social & Industrial Justice
14 Monroe Doctrine & Panama Canal
15 Peace of Rightousness
16 Appendix - Trusts, People & Square Deal
17 Appendix B - Control of Corporations & New Freedom & C- Blaine Campaign.
14 1919 Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie
163,000W 652 10:51:35
1 Parents & Childhood
2 Dunfermline & America
3 Pittsburgh & Work
4 Colonel Anderson & Books
5 Telegraph Office
6 Railroad Service
7 Superintendent of Pennsylvania
8 Civil War Period
9 Bridge-Building
10 Iron Works
11 New York as Headquarters
12 Business Negotiations
13 Age of Steel
14 Partners, Books, & Travel
15 Coaching Trip & Marriage
16 Mills & Men
17 Homestead Strike
18 Problems of Labor
19 "Gospel of Wealth"
20 Educational & Pension Funds
21 Peace Palace & Pittencrieff
22 Matthew Arnold & Others
23 British Political Leaders
24 Gladstone & Morley
25 Herbert Spencer & His Disciple
26 Blaine & Harrison
27 Washington Diplomacy
28 Hay & McKinley
29 Meeting German Emperor.
15 1890 How Other Half Lives
by Jacob A. Riis 1849-1914
132,750W 531 8:50:25 242M
1 Genesis of Tenement
2 Awakening
3 Mixed Crowd
4 Down Town Back Alleys
6 Italian in New York
7 Bend
8 Raid on Stale Deer Dives
9 Cheap Lodging Houses
10 Chinatown
11 Jewtown
12 sweaters of Jewtown
13 Bohemians, Tenement house cigar making
14 Color Line in New York
15 Common Herd
17 Problem of Children
18 Waifs of Cities Slums
19 Street Arab
20 Reign of Rum
21 Harvest of Tares
22 Working Girls of New York
23 Pauperism in Tenements
24 Wrecks & Waste
25 Man with Knife
26 What has been Done
27 How Case Stands.
9 1863 Daring & Suffering: History of Great Railroad Adventure by Pittenger, William 62,943W 252 4:12
1
1 Sad Retrospective
2 Object of Book
3 Military Situation in Southwest
4 Disaster & Energy of Rebels
5 Necessity for Secret Expedition
6 Proposition to Buell & Mitchel
7 Attempt & Failure
8 Return of Adventurers
9 Second Expedition
10 Writer Volunteers
11 Andrews, Leader
12 Parting from Regiment
13 On Way
14 Perplexities
15 Writer Cur-tailed!
2
1 Midnight Consultation
2 Plans Developed
3 Money Distributed
4 Compagnons du Voyage
5 Dismal Night
6 Sheltered from Storm
7 Southern Unionist
8 Arrested by Federal Soldiers
9 Beyond Lines
10 Panic Caused by Negroes
11 Method of Avoiding Suspicion
12 Continuous Rain
13 Behind Time
14 Hunting Human Beings with Bloodhounds
15 Cumberland Mountains
16 Rain again.
3
1 Crossing Mountains
2 Playing Hypocrite
3 Legend of Battle Creek Valley
4 Lodged with Secessionist
5 Strategy
6 Welcome but Fatal Delay
7 Exaggerated Accounts of Shiloh
8 Prevented from Crossing Tennessee
9 In Mountains again
10 Amusing Rebel Story
11 To River again
12 Perilous Crossing
13 Success
14 Chattanooga
15 On Cars
16 Night
17 Arrive at Marietta.
4
1 Take an Early Train
2 Prospecting
3 Capture of Train
4 Panic in Confederate Camp
5 Away at Lightning Speed
6 Thrilling Experience
7 Cut Telegraph
8 Tear up Track
9 Unexpected Obstacle
10 Running Powder Train to Beauregard
11 Red Flag
12 Dropping Cross-Ties
13 Battering out Spikes
14 Immense Exertion of Strength
15 Pursuing Backward
16 Terrible Chase
17 Attempt to Wreck Enemy's Train
18 Fearful Speed
19 Bold Plan. 57-67
5
1 Consternation along Route
2 Wood & Water
3 Attempt to Fire Train
4 Partial Failure
5 Message sent to Chattanooga
6 Terrific Preparations
7 Abandon Train
8 Capital Error
9 In Woods
10 Thrilling Account of Chase from Atlanta "Southern Confederacy." 68-90
6
1 Stupendous "Man Hunt"
2 My Own Adventures
3 Playing Acrobat
4 Perilous Crossing of River
5 Hunger
6 Bloodhounds
7 Flying for Life
8 No Sun or Star to Guide me
9 Traveling in Circle
10 Nearing Chattanooga
11 Lost in Deadened Timber
12 Glimpse of Moon
13 Fatigue produces Phantoms
14 Dreadful Storm
15 Sleep & enter Fairy Land
16 Glorious Visions
17 Reality
18 Picket
19 Romance Faded
20 Horrible Situation
21 Day Dawn
22 No Relief. 91-105
7
1 Sabbath
2 Continuous Rain
3 Press Onward
4 Observed
5 Arrested
6 Curious Examination
7 Equivocating for Life
8 Plans Foiled by Unexpected News
9 Plundered
10 Jail
11 Terrible Reflections
12 New & Hopeful Resolve
13 Unwelcome Visitors
14 Vigilance Committee Disappointed
15 Ordered to Chattanooga
16 Mob
17 Chained to Carriage
18 Escort
19 Journey
20 Musings
21 Arrival
22 Another Mob
23 Benevolent Gentleman
24 General Leadbetter
25 Andrews. 106-126
8
1 Negro Prison
2 Swims, Jailor
3 Horrible Dungeon
4 Black Hole of Calcutta
5 Suffocation
6 Union Prisoners
7 Slave Catching
8 Our Party Reunited
9 Breakfast Lowered by Rope
10 Hunger
11 Counseling
12 Fiendish Barbarity
13 Chained in Dungeon
14 Andrews tried as Spy & Traitor
15 Sweet, but Stolen News
16 Removed from Dungeon
17 Pure Air & Sunlight
18 Attacked by Mob
19 Friend"
20 Madison
21 Daring Adventure & Narrow Escape. 127-147
9
1 Return to Chattanooga
2 Caution of Rebels
3 Unchain Ourselves
4 Mock Trials
5 Judge
6 Singing
7 One Kindness
8 Projected Escape
9 Loitering Comrades
10 Gleam of Hope
11 Sad Parting
12 Knoxville
13 Prison Inmates
14 Brownlow
15 Awful Cruelty
16 Andrews Condemned to Death
17 Escapes with Wollam
18 Fearful Perils
19 Swimming River
20 Hiding on Island
21 Found by Children
22 Yields to His Fate
23 Horrible Death
24 Wollam's Stratagem
25 On River
26 Passes Gun Boat
27 Final Capture
10
1 Sorrow for Andrews
2 Prepare for Trial
3 Charges & Specifications
4 Plan of Defence
5 Incidents of Trial
6 Encouragement
7 Not Allowed to Hear Pleading
8 Lawyer's Plea
9 Seven Tried
10 Mitchel Dissolves Court
11 Tied Again
12 Saucy Reply
13 Advantage of Sickness
14 Fry Deceived
15 Revolting Inhumanity
16 Fry's Capture
17 Starve to Atlanta
18 Taunts of Mob
19 Atlanta Prison
20 Kind Jailor. 171-183
11
1 Cavalry Approach
2 Seven Removed from Room
3 Suspense
4 Sentence of Death
5 Heart-rending Separation
6 Death & Future
7 Not Prepared
8 Inhuman Haste
9 Tragedy
10 Speech on Scaffold
11 Breaking Ropes
12 Enemies Affected
13 Gloom of Survivors
14 Prayer
12
1 Religious Experience
2 Contraband Assistance
3 Intelligence of Negroes
4 Love of Freedom
5 Wollam's Recapture
6 Friendly Preacher
7 Obtain Books
8 Disgusting Diet
9 Plays
10 Debates
11 Reading Hours
12 Envy Birds
13 Dreams of Home
14 Telegraphing
15 Friends from our Army
16 Hope Deferred
17 Union Society
18 Difficulties of Tobacco-chewers
19 Precious Books
13
1 Contemplated Escape
2 Startling Intelligence
3 Our Doom Pronounced from Richmond
4 Hesitate no Longer
5 Our Plan
6 All Ready
7 Supper
8 Farewell
9 Life or Death
10 Seize Jailor
11 Guns Wrested from Guards
12 Alarm Given
13 Scaling Wall
14 Guards Fire
15 Terrible Chase
16 Six Recaptured
17 Wood & Wilson Reach Gulf
18 Dorsey's Narrative
19 Porter's Account
20 Boasting of Guards
21 Barlow's Cruel Death
14
1 Despair & Hope
2 Bitten Finger
3 Removed to Barracks
4 Greater Comfort
5 Jack Wells
6 Cruel Punishment of Tennesseeans
7 Story of Spy
8 Help Him to Escape
9 Virtue of Coat
10 Practical Joke
11 Unionism
12 Sweet Potatoes
13 Enlisting in Rebel Army
14 Description of Day
15 Happy News
16 Start for Richmond
17 Not Tied
18 Night Journey
19 Varied Incidents
20 Lynchburg
21 Rebel Audacity Punished
22 Suffering from Cold
23 Arrival in Richmond. 224-246
15
1 City by Moonlight
2 Old Accusation Renewed
3 Libby Prison
4 Discomfort
5 Change
6 Citizens' Department
7 Richmond Breakfast
8 Removed under Guard
9 Castle Thunder
10 Miniature Bedlam
11 Conceal Knife
12 Confined in Stall
13 Dreadful Gloom
14 Routine of Day
15 Suffering at Night
16 Friends Exchanged
17 Newspapers
18 Burnside
19 Pecuniary Perplexities
20 Captain Webster
21 Escape Prevented
22 Try Again on Christmas Night
23 Betrayed
24 Fearful Danger Avoided
16
1 Letter sent Home
2 Alarming Pestilence
3 Our Quarters Changed
4 Rowdyism
5 Fairy Stories
6 Judge Baxter
7 Satanic Strategy
8 Miller's History
9 Exchange with a Dead Man
10 Effect of Democratic Victories
11 Attempt to Make us Work
12 Digging out of Cell
13 Worse than Inquisition
14 Unexpected Interference
15 List from "Yankee Land"
16 Clothing Stolen
17 Paroled
18 Night of Joy
19 Torch-light March
20 On Cars
21 Boat
22 Reach Washington
23 Receive Medals, Money, & Promotion
24 Home. 267-288.
 
   
1 1921 History of United States by Charles Beard 1874-1948 & Mary Ritter Beard 341,250W 1,365 22:44:00 823M.
2 1902 Story of American History For Elementary Schools
by Blaisdell, Albert F.
87,888W 465 10:22:00
1 AMERICA IN OLD DAYS
2 COLUMBUS & DISCOVERY OF AMERICA
3 SIR WALTER RALEIGH & CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH
4 STORY OF PILGRIMS
5 MORE ABOUT PILGRIMS
6 INDIANS & HOW THEY LIVED
7 DUTCH IN NEW YORK: QUAKERS IN PENNSYLVANIA
8 FRENCH & INDIAN WARS
9 EVERYDAY LIFE IN COLONIAL TIMES
10 BEGINNING OF REVOLUTION
11 LEXINGTON & CONCORD
12 BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL
13 DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
14 BURGOYNE CAMPAIGN
15 WASHINGTON & REVOLUTION
16 WAR OF REVOLUTION IN SOUTH
17 STORY OF ARNOLD'S TREASON
18 JOHN PAUL JONES: OUR 1ST GREAT NAVAL HERO
19 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN: HIS HIGHLY USEFUL CAREER
20 EVERYDAY LIFE 100 YEARS AGO
21 WHAT OUR NAVY DID IN WAR OF 1812
22 SETTLEMENT OF PACIFIC COAST
23 LINCOLN & WAR FOR UNION
24 MORE ABOUT WAR FOR UNION
25 OUR NAVY IN WAR FOR UNION
26 1898 WAR WITH SPAIN
27 APPENDIX. Books for Reference & Collateral Reading in Study of American History.
3 1897 School History of United States
by McMaster, John Bach
146,596W 586 9:46
1 EUROPE FINDS AMERICA
2 SPANIARDS IN USA
3 ENGLISH, DUTCH, & SWEDES ON SEABOARD
4 PLANTING OF NEW ENGLAND
5 MIDDLE & SOUTHERN COLONIES
7 FRENCH IN MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
8 INDIANS
8 STRUGGLE FOR NEW FRANCE & LOUISIANA
9 1763 LIFE IN COLONIES
10 "LIBERTY, PROPERTY, & NO STAMPS"
11 STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE
12 UNDER ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION
13 1790 MAKING CONSTITUTION 14 OUR COUNTRY
14 RISE OF PARTIES
15 STRUGGLE FOR NEUTRALITY
16 STRUGGLE FOR "FREE TRADE & SAILORS' RIGHTS"
17 WAR FOR COMMERCIAL INDEPENDENCE
18 1790 - 1815 PROGRESS OF OUR COUNTRY
19 SETTLEMENT OF OUR BOUNDARIES
20 RISING WEST
21 HIGHWAYS OF TRADE & COMMERCE
22 1824 - 45 POLITICS
23 EXPANSION OF SLAVE AREA
24 TERRITORIES BECOME SLAVE SOIL
25 1840 - 60 PROGRESS IN USA
26 1861 - 5 WAR FOR UNION
27 WAR ALONG COAST & SEA
28 COST OF WAR
29 RECONSTRUCTION OF SOUTH
30 1860 - 70 NEW WEST
31 1868 - 80 POLITICS FROM
32 GROWTH OF NORTHWEST
33 MECHANICAL & INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS
34 1880 POLITICS SINCE.
4 1775 History of United States from 1492 to 1910, Volume 1 From Discovery of America October 12, 1492 to Battle of Lexington April 19, 1775
by Hawthorne, Julian
144,306W 578 9:18
1 BEFORE DAWN
2 COLUMBUS, RALEIGH, & SMITH
3 FREIGHT OF "MAYFLOWER"
4 SPIRIT OF PURITANS
5 FROM HUDSON TO STUYVESANT
6 LIBERTY, SLAVERY, & TYRANNY
7 CATHOLIC, PHILOSOPHER, & REBEL
8 QUAKER, YANKEE, & KING
9 STUARTS & CHARTER
10 NEW LEAF, & BLOT ON IT
11 50 YEARS OF FOOLS & HEROES
12 QUEM JUPITER VULT PERDERE
13 PLAINS OF ABRAHAM & STAMP ACT
14 PASSING OF RUBICON
15 SHOT HEARD ROUND WORLD.
5 Historical Tales, Vol. II: American II
by Charles MORRIS 1833 - 1922
125,750W 503 8:22:14
1 Ponce de Leon & Fountain of Youth
2 De Soto & Father of Waters
3 Lost Colony of Roanoke
4 Thrilling Adventures of Captain John Smith
5 Indian Massacre in Virginia
6 Great Rebellion in Old Dominion
7 La Salle Explorer of Mississippi
8 French of Louisiana & Natchez Indians
9 Knights of Golden Horseshoe
10 How Oglethorpe Saved Georgia from Spain
11 Boy's Working Holiday in Wildwood
12 Patrick Henry, Herald of Revolution
13 Governor Tryon & Carolina Regulators
14 Lord Dunmore & Gunpowder
15 Fatal Expedition of Colonel Rogers
16 How Colonel Clark won Northwest
17 King's Mountain & Patriots of Tennessee
18 General Greene's Famous Retreat
19 Eli Whitney, Inventor of Cotton Gin
20 How Old Hickory Fought Creeks
21 Pirates of Barataria Bay
22 Heroes of Alamo
23 How Houston Won Freedom for Texas
24 Captain Robert E. Lee & Lava-Beds
25 Christmas Day on Plantation
26 Captain Gordon & Raccoon Roughs
27 Stuart's Famous Chambersburg Raid
28 Forrest's Chase of Raiders
29 Exploits of Blockade-Runner
30 Fontain, Scout, & Besiegers of Vicksburg
31 Gordon & Bayonet Chart at Antietam
32 Last Triumph of Stonewall Jackson
33 John Morgan's Famous Raid
34 Home-Coming of General Lee & His Veterans.
6 1872 Brief History of United States
by Barnes & Co.
116,877W 468 7:48
1 EARLY DISCOVERIES & SETTLEMENTS
2 DEVELOPMENT OF COLONIES
3 REVOLUTIONARY WAR
4 DEVELOPMENT OF STATES
5 CIVIL WAR
6 RECONSTRUCTION & PASSING EVENTS.
7 1914 Contemporary American History, 1877-1913
by Beard, Charles A. (Charles Austin)
108,434W 434 7:14
1 Restoration of White Dominion in South
2 Economic Revolution
3 Revolution in Politics & Law
4 1877 - 96 Parties & Party Issues
5 1877 - 96 2 Decades of Federal Legislation
6 Growth of Dissent
7 1896 Campaign
8 Imperialism
9 Development of Capitalism
10 Administrations of Theodore Roosevelt
11 Revival of Dissent
12 Mr. Taft & Republican Disintegration
13 1912 Campaign.
8 1786 Critical Period of American History by Fiske, John 107,786W 431 7:11.
9 1917 This Country of Ours
by Elizabeth Marshall 1876-1941
105,000W 420 6:59:11 82M
1 How Vikingos of Old Sought & Found New Lands
2 Sea of Darkness & Great Faith of Columbus
3 How Columbus Faired on Sea of Darkness & went to Pleasant Lands Beyond
4 How Columbus Returned in Triumph
5 How America was Named
6 How Flag of England was Planted on Shores of New World
7 How Flag of France was Planted in Florida
8 How French Founded Colony in Florida
9 How Spaniards Drove French out of Florida
10 How Frenchman Avenged Death of his Countrymen
11 Adventures of Sir Humphry Gilbert
12 Sir Walter Raleigh's Adventures in Golden West.
10 1894 Comic History of US
by Nye 1850-1896
93,750W 375 6:14:08 171M
1 Preface & Chapter 1
2 Other Discoveries Wet & Dry
3 Plymouth Colony
4 Episode of Charter Oak
5 Dutch at New Amsterdam
6 Early Aristocracy
7 Personality of Washington
8 Revolutionary War
9 Critical Period
10 Close of Revolution
11 War with Canada
12 More Difficulties Straightened Out
13 Befole Wall
14 More Fratricidal Strife
15 Last Year of Disagreable War
16 Reconstruction without pain, Johnson & Grant.
11 American Nation: history - Volume 1: European Background of American History, 1300-1600
by Cheyney, Edward Potts
82,536W 330 5:30
1 EAST & WEST
2 1200 - 1500 ORIENTAL & OCCIDENTAL TRADE-ROUTES
3 1200 - 1500 ITALIAN CONTRIBUTIONS To EXPLORATION
4 1400 - 1527 PIONEER WORK OF PORTUGAL
5 1474 - 1525 SPANISH MONARCHY IN AGE OF COLUMBUS
6 1400 - 1650 POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS OF CENTRAL EUROPE
7 1550 - 1700 SYSTEM OF CHARTERED COMMERCIAL COMPANIES
8 1600 - 28 TYPICAL AMERICAN COLONIZING COMPANIES
9 1500 - 1625 PROTESTANT REFORMATION ON CONTINENT
10 1520 - 1648 RELIGIOUS WARS IN NETHERLANDS & GERMANY 168
11 1534 - 1660 ENGLISH CHURCH & CATHOLICS
12 1550 - 1689 ENGLISH PURITANS & SECTS
13 1500 - 1689 POLITICAL SYSTEM OF ENGLAND
14 1600 - 50 ENGLISH COUNTY & ITS OFFICERS
15 1600 - 50 ENGLISH JUSTICES OP PEACE
16 1600 - 50 ENGLISH PARISH OR TOWNSHIP GOVERNMENT
17 CRITICAL ESSAY ON AUTHORITIES.
12 1915 STORIES OF LATER AMERICAN HISTORY
by Wilbur Fisk Gordy
80,250W 321 5:20:55 73.4M
1 Patrick Henry
2 Samuel Adams
3 War Begins near Boston
4 George Washington in Revolution
5 Nathanael Greene & Other Heroes in South
6 John Paul Jones
7 Daniel Boone
8 James Robertson
9 John Sevier
10 George Rogers Clark
11 New Republic
12 Increasing Size of New Republic
13 Internal Improvements
14 Republic Grows Larger
15 3 Great Statesmen
16 Civil War
17 4 Great Industries.
13 1919 Short Stories of New America Interpreting America of this age to high school boys & girls
by Various & Mary A. Laselle
62,484W 250 4:10
1 LITTLE KANSAS LEAVEN by Canfield
2 SURVIVORS by Singmaster
3 WILDCAT by Terhune
4 CITIZEN by Dwyer
5 INDIAN OF RESERVATION by Coolidge
6 NIGHT ATTACK by Pier
7 PATH OF GLORY by Pulver
8 SERGT. WARREN COMES BACK FROM FRANCE by Ames
9 COWARD by Empey
10 CHATEAU-THIERRY by Bartlett.
14 1912 Great Epochs in American History, V2 Planting Of First Colonies: 1562-1733
by Various
59,620W 239 3:59 1 2
1 1562 - 5 FOUNDING OF ST. AUGUSTINE & MASSACRE BY MENENDEZ
1 Account by John A. Doyle
2 Mendoza's Account
2 1584 - 7 SIR WALTER RALEIGH'S VIRGINIA COLONIES
1 Account by John A. Doyle
2 Return of Colonists with Sir Francis Drake. By Ralph Lane
3 Birth of Virginia Dare. By John White
3 1602 BARTHOLOMEW GOSNOLD'S DISCOVERY OF CAPE COD
1 By Gabriel Archer, One of Gosnold's Companions
2 Gosnold's Own Account
4 1607 FOUNDING OF JAMESTOWN
5 1819 1ST AMERICAN LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
6 1518 ORIGIN OF NEGRO SLAVERY IN AMERICA: 1
7 1620 2 Its Beginnings in United States
8 1614 NEW ENGLAND BEFORE PILGRIM FATHERS LANDED
9 1620 1ST VOYAGE OF "MAYFLOWER"
10 1623 - 8 1ST NEW YORK SETTLEMENTS
11 1627 SWEDES & DUTCH IN NEW JERSEY
12 1627 - 31 BEGINNINGS OF MASSACHUSETTS BAY COLONY
13 HOW BAY COLONY DIFFERED FROM PLYMOUTH
14 1633 LORD BALTIMORE IN MARYLAND
15 1636 ROGER WILLIAMS IN RHODE ISLAND
16 1633 - 6 FOUNDING OF CONNECTICUT
17 1647 - 96 WITCHCRAFT IN NEW ENGLAND
18 1664 ENGLISH CONQUEST OF NEW YORK
19 1676 BACON'S REBELLION IN VIRGINIA
20 1676 KING PHILIP'S WAR
21 1684 FOUNDING OF PENNSYLVANIA
1 Penn's Account of Colony
2 1683 2 Penn's Treaty with Indians His Own Account
3 Reality of Penn's Treaty. By George E. Ellis
22 1682 CHARTER OAK AFFAIR IN CONNECTICUT
23 1699 COLONIZATION OF LOUISIANA
24 1733 OGELETHORPE IN GEORGIA.
15 1912 History of United States V3 by Andrews, Elisha Benjamin 45,561W 183 3:03. $1 2 3 4 5 6
16 1894 American History Stories Volume 1
by Mara L Pratt
44,750W 179 2:58:11 81.6M
1 Long Ago
2 Early Discoveries
3 Christopher Columbus
4 Voyage
5 Other Great Explorers
6 English Explorers
7 Sir Francis Drake
8 Sir Walter Raleigh
9 Colonies
10 Plymouth Colony
11 Puritans
12 Dutch in America
13 Other Colonies
14 Customs in Colonies
15 New England Primer
16 Manner of Dress
17 Pine Tree Shillings
18 Education in Colonies
19 Salem Witchcraft
20 Religious Troubles
21 William Penn
22 Indian Troubles
23 King Phillip's War
24 French & Indian War
25 George Washington in French & Indian War
26 How Colonies Grew United.
17 1912 Introductory American History
by Benton, Elbert Jay, Bourne, Henry Eldridge
57,080W 228 2:08
1 SCATTERED CHILDREN OF EUROPE
2 OUR EARLIEST TEACHERS
3 HOW GREEKS LIVED
4 GREEK EMIGRANTS OR COLONISTS
5 NEW RIVALS OF GREEKS
6 MEDITERRANEAN ROMAN LAKE
7 ANCIENT WORLD EXTENDED TO SHORES OF ATLANTIC
8 CIVILIZATION OF ROMAN WORLD
9 CHRISTIANITY & ROMAN EMPIRE
10 EMIGRANTS 1K YEARS AGO
11 HOW ENGLISHMEN LEARNED TO GOVERN THEMSELVES
12 CIVILIZATION OF MIDDLE AGES
13 TRADERS, TRAVELERS, & EXPLORERS IN LATER MIDDLE AGES
14 DISCOVERY OF NEW WORLD
15 OTHERS HELP IN DISCOVERY OF NEW WORLD
16 EARLY SPANISH EXPLORERS & CONQUERORS OF MAINLAND
17 SPANISH EXPLORERS OF NORTH AMERICA
18 RIVALRY & STRIFE IN EUROPE
19 FIRST FRENCH ATTEMPTS TO SETTLE AMERICA
20 ENGLISH & DUTCH TRIUMPH OVER SPAIN
21 ENGLISH PEOPLE ATTEMPT TO SETTLE AMERICA.
18 1912 Great Epochs in American History, Volume 1. Voyages Of Discovery & Early Explorations: 1000 A.D.-1682 by Various 60,535W 243 2:03.
   
1 1921 History of United States by Charles Beard 1874-1948 & Mary Ritter Beard 341,250W 1,365 22:44:00 823M
1 Colonial Period Onwards
41,000W 164 2:44:00 68.7M
1 Great Migration to America Agencies of American Colonization
2 Colonial Peoples
3 Process of Colonization
4 Colonial Agriculture, Industry, & Commerce Land & Westward Movement
5 Industrial & Commercial Development
6 Social & Political Progress Leadership of Churches
7 Schools & Colleges
8 Colonial Press
9 Evolution in Political Institutions (not good)
10 Development of Colonial Nationalism Relations with Indians & French
11 Effects of Warfare on Colonies
12 Colonial Relations with British Government
13 Summary of Colonial Period
2 Conflict & Independence
34,250W 137 2:16:59 96M
1 New Course in British Imperial Policy George 3
2 Colonial Resistance Resumption of British Policies
3 Renewed Resistance in America Retaliation by British From Reform to Revolution
4 American Revolution
5 Establishment of Government & New Allegiance
6 Military Affairs
7 Finances & Diplomacy of Revolution
8 Peace at Last, Summary of Revolutionary Period
3 Foundations of Union & National Politics
48,000W 192 3:11:30 134M
1 Formation of Constitution Framing of Constitution
2 Formation of Constitution Struggle over Ratification
3 Clash of Political Parties New Government Rise of Political Parties
4 Clash of Political Parties Foreign Influences & Domestic Politics
5 Jeffersonian Republicans Principles & Policies Great West
6 Jeffersonian Republicans Republican War for Commercial Independence
7 Jeffersonian Republicans Republicans Nationalized
8 Jeffersonian Republicans Chief Justice Marshall Summary
4 West & Jacksonian Democracy
49,000W 196 3:15:27 179M
1 Farmers Beyond Appalachians
2 Jacksonian Democracy
3 Middle Border & Great West
5 Sectional Conflict & Reconstruction
32,500W 130 2:10:10 59.6M
1 RISE OF INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM
2 PLANTING SYSTEM & NATIONAL POLITICS
3 PLANTING SYSTEM & NATIONAL POLITICS, Slavery in National Politics
4 CIVIL WAR & RECONSTRUCTION
5 CIVIL WAR & RECONSTRUCTION, War Measures of Federal Government
6 CIVIL WAR & RECONSTRUCTION, Results of Civil War
6 National Growth & World Politics
69,250W 277 4:37 126M
1 Political & Economic Evolution of South
2 Business Enterprise & Republican Party
3 Development of Great West
4 1865 - 97 Domestic Issues Before Country
5 1865 - 1900 America World Power
7
67,250W 269 4:28:48 123M
1 1901 - 13 Evolution of Republican Policies
2 Spirit of Reform in America
3 New Political Democracy
4 Industrial Democracy
5 President Wilson & World War.
   
8 1786 Critical Period of American History by Fiske, John 107,786W 431 7:11
1
1 Fall of Lord North's ministry
2 Sympathy between British Whigs & revolutionary party in America
3 It weakened Whig party in England
4 Character of Lord Shelburne
5 Political instability of Rockingham ministry
6 Obstacles in way of treaty of peace
7 Oswald talks with Franklin
8 Grenville has interview with Vergennes
9 Effects of Rodney's victory
10 Misunderstanding between Fox & Shelburne
11 Fall of Rockingham ministry
12 Shelburne becomes prime minister
13 Defeat of Spaniards & French at Gibraltar
14 French policy opposed to American interests
15 valley of Mississippi: Aranda's prophecy
16 Newfoundland fisheries
17 Jay detects schemes of Vergennes
18 & sends Dr Vaughan to visit Shelburne
19 John Adams arrives in Paris & joins with Jay in insisting upon separate negotiation with England
20 separate American treaty, as agreed upon:
21. Boundaries 2. Fisheries: commercial intercourse 3. Private debts 4. Compensation of loyalists
22 Secret article relating to Yazoo boundary
23 Vergennes does not like way in which it has been done
24 On part of Americans it was great diplomatic victory
25 Which commissioners won by disregarding instructions of Congress & acting on their own responsibility
26 Spanish treaty
27 French treaty
28 Coalition of Fox with North
29 They attack American treaty in Parliament
30 & compel Shelburne to resign Which leaves England without government, while for several weeks king is too angry to appoint ministers
31 Until at length he succumbs to coalition, which presently adopts & ratifies American treaty
32 coalition ministry is wrecked upon Fox's India Bill
33 1784 Constitutional crisis ends in overwhelming victory of Pitt in elections
34 & this, although apparently triumph for king, was really death-blow to his system of personal government
21 3 COMMONWEALTHS
1 Cessation of hostilities in America
2 Departure of British troops
3 Washington resigns his command
4 & goes home to Mount Vernon
5 His "legacy" to American people
6 next 5 years were most critical years in American history
7 Absence of sentiment of union, & consequent danger of anarchy
8 European statesmen, whether hostile or friendly, had little faith in stability of Union
9 False historic analogies
10 Influence of railroad & telegraph upon perpetuity of Union
11 Difficulty of travelling 100 years ago
12 Local jealousies & antipathies, inheritance from primeval savagery
13 Conservative character of American Revolution
14 State governments remodelled: assemblies continued from colonial times
15 Origin of senates in governor's council of assistants
16 Governors viewed with suspicion
17 Analogies with British institutions
18 judiciary
19 Restrictions upon suffrage
20 Abolition of primogeniture, entails, & manorial privileges
21 Steps toward abolition of slavery & slave-trade
22 Progress toward religious freedom
23 Church & state in Virginia
24 Persecution of dissenters
25 Madison & Religions Freedom Act
26 Temporary overthrow of church
27 Difficulties in regard to ordination: case of Mason Weems
28 Ordination of Samuel Seabury by non-jurors at Aberdeen
29 Francis Asbury & Methodists
30 Presbyterians & Congregationalists
31 Roman Catholics
32 Except in instance of slavery, all changes described in this chapter were favourable to union of states
33 But while state governments, in all these changes, seen working smoothly, we have next to observe, by contrast, clumsiness & inefficiency of federal government
3 LEAGUE OF FRIENDSHIP
1 several states have never enjoyed complete sovereignty
2 But in very act of severing their connection with Great Britain, they entered into some sort of union
3 Anomalous character of Continental Congress
4 articles of confederation: they sought to establish "league of friendship" between states
5 But failed to create federal government endowed with real sovereignty
6 Military weakness of government
7 Extreme difficulty of obtaining revenue
8 Congress, being unable to pay army, was afraid of it
9 Supposed scheme for making Washington king
10 Greene's experience in South Carolina
11 Gates's staff officers & Newburgh address
12 danger averted by Washington
13 Congress driven from Philadelphia by mutinous soldiers
14 Commutation Act denounced in New England
15Order of Cincinnati
16 Reasons for dread which it inspired
17 Congress finds itself unable to carry out provisions of treaty with Great Britain
18 Persecution of loyalists
19 It was especially severe in New York
20 1784 Trespass Act directed against loyalists
21 Character & early career of Alexander Hamilton
22 case of Rutgers v. Waddington
23 Wholesale emigration of Tories
24 Congress unable to enforce payment of debts to British creditors
25 England retaliates by refusing to surrender fortresses on northwestern frontier
4 DRIFTING TOWARD ANARCHY
1 barbarous superstitions of Middle Ages concerning trade were still rife in 1700s
2 old theory of uses of colony
3 Pitt's unsuccessful attempt to secure free trade between Great Britain & USA
4 Ship-building in New England
5 British navigation acts & orders in council directed against American commerce
6 John Adams tried in vain to negotiate commercial treaty with Great Britain
7 & could see no escape from difficulties except in systematic reprisal
8 But any such reprisal was impracticable, for several states imposed conflicting duties
9 Attempts to give Congress power of regulating commerce were unsuccessful
10 & several states began to make commercial war upon one another
11 Attempts of New York to oppress New Jersey & Connecticut
12 Retaliatory measures of 2 latter states
13 quarrel between Connecticut & Pennsylvania over possession of valley of Wyoming
14 quarrel between New York & New Hampshire over possession of Green Mountains
15 Failure of American diplomacy because European states could not tell whether they were dealing with one nation or with 13
16 Failure of American credit: John Adams begging in Holland
17 Barbary pirates
18 American citizens kidnapped & sold into slavery
19 Lord Sheffield's outrageous pamphlet
20 Tripoli's demand for blackmail
21 Congress unable to protect American citizens
22 Financial distress after Revolutionary War
23 State of coinage
24 Cost of war in money
25 Robert Morris & his immense services
26 craze for paper money
27 Agitation in southern & middle states
28 Distress in New England
29 Imprisonment for debt
30 Rag-money victorious in Rhode Island: "Know Ye" measures
31 Rag-money defeated in Massachusetts: Shays insurrection
32 insurrection suppressed by state troops
33 Conduct of neighbouring states
34 rebels pardoned
35 Timidity of Congress
5 GERMS OF NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY
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1 Creation of national domain beyond Alleghanies
2 Conflicting claims to western territory
3 Claims of Massachusetts & Connecticut
4 Claims of New York
5 Virginia's claims
6 Maryland's novel & beneficent suggestion
7 several states yield their claims in favour of USA
8 Magnanimity of Virginia
9 Jefferson proposes scheme of government for northwestern territory
10 Names of proposed 10 states
11 Jefferson wishes to prohibit slavery in national domain
12 North Carolina's cession of western lands
13 John Sevier & state of Franklin
14 northwestern territory
15 Origin of Ohio company
16 1787 Ordinance
17 Theory of folkland upon which ordinance was based
18 1783 Spain, hearing of secret article in treaty, loses her temper & threatens to shut up Mississippi River
19 Gardoqui & Jay
20 Threats of secession in Kentucky & New England
21 Washington's views on political importance of canals between east & west
22 His far-sighted genius & self-devotion
23 Maryland confers with Virginia regarding navigation of Potomac
24 Madison-Tyler motion in Virginia legislature
25 1786 Convention at Annapolis
26 Hamilton's address calling for convention at Philadelphia
27 impost amendment defeated by action of New York: last ounce upon camel's back
28 Sudden changes in popular sentiment
29 1787 Federal Convention meets at Philadelphia, May
30 Mr. Gladstone's opinion of work of convention
31 men who were assembled there
32 Character of James Madison
33 other leading members
34 Washington chosen president of convention
6 FEDERAL CONVENTION
Link Below
7 CROWNING WORK
1 Franklin lays Constitution before legislature of Pennsylvania
2 It is submitted to Congress, which refers it to legislatures of 13 states, to be ratified or rejected by people in conventions
31 st American parties, Federalists & Antifederalists
4 contest in Pennsylvania
5 How to make quorum
6 war of pamphlets & newspaper squibs
7 Ending in ratification of Constitution by Delaware, Pennsylvania, & New Jersey
8 Rejoicings & mutterings
9 Georgia & Connecticut ratify
10 outlook in Massachusetts
11 Massachusetts convention meets
12 overhauls Constitution clause by clause
13 subject of an army Mr. Nason waxes eloquent
14 clergymen oppose religious test
15 Rev. Samuel West argues on assumption that all men are not totally depraved
16 Feeling of distrust in mountain districts
17 Timely speech of Berkshire farmer
18 Attitude of Samuel Adams
19 Meeting of mechanics at Green Dragon
20 Charges of bribery
21 Washington's fruitful suggestion
22 Massachusetts ratifies, but proposes amendments
23 Long Lane has turning & becomes Federal Street
24 New Hampshire hesitates, but Maryland ratifies, & all eyes turned upon South Carolina
25 Objections of Rawlins Lowndes answered by Cotesworth Pinckney
26 South Carolina ratifies Constitution
27 Important effect upon Virginia, where thoughts of southern confederacy had been entertained
28 Madison & Marshall prevail in Virginia convention, & it ratifies Constitution
29 New Hampshire had ratified 4 days before
30 Rejoicings at Philadelphia: riots at Providence & Albany
31 struggle in New York
32 Origin of "Federalist"
33 Hamilton wins victory, & New York ratifies
34 All serious anxiety is now at an end: laggard states, North Carolina & Rhode Island
35 1789 1st presidential election: Washington is unanimously chosen
36 Why Samuel Adams was not selected for vice-president
37 Selection of John Adams
38 Washington's journey to New York, April 16 - 23
39 His inauguration
     
6 FEDERAL CONVENTION
1 Why proceedings of convention were kept secret for so many years
2 Difficulty of problem to be solved
3 Symptoms of cowardice repressed by Washington's impassioned speech
4 root of all difficulties: edicts of federal government had operated only upon states, not upon individuals, & therefore could not be enforced without danger of war
5 Virginia plan, of which Madison was chief author, offered radical cure
6 & was felt to be revolutionary in its character
7 Fundamental features of Virginia plan
8 How it was at 1st received
9 House of Representatives must be directly elected by people
10 Question as to representation of states brings out antagonism between large & small states
11 William Paterson presents New Jersey plan: not radical cure, but feeble palliative
12 Straggle between Virginia & New Jersey plans
13 Connecticut compromise, according to which national principle is to prevail in House of Representatives, & federal principle in Senate, meets at 1st with fierce opposition
14 But is at length adopted
15 & proves decisive victory for Madison & his methods
16 few irreconcilable members go home in dudgeon
17 But small states, having been propitiated, suddenly converted to Federalism, & make victory complete
18 Vague dread of future west
19 struggle between pro-slavery & anti-slavery parties began in convention, & was quieted by 2 compromises
20 Should representation be proportioned to wealth or to population?
21 Were slaves to be reckoned as persons or as chattels?
22 Attitude of Virginia statesmen
23 It was absolutely necessary to satisfy South Carolina
24 3/5 compromise, suggested by Madison, was genuine English solution, if ever there was one
25 There was neither rhyme nor reason in it, but for all that, it was best solution attainable at time
26 next compromise was between New England & South Carolina as to foreign slave-trade & power of federal government over commerce
27 George Mason calls slave-trade an "infernal traffic"
28 & compromise offends & alarms Virginia
29 Belief in moribund condition of slavery
30 foundations of Constitution were laid in compromise
31 Powers granted to federal government
32 Use of federal troops in suppressing insurrections
33 Various federal powers
34 Provision for federal city under federal jurisdiction
35 Federal Congress might compel attendance of members
36 Powers denied to several states
37 Should federal government he allowed to make its promissory notes legal tender in payment of debts? powerful speech of Gouverneur Morris
38 Emphatic & unmistakable condemnation of paper money by all leading delegates
39 convention refused to grant to federal government power of issuing inconvertible paper, but did not think express prohibition necessary
40 If they could have foreseen some recent judgments of supreme court, they would doubtless have made prohibition explicit & absolute
41 Debates as to federal executive
42 Sherman's suggestion as to true relation of executive to legislature
43 There was to be single chief magistrate, but how should he be chosen?
44 Objections to an election by Congress
45 Ellsworth & King suggest device of electoral college, which is at 1st rejected
46 But afterwards adopted
47 Provisions for election by Congress in case of failure of choice by electoral college
48 Provisions for counting electoral votes
49 It was not intended to leave anything to be decided by president of Senate
50 convention foresaw imaginary dangers, but not real ones
51 Hamilton's opinion of electoral scheme
52 How it has actually worked
53 In this part of its work convention tried to copy from British Constitution
54 In which they supposed legislative & executive departments to be distinct & separate
55 Here they were misled by Montesquieu & Blackstone
56 What our government would be if it were really like that of Great Britain
57 In British government executive department is not separated from legislative
58 Circumstances which obscured true aspect of case century ago
59 American cabinet is analogous, not to British cabinet, but to privy council
60 federal judiciary, & its remarkable character
61 Provisions for amending Constitution
62 document is signed by all but 3 delegates
63 convention breaks up
64 With pleasant remark from Franklin.
     
16 1912 History of United States V3 by Andrews, Elisha Benjamin 45,561W 183 3:03
1 RESULTS OF FRENCH & INDIAN WAR
1 How Important
2 Vergennes's Prophecy
3 England in Debt
4 Tempted to Tax Colonies
5 Colonies Strengthened
6 Military Experience Gained
7 Leaders Trained
8 Fighting Power Revealed
9 Best of All, Union
10 How Developed
11 Nothing but War could have done This
12 Scattered Condition of Population then
13 Difficulties of Communication
14 Other Centrifugal Influences
15 France no longer Menace to Colonies
16 But Natural Friend & Ally
17 Increase of Territory at Colonies' Disposal
2 GEORGE 3 & HIS AMERICAN COLONIES
1 Character of Young King
2 Policy Advisers
3 Indefinite Causes Separating Colonies from England
4 England Blind to These
5 Ignorant of Colonies
6 Stricter Enforcement of Navigation Laws
7 Writs of Assistance
8 James Otis
9 Stamp Act & Opposition
10 Vigorous & Widespread Retaliation by Non-importation
11 England Recedes
12 Her Side of Question
13 Lord Mansfield's Argument
14 Pitt's
15 Constitutional & Historical Considerations not Sufficient
16 George 3's Case Better Legally than Practically
17 Natural Rights
18 Townshend's Duties
19 Massachusetts's Opposition
20 Samuel Adams
21 Committees of Correspondence
22 Billeting Act Boston Massacre
23 Statement of Grievances
24 Tea
25 Coercion Resolved upon
26 First Continental Congress
27 Drifting into War
3 INDEPENDENCE & NEW STATES
1 Slow Growth of Desire for Independence Why
2 Early Schemes of Union
3 1690 New York Convention of
4 1754 Albany Convention
5 Franklin's Plan for Confederation of Colonies
6 1774 no Hint of Independence Hardly in 1775
7 Swift Change at Last
8 All Colonies Turn to New Idea Causes
9 Dickinson & Harrison
10 King's Barbarity
11 Gaspe Affair
12 Capture of Fort William & Mary
13 Paine's "Common Sense"
14 Declaration of Independence Mooted Debated Drafted Passed & Signed
15 Jefferson How far he Followed Earlier Utterances
16 Effect of Declaration
17 Anarchy in Colonies
18 New State Governments New Constitutions Their Provisions
19 Changes from Old Order
20 General Character of Documents
4 OUTBREAK OF WAR: WASHINGTON'S MOVEMENTS
1 General Gage in Boston
2 Lexington
3 Concord
4 Retreat
5 Siege of Boston
6 Bunker Hill
7 Warren's Fall
8 Losses of 2 Sides
9 Washington Commander-in-Chief
10 His Character
11 Difficulties
12 Bad Military System
13 Gage Evacuates Boston
14 Moultrie's Defence of Charleston Harbor
15 New York Centre of Hostilities
16 Long Island Given up
17 New York City also
18 Forts Washington & Lee Captured
19 Retreat across New Jersey
20 Splendid Stroke at Trenton
21 Princeton
22 Brandywine & Germantown
23 Winter at Valley Forge
24 Hardships Steuben's Arrival & Drill Battle of Monmouth
5 NORTHERN CAMPAIGN
1 On to Canada
2 Ethan Allen takes "Old Ti"
3 Montgomery's Advance
4 Benedict Arnold's
5 They attack Quebec
6 Montgomery Falls
7 Morgan in Lower Town
8 Siege Raised
9 Retreat
10 Burgoyne's Advance
11 British Plan
12 Ticonderoga again in British Hands
13 On to Fort Edward
14 St Leger's Expedition
15 Battle of Oriskany
16 St Leger Driven Back
17 Baume's Expedition
18 Battle of Bennington
19 Stark
20 Burgoyne in Cul-de-sac
21 Gates Succeeds Schuyler
22 First Battle of Bemis's Heights or Stillwater
23 Burgoyne's Position Critical
24 No Tidings from Clinton
25 2nd Battle
26 Arnold Hero
27 Briton Retreats
28 Capitulates
29 Little Thanks to Gates
30 Importance of Burgoyne's Surrender
6 SOUTHERN CAMPAIGNS
1 Massacres of Wyoming & Cherry Valley
2 Battle of Rhode Island Raids
3 Wayne takes Stony Point
4 Paul Jones & his Naval Victory
5 War in South
6 Lincoln Surrenders
7 All South Carolina Gone
8 Clinton's Severity
9 Bravely withstood by Southern Leaders & People
10 Washington Sends Aid
11 Gates & De Kalb
12 Battle of Camden
13 Exit Gates
14 De Kalb's Valor & Death
15 Arnold's Treason
16 South Prostrate
17 Colonial Victory of King's Mountain
18 General Greene to South
19 His History
20 His Plan
21 Morgan Beats Carleton at Cowpens
22 Cornwallis Sweeps Northward
23 Greene's Skilful Retreat
24 Battle of Guilford Court-House
25 Cornwallis to Virginia
26 Carolinas & Georgia Recovered
27 Washington to Yorktown
28 French Aid
29 Cornwallis Surrenders
30 Effects
7 PEACE
1 Peace Sentiment in England
2 Reasons
3 Conduct of War
4 Expense
5 Vain Concession
6 France Aids America
7 Spain too
8 Lord North Wavers
9 Holland Joins Colonies
10 Cornwallis's Surrender
11 Franklin in France
12 Influence & Skill
13 Joy
14 Negotiations for Treaty of Peace
15 Treaty Signed Its Provisions
16 Peace Benediction
17 Cessation of Hostilities
18 Redcoats Depart
19 New York Evacuated
20 Washington's Adieu to Army
21 Resigns his Commission
22 Revisits Mount Vernon
8 AMERICAN MANHOOD IN REVOLUTION
1 Character of Revolutionary Soldiers
2 Causes
3 Physical Basis & Previous Training
4 Bunker Hill
5 Moultrie
6 Marylanders at Long Island
7 At Monmouth
8 Nathan Hale
9 Andre
10 Paul Jones & his Exploit
11 Ethan Allen
12 Prescott "Old Put"
13 Richard Montgomery
14 General Greene
15 Stark
16 Dan Morgan
17 Other Generals
18 Colonel Washington
19 De Kalb
20 Robert Morris, Financier
21 Franklin, Diplomatist
22 Washington
23 Military Ability
24 Mental & Moral haracteristics
25 Honesty
26 Modesty
27 Encomia upon Him
9 OLD CONFEDERATION
1 Revolutionary Congress
2 Articles of Confederation Synopsis
3 Congress
4 Its Powers
5 Advantages of Confederation
6 Critical State of Affairs after War
7 State Sovereignty
8 Antagonized by Existence of Articles
9 Faults of Confederation
10 No Power over Individuals
11 Treaties
12 Taxation
13 War Debt
14 Mutinous Spirit in Army
15 Washington's Steadfastness
16 Congress Menaced
17 Discord of Commercial Laws
18 England's Hostile Attitude
19 Needed Amendments to Articles
20 Lack of Central Power
21 Northwest Territory
22 1787 Ordinance
23 Its Excellence
24 Ohio Company
25 Settlement at Marietta
10 RISE OF NEW CONSTITUTION
1
1 Anarchy after Revolution
2 Shays' Rebellion
3 Washington's Influence
4 Continental Sects
5 Hamilton's Motion for Stronger Government
6 Massachusetts's Motion
7 Forwardness of Virginia Of Madison
8 1786 Origin of Annapolis Convention, Its Action
9 1787 Meeting of Constitutional Convention
10 Virginia Plan
11 New Jersey Plan
12 Growth of Constitution
13 Personnel of Convention
14 Its Distinguished Men
15 Subsequent Careers of Many
16 Rutledge
17 Rufus King
18 Completion of Constitution Ratification
19 Struggle in Massachusetts, Virginia, New York, North Carolina & Rhode Island
20 "More Perfect Union" at Last
2 UNITED STATES UNDER CONSTITUTION
11 1789 - 1814 UNITED STATES & FRENCH REVOLUTION
1 NEW GOVERNMENT
1 Launching Constitution
2 Washington's 1st Inauguration
3 1790 Distribution of our Population
4 In States
5 Cities
6 New York City
7 Difference between Old Government & New
8 Status of State
9 Benefits of New Order
10 Popularity of Constitution
11 Thoroughness of 1st Congress
12 Origin of Post-office Department
13 Treasury
14 Revenue & Monetary System
15 Judiciary
16 Secretary of War
17 Leaders in 1st Congress
2 FEDERALISM & ANTI- FEDERALISM
1 Origin & Development of 2 Terms
2 Policy of Federalism
3 Federalists Aristocratic
4 2 Stripes of Federalists
5 Policy of Anti-federalists
6 Close & Liberal Constructionists
7 Argument of Federalists on Article 1, Section 8 Reply of Anti-federalists
8 Historical Facts in Support of Latter
3 DOMESTIC QUESTIONS OF WASHINGTON'S ADMINISTRATIONS
1 TARIFF
1 Restrictive Policy after Revolution
2 Object of its Advocates to Strengthen Central Government
3 Retaliatory Spirit against England
4 Desire for Independence as to Military Supplies
2 FUNDING DEBT
1 Debt at Close of Revolution
2 Congress Liquidates Domestic Federal Debt
3 Assumes State Debts
4 Debate on This
5 Secured by "Deal"
6 Scheme for Payment
3 EXCISE
1 Excise on Spirits
2 Opposition in Pennsylvania
3 Result
4 BANK
1 Chartered by Congress
2 Hostility
3 Jefferson's Argument
4 Hamilton's
5 Good Influence of Bank
4 RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND
1 Revolution in France
2 Washington's Proclamation of Neutrality
3 Jefferson's Criticism
4 Rives's
5 Arguments for Aiding France
6 Results of Neutrality
7 Federalist Leaning toward Great Britain
8 Attitude of Great Britain
9 Impressment of our Seamen
10 War Imminent
11 Jay's Treaty
12 Fisher Ames Urges Ratification
5 RELATIONS WITH FRENCH REPUBLIC
1 Federalists Condemn, Republicans Favor, French Revolution
2 Causes of its Popularity
3 Justification of Administration's Policy
4 France Violates Treaty
5 Genet's High-handed Action
6 His Insolence & Final Removal
7 Effect of Jay's Treaty upon France
8 Further Overtures to France & Result
9 Anti-federalists Confounded
10 War Feeling in this Country
11 Adams's Patriotic Course
12 War Averted
6 DECLINE OF FEDERALIST PARTY
1 Federalist Excesses
2 Alien & Sedition Acts
3 Conviction of Matthew Lyon
4 Results of Federalist Policy
5 Its Animus
6 Kentucky & Virginia Resolutions
7 These Criticised
8 Unpopularity of Federalist Measures
9 This Dooms Federalism
10 Federalist Dissensions Federalist Opposition to Administration
11 Waning Power of Federalism
12 Its Good After-influence
7 WEST
1 Kentucky & Tennessee become States
2 Unorganized & Organized Territory
3 Settlements in Northwest
4 Centres of Population
5 Early Land System
6 Indian Outbreaks
7 Harmar's Expedition
8 Treaty with Creeks
9 Expedition of St Clair
10 Forts Built
11 St Clair's Defeat
12 His Deposition from Military Command
13 Wayne's Victory
14 Pioneer Life
15 Indiana Territory Formed
16 Ohio State
17 System of Marketing Public Lands
18 Mississippi Territory Organized
8 SOCIAL CULTURE AT TURN OF CENTURY
1 Population
2 Rural Life
3 Theatres
4 Sports
5 Lotteries
6 Steam Navigation
7 Old-fashioned Muster
8 Intemperance
9 Introduction of Sunday-schools
10 Spanish Coins
11 Colonial Money still in Use "Fip," "Levy," "Pistareen"
12 Newspapers & Postal Arrangements
13 Party Strife
14 Innovations & Inventions Beginnings of American Factory System
15 Oliver Evans
16 Samuel Slater
9 DEMOCRACY AT HELM
1 Jefferson's Election
21 2th Amendment to Constitution
3 Power of Democracy
4 Its Policy
5 Jefferson Typical Democrat
6 His Character
7 His Civil Service Policy
8 Burr's Rise
9 Shoots Hamilton in Duel
10 His Treason
11 His Arrest
12 Purchase of Louisiana
13 Immense Increase of Territory
14 Trouble with Barbary Powers
15 Their Insolence
16 Dale's Expedition
17 Further Successes
10 1812 WAR
1 Great Britain Ignores International Law
2 Impresses American Seamen
3 Chesapeake Affair
4 Navigation Act & Berlin Decree
5 England Questions our Neutrality
6 Preparations for War
7 Success of Land Operations
8 Harrison's Victory over Proctor
9 Jackson Conquers Creeks
10 Battle of New Orleans
11 Naval Victories
12 Battle of Lake Erie
13 Opposition of Federalists to War
14 New England Remonstrances
15 Attitude of Sects
16 Treaty of Ghent
17 Its Provisions.
19 1912 Great Epochs in American History, Volume 1. Voyages Of Discovery & Early Explorations: 1000 A.D.-1682 by Various 60,535W 243 2:03
1 DISCOVERIES BEFORE COLUMBUS
1 Men from Asia & from Norway. By Justin Winsor
2 How Norwegians Came to Vinland
3 First European Child
4 Other Pre-Columbian Voyages. By Henry Wheaton
2 DISCOVERY BY COLUMBUS:
1 As Described by Washington Irving
2 As Described by Columbus Himself
3 BULL OF POPE ALEXANDER 6 PARTITIONING AMERICA
4 DISCOVERY OF MAINLAND BY CABOTS:
1 Account Given by John A. Doyle
2 Peter Martyr's Account
5 VOYAGES OF VESPUCIUS by Vespucius
6 BATTLE WITH INDIANS by Vespucius
7 1ST ACCOUNT OF AMERICA PRINTED IN ENGLISH
8 DISCOVERY OF FLORIDA BY PONCE DE LEON. by Parkman
9 DISCOVERY OF PACIFIC BY BALBOA. By Manuel Jose Quintana
10 VOYAGE OF MAGELLAN TO PACIFIC. By John Fiske
11 DISCOVERY OF NEW YORK HARBOR BY VERAZZANO by Verazzano
12 CARTIER'S EXPLORATION OF ST. LAWRENCE:
1 Account Given by John A. Doyle
2 Cartier's Own Account
13 SEARCHES FOR "7 CITIES OF CIBOLA." By Reuben Gold Thwaites
14 CABEZA DE VACA'S JOURNEY TO SOUTH-WEST by De Vaca
15 EXPEDITION OF CORONADO TO SOUTH-WEST by Coronado
16 DISCOVERY OF MISSISSIPPI BY DE SOTO by Parkman
17 DEATH OF DE SOTO. By One of De Soto's Companions
18 DRAKE'S VISIT TO CALIFORNIA. By One of Drake's Companions
19 HUDSON'S DISCOVERY OF HUDSON RIVER. By Robert Juet, Hudson's Secretary
20 CHAMPLAIN'S BATTLE WITH IROQUOIS ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN. By Champlain
21 MARQUETTE'S DISCOVERY OF MISSISSIPPI. by Marquette
22 DEATH OF MARQUETTE. By Father Claude Dablon
23 DISCOVERY OF NIAGARA FALLS. By Father Louis Hennepin

24 LA SALLE'S VOYAGE TO MOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI By Francis Parkman.

1 1876 Woman on American Frontier Valuable & Authentic History of Heroism, Adventures, Privations, Captivities, Trials, & Noble Lives & Deaths of "Pioneer Mothers of Republic" by Fowler, William Worthington 151,482W 606 10:06.
2 1900 History of Minnesota & Tales of Frontier by Flandrau, Charles E. (Charles Eugene) 123,067W 493 8:13
Link Below.
3 1921 Frontier in American History
by Turner, Frederick Jackson
121,915W 488 8:08
1 Significance of Frontier in American History
21 st Official Frontier of Massachusetts Bay
3 Old West
4 Middle West
5 Ohio Valley in American History
6 Significance of Mississippi Valley in American History
7 Problem of West
8 Dominant Forces in Western Life
9 Contributions of West to American Democracy
10 Pioneer Ideals & State University
11 West & American Ideals
12 Social Forces in American History
13 Middle Western Pioneer Democracy.
4 1875 Canyons of Colorado Exploration of 1869
by Powell 1834-1902
122,000W 488 8:07:33 223M
1 Valley of Colorado
2 Mesas & Buttes
3 Mountains & Plateaus
4 Cliffs & Terraces
5 Green River City to Flaming Gorge
6 Flaming Gorge to Gate of Lodore
7 Canyon of Lodore
8 Echo Park to Mouth of Uinta
9 Mouth of Uinta to Junction of Grand & Green
10 Junction of Grand & Green to Little Colorado
11 Little Colorado to Foot of Grand Canyon
12 Rio Virgen & Uinkaret Mountains
13 Over River
14 To Zuni
15 Grand Canyon.
5 1913 Great Gold Rush
by Jarvis 1876-1944
95,500W 382 6:21:17 174M
1 Fortune Seekers
2 John Berwick
3 Beginning of Yukaton
4 Society in Alaska
5 Soapys Little Game
6 Hitting Trial
7 Hughs Philosophy
8 Over Summit
9 Storm & Stress
10 Empires Outpost
11 Another Pass
12 New Partner
13 Dance
14 Long Shot
15 Revelation
16 Stream of History
17 Dawson
18 Poo Bah
19 Graft
20 Lottery
21 Peel's Hospital
22 Last Straw
23 Revolution
24 Within Barrracks
25 Recruiting
26 Located
27 Wood Pile
28 Council of War
29 Stony Ground
30 On Scent
31 Odious Dilema
32 Derelict
33 Tribute
34 No Surrender
35 Man with Pouch
36 After Crisis
37 Oil on Troubled Waters
38 Reunion
39 Retrospection
40 Happy Ending.
6 Life of Kit Carson
by Edward S. ELLIS 1840 - 1916
95,000W 380 6:19:48
7 Oregon Trail by Parkman 377 12:57:57.
81932 Oxteam Days of 1906
by Ezra Meeker 1830-1928 & Driggs
83,750W 335 5:34:35 153M
1 Back to Beginnings
2 Boyhood days in old Indiana
3 Leaving Home Nest for Iowa
4 Taking Trial for Oregon
5 Westward Rush
6 Pioneer Army of Plains
7 Indians & Buffalos on Plains
8 Trailing through Mountain Lands
9 Reaching End of Trail
10 Getting New Start in New Land
11 Hunting for Another Home Site
12 Cruising About on Puget Sound
13 Moving from Columbia to Puget Sound
14 Messages & Messangers
15 Blazing Way to Natchess Pass
16 Climbing Cascade Mountains
17 Finding My People
18 Indian War Days
19 Stampede for Gold Diggings
20 Making Permanent Home in Wilds
21 Finding & Losing Fortune
22 Trying for Fortune in Alaska
23 Plan for Memorial to Pioneers
24 On Overland Trail Again
25 Trailing onto South Pass
26 Reviving old Memories on Trail
27 Bit of Bad Luck
28 Driving onto Capital
29 End of Long Trail.
9 1879 History of Donner Party, Tragedy of Sierra by McGlashan, C. F. (Charles Fayette) 80,005W 320 5:20.
10 1860 Ox Team to California
by Porter
73,000W 292 4:52:02 133M
1 Preparation, Camping in Kansas
2 Fire & Fuel, Buffalo Country
3 Indians, Trials of Spirit
4 Sale of Glassware, On to California
5 Rocky Mountains Shoing Lame Oxen
6 Overland Road, Money Giving Out
7 Discarded Possesions Salt Lake City
8 Graves in Desert, Climbing in Sierras
9 Descending into California, Journy's End.
11 1917 Adventures of Buffalo Bill
By Col. William F. CODY (1846 - 1917)
53,500W 214 3:33:10
1 His life
2 Crossing Plains
3 Rounding Up Indians
4 Pursuing Sioux
5 My Duel with Yellow Hand
6 Little Boy of Prairie
7 Little Bill at School & at Traps
8 Pony Express Rider
9 Bill Cody, Scout
10 Indian Campaigns with Army
11 Buffalo Bill & His Show.
12 1918 Story of Pony Express 1862-3
by Glen D Bradley
46,750W 187 3:06:20 85.3M
1 Inception & Organization of Pony Express
21 st Trip & Triumph
3 Operation & Equipment & Business
4 California & Sucession Menace
5 Riders & Famous Rides
6 Anecdotes of Trail & Honor Roll
7 Early Overland Mail Routes
8 Passing of Pony Express.
13 1920 History of 'Billy Kid'
 by Siringo, Chas. A.
22,439W 90 1:30
14 1814 History of Expedition under Command of Captains Lewis & Clark, Vol. I. To Sources of Missouri, Thence Across Rocky Mountains & ... Ocean. Performed During Years 1804-5-6. by Clark, William, Lewis, Meriwether 181,720W 727P 12:07.
15 1840 Journal of Lewis & Clarke
by Meriwether LEWIS (1774 - 1809) & William CLARK (1770 - 1838)
133,000W 532 8:51:44
1 Jefferson's Message.
16 1905 Lewis & Clark Expedition of 1804
by Lighton 1866-1923
48,750W 195 3:14:20 89M
1 Characteristics
2 Expediction
3 Terms of Commision
4 Start
5 With Souix
6 To Falls of Missouri
7 Over Continental Divide
8 Last Stage of Westward Journey
9 Winter on Coast
10 Homeward, in Mountains
11 Recrossing Divide
12 Home
13 After Life.
17 Afloat on Ohio Reuben Gold
By THWAITES (1853 - 1913)
110,500W 442 7:21:14
18 1851-52 Shirley Letters from California Mines
by Shirley
92,000W 368 6:08:08 168M
1 Journey to Rich Bar
2 Rich Bar
3 It's Hotel
4 Pionneer Families
5 Life & Fortune at Bar Diggings
6 Accidents
7 Surgery
8 Death
9 Festivity
10 Death of Woman
11 Life of Pioneer Woman
12 Use of Profanity
13 Uncertainty of Mining
14 New Log Cabin at Indian Bar
15 Life & Characters at Indian Bar
16 Theft of Gold Dust
17 Trial & Punishment
18 Ameture Mining
19 Hairbreadth Scrapes, Etc
20 Ribbery.
21 Trail
22 Execution
23 More Tragedy
24 stormy winter
25 Holiday Saturnilays
26 Sociability
27 Excitements of Mining Life
28 Springtide
29 Linguistics
30 Storms
31 Accidents
32 Mining Methods
33 Miners Gamblers Ect
34 Birth Stabbing
35 Foreigners Ousted Revels
36 Supplies by Pack Mules
37 Kanakas & Indians
38 4th of July Festival
39 Spanish Attacked
40 Murder.
41 Theft
42 Riot
43 Hanging
44 Whipping
45 Murder
46 Mining Scenes
47 Spanish Breakfast
48 Discomforts of Trip to Political Convention
49 Overland Tide of Immigration
50 Mining Failures
51 Departure from Indian Bar.
19/279 Journey from florida to the pacific by cabeza de vaca. 268 4:19:09.
20/280 The Expedition of the Donner Party and its Tragic Fate by Eliza P. Donner HOUGHTON (1843 - 1922) 162 10:11:12.
1 1876 Woman on American Frontier Valuable & Authentic History of Heroism, Adventures, Privations, Captivities, Trials, & Noble Lives & Deaths of "Pioneer Mothers of Republic" by Fowler, William Worthington 151,482W 606 10:06
1 WOMAN AS PIONEER 17
1 America's Unnamed Heroines
2 Maids & Matrons of "Mayflower."
3 Woman's Work in Early Days
4 Devotion & Self-sacrifice
5 Strange Story of Mrs. Hendee
6 Face to Face with Indians
7 Mother's Love Triumphant
8 Woman among Savages
9 Massacre of Wyoming
10 Sufferings of Forsaken Household
11 Patriot Matron & her Children
12 Acme of Heroism
13 Adventures of English Traveler
14 Woman in Rocky Mountains
15 Story of Lonely Life
16 Nocturnal Visitors & their Reception
17 Life in Far West
18 Mrs. Manning's Home in Montana
19 Female Emigrants on Plains
20 True Heroine
2 WOMAN'S WORK IN FLOODS & STORMS 34
1 Frontier 2 Centuries ago
2 Pioneer Army
3 Pilgrim " Mothers."
4 Story of Margaret Winthrop
5 Danger in Wilderness
6 Reckless Husband & Watchful Wife
7 Lost in Snow-storm
8 Beacon-fire at Midnight
9 Saved by Woman
10 Mrs. Noble's Terrible Story
11 Alone with Famine & Death
12 Legend of Connecticut
13 What befel Nash Family
14 Three Heroic Women
15 In Floffe & Storm
16 Tale of Prairies
17 Western Settler & her Fate
18 Battling with an Unseen Enemy
19 Emerging from Valley of Shadow
20 Heartbroken & Alone
3 EARLY PIONEERS. WOMAN'S ADVENTURES & HEROISM
1 In Maine Wilderness
2 Voyaging up Kennebec
3 Huntress of Lakes
4 Extraordinary Story of Mrs. Trevor
5 2 Hundred Miles from Civilization
6 Sleeping in Birch-bark Canoe
7 Fight with Five Savages
8 Victorious Heroine
9 Trail of Lost Husband
10 Only just in Time
11 Narrow Escape
12 Voyaging in an Ice-boat
13 Snow-bound in Cave
14 Fighting for Food
15 Grappling with Forest Monster
16 Mrs. Storey, Forester
17 Alida Johnson's Thrilling Narrative
18 Caught in Death-trap
19 Desperate Measure & its Result
20 Connecticut Settlers
21 Their Courage & Heroism
4 ON INDIAN TRAIL 79
1 Block-house Attacked
2 Wild Pictures of Indian Warfare
3 Exploits of Mrs. Howe
4 Pioneer Woman's Record
5 Holding Fort alone
6 Treacherous " Lo."
7 Witnessing Husband's Tortures
8 Beautiful Victim
9 Forced to Carry Mother's Scalp
10 Fate of Glendennings
11 Feast & Massacre
12 Led into Captivity
13 Elizabeth Lane's Adventures
14 In Ambush
15 Siege of Bryant's Station
16 Outwitting Savages
17 Mrs. Porter's Combat vfyth Indiana
18 Ghastly Trophies of her Prowess
19 "Long Knife Squaw."
20 Smoking out Redskins
21 Widows of Innis Station
22 Daring Achievement
23 Amazon of Stockade
5 CAPTIVE Scours. HEROINES OP MOHAWK VALLEY 98
1 Poetry of Border Life
2 Mrs. Mack in her Forest Fort
3 Ambush in Cornfield
4 Night-watch at Port-hole
5 Shot in Dark
6 Hiding Place of her Little Ones
7 Sad Discovery
8 Avenger on Track
9 Massy Herbeson's Strange Story
10 On Trail
11 Miss Washburn & Scouts
12 Extraordinary Rencontre
13 Wild Fight with Savages
14 Mysterious Aid
15 Passing through an Indian Village
16 Hairbreadth Escapes
17 Courageous Conduct of Mrs. Van Alstine
18 Settlements on Mohawk
19 Circumventing Robber Band
20 How she Saved him
21 Pioneer Woman at Home
6 PATRIOT WOMEN OF REVOLUTION
1 Times that Tried Men's Souls
2 Women of Wyoming
3 Silas Deane's Sister
4 Mrs. Corbin, Cannoneer
5 Heroine on Gun-deck
6 Schoharie Girl
7 Women of Mohawk Wars
8 Concerning Curious Siege
9 Patriot Daughter & Bloody Scouts
10 What she Dared him to do
11 Brave Deeds of Mary Ledyard
12 Ministering Angels
13 Heroism of " Mother Bailey."
14 Petticoats & Cartridges
15 Thrilling Incident of Valley Forge
16 Ready-witted Ladies
17 Miss Geiger, Courier
18 How Miss Darrah Saved Army
19 Adventures of McCalla's Wife
20 Love & Constancy
21 Clergyman's Story of his Mother 10
7 GOING WEST. PERILS BY WAY
1 After Revolution
2 Starting for Mississippi
3 Curious Methods of Migration
4 Modern Exodus. Incidents on Route
5 Wonderful Story of Mrs. Jameson
6 Forsaking all for Love
7 Woman with One Idea
8 That Fatal Stream
9 Alone in Wilderness
10 Glimpse of Enemy
11 Strength of Mother's Love
12 Saved from Rattlesnake
13 Individual Enterprise
14 Migrating in Flat-boat
15 Night of Peril on Ohio River
16 Terrifying Sounds & Sights
17 Fiery Scene of Savage Orgies
18 Coolness & Daring of Mother
19 Extraordinary Line of Mothers & Daugh- ters
20 Pioneer Pedigree & its Heroines
8 HOME LIFE IN BACKWOODS
1 Nomads of West
2 Romance of Pioneer's March
3 How Cabin was Built
4 Where Mrs. Graves Concealed her Babes
5 Husband & Wife at Home
6 Rather Rough Furniture
7 Forest Fortresses
8 Fighting for her Children
9 Firing Alarm Gun
10 Mrs. Fulsom & Ambushed Savage
11 Domestic Life on Border
12 From Wedding to Funeral
13 Among Beasts & Savages
14 Little Ones in Wilds
15 Woman takes Care of Herself
16 Ann Bush's Sorrows
17 Bright Side of Picture
18 Western Hospitality
19 Traveler's Story
20 "Evangeline" on Frontier
21 Eden of Wilderness & its Eve
9 ROMANCE OF BORDER
1 Honeymoon in Mountains
2 United in Life & Death
3 Devoted Lover
4 Capture of 2 Young Ladies
5 Discovery & Rescue
6 Captain & Maid at Mill
7 Chase Family in Trouble
8 Romance of Young Girl's Life
9 Danger in Wind
10 Hunter & Lover
11 Treacherous Savages
12 Old Chase Knocked Over
13 Fight on Plains
14 An Unexpected Meeting
15 Heroism of La Bonte
16 Guard of Love
17 Marriage of Mary
18 Miss Rouse & her Lover
19 Bridal & Massacre
20 Brought back to Life but not to Joy
21 Fruitless Search for Lost Bride
22 Mrs. Philbrick's Singular Experience 12
10 PATHETIC SCENES OF PIONEER LIFE
1 Grief in Pioneer's Home
2 Graves in Wilderness
3 Returned Captive & Nursery Song
4 Lost Child of Wyoming
5 Little Frances & her Indian Captors
6 Parted For Ever
7 Discovery of Lost One
8 An Affecting Interview
9 Striking Story of Kansas War
10 Prairie on Fire
11 Mother & Children Alone
12 Homeless & Helpless
13 Solitude, Famine, & Cold
14 3 Fearful Days
15 Burning Cabin
16 Gathering Storm
17 Affecting Scenes
18 Dream of Home & Happiness
19 Return of Father & Son
20 Love Stronger than Death
21 Last Embrace
22 Desolate Household
11 HEROINES OF SOUTH WEST
1 Texas & South West
2 Across "Staked Plain."
3 Mrs. Dray ton & Mrs. Benham
4 Perilous Journey
5 Sunstrokes & Reptiles
6 Death From Thirst
7 Mexican Bandits
8 Night Gallop to Rendezvous
9 Escape of our Heroines
10 Ride for Life
11 Saving Husband & Children
12 Surrounded by Brigands on Pecos
13 Heroism of Mrs. Benham
14 Treacherous Envoy
15 Gold Hunters of Arizona
16 Mrs. D. & her Dearly Bought Treasure
17 Battling for Life in California Desert
18 Last Survivor of Perilous Journey
19 Mrs. L., Widow of Colorado
20 Among Camanches
21 Prodigious Equestrian Feat
12 WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE ON NORTHERN BORDER
1 March of " Grand Army."
2 Peculiar Perils of Northern Border
3 Mrs. Dalton's Record
4 Dangerous Expedition
5 Her Husband's Fate
6 Trance of Grief
7 Between Frost & Fire
8 Choice of Deaths
9 Rescued from Flames
10 One Sunny Hour
11 Storm-Fiend
12 Terrific Spectacle
13 In Whirlwind's Track
14 Only Refuge
15 Locked in Dungeon
16 Fight for Deliverance
17 Arrival of Friends
18 Another Peril
19 Walled in by Flames
20 Passing Through Fiery Lane
21 Closing Days of Mrs. Dalton
22 Story of Minnesota
23 What Hunters Saw
24 Mother's Deathless Love
13 ENCOUNTERS WITH WILD BEASTS COURAGE & DARING
1 Personal Combat with Bear
2 Huntress of Northwest
3 Intrepid Wife & her Assailant
4 Combat with an Enraged Moose
5 Bloody Circus in Snow
6 Trapping Wolves Georgia Girl's Pluck
7 Kentucky Girl's Adventure
8 Wild Pack in Pursuit Snapping of Black Wolf's Jaws
9 Female Strategy & its Success
10 Cabin Full of Wolves
11 Comical Denouement
12 Young Lady Treed by Bear
13 Some of Mrs. Dagget's Exploits
14 Up Platte, & After Grizzlies
15 Catching Bear with Lasso
16 What Brave Woman Can Do
17 Facing Death in Desert
18 Woman's Home in Wyoming
19 Night with Mountain Lion
14 ACROSS CONTINENT ON PLAINS
1 Voyaging in Prairie Schooner
2 Cavalry Officer's Story
3 Homeless Wanderer of Plains
4 Mrs. N. Battling alone with Death
5 Fatherless & Childless Home
6 Plagues of Egypt. Murrain, Grasshoppers, & Famine
7 Following Forlorn Hope
8 Bridal Tour & its Ending
9 On Borders of Great Desert
10 Extraordinary Experience
11 Women Living in Caves
12 Waterspout & its Consequences
13 Drowning in Drought
14 Fleeing from Death
15 Woman's Partnership in Herd of Buffaloes
16 Huntress of Foot-hills
17 Charge by 10,000 Bison
18 Hiding in Sink-hole
19 Terrible Danger & Miraculous Escape
20 Prairie Home & its Mistress
15 WOMAN AS MISSIONARY TO INDIANS
1 Heroine & Martyr among Heathen
2 Mrs. Eliot & her Tawny Proteges
3 Five Thousand Praying Indians
4 Mrs. Kirkland among Oneidas
5 Prayer-meetings in Wigwams
6 Psalm-singing Squaws
7 Revolutionary Matron & her Story
8 Pioneer Sunday-school & its Teacher
9 Last of Mohegans & their Benefactors
10 Heroism of Moravian Sisters
11 Guardians of Pennsylvania Frontier
12 Gathering Storm
13 Prayer-meetings & Massacres
14 Surrounded by Flame & Carnage
15 Unexpected Assault
16 Fate of Defenders
17 Fiery Martyrdom
18 Last Scene in Noble Life
19 Closing Days of Gnadenhutten
20 Massacre of Indian Converts
21 Death Hymn & Parting Prayer
16 WOMAN AS MISSIONARY TO INDIANS
1 Missionary Wives Crossing Rocky Mountains
2 Buried Alive in Snow
3 Shooting Rapids in Birch Canoe
4 Sucked Down by Whirlpool
5 Fearful Situation & its Issue
6 Brace of Heroines & their Expedition
7 Women Doubling Cape Horn
8 Parting Hymn & Long Farewell
9 Missionary Wife's Experience in Oregon
10 All Alone with Wolves
11 Woman's Instinct in Hour of Danger
12 Dr. White's Dilemma & its Solution
13 Clean Pair of Heels & Convenient Tree
14 Perilous Voyage & its Consequences
15 Heartrending Catastrophe
16 Mother's Lost Treasure
17 Savage Coterie & White Stranger
18 Mrs. Whitman & Mrs. Spalding
19 Murderous Suspicion
20 Benefactress & Martyr
17 WOMAN IN ARMY
1 Daughter of Regiment
2 Loving Wife & True Patriot. Mrs
3 Warner in Canadian Campaign
4 Disguised Couriers
5 Deborah Samson in Buff & Blue
6 Woman in Love with Woman
7 Wound in Front & what it Led to
8 Mrs. Coolidge's Campaign in New Mexico
9 Bearing Dispatches Across Plains
10 Fight with Guerillas
11 Race for Life
12 2 against Five
13 Frontier Women in our Last Great War
14 Their Exploits & Devotion
15 Miss Wellman as Soldier & Nurse
16 Secret Revealed
17 Noble Life
18 Devoted Wife
19 Life in Confederate Fort
20 Little Soldier & her Story
21 Sister's Love
22 Last Sacrifice
18 ACROSS ROCKY MOUNTAINS
1 Woman's Adventures on Platte River
2 On False Trail, & What it Led To
3 Over Precipice, & Down 1000 Feet
4 All Alone on Face of Mountain
5 Mrs. Hinman's Extraordinary Situation
6 Swinging Between Heaven & Earth
7 What Loving Wife Will Do
8 Living or Dying Beside her Husband
9 Night on Edge of Precipice
10 Out of Jaws of Death. 16
11 2 Fugitive Women of Chapparel
12 Secret Too Dreadful to be Told
13 Specters of Mountain Camp
14 Maternal Sacrifice & Filial Love
15 Cannibals of Canon
16 Insane Hunter & his Victims
17 Woman's Only Alternative
18 Female Endurance vs. Male Courage
19 Mrs. Donner's Sublime Devotion
20 Dying at her Post of Duty
19 COMFORTER & GUARDIAN
1 Ruined Home & its Heroine
2 Angel of Sierra Nevada
3 Mrs. Maurice & Dying Miners
4 Music of Woman's Word
5 Young Gold Hunter & his Nurse
6 Starving Camp in Idaho
7 Song in Ears of Dying
8 Seven Miners & their Golden Gift
9 Graveyard of Pioneer Women.
10 Mrs. R. & her Wounded Husband
11 Guardian Mother of Island
12 Female Navigator & Pirate
13 Life-boat Manned by Girl
14 Night of Peril
15 Den of Murderers & Unsullied Maiden
16 Freezing Soldiers of Montana
17 Despairing Cry & its Echo
18 Storm-Angel's Visit
20 WOMAN AS EDUCATOR ON FRONTIER
1 Mother of Soldiers & Statesmen
2 Home-school on Border
3 Prairie Mother & her 4 Children
4 Garden for Human Plants & Flowers
5 First Lesson of Boy & Girl on Frontier
6 Wife's School in Heart of Rocky Mountains
7 Leaf from Life of Washington
8 Hero-Mothers of Republic
9 Patriot Woman & Martyr
10 Mother's Influence on Life of Andrew Jackson
11 Woman's Discernment of Boy's Genius
12 West, Painter, & Webster, Statesman
13 Place where our Great Men Learned A. B. C.
14 Miss M. & her Labors in Illinois
15 Martyrdom in Cause of Education.
16 Woman as Educator of Human Society
17 Incident in Life of Millionaire
18 What Mother's Portrait Did
19 Woman's Visit to "Pandemonium Camp."
20 Anjjel of Civilization.
2 1900 History of Minnesota & Tales of Frontier by Flandrau, Charles E. (Charles Eugene) 123,067W 493 8:13
1 Legendary & Aboriginal Era
2 Fort Snelling
3 Selkirk Settlement
4 George Catlin
5 Featherstonehaugh
6 Schoolcraft & Source of Mississippi
7 Elevations in Minnesota
8 Nicollet
9 Missions
10 Indians
11 Territorial Period
12 Education
13 First Territorial Government
14 Courts
15 1st Territorial Legislature
16 Immigration
17 1857 Panic
18 Land Titles
19 First Newspaper
20 Banks
21 Fur Trade
22 Pemmican
23 Transportation & Express
24 Lumber
25 Religion
26 Railroads
27 1st Railroad Actually Built
28 Spirit Lake Massacre
29 Constitutional Convention 109
30 Attempt to Remove Capital
31 Census
32 Grasshoppers
33 Militia
34 Wright Country War
35 Civil War
36 Third Regiment
37 1862 Indian War & Following Years
38 Attack on Fort Ridgely
39 Battle of New Ulm
40 Battle of Birch Coulie
41 Occurrences in Meeker County & Vicinity
42 Protection of Southern Frontier
43 Colonel Sibley Move upon Enemy
44 Battle of Wood Lake
45 Fort Abercrombie
46 Camp Release
47 Trial of Indians
48 Execution of 38 Condemned Indians
49 1863 Campaign
50 Battle of Big Mound
51 Battle of Dead Buffalo Lake
52 Battle of Stony Lake
53 1864 Campaign
54 Long Period of Peace & Prosperity
55 Introduction of New Process of Milling Wheat
56 Discovery of Iron
57 Commerce Through St. Mary's Falls Canal
58 Agriculture
59 Dairying
60 University of Minnesota & its School of Agriculture
61 Minnesota State Agricultural Society
62 Minnesota Soldiers Home
63 Other State Institutions
64 Minnesota Institutes for Defectives
65 State School for Dependent & Neglected Children
66 Minnesota State Training School
67 Minnesota State Reformatory
68 Minnesota State Prison
69 Minnesota Historical Society
70 State Institutions Miscellaneous in their Cahracter
71 State Finances
72 1873 Monetary & Business Flurry of & 1893 Panic
73 Minor Happenings
74 War with Spain
75 Indian Battle of Leech Lake
76 Population
77 State Flag
78 Official Flower of State & Method of its Selection
79 Origin of Name Gopher State
80 State Parks
81 Politics.
8 1879 History of Donner Party, Tragedy of Sierra by McGlashan, C. F. (Charles Fayette) 80,005W 320 5:20
1
1 Donner Lake Famous Tourist Resort
2 Building Central Pacific California's Skating Park
3 Pioneers
4 Organization of Donner Party Ho! for California!
5 Mammoth Train
6 Dangers by Way
7 False Accounts of Sufferings Endured
8 Complete Roll of Company
9 Impostors Claiming to Belong to Party
10 Killed by Pawnees
11 Alarmed Camp Resin Indians
12 Mother's Death
2
1 Mrs. Donner's Letters
2 Life on Plains
3 Interesting Sketch
4 Outfit Required
5 Platte River
6 Botanizing 518 Wagons for California
7 Burning "Buffalo Chips"
8 4th of July at Fort Laramie
9 Indian Discipline
10 Sioux Attempt to Purchase Mary Graves
11 George Donner Elected Captain
12 Letter of Stanton
13 Dissension One
14 Company Split up into 5
15 Fatal Hastings Cut-off
16 Lowering Wagons over Precipice
17 1st View of Great Salt Lake
3
1 Grave of Salt
2 Members of Mystic Tie
32 0 Wells
4 Desolate Alkaline Waste
5 Abandoned on Desert
6 Night of Horror
7 Steer Maddened by Thirst
8 Mirage
9 Yoking an Ox & Cow
10 Cacheing" Goods
11 Emigrants' Silent Logic
12 Cry for Relief
13 2 Heroic Volunteers
14 Perilous journey
15 Letters to Captain Sutter
4
1 Gravelly Ford
2 Character of James F. Reed
3 Causes which Led to Reed-Snyder Tragedy
4 John Snyder's Popularity
5 Fatal Altercation
6 Conflicting Statements of Survivors
7 Snyder's Death
8 Brave Girl
9 Primitive Trial
10 Court of Final Resort
11 Verdict of Banishment
12 Sad Separation
13 George & Jacob Donner
14 Ahead at Time
15 Finding Letters in Split Sticks
16 Danger of Starvation
5
1 Great Hardships
2 Sink of Humboldt
3 Indians Stealing Cattle
4 An Entire Company Compelled to Walk
5 Abandoned to Die
6 Wolfinger Murdered
7 Rhinehart's Confession
8 Arrival of C. T. Stanton
9 Temporary Relief
10 Fatal Accident
11 Sierra Nevada Mountains
12 Imprisoned in Snow
13 Struggles for Freedom
14 Hopeless Situation
15 Digging for Cattle in Snow
16 How Breen Cabin Happened to be Built
17 Thrilling Sketch of Solitary Winter
18 Putting up Shelters
19 Donners Have Nothing but Tents
20 Fishing for Trout
6
1 Endeavors to Cross Mountains
2 Discouraging Failures
3 Eddy Kills Bear
4 Making Snow-Shoes
5 Who composed "Forlorn Hope"
6 Mary A. Graves
7 An Irishman
8 Generous Act
9 Six Days' Rations
10 Mary Graves' Account
11 Snow-Blind C. T.
12 Stanton's Death
13 "I Am Coming Soon"
14 Sketch of Stanton's Early Life
15 His Charity & Self-sacrifice
16 Diamond Breastpin
17 Stanton's Last Poem
7
1 Wife's Devotion
2 Smoky Gorge
3 Caught in Storm
4 Casting Lots to See Who Should Die
5 Hidden River
6 Delirium of Starvation
7 Franklin Ward Graves
8 His Dying Advice
9 Frontiersman's Plan
10 Camp of Death
11 Dread Resort
12 Sister's Agony
13 Indians Refuse to Eat
14 Lewis & Salvador Flee for Their Lives
15 Killing Deer
16 Tracks Marked by Blood
17 9 Days without Food
8
1 Starvation at Donner Lake
2 Preparing Rawhide for Food
3 Eating Firerug
4 Shoveling Snow off Beds
5 Playing they were
6 Tea-cups of Custard
7 Starving Baby
8 Pleading with Silent Eloquence
9 Patrick Breen's Diary
10 Jacob Donner's Death
11 Child's Vow
12 Christmas Dinner
13 Lost on Summits
14 Stump
15 22 High
16 7 Nursing Babes at Donner Lake
17 Devout Father
18 Dying Boy
19 Sorrow & Suffering at Cabins
9
1 Last Resort
22 Reports of Gun
3 Only Temporary Relief
4 Weary Traveling
5 Snow Bridges
6 Human Tracks!
7 Indian Rancherie
8 Acorn Bread
9 Starving Five Times!
10 Carried Six Miles
11 Bravery of John Rhodes
12 Thirty-two Days' Journey
13 Organizing First Relief Party
14 Alcalde Sinclair's Address
15 Capt. R. P. Tucker's Companions.
10
1 Lost Age in California History
2 Change Wrought by Discovery of Gold
3 Start from Johnson's Ranch
4 Bucking Horse
5 Night Ride
6 Lost in Mountains
7 Terrible Night
8 Flooded Camp
9 Crossing Mountain
10 Torrent Mule Springs
11 Crazy Companion
12 Howlings of Gray Wolves
13 Deer Rendezvous
14 Midnight Thief
15 Frightening Indians
16 Diary of 1st Relief Party
11
1 Hardships of Reed & Herron
2 Generosity of Captain Sutter
3 Attempts to Cross Mountains with Provisions
4 Curtis' Dog
5 Compelled to Turn Back
6 Hostilities with Mexico
7 Memorial to Gov. Stockton Yerba
8 Buena's Generosity
9 Johnson's Liberality
10 Pitiful Scenes at Donner Lake
11 Noble Mothers
12 Dying rather than Eat Human Flesh
13 Mother's Prayer
14 Tears of Joy
15 Eating Shoestrings
12
1 Wife's Devotion
2 Tamsen Donner's Early Life
3 Early Settlers of Sangamon County
4 An Incident in School
5 Teaching & Knitting
6 School Discipline
7 Capt. George Donner's Appearance
8 Parting Scenes at Alder Creek
9 Starting over Mountains
10 Baby's Death
11 Mason's Vow
12 Crossing Snow Barrier
13 More Precious than Gold or Diamonds
14 Elitha Donner's Kindness
13
1 Death of Ada Keseberg Denton
2 Discovering Gold
3 Poem Composed while Dying
4 Caches of Provisions
5 Robbed by Fishers
6 Sequel to Reed-Snyder Tragedy
7 Death from Overeating
8 Agony of Frozen Feet
9 An Interrupted Prayer
10 Stanton, after Death, Guides Relief Party!
11 2nd Relief Party Arrives
12 Solitary Indian
13 Patty Reed & Her Father
14 Starving Children Lying in Bed
15 Mrs. Graves' Money still Buried at Donner Lake
14
1 Leaving Three Men in Mountains
2 Emigrants Quite
3 Helpless
4 Bear Tracks in Snow
5 Clumps of Tamarack
6 Wounding Bear
7 Blood Stains upon Snow
8 Weary Chase
9 Momentous Day
10 Stone & Cady Leave Sufferers
11 Mother Offering 500 Dollars
12 Mrs. Donner Parting from her Children
13 "God will Take Care of You"
14 Buried in Snow without Food or Fire
15 Pines Uprooted by Storm
16 Grave Cut in Snow
17 Cub's Cave
18 Firing at Random
19 Desperate Undertaking
20 Preparing for Hand-to-hand Battle
21 Precipitated into Cave
22 Seizing Bear
23 Mrs. Elizabeth
24 Donner's Death
25 Clarke & Baptiste Attempt to Escape
26 Death more Cruel than Starvation
15
1 Mountain Storm
2 Provisions Exhausted
3 Battling Storm
4 Fiends
5 Black Despair
6 Icy Coldness
7 Picture of Desolation
8 Sleep of Death
9 Piteous Farewell
10 Falling into Fire-well
11 Isaac Donner's Death
12 Living upon Snow
13 Water
14 Excruciating Pain
15 Vision of Angels
16 "Patty is Dying!"
17 Thumb of Mitten
18 Child's Treasures
19 "Dolly" of Donner Party
16
1 Mother at Starved Camp
2 Repeating Litany
3 Hoping in Despair
4 Wasting Away
5 Precious Lump of Sugar
6 "James is Dying"
7 Restoring Life
8 Relentless Hunger
9 Silent Night Vigils
10 Sight of Earth
11 Descending Snow Pit
12 Flesh of Dead
13 Refusing to Eat
14 Morning Star
15 Mercy of God
16 Mutilated Forms
17 Dizziness of Delirium
18 Faith Rewarded
19 "There is Mrs. Breen."
17
1 Rescue
2 California Aroused
3 Yerba Buena
4 Newspaper Tidings of Woe
5 Cry of Distress
6 Noble Generosity
7 Subscriptions for Donner Party
8 1st & 2nd Reliefs
9 Organization of Third
10 Dilemma
11 Voting to Abandon Family
12 Fatal Ayes
13 John Stark's Bravery
14 Carrying Starved Children
15 Plea for Relief Party
18
1 Arrival of 3rd Relief
2 Living & Dead
3 Captain George Donner
4 Dying Mrs. Murphy's Words
5 Foster & Eddy at Lake
6 Tamsen Donner & Her Children
7 Fearful Struggle
8 Husband's Wishes
9 Walking Fourteen Miles
10 Wifely Devotion
11 Choosing Death
12 Night Journey
13 An Unparalleled Ordeal
14 An Honored Name
15 3 Little Waifs
16 "And Our Parents are Dead."
19
1 False Ideas about Donner Party
2 Accused of Six Murders
3 Interviews with Lewis Keseberg
4 His Statement
5 An Educated German
6 Predestined Fate
7 Keseberg's Lameness
8 Slanderous Reports
9 Covered with Snow
10 "Loathsome, Insipid, & Disgusting"
11 Longings toward Suicide
12 Tamsen Donner's Death
13 Going to Get Treasure
14 Suspended over Hidden Stream
15 "Where is Donner's Money?"
16 Extorting Confession
20
1 Dates of Rescues
2 Arrival of 4th Relief
3 Scene Beggaring Description
4 Wealth of Donners
5 Appeal to Highest Court
6 Dreadful Shock
7 Saved from Grizzly Bear
8 Trial for Slander
9 Keseberg Vindicated
10 2 Kettles of Human Blood
11 Enmity of Relief Party
12 "Born under an Evil Star"
13 "Stone Him! Stone Him!"
14 Fire & Flood
15 Keseberg's Reputation for Honesty
16 Prisoner in His Own House
17 Most Miserable of Men
21
1 Sketch of Gen. John A. Sutter
2 Donner Party's Benefactor
3 Least & Most that Earth Can Bestow
4 Survivors' Request
5 His Birth & Parentage
6 Efforts to Reach California
7 New Helvetia
8 Puny Army
9 Uninviting Isolation
10 Ross & Bodega
11 Unbounded Generosity
12 Sutter's Wealth
13 Effect of Gold Fever
14 Wholesale Robbery
15 Sobrante Decision
16 "Genuine & Meritorious" Grant
17 Utter Ruin
18 Hock Farm
19 Gen. Sutter's Death
20 Mrs. E. P. Houghton's Tribute
22
1 Death List
2 42 Who Perished
3 Names of Those Saved
4 48 Survivors
5 Traversing Snow-belt 5 Times
6 Burying Dead
7 Appalling Spectacle
8 Tamsen Donner's Last Act of Devotion
9 Remarkable Proposal
10 26 Present Survivors
11 McCutchen Keseberg
12 Graves Family
13 Murphys
14 Naming Marysville
15 Reeds
16 Breens
23
1 Orphan Children of George & Tamsen Donner
2 Sutter, Philanthropist
3 "If Mother Would Only Come"
4 Christian & Mary Brunner
5 An Enchanting Home
6 "Can't You Keep Both of Us?"
7 Eliza Donner
8 Crossing Torrent
9 Earning Silver Dollar
10 Gold Excitement
11 Getting an Education
12 Elitha C. Donner
13 Leanna C. Donner
14 Frances E. Donner
15 Georgia A. Donner
16 Eliza P Donner
24
1 Yerba Buena's Gift to George & Mary Donner
2 An Alcalde's Negligence
3 Mary Donner's Land
4 Regranted Squatters Jump
5 George Donner's Land
6 Characteristic Land Law-suit
7 Vexatious Litigation
8 Twice Appealed to Supreme Court, & once to US Supreme Court
9 Well-taken Law
10 Point Mutilating Records
11 Palpable Erasure
12 Relics of Donner Party
13 500 Articles Buried Thirty-two Years
14 Knives, Forks, Spoons Pretty Porcelain, Identifying Chinaware, Beads & Arrow-heads Quaint Bridle-bit
15 Remarkable Action of Rust
16 Flint-Lock Pistol
17 Baby's Shoe
18 Resting Place of Dead
19 Vanishing Land-marks.
 
13 1814 History of Expedition under Command of Captains Lewis & Clark, Vol. I. To Sources of Missouri, Thence Across Rocky Mountains & ... Ocean. Performed During Years 1804-5-6. by Clark, William, Lewis, Meriwether 181,720W 727P 12:07
1
1 party set out on expedition & pass Wood river
2 Description of town of St Charles
3 Osage Woman river
4 Gasconade & Osage rivers described
5 Character of Osage Indians: curious traditionary account of their origin
6 party proceed & pass Mine river
7 2 Charitons
8 Kanzas, Nodawa, Newahaw, Neeshuabatona, Little Nemahar, each of which are particularly described
9 They encamp at mouth of river Platte
10 particular description of surrounding country
11 various creeks, bays, islands, prairies, &c given in course of route
2
1 Some account of Pawnee Indians
2 Council held with Otto & Missouri Indians
3 Council held with another party of Ottoes
4 Death of sergeant Floyd
5 party encamp near mouth of Whitestone river
6 character of Missouri, with rivers that enter it
7 surrounding country: various islands, bays, creeks, &c given in course of expedition
3
1 Whimsical instance of superstition of Sioux Indians
2 Council held with Sioux
3 Character of that tribe, their manners, &c
4 ridiculous instance of their heroism
5 Ancient fortifications
6 Quieurre river described
7 Vast herds of Buffaloe
8 Account of Petit Chien or Little Dog
9 Narrow escape of George Shannon
10 Description of White river
11 Surprising fleetness of antelope
12 Pass river of Sioux
13 Description of Grand Le Tour, or Great Bend
14 Encamp on Teton river
4
1 Council held with Tetons
2 Their manners, dances
3 Cheyenne river described
4 Council held with Ricara Indians
5 Their manners & habits Strange instance of Ricara idolatry Another instance
6 Cannonball river
7 Arrival among Mandans
8 Character of surrounding country, & of creeks, islands
5
1 Council held with Mandans
2 prairie on fire, & singular instance of preservation
3 Peace established between Mandans & Ricaras
4 party encamp for winter
5 Indian mode of catching goats
6 Beautiful appearance of northern lights
7 Friendly character of Indians
8 Some account of Mandans
9 Anahaways & Minnetarees
10 party 26 acquire confidence of Mandans by taking part in their controversy with Sioux
11 Religion of Mandans, & their singular conception of term medicine
12 Their tradition
13 sufferings of party from severity of season
14 Indian game of billiards described
15 Character of Missouri, of surrounding country, & of rivers, creeks, islands
6
1 party increase in favour of Mandans
2 Description of buffaloe dance
3 Medicine dance
4 fortitude with which Indians bear severity of season
5 Distress of party for want of provisions
6 great importance of blacksmith in procuring it
7 Depredations of Sioux
8 homage paid to medicine stone
9 Summary act of justice among Minnetarees
10 process by which Mandans & Ricaras make beads
11 Character of Missouri, of surrounding country, & rivers, creeks, islands
7
1 Indian method of attacking buffaloe on ice
2 enumeration of presents sent to president of USA
3 party are visited by Ricara chief
4 They leave their encampment, & proceed on their journey
5 Description of Little Missouri
6 Some account of Assiniboins
7 Their mode of burying dead
8 Whiteearth river described
9 Great quantity of salt discovered on its banks
10 Yellowstone river described
11 particular account of country at confluence of Yellowstone & Missouri
12 Description of Missouri, surrounding country, & rivers, creeks, islands
8
1 Unusual appearance of salt
2 formidable character of white bear
3 Porcupine river described
4 Beautiful appearance of surrounding country
5 Immense quantities of game
6 Milk river described
7 Extraordinary character of Bigdry river
8 An instance of uncommon tenacity of life in white bear
9 Narrow escape of one of party from that animal
10 still more remarkable instance
11 Muscleshell river described
9
1 party continue their route
2 Description of Judith river
3 Indian mode of taking buffaloe
4 Slaughter river described
5 Phenomena of nature
6 walls on banks of Missouri
7 party encamp on banks of river to ascertain which of streams constitute Missouri
8 Captain Lewis leaves party to explore northern fork, & captain Clarke explores southern
9 surrounding country described in route of captain Lewis
10 Narrow escape of one of his party
10
1 Return of captain Lewis
2 Account of captain Clarke's researches with his exploring party
3 Perilous situation of one of his party
4 Tansy river described
5 party still believing southern fork Missouri, captain Lewis is resolves to ascend it
6 Mode of making place to deposit provisions, called cache
7 Captain Lewis explores southern fork
8 Falls of Missouri discovered, which ascertains question
9 Romantic scenery of surrounding country
10 Narrow escape of captain Lewis
11 main body under captain Clarke approach within five miles of falls, & prepare for making portage over rapids 251
11
1 Description & romantic appearance of Missouri at junction of Medicine river
2 difficulty of transporting baggage at falls
3 party employed in construction of boat of skins
4 embarrassments they had to encounter for want of proper materials
5 During work party much troubled by white bears
6 Violent hail-storm, & providential escape of captain Clarke & his party
7 Description of remarkable fountain Singular explosion heard from Black mountains
8 boat found to be insufficient, & serious disappointment of party
9 Captain Clarke undertakes to repair damage by building canoes, & accomplishes task 275
12
1 party embark on board canoes Description of Smith's river
2 Character of country, &c Dearborne's river described
3 Captain Clarke precedes party for purpose of discovering Indians of Rocky mountains
4 Magnificent rocky appearances on borders of river denominated Gates of Rocky mountains
5 Captain Clarke arrives at 3 forks of Missouri without overtaking Indians
6 party arrive at 3 forks, of which peculiar & interesting description is given 301
13
1 name of Missouri changed, as river now divides itself into 3 forks, one of which is called after Jefferson, other Madison, & other after Gallatin
2 Their general character
3 party ascend Jefferson branch Description of river Philosophy which enters into Jefferson
4 Captain Lewis & small party go in advance in search of Shoshonees
5 Description of country bordering on river
6 Captain Lewis still preceding main party in quest of Shoshonees
7 singular accident which prevented captain Clarke from following captain Lewis's advice, & ascending middle fork of river
8 Description of Philanthropy river, another stream running into Jefferson
9 Captain Lewis & small party having been unsuccessful in their 1st attempt, set off 2nd time in quest of Shoshonees 328
14
1 Captain Lewis proceeds before main body in search of Shoshonees: his ill success on 1st interview
2 party with captain Lewis at length discover source of Missouri
3 Captain Clarke with main body still employed in ascending Missouri or Jefferson river
4 Captain Lewis's 2nd interview with Shoshonees attended with success
5 interesting ceremonies of his 1st introduction to natives, detailed at large
6 Their hospitality
7 Their mode of hunting antelope
8 difficulties encountered by captain Clarke & main body in ascending river
9 suspicions entertained of captain Lewis by Shoshonees, & his mode of allaying them
10 ravenous appetites of savages illustrated by singular adventure
11 Indians still jealous, & great pains taken by captain Lewis to preserve their confidence
12 Captain Clarke arrives with main body exhausted by difficulties they underwent 354
15
1 Affecting interview between wife of Chaboneau & chief of Shoshonees
2 Council held with that nation, & favourable result
3 extreme navigable point of Missouri mentioned
4 General character of river & country it passes
5 Captain Clarke in exploring source of Columbia falls in company with another party of Shoshonees
6 geographical information acquired from one of that party
7 Their manner of catching fish

8 party reach Lewis river
9 difficulties which captain Clarke had to encounter in his route
10 Friendship & hospitality of Shoshonees
11 party with captain Lewis employed in making saddles, & preparing for journey
16
1 Contest between Drewyer & Shoshonee
2 fidelity & honour of that tribe
3 party set out on their journey
4 conduct of Cameahwait reproved, & himself reconciled
5 easy parturition of Shoshonee women
6 History of this nation
7 Their terror of Pawkees
8 Their government & family economy in their treatment of their women
9 Their complaints of Spanish treachery
10 Description of their weapons of warfare
11 Their curious mode of making shield
12 caparison of their horses
13 dress of men & women particularly described
14 Their mode of acquiring new names
17
1 party, after procuring horses from Shoshonees, proceed on their journey through mountains
2 difficulties & dangers of route
3 council held with another band of Shoshonees, of whom some account is given
4 They are reduced to necessity of killing their horses for food
5 Captain Clarke with small party precedes main body in quest of food, & is hospitably received by Pierced-nose Indians
6 Arrival of main body amongst this tribe, with whom council is held
7 They resolve to perform remainder of their journey in canoes
8 Sickness of party
9 They descend Kooskooskee to its junction with Lewis river, after passing several dangerous rapids
10 Short description of manners & dress of Pierced-nose Indians.
   
1 1898 Creation Myths of Primitive America In relation to Religious History & Mental Development of Mankind
by Curtin, Jeremiah
140,193W 561 9:01
2 1881 Legends, Traditions, & Laws of Iroquois, or Six Nations, & History of Tuscarora Indians
by Johnson, Elias
78,348W 314 5:14
1
1 IROQUOIS
2 CAPTIVE'S LIFE AMONG INDIANS
3 CUSTOMS & INDIVIDUAL TRAITS OF CHARACTER
4 CREATION
5 TUSCARORA
6 TREATIES OF NEW YORK INDIANS
7 MISSIONARY WORK
8 SCHOOL OPERATIONS
9 NEW RELIGION
10 ATOTARHO
11 IROQUOIS LAWS OF DESCENT
2 LEGENDARY
1 HUNTER & MEDICINE LEGEND
2 LEGENDS
3 CIVILIZATION
4 DOMESTIC.
3 1882 American Hero-Myths Study in Native Religions of Western Continent
by Brinton, Daniel Garrison
69,884W 280 4:40
1 HERO-GODS OF ALGONKINS & IROQUOIS
2 HERO-GOD OP AZTEC TRIBES
3 HERO-GODS OF MAYAS
4 QQICHUA HERO-GOD VIRACOCHA
5 EXTENSION & INFLUENCE OF TYPICAL HERO-MYTH
4 1859 History, Manners, & Customs of North American Indians
by Humphrey, Old
62,708W 251 4:11
5 1918 Indian Heroes
by Charles Alexander Eastman 1858-1939
62,250W 249 4:08:32 113M
1 Red Cloud
2 Spotted Tail
3 Little Crow
4 Tamahay
5 Gall
6 Crazy Horse
7 Sitting Bull
8 Rain in Face
9 2 Strike
10 American Horse
11 Dull Knife
12 Roman Nose
13 Cheif Joseph
14 Little Wolf
15 Hole in Day.

6 Indian Child Life by Eastman 115 2:42:54.
7 Indian To-day 157 3:58:08.
8 1887 History of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians of Michigan by Blackbird, Andrew J. 41,805W 167 2:47.
9 1894 Nagualism Study in Native American Folk-lore & History by Brinton, Daniel Garrison 31,050W 124 2:04.
10 1911 Soul of Indian
by Alexander Eastman
24,250W 97 1:36:42 44.2M
1 Great Mystery
2 Family Altar
3 Ceremonial & Symbolic Worship
4 Barbarism & Moral Code
5 Unwritten Scriptures
6 On Borderland of Spirits.
11 1904 Indians of Yosemite Valley & Vicinity Their History, Customs & Traditions
 by Clark, Galen
17,961W 72 1:12
1 EARLY HISTORY
2 EFFECTS OF WAR
3 CUSTOMS & CHARACTERISTICS
4 SOURCES OF FOOD SUPPLY
5 RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES & BELIEFS
6 NATIVE INDUSTRIES
7 MYTHS & LEGENDS.
12 1907 Religion of Indians of California
by Kroeber, A. L.
17,281W 70 1:10
1 CUSTOMARY OBSERVANCES BY INDIVIDUALS.
2 SHAMANISM
3 PUBLIC CEREMONIES
4 CEREMONIAL STRUCTURES & PARAPHERNALIA.
5 MYTHOLOGY & BELIEFS
6 SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DIFFERENT TRIBES.
13 1910 Documentary History of Rio Grande Pueblos of New Mexico 1Bibliographic Introduction Papers of School of American Archaeology, No. 13
by Bandelier 1840-1914, Adolph Francis Alphonse
14,308W 58 58Min.
14 1867-1869 My Life on Plains
by George Custer 1839-76
266,750W 1,067 17:47:02 488M
1 Great Plains
2 General Hancock's Campaign
3 Futile Pursuit
4 Indian Raids & Murders
5 From Fort Hays to Fort McPherson
6 Indians Attack Cavalry
7 White Deserters & Red Massacre
8 Futile Marches & Countermarches
9 Launching Winter Campaign
10 Battle of Washita
11 Reaping Fruits of Victory
12 Lot of 2 White Captives
13 Waging Winter Campaign
14 Red & White Diplomacy
15 Peace Mission & Its Results
16 Further Pursuit of Cheyennes
17 Successful Ending of Campaign.
15 Boots & Saddles
By Elizabeth Bacon CUSTER (1842 - 1933)
130,250W 521 08:41:01
1 Dedication, Preface, Change of Station
2 Blizzard
3 Western Hospitality
4 Cavalry on March
5 Camping Among Sioux
6 Visit to Village of 2 Bears
7 Adventures During Last Days of March
8 Separation & Reunion
9 Our New Home at Fort Lincoln
10 Incidents of Everyday Life
11 Burning of Our Quarters:
12 Carrying Mail
13 Perplexities & Pleasures of Domestic Life
14 "Strong Heart" Dance
15 Garrison Life
16 General Custer's Literary Work
17 Indian Depredations
18 Day of Anxiety & Terror
19 Improvements at Post, & Gardening
20 General Custer's Library
21 Summer of Black Hills Expedition
22 Domestic Trials
23 Capture & Escape of Rain-in- Face
24 Garrison Amusements
25 Indian Council
26 Breaking Up of Missouri
27 Curious Characters & Excursionists Among Us
28 Religious Services:
29 Leave of Absence
30 Winter's Journey
31 Across Plain
32 Our Life's Last Chapter.
16 1824 Life of Mary Jemison by Seaver 1743-1833 75,750W 303 5:02:04 89.7M.
17 1906 Geronimo's Story 1829-1909
57,250W 229 3:48:50 104M
1 Apaches
2 Mexicans
3 White Men
4 Old & New.
18 1682 Captivity & Restoration
by Mary Rowlandson 1637-1711
28,250W 113 1:52:12 51.3M
19 Cry From An Indian Wife
By E. Pauline JOHNSON (1861 - 1913
13,500W 54 0:53:13
20 1835 Indian Nullification of Unconstitutional Laws of Massachusetts Relative to Marshpee Tribe Or, Pretended Riot Explained
by William Apess
55,929W 224 3:42
21 1839 Indian Frontier Policy
by Sir John Ayde
24,500W 98 1:37:14 44.5M
1 Leading up to Afghan War 1839 - 41
2 Leading up to 2nd Afghan War
3 Frontier Policy since 2nd Afghan War.
22 1909 Last of Chiefs Story of Great Sioux War
by Joseph A. (Joseph Alexander) Altsheler
91,294W 365 6:05
1 Train
2 King Bison
3 Pass
4 Treasure-Trove
5 Lost Valley
6 Castle Howard
7 An Animal Progression
8 Trap Makers
9 Timber Wolves
10 Dick Goes Scouting
11 Terrible Pursuit
12 Fight with Nature
13 Albert's Victory
14 Prisoners
15 Indian Village
16 Gathering of Sioux
17 Great Sun Dance
18 Circle of Death
19 Happy Meeting
20 Bright Sun's Good-by.
     
8 1887 History of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians of Michigan by Blackbird, Andrew J. 41,805W 167 2:47
1
1 History of Ottawa of Michigan
2 Preliminary Remarks in Regard to Other Histories, Concerning Massacre of Old British Fort on Straits of Mackinac
3 British Promise to Ottawas
4 Ravages of Small Pox
5 First Recollection of Country of Arbor Croche & Its Definition
6 Uprightness & Former Character of Indians.
2
1 Cases of Murders Among Ottawas & Chippewas Exceedingly Scarce
2 Ceding Grand Traverse Region to Chippewas on Account of Murder
3 Immorality Among Ottawas not Common
4 Marriage in Former Times.
3
1 Earliest Possible Known History of Mackinac Island
2 Its Historical Definition
3 Who Resided at Island
4 Massacre at Island by Senecas
5 Where Ottawas were Living at That Time
6 Only 2 Escape Massacre
7 What Became of Them
8 Legends of 2 Who Escaped
9 Occupants of Island Afterwards
10 Who Killed Warrior Tecumseh?
4
1 Author's Reasons for Recording History of His People, & Their Language
2 History of His Nationality
3 Sketch of His Father's History
4 How Indians Were Treated in Manitoba Country 100 Years Ago
5 His Father's Banishment to Die on Lonely Island by White Traders
6 2nd Misfortune of Ottawas on Account of Shawanee Prophet
7 Earthquake.
5
1 Author's Father Appointed Speaker for Ottawas & Chippewas
2 Only Ottawa Who was Friendly to Education
3 Making Alphabet
4 Acting as School Teacher
5 Moving Disposition of Ottawas
6 Mode of Traveling
7 Tradition of William Blackbird Being Fed by Angelic Beings in Wilderness
8 His being Put into Mission School by His Father
9 Studying to be Priest
10 His Assassination in City of Rome, Italy, Almost Day When He was to be Ordained
11 Memorial Poem

12 Author's Remarks on Death of His Brother

6
1 Account of Indians' Roving Disposition, Their Feasts & Their Customs
2 Saluting Arbor Croche Every Spring of Year
3 How Catholic Religion was Introduced Among Ottawas
4 Missions
5 1836 Signing of Treaty
7
1 More Personal History
2 Suffering & Trials in Early Life
3 Missing Opportunity to Go to School
4 Learning Trade as Blacksmith
5 New Start to Seek for Education
6 Arriving at Cleveland, O., to Find His Old Friend, Rev. Alvin Coe
7 Visit with Rev. Samuel Bissell, of Twinsburg
8 Principal of Twinsburg Institute
9 Attending School
10 Returning Home
11 Advocating Citizenship for His People
12 Delegated to Detroit & to State Legislature
13 His Pleasant Visit with State Authorities
14 1855 Again Delegated as Councilor to New Treaty
8
1 Becoming Protestant
2 Persecutions
32 nd Attempt to go to School
4 Trials With Indian Agent
5 Governor Lewis Cass
6 Struggle During Education
7 Getting Married
8 Coming Home
9 Government Interpreter & Postmaster
9
1 Some of Legends of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians Respecting Great Flood of World
2 Person Swallowed Up Alive Like Prophet Jonah
10
1 Traditions of Ottawas Regarding Their Early History
2 Their Wars & Their Confederations With Other Tribes of Indians
11
1 Ottawas Moving Again Towards Setting Sun
2 Coming to Manitoulin, or Ottawa Island
3 Names of Their Leaders
4 Wenebago Warriors Coming to Ottawa Island in Hostile Manner, Headed by O-saw-wah-ne-me-kee, "Yellow Thunder"
5 Death of Kaw-be-naw, one of Greatest Prophets & Warriors of Ottawas
6 Massacre in Country of Waw-gaw-na-ke-zhe, or Arbor Croche, Emmet County, Michigan
7 Present Condition of Indians of this State
8 Lamentation of Overflowing Heart of Red Man of Forest
12
1 21 Precepts or Moral Commandments of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians, by Which They Were Governed in Their Primitive State, Before They Came in Contact With White Races in Their Country
21 0 Commandments, Creed, & Lord's Prayer in Ottawa Language as Translated by Author
3 GRAMMAROF OTTAWA & CHIPPEWA LANGUAGE.
   
9 1894 Nagualism Study in Native American Folk-lore & History by Brinton, Daniel Garrison 31,050W 124 2:04 M
1 words Nagual, Nagualism, Nagualist
2 Earliest Reference to Nagualism
3 Naualli of Aztecs: their Classes & Pretended Powers
4 Sacred Intoxicants: Peyotl, Ololiuhqui, Teopatli, Yax Ha, etc
5 Clairvoyance & Telepathy during Intoxication
6 Naualli of Modern Mexico
7 Tonal & Tonalpouhque: Genethliac System of Nahuas
8 Aztec Sodality of "Master Magicians"
9 Personal Guardian Spirit
10 Folk-lore of Mixe Indians
11 Astrological Divination of Zapotecs
12 Similar Arts of Mixtecs
13 Nagualism in Chiapas, as Described by Bishop Nuñez de la Vega
14 Nagualism Among Quiches, Cakchiquels & Pokonchis of Guatemala
15 Metamorphoses of Gukumatz
16 Modern Witchcraft in Yucatan & Central America: Zahoris & Padrinos
17 Fundamental Principles of Nagualism, Hatred of Whites & Christianity
18 Its Organization & Extent: its Priesthood
19 Its Influence in Native Revolts against Spanish Power
20 Exalted Position of Woman in Nagualism
21 This Survival from Ancient Times
22 Native Joan of Arc
23 Modern Queens of Nagualism
24 Cave-temples & Cave-gods: Oztoteotl, Tepeyollotl, Votan, etc
25 Sacred Numbers, 3 & 7
26 Fire Worship of Nagualists
27 Fire Rights Connected with Pulque
28 Fire Ceremonies of Modern Mayas
29 Secret Significance of Fire Worship
30 Chalchiuites, or Sacred Green Stones
31 Sacred Tree & Tree of Life
32 Cross & its Symbolic Meaning
33 Lascivious Rites of Nagualists
34 Their Relation to Symbols of Serpent & Phallus
35 Confusion of Christian & Native Religious Ideas: Prayers of Nagual Priests Their Symbolic Language
36 Inquisition & Nagualism
37 Etymology of Word Nagual
38 Root Na in Maya, Zapotec & Nahuatl Languages
39 Doctrine of Animal Transformation in Old World
40 Doctrine of Personal Spirits in Old World
41 Scientific Explanations of Nagual Magic.
16 1824 Life of Mary Jemison by Seaver 1743-1833 75,750W 303 5:02:04 89.7M M
1 Nativity of her Parents
2 Their removal to America
3 Her Birth
4 Parents settle in Pennsylvania
5 Omen of her Captivity
6 Her Education
7 Captivity
8 Journey to Fort Pitt
9 Mother's Farewell
10 She is given to 2 Squaws
11 Her Journey down Ohio
12 Passes Shawanee town where white men had just been burnt
13 Arrives at Seneca town
14 Her Reception
15 She leaves Wiishto for Fort Pitt, in company with her Husband Her feelings on setting out
16 Contrast between labor of white & Indian Women Deficiency
17 Indians march to Niagara to fight British
18 Return with 2 Prisoners, &c. Sacrifice them at Fall-Brook
19 Her Indian Mother's Address to her Daughter
20 Death
21 Peace amongst Indians
22 Celebrations
23 Worship
24 Exercises
25 Business of Tribes
26 Former Happiness of Indians in time of peace extolled
27 Their Morals
28 Fideli
29 Gen. Sullivan with large army arrives at Canandaigua
30 Indians' troubles
31 Determine to stop their march
32 Skirmish at Connessius Lake
33 Life of Ebenezer Allen, Tory
34 He comes to Gardow
35 His intimacy with Nanticoke Squaw
36 She gives him Cap
37 Her Husband's jealousy
38 Cruelty to his Wife
39 Mrs. Jemison has liberty to go to her Friends
40 Chooses to stay
41 Her Reasons, &c
42 Her Indian Brother makes provision for her Settlement He goes to Grand River
43 Happy situation of her Family
44 Disagreement between her son Thomas
45 Death of Hiokatoo
46 Biography
47 His Birth Education
48 Goes against Cherokees, &c
49 Bloody Battle, &c
50 His success & cruelties in French War
51 Battle at Fort F
52 Her Troubles Renewed
53 John's Jealousy towards his brother
54 Mrs. Jemison is informed that she has Cousin in Neighborhood, by name of George Jemison
55 His Poverty
56 Her Kindness
57 His Ingratitude
58 Her Trouble
59 Another Family Affliction
60 Her son John's Occupation
61 Micah Brooks, Esq. volunteers to get Title to her Land confirmed to herself
62 She is Naturalized
63 Great Council of Chiefs, &c. in 1823
64 She Disposes
65 Conclusion
66 Review of her Life
67 Reflections on loss of Liberty
68 Care she took to preserve her Health
69 Indians' abstemiousness in Drinking, after French War.
 
1 1848-61 History of Woman Suffrage by Null 477,647W 1911 31:51. $1 1 2 3 4 5 6
2 Eighty Years & More: Reminiscences 1815-1897
By Elizabeth Cady STANTON (1815 - 1902)
221,500W 886 14:45:37
1 Childhood
2 School days
3 Girlhood
4 Life at Peterboro
5 Our wedding journey
6 Homeward bound
7 Motherhood
8 Boston & Chelsea
9 1st woman's rights convention
10 Susan B. Anthony
11 My 1st speech before legislature
12 Reforms & mobs
13 Views on marriage & divorce
14 Women as patriots
15 Pioneer life in Kansas: our newspaper "Revolution"
16 Lyceums & lecturers
17 Westward ho!
18 1876 spirit of
19 Writing "The History of Woman Suffrage"
20 In south of France
21 Reforms & reformers in Great Britain
22 Woman & theology
23 England & France revisited
24 International Council of Women
25 My last visit to England
26 60th anniversary of class of 1832 Woman's Bible
27 My 18th birthday.
3 1920 Jailed for freedom (women's sufferage)
by Doris Stevens
151,750W 607 10:06:55 277M
1 Leadership
2 Women invade capital
3 Women voters organize
4 Last Deputation to President Wilson
5 Picketing President
6 Suffrage War Policy 1st Arrests
7 Occoquan Workhouse
8 August Riots
9 Prison Episodes
10 Administration Protests & Yeilds
11 Political Prisoners, Hunger Strike
12 Administration Terrorism
13 Alice Paul in Prison
14 Administration Lawlessness Exposed
15 Administration Outwitted, Political Results
16 Interlude
17 New Attacks on President
18 President Appeals to Senate Too Late
19 More President
20 President Sails Away
21 Watchfires of Freedom
22 Burned in Effigy
23 Boston Militants welcome president
24 democratic congress ends
25 farewell to President Wilson,
26 President Wilson wins 64th Presidency in Paris
27 Republican Congress passes ammendment.
4 1867 Behind Scenes
by Elizabeth Keckley 1818-1907
92,000W 368 6:07:50 168M
1 Where I was Born
2 Girlhood & It's Sorrows
3 How I gained my Freedom
4 Family of Senator Jefferson Davis
5 My Indroduction to Mrs Lincoln
6 Willie Lincoln's Deathbed
7 1862 - 3 Washington
8 Candid Opinions
9 Behind Scenes
10 2nd Inagauration
11 Assasination of President Lincoln
12 Mrs Lincoln Leaves White House
13 Origin of Rivalry Btown Mr Douglas & Lincoln
14 Old Friends
15 Secret History of Mrs Lincolns Lawers in New York 1
16 Secret History of Mrs Lincolns Lawers in New York 2
17 Letters from Mrs Lincoln to Mrs Keckley.
5 1919 VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE FOR GIRLS
by Margaret Stockman Dixon
76,000W 304 5:03:41 70M
1 PRESENT-DAY IDEALS OF WOMANHOOD
1 Woman's Place In Society
2 Ideal Home
3 Establishing Home
4 Running Domestic Machinery
2 GUIDING GIRLS TOWARD IDEAL
1 Educational Agencies Involved
2 Training Little Child
3 Teaching Mechanics Of Housekeeping
4 Girl's Inner Life
5 Adolescent Girl
6 Girl's Work
7 Girl's Work: Classification Of Occupations
8 Girl's Work: Vocations As Affecting Homemaking
9 Girl's Work: Vocations Determined By Training
10 Marriage.
6 1872 Account of Proceedings on Trial of Susan B. Anthony, on Charge of Illegal Voting, at Presidential Election in Nov., 1872, & on ... of Election
by Whom Her Vote was Received.
by Anonymous
72,770W 291 4:51
1 Anthony, S.B., Indictment
2 Her speech on receiving her sentence
3 Her campaign speech
4 Crowley, Richard, Opening speech in Miss Anthony's case
5 Gage, Mrs. M. Joslyn, Speech of
6 Hall, Wm. B., Indictment
7 Hooker, John, Article on Judge Hunt & Right of Trial by Jury
8 Hunt, Judge, Opinion against Miss Anthony
9 His refusal to submit her case to jury,
10 His refusal to permit jury to be polled
11 His sentence of Miss Anthony
12 His direction to jury in cases of Jones, Hall & Marsh
13 Trial by jury "a matter of form"
14 Jones, Beverly W., Indictment
15 Remarks on receiving sentence
16 Marsh, Edwin T., Indictment
17 Remarks on being sentenced
18 Selden, H.R., Opening speech in Miss Anthony's case
19 Argument in her case
20 Argument on motion for new trial
21 Van Voorhis
22 John
23 Argument of motion to quash indictment in case of Jones
24 Marsh & Hall,
25 Argument in case of Jones
26 Marsh & Hall on merits
27 Motion for new trial in case of Jones,
28 Marsh v Hall.
7 1918 Defense of Women
by H. L. Mencken 1880-1956
65,250W 261 4:20:44 119M.
8 1832 Meditations From Pen
by Maria Stewart
59,000W 236 3:55:12 107M
1 Letters & Commendations
2 Sufferings during War
3 Religion & Introduction
4 Religion, Prayer
5 Meditaions, Introduction 1, 2, Prayer
6 Meditations 3, 4 & Prayer
7 Meditation 5, 6, 7 & Prayer
8 Meditation 8 & Prayer
9 Meditation 9, 10 & Prayer
10 Meditation 11, 12 & Prayer
11 Meditation & Prayer 13, 14
12 Lecture
13 Adress Delivered before afric-american female intelligence society of boston
14 Address Delivered at African Masonic Hall
15 Mrs Stewarts Farewell address to friends in city of boston.
9 1915 Complete Club Book for Women Including Subjects, Material & References for Study Programs: together with Constitution & By-Laws: Rules of Order: ... of what Some Clubs are Doing, etc., etc.
by Caroline French Benton
53,334W 213 3:33
1 Suggestions for Club Work
2 Community Improvement
3 Study of American Colonies
4 Some Poets of To-day
5 World's Islands
6 Business of Being Housekeeper
7 Study of Songs
8 Some of World's Famous Buildings
9 Four Short Programs
10 Central & South America & Canal
11 Work of Rural Club
12 History of England
13 Woman's Problems of Work
14 Some Great Men of Our Time
15 Literature of Bible
16 Age of Queen Anne
17 Our Educational System
18 Special Programs on Great Men & Women
19 Programs From Clubs
20 What Clubs Are Studying
21 Brief One Day Programs
22 How to Make Year Book
23 Model Constitution
24 Rules of Order for Clubs.
 
1 1848-61 History of Woman Suffrage by Null 477,647W 1911 31:51
V1
1 PRECEDING CAUSES
2 WOMAN IN NEWSPAPERS
3 1840 WORLD'S ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION, LONDON
1 Individualism rather than Authority
2 Personal appearance of Abolitionists
3 Attempt to silence Woman
4 Doable battle against tyranny of sex & color
5 Bigoted Abolitionists
6 James G. Birney likes freedom on Southern plantation, but not at his own fireside
7 John Bull never dreamt that Woman would answer his call
8 venerable Thomas Clarkson received by Convention standing
9 Lengthy debate on "Female" delegates
10 "Females" rejected
11 William Lloyd Garrison refusing to sit in Convention50
4 NEW YORK
1 1848 1st Woman's Rights Convention, Seneca Falls
2 Property Bights of Women secured
3 Judge Fine, George Geddes, & Mr. Hadley pushing Bill through
4 Danger of meddling with well-settled conditions of domestic happiness
5 Mrs. Barbara Hertell's will
6 Richard Hunt's tea-table
7 eventful day
8 James Mott President
9 Declaration of sentiments
10 Convention in Rochester
11 Opposition with Bible arguments63
5 MRS. COLLINS' REMINISCENCES
1 1st Suffrage Society
2 Methodist class-leader whips his wife
3 Theology enchains soul
4 status of women & slaves same
5 1st medical college opened to women
6 Petitions to Legislature laughed at, & laid on table
7 Dependence woman's best protection: her weakness her sweetest charm
8 Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell's letter
9 Sketch of Ernestine L. Rose 88
6 OHIO
1 promised land of fugitives
2 "Uncle Tom's Cabin"
3 1850 Salem Convention
4 1851 Akron
5 1853 Massilon
6 address to women of Ohio
7 Mohammedan law forbidding pigs, dogs, women, & other impure animals to enter Mosque
8 New York Tribune
9 1853 Cleveland Convention
10 Hon. Joshua K. Giddings
11 Letter from Horace Greeley
12 glowing eulogy to Mary Wollstonecraft
13 William Henry Channing's Declaration
14 pulpit & public sentiment
15 President Asa Mahan debates
16 Rev. Dr. Nevin pulls Mr. Garrison's nose
17 Antoinette L. Brown describes her exit from World's Temperance Convention
18 1855 Cincinnati Convention
19 1861 Jane Elizabeth Jones' Report 101
7 REMINISCENCES BY CLARINA I. HOWARD NICHOLS
1 Vermont: Editor Windham County Democrat
2 1847 & 1849 Property Laws,
3 1852 Address to Legislature on school suffrage, .
4 Wisconsin: Woman's State Temperance Society
5 Lydia F. Fowler in company: Opposition of Clergy
6 "Woman's Rights" wouldn't do
7 Advertised "Men's Rights."
8 1854 Kansas: Free State Emigration,
9 Gov. Robinson & Senator Pomeroy
10 Woman's Rights speeches on Steamboat, & at Lawrence
11 1859 Constitutional Convention
12 State Woman Suffrage Association
13 John O. Wattles, President
14 Aid from Francis Jackson Fund
15 Canvassing State
16 School Suffrage gained.
17 1858 Missouri: Lecturing at St. Joseph, , on Col. Scott's Invitation
18 1859 Westport & John Brown raid,
19 1854 St. Louis,
20 Frances D. Gage, Rev. Wm. G. Eliot, & Rev. Mr. Weaver171
8 MASSACHUSETTS
1 Women in Revolution
2 Anti-Tea Leagues
3 Phillis Wheatley
4 Mistress Anne Hutchinson
5 Heroines in Slavery Conflict
6 Women Voting under Colonial Charter
7 1848 Mary Upton Ferrin Petitions Legislature
8 1850 - 1 Woman's Rights Convention in
9 Letter of Harriet Martineau from England
10 Letter of Jeannie Deroine from Prison Cell in Paris
11 Editorial from Christian Enquirer
12 Una, edited by Paulina Wright Davis
13 1858 Constitutional Convention
14 Before Legislature in 1857
15 Harriot K. Hunt's Protest against Taxation
16 Lucy Stone's Protest against Marriage Laws
17 Boston Conventions
18 Theodore Parker on Woman's Position
9 INDIANA & WISCONSIN
1 Indiana Missionary Station
2 Gen. Arthur St. Clair
3 Indian surprises
4 terrible war-whoop
5 One hundred women join army, & are killed fighting bravely
6 Prairie schooners
7 Manufactures in hands of women
8 1816 Admitted to Union
9 Robert Dale Owen
10 Woman Suffrage Conventions
11 Wisconsin
12 C. L. Sholes' report
10 PENNSYLVANIA
1 William Penn
2 Independence Hall
3 British troops
4 Heroism of women
5 Lydia Darrah
6 Who designed Flag
7 Anti-slavery movements in Philadelphia
8 Pennsylvania Hall destroyed by mob
9 David Paul Brown
10 Fugitives
11 Millard Fillmore
12 John Brown
13 Angelina Grimké
14 Abby Kelly
15 Mary Grew
16 1848 Temperance
17 Hannah Darlington & Ann Preston before Legislature
18 1850 Medical College for Women
19 1852 Westchester Woman's Rights Convention
20 1854 Philadelphia Convention,
21 Lucretia Mott answers Richard H. Dana
22 Jane Grey Swisshelm
23 Sarah Josepha Hale
24 Anna McDowell
25 Rachel Foster searching records
26 Sketch of Angelina Grimké
11 LUCRETIA MOTT
1 1881 Eulogy at Memorial Services held at Washington by National Woman Suffrage Association By Elizabeth Cady Stanton
12 NEW JERSEY
1 Tory feeling in New Jersey
2 Hannah Arnett rebuked traitor spirit
3 Mrs. Dissosway rejects all proposals to disloyalty
4 Triumphal arch erected by ladies of Trenton in honor of Washington
5 His letter to ladies
6 origin of Woman Suffrage in New Jersey
7 paper read by William A. Whitehead before Historical Society
8 Defects in Constitution of New Jersey: singular pamphlet called "Eumenes"
9 Opinion of Hon. Charles James Fox
10 Mr. Whitehead reviewed
13 MRS. STANTON'S REMINISCENCES
1 Mrs. Stanton's & Miss Anthony's 1st meeting
2 An objective view of these ladies from friend's standpoint
3 glimpse at their private life
4 pronunciamentos they issued from fireside
5 Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Seward, Mrs. Worden, Mrs. Mott, in council
6 How Mrs. Worden voted
7 Ladies at Newport dancing with low necks & short sleeves, & objecting to publicity of platform
8 Senator Seward discussing Woman's Rights at dinner-party
9 Mrs. Seward declares herself friend to reform
10 magnetic circle in Central New York
11 Matilda Joslyn Gage: her early education & ancestors
12 series of Anti-Slavery Conventions from Buffalo to Albany
13 Mobbed at every point
14 Mayor Thatcher maintains order in Convention at Capital
15 Great excitement over fugitive wife from insane asylum
16 Bloomer costume
17 Gerrit Smith's home
14 NEW YORK
1 1st Steps in New York
2 1852 Woman's Temperance Convention, Albany, January,
3 1852 New York Woman's State Temperance Society, Rochester, April,
4 Women before Legislature pleading for Maine Law
5 1852 Women rejected as Delegates to Men's State Conventions at Albany & Syracuse, :
6 1853 at Brick Church Meeting & World's Temperance Convention In New York,
7 Horace Greeley defends Rights of Women In New York Tribune
8 Teachers' State Conventions
9 1852 Syracuse National Woman's Rights Convention,
10 1853 Mob in Broadway Tabernacle Woman's Rights Convention through 2 days
11 1853 State Woman's Rights Convention at Rochester, December,
12 1854 Albany Convention, February & Hearing before Legislature demanding Right of Suffrage
13 State Committee appointed
14 Susan B. Anthony General Agent
15 1854, '55, '59 Conventions at Saratoga Springs,
16 Annual State Conventions with Legislative Hearings & Reports of Committees, until War
17 1860 Married Women's Property Law,
18 Bill before Legislature Granting Divorce for Drunkenness
19 Horace Greeley & Thurlow Weed oppose it
20 Ernestine L. Rose, Lucretia Mott, & Elizabeth Cady Stanton Address Legislature in favor of Bill
21 Robert Dale Owen defends Measure in New York Tribune
22 1856, '58, '59, '60 National Woman's Rights Conventions in New York City,
23 1861 Status of Woman's Rights Movement at Opening of War
15 WOMAN, CHURCH, & STATE
1 Woman under old religions
2 Woman took part in offices of early Christian Church Councils
3 Original sin
4 Celibacy of clergy
5 Their degrading sensuality
6 Feudalism
7 Marriage
8 Debasing externals & daring ideas
9 Witchcraft
10 3 striking points for consideration
11 Burning of Witches
12 Witchcraft in New England
13 Marriage with devils
14 Rights of property not recognized in woman
15 Wife ownership
16 Women legislated for as slaves
17 Marriage under Greek Church
18 Salic & Cromwellian eras
19 Reformation
20 Woman under monastic rules in home
21 Mormon doctrine regarding woman: its logical result
22 Milton responsible for many existing views in regard to woman
23 Woman's subordination taught to-day
24 See trial
25 Right Rev. Coxe
26 Rev. Knox-Little
27 Pan-Presbyterians
28 Quakers not as liberal as they have been considered
29 Restrictive action of Methodist Church
30 Offensive debate upon ordaining Miss Oliver
31 Episcopal Church & its restrictions
32 Sunday-school teachings
33 Week-day school teachings
34 Sermon upon woman's subordination by President of Baptist Theological Seminary
35 Professor Christlieb of Germany
36 "Dear, will you bring me my shawl?"
37 Female sex looked upon as degradation
38 sacrilegious child
39 Secretary Evarts, in Beecher-Tilton trial, upon woman's subordination
40 Women degraded in science & education
41 Large-hearted men upon woman's degradation
42 Wives still sold in market-place as "mares," by halter around their necks
43 Degrading servile labor performed by woman in Christian countries
44 lower degradation
45 "Queen's women"
46 "Government women"
47 Interpolations in Bible
48 Letter from Howard Crosby, D.D., LL.D.
21 861-76 143,901
1 WOMAN'S PATRIOTISM IN WAR
1 1861 1st gun on Sumter, April 12,
2 Woman's military genius
3 Anna Ella Carroll
4 Sanitary Movement
5 Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell
6 Hospitals
7 Dorothea Dix
8 Services on battle-field
9 Clara Barton
10 Freedman's Bureau
11 Josephine Griffing
12 Ladies' National Covenant
13 Political campaigns
14 Anna Dickinson
15 Woman's Loyal National League
16 Mammoth Petition
17 Anniversaries
18 13th Amendment
2 CONGRESSIONAL ACTION.
1 1st Petitions to Congress 12-1865, against word "male" in 14th Amendment
2 Joint resolutions before Congress
3 Messrs. Jenckes, Schenck, Broomall, & Stevens
4 Republicans protest in presenting petitions
5 women seek aid of Democrats
6 James Brooks in House of Representatives
7 Horace Greeley on petitions
8 Caroline Healy Dall on Messrs. Jenckes & Schenck
9 District of Columbia Suffrage Bill
10 Senator Cowan, of Pennsylvania, moved to strike out word "male"
11 3 days' debate in Senate
12 final vote nine in favor of Mr. Cowan's amendment, & 37 against
3 1866 - 67 NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
1 1st National Woman Suffrage Convention after war
2 Speeches by Ernestine L. Rose, Antoinette Brown Blackwell, Henry Ward Beecher, Frances D. Gage, Theodore Tilton, Wendell Phillips
3 Petitions to Congress & Constitutional Convention
4 Mrs. Stanton candidate to Congress
5 Anniversary of Equal Rights Association
4 1867 KANSAS CAMPAIGN
1 Battle Ground of Freedom
2 1867 Campaign
3 Liberals did not Stand by their Principles
4 Black Men Opposed to Woman Suffrage
5 Republican Press & Party Untrue
6 Democrats in Opposition
7 John Stuart Mill's Letters & Speeches Extensively Circulated
8 Henry B. Blackwell & Lucy Stone Opened Campaign
9 Rev. Olympia Brown Followed
10 60,000 Tracts Distributed
11 Appeal Signed by 31 Distinguished Men
12 Letters from Helen E. Starrett, Susan E. Wattles, Dr. R. S. Tenney, Lieut.-Governor J. B. Root, Rev. Olympia Brown
13 Campaign closed by ex-Governor Robinson, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, & Hutchinson Family
14 Speeches & Songs at Polls in every Ward in Leavenworth Election Day
15 Both Amendments lost
16 9,070 Votes for Woman Suffrage, 10,843 for Negro Suffrage
5 NEW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
1 Constitution Amended once in 20 Years
2 Mrs. Stanton before Legislature Claiming Woman's Right to Vote for Members to Convention
3 Immense Audience in Capitol
4 1867 Convention Assembled. 20K Petitions Presented for Striking Word "Male" from Constitution
5 "Committee on Right of Suffrage, & Qualifications for Holding Office" Horace Greeley, Chairman
6 Mr. Graves, of Herkimer, Leads Debate in favor of Woman Suffrage
7 Horace Greeley's Adverse Report
8 Leading Advocates Heard before Convention
9 Speech of George William Curtis on Striking Word "Man" from Section 1, Article 11
10 Final Vote, 19 For, 125 Against
11 1868 Equal Rights Anniversary
6 RECONSTRUCTION
1 14th & 15th Amendments
2 Universal Suffrage & Universal Amnesty Key-note of Reconstruction
3 Gerrit Smith & Wendell Phillips hesitate
4 Trying Period in Woman Suffrage Movement
5 Those Opposed to word "Male" in 14th Amendment Voted Down in Conventions
6 Negro's Hour
7 Virginia L. Minor on Suffrage in District of Columbia: Women Advised to be Silent
8 Hypocrisy of Democrats preferable to that of Republicans
9 Senator Pomeroy's Amendment
10 Protests against Man's Government
11 Negro Suffrage Political Necessity
12 Charles Sumner Opposed to 14th Amendment, but Voted for it as Party Measure
13 Woman Suffrage for Utah
14 Discussion in House as to who Constitute Electors
15 Bills for Woman Suffrage presented by Hon. George W. Julian & Senators Wilson & Pomeroy
16 15th Amendment
17 Anna E. Dickinson's Suggestion
18 Opinions of Women on 15th Amendment
19 16th Amendment
20 1868 Miss Anthony chosen Delegate to Democratic National Convention
21 Her Address Read by Unanimous Vote: Horatio Seymour in Chair
22 Comments of Press
23 Revolution
7 1869 NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
1 1st Convention in Washington
21 st hearing before Congress
3 Delegates Invited from Every State
4 Senator Pomeroy, of Kansas
5 Debate between Colored Men & Women
6 Grace Greenwood's Graphic Description
7 What Members of Convention Saw & Heard in Washington
8 Robert Purvis
9 Western Trip
10 Conventions in Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Springfield, & Madison
11 Editorial Correspondence in Revolution, Anniversaries in New York & Brooklyn
12 Conventions in Newport & Saratoga
8 NEW DEPARTURE, UNDER 14TH AMENDMENT
1 Francis Minor's Resolutions
2 Hearing before Congressional Committee
3 Descriptions by Mrs. Fannie Howland & Grace Greenwood
4 1870 Washington Convention
5 Rev. Samuel J. May
6 Senator Carpenter
7 Professor Sprague, of Cornell University
8 Notes of Mrs. Hooker
9 May Anniversary in New York
10 5th Avenue Conference
11 2nd Decade Celebration
12 1871 Washington
13 Victoria Woodhull's Memorial
14 Judiciary Committee
15 Majority & Minority Reports
16 George W. Julian & A. A. Sargent in House
17 1871 May Anniversary
18 1872 Washington
19 Senate Judiciary Committee
20 Benjamin F. Butler
21 Sherman-Dahlgren Protest
22 Women in Grant & Wilson Campaign
9 1873, '74, '75 NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
1 5th Washington Convention
2 Mrs. Gage on Centralization
3 May Anniversary in New York
4 1874 Washington Convention
5 Frances Ellen Burr's Report
6 Rev. O. B. Frothingham in New York Convention
7 Territory of Pembina
8 Discussion in Senate
9 1875 Conventions in Washington & New York
10 Hearings before Congressional Committees
10 TRIALS & DECISIONS
1 Women Voting under 16 Amendment
2 Appeals to Courts
3 Marilla M. Ricker, of New Hampshire, 1870
4 Nannette B. Gardner, Michigan
5 Sara Andrews Spencer, District of Columbia
6 Ellen Rand Van Valkenburgh, California
7 Catherine 5 Waite, Illinois
8 Carrie S. Burnham, Pennsylvania
9 Sarah M. T. Huntingdon, Connecticut
10 Susan B. Anthony, New York
11 Virginia L. Minor, Missouri
12 Judges McKee, Jameson, Sharswood, Cartter
13 Associate Justice Hunt
14 Chief Justice Waite
15 Myra Bradwell
16 Hon. Matt. H. Carpenter
17 Supreme Court Decisions
11 AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
1 Circular Letter
2 Cleveland Convention
3 Association Completed
4 Henry Ward Beecher, President
5 Convention in Steinway Hall, New York
6 George William Curtis Speaks
7 1st Annual Meeting held in Cleveland
8 Mrs. Tracy Cutler, President
9 1870 Mass Meeting in Steinway Hall, New York,
10 State Action Recommended
11 Moses Coit Tyler Speaks
12 1871 Mass Meetings in Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh
13 Memorial to Congress
14 Letters from William Lloyd Garrison & others
15 Hon. G. F. Hoar Advocates Woman Suffrage
11 AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
16 Anniversary celebrated at St. Louis
17 Dr. Stone, of Michigan
18 1872 Thomas Wentworth Higginson, President,
19 Convention in Cooper Institute, New York
20 200 Young Women march
21 Meeting in Plymouth Church
22 Letters from Louise May Alcott & Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
23 Annual Meeting in Detroit
24 Julia Ward Howe, President
25 Letter from James T. Field
26 1875 Mary F. Eastman Addresses Convention. Bishop Gilbert Haven President
27 Convention in Steinway Hall, New York
28 Hon. Charles Bradlaugh Speaks
29 Centennial Celebration, July 3d
30 Petition to Congress for 16 Amendment
31 Conventions in Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Washington, & Louisville
     
3 1876-85 592,171
1 1876 CENTENNIAL YEAR
1 Dawn of New Century
2 Washington Convention
3 Congressional Hearing
4 Woman's Protest
5 May Anniversary
6 Centennial Parlors in Philadelphia
7 Letters & Delegates to Presidential Conventions
8 50,000 Documents sent out
9 Centennial Autograph Book
10 4th of July
11 Independence Square
12 Susan B. Anthony reads Declaration of Rights
13 Convention in Dr. Furness' Church, Lucretia Mott, Presiding
14 Hutchinson Family, John & Asa
15 28th Anniversary, July 19, Edward M. Davis, Presiding
16 Letters, Ernestine L. Rose, Clarina I. H. Nichols
17 Ballot-Box
18 Retrospect
19 Woman's Pavilion
2 1877, 78, 79 NATIONAL CONVENTIONS, HEARINGS REPORTS.
1 Renewed Appeal for 16th Amendment
2 Mrs. Gage Petitions for Removal of Political Disabilities
3 1877 9th Washington Convention
4 Jane Grey Swisshelm
5 Letters, Robert Purvis, Wendell Phillips, Francis E. Abbott
6 10,000 Petitions Referred to Committee on Privileges & Elections
7 May Anniversary in New York
8 1877 10th Washington Convention,
9 Frances E. Willard & 30,000 Temperance Women Petition Congress
10 40,000 Petition for16th Amendment
11 Hearing before Committee on Privileges & Elections
12 Madam Dahlgren's Protest
13 Mrs. Hooker's Hearing on Washington's Birthday
14 Mary Clemmer's Letter to Senator Wadleigh
15 His Adverse Report
16 1878 13th Anniversary, Unitarian Church, Rochester, N. Y
17 Last Convention Attended
18 Letters, William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell Phillips
19 Church Resolution Criticised
20 International Women's Congress in Paris
21 1879 Washington Convention
22 Favorable Minority Report
23 U. S. Supreme Court Opened to Women
24 May Anniversary at St. Louis
25 Address of Welcome
26 Women in Council Alone
27 Letter from Josephine Butler, of England
28 Mrs. Stanton's Letter to National Citizen & Ballot-Box
3 1880 - 81 CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS & CONVENTIONS
1 Why we Hold Conventions in Washington
2 Lincoln Hall Demonstration
3 66K Appeals
4 Petitions Presented in Congress
5 Hon. T. W. Ferry of Michigan in Senate
6 Hon. Geo. B. Loring of Massachusetts in House
7 Hon. J. J. Davis of North Carolina Objected
8 12th Washington Convention
9 1880 Hearings before Judiciary Committee of both Houses
10 May Anniversary at Indianapolis
11 Series of Western Conventions
12 Presidential Nominating Conventions
13 Delegates & Addresses to each
14 Mass-Meeting at Chicago
15 1881 Washington Convention
16 Memorial Service to Lucretia Mott
17 Mrs. Stanton's Eulogy
18 Discussion in Senate on Standing Committee
19 Senator McDonald of Indiana Champions Measure
20 May Anniversary in Boston
21 Conventions in chief cities of New England
4 1882 - 83 CONGRESSIONAL DEBATES & CONVENTIONS
1 Prolonged Discussions in Senate on Special Committee to Look After Rights of Women, Messrs. Bayard, Morgan & Vest in Opposition
2 Mr. Hoar Champions Measure in Senate, Mr. Reed in House
3 Washington Convention
4 Representative Orth & Senator Saunders on Woman Suffrage Platform
5 Hearings Before Select Committees of Senate & House: Reception Given by Mrs. Spofford at Riggs House
6 Philadelphia Convention
7 Mrs. Hannah Whitehall Smith's Dinner
8 Congratulations from Central Committee of Great Britain
9 Majority & Minority Reports in Senate
10 E. G. Lapham, J. Z. George
11 Nebraska Campaign
12 Conventions in Omaha
13 Joint Resolution Introduced by Hon. John D. White of Kentucky, Referred to Select Committee
14 1883 Washington Convention
15 Majority Report in House
5 MASSACHUSETTS
1 Woman's Hour
2 Lydia Maria Child Petitions Congress
3 First New England Convention
4 New England, American & Massachusetts Associations
5 Woman's Journal
6 Bishop Gilbert Haven
7 Centennial Tea-Party
8 County Societies
9 Concord Convention
10 13th Anniversary of Worcester Convention
11 School Suffrage Association
12 Legislative Hearing
13 1st Petitions
14 Remonstrants Appear
15 Women in Politics
16 1872 Campaign
17 Great Meeting in Tremont Temple
18 Women at Polls
19 Provisions of Former State Constitutions
20 1853 Petitions
21 1879 School-Committee Suffrage
22 Women Threatened with Arrest
23 Changes in Laws
24 Woman Now Owns her own Clothing
25 Harvard Annex
26 Woman in Professions
27 Samuel E. Sewall & William 1 Bowditch
28 Supreme-Court Decisions
29 Sarah E. Wall
30 Francis Jackson
31 Julia Ward Howe
32 Mary E. Stevens
33 Lucia M. Peabody
34 Lelia Josephine Robinson
35 Eliza (Jackson) Eddy's Will
6 CONNECTICUT
1 Prudence Crandall
2 Eloquent Reformers
3 Petitions for Suffrage
4 Committee's Report
5 Frances Ellen Burr
6 Isabella Beecher Hooker's Reminiscences
7 Anna Dickinson in Republican Campaign
8 1869 State Society Formed
9 Enthusiastic Convention in Hartford
10 Governor Marshall Jewell
11 He recommends More Liberal Laws for Women
12 1871 Society Formed in New Haven
13 1877 Governor Hubbard's Inaugural
14 Samuel Bowles of Springfield Republican
15 1870 Rev. Phebe A. Hanaford, Chaplain
16 John Hooker, Esq., Champions Suffrage Movement
17 Smith Sisters
18 Mary Hall
19 Chief-Justice Park
20 Frances Ellen Burr
21 Hartford Equal Rights Club
7 RHODE ISLAND
1 Senator Anthony in North American Review
2 Convention in Providence
3 State Association organized, Paulina Wright Davis, President
4 Report of Elizabeth B. Chase
5 Women on School Boards
6 Women's Board of Visitors to Penal & Correctional Institutions
7 Dr. Wm. F. Channing
8 Miss Ida Lewis
9 Letter of Frederick A. Hinckley
10 Last Words of Senator Anthony
8 MAINE
1 Women on School Committees
2 Elvira C. Thorndyke
3 1868 1st Suffrage Society organized, Rockland
4 1870 Portland Meeting
5 John Neal
6 Judge Goddard
7 1871 Colby University Open to Girls
8 1872 Mrs. Clara Hapgood Nash Admitted to Bar
9 Tax-Payers Protest
10 1872 Ann F. Greeley
11 1872 Bill for Woman Suffrage Lost in House, Passed in Senate by Seven Votes
12 Miss Frank Charles, Register of Deeds
13 Judge Reddington
14 Mr. Randall's Motion
15 Moral Eminence of Maine
16 1873 Convention in Granite Hall, Augusta, January, , Hon. Joshua Nye, President
17 Delia A. Curtis
18 Opinions of Supreme Court in Regard to Women Holding Offices
19 1875 Governor Dingley's Message
20 1876 Convention, Representatives Hall, Portland, Judge Kingsbury, President
21 2 Snow Families
22 Hon. T. B. Reed
9 NEW HAMPSHIRE
1 Nathaniel P. Rogers
2 Parker Pillsbury
3 Galen Foster
4 Hutchinson Family
5 1868 1st Organized Action,
6 Concord Convention
7 William Lloyd Garrison's Letter
8 Rev. S. L. Blake Opposed
9 Rev. Mr. Sanborn in Favor
10 Concord Monitor
11 Armenia S. White
12 Bill to Protect Rights of Married Men
13 Minority & Majority Reports
14 Women too Ignorant to Vote
15 Republican State Convention
16 1870 Women on School Committees
17 1878 Voting at School District Meetings
18 Mrs. White's Address
19 Mrs. Ricker on Prison Reform
20 1882 Judicial Decision in Regard to Married Women
21 Letter from Senator Blair
10 VERMONT
1 Clarina Howard Nichols
2 Council of Censors
3 Amending Constitution
4 St. Andrew's Letter
5 Mr. Reed's Report
6 Convention Called
7 H. B. Blackwell on Vermont Watchman
8 Mary A. Livermore in Woman's Journal
9 Sarah A. Gibbs' Reply to Rev. Mr. Holmes
10 1880 School Suffrage
11 1860 - 85 NEW YORK
1 1869 Saratoga Convention
2 State Society Formed, Martha C. Wright, President
3 1868 Revolution Established
4 Educational Movement
5 1870 New York City Society, Charlotte B. Wilbour, President
6 1872 Presidential Campaign,
7 1873 Hearings at Albany
8 Constitutional Commission
9 An Effort to Open Columbia College, President Barnard in Favor
10 1876 Centennial Celebration,
11 School Officers
12 1877 Senator Emerson of Monroe,
13 Governor Robinson's Veto
14 1880 School Suffrage
15 Governor Cornell Recommended it in his Message
16 Stewart's Home for Working Women
17 Women as Police
18 Act to Prohibit Disfranchisement
19 Attorney-General Russell's Adverse Opinion
20 Power of Legislature to Extend Suffrage
21 1884 Great Demonstration in Chickering Hall
22 1885 Hearing at Albany
23 Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Howell, Gov. Hoyt of Wyoming
12 PENNSYLVANIA
1 Carrie Burnham
2 Canon & Civil Law Source of Woman's Degradation
3 1768 Women Sold with Cattle
4 Women Arrested in Pittsburg
5 Mrs. McManus
6 Opposition to Women in Colleges & Hospitals: John W. Forney Vindicates their Rights
7 Ann Preston
8 Women in Dentistry
9 James Truman's Letter
10 Swarthmore College
11 1866 Suffrage Association Formed in Philadelphia
12 John K. Wildman's Letter
13 Judge William S. Pierce
14 Citizens' Suffrage Association, 333 Walnut Street, Edward M. Davis, President
15 Petitions to Legislature
16 1873 Constitutional Convention
17 Bishop Simpson, Mary Grew, Sarah C. Hallowell, Matilda Hindman, Mrs. Stanton, Address Convention
18 Messrs. Broomall & Campbell Debate with Opposition
19 Amendment Making Women Eligible to School Offices
20 1874 2 Women Elected to Philadelphia School Board
21 Wages of Married Women Protected
22 J. Edgar Thomson's Will
23 Literary Women as Editors
24 Rev. Knox Little
25 Anne E. McDowell
26 Women as Physicians in Insane Asylums
27 1881 14th Amendment Resolution,
28 Ex-Gov. Hoyt's Lecture on Wyoming
13 NEW JERSEY
1 Women Voted in Early Days
2 1807 Deprived of Right by Legislative Enactment
3 1868 Women Demand Restoration of Their Rights
4 At Polls in Vineland & Roseville Park
5 Lucy Stone Agitates Question
6 1867 State Suffrage Society Organized
7 Conventions
8 Memorial to Legislature
9 Mary F. Davis
10 Rev. Phebe A. Hanaford
11 Political Science Club
12 Mrs. Cornelia C. Hussey
13 1870 Orange Club,
14 1884 Mrs. Devereux Blake gives Oration
15 Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell's Letter
16 Laws of New Jersey in Regard to Property & Divorce
17 1873 Constitutional Commission
18 Trial of Rev. Isaac M. See
19 Women Preaching in his Pulpit
20 Case Appealed
21 Mrs. Jones, Jailoress
22 Legislative Hearings
14 OHIO
1 1st Soldiers' Aid Society
2 Mrs. Mendenhall
3 1868 Cincinnati Equal Rights Association,
4 Homeopathic Medical College & Hospital
5 1869 Hon. J. M. Ashley: State Society
6 Murat Halstead's Letter
7 1870 Dayton Convention,
8 Women Protest Against Enfranchisement
9 Sarah Knowles Bolton
10 Statistics on Coëducation by Thomas Wentworth Higginson
11 1874 Woman's Crusade,
12 Miriam M. Cole
13 Ladies' Health Association
14 Professor Curtis
15 1879 Hospital for Women & Children,
16 Letter from J. D. Buck, M. D.
17 1881, Degrees Conferred on Women
18 1869 Toledo Association,
19 Sarah Langdon Williams
20 Sunday Journal: Ballot-Box
21 Constitutional Convention
22 Judge Waite
23 Amendment Making Women Eligible to Office
24 Mr. Voris, Chairman Special Committee on Woman Suffrage
25 1873 State Convention,
26 Rev. Robert McCune
27 Centennial Celebration
28 Women Decline to Take Part
29 Correspondence
30 Newbury Association
31 1871 Women Voting,
32 Sophia Ober Allen
33 1885 Annual Meeting, Painesville,
34 State Society, Mrs. Frances M. Casement, President
35 Adelbert College
15 MICHIGAN
1 Women's Literary Clubs & Libraries
2 Mrs. Lucinda H. Stone
3 Classes of Girls in Europe
4 Ernestine L. Rose
5 1849 - 85 Legislative Action,
6 1870 State Woman Suffrage Society
7 Annual Conventions
8 Northwestern Association
9 Wendell Phillips' Letter
10 Nannette Gardner votes
11 Catharine A. F. Stebbins Refused
12 Legislative Action
13 Amendments Submitted
14 Active Canvas of State by Women
15 Election Day
16 Amendment Lost, 40,000 Men Voted in Favor
17 1869 University at Ann Arbor Opened to Girls,
18 Kalamazoo Institute
19 J. A. B. Stone
20 1857 Miss Madeline Stockwell & Miss Sarah Burger Applied for Admission to University
21 Episcopal Church Bill
22 Local Societies
23 Quincy
24 Lansing
25 St. Johns
26 Manistee
27 Grand Rapids
28 Sojourner Truth
29 Laura C. Haviland
30 Sybil Lawrence
16 INDIANA
1 1869 1st Woman Suffrage Convention After War
2 Amanda M. Way
3 1870 - 85 Annual Meetings, , in Larger Cities
4 1878 Indianapolis Equal Suffrage Society
5 Course of Lectures
6 1880 National Convention in Indianapolis
7 Zerelda G. Wallace
8 Social Entertainment
9 Governor Albert G. Porter
10 Susan B. Anthony's Birthday
11 Schuyler Colfax
12 Legislative Hearings
13 Temperance Women of Indiana
14 Helen M. Gougar
15 General Assembly
16 Delegates to Political Conventions
17 Women Address Political Meetings
18 1860 - 84 Important Changes in Laws for Women
19 Colleges Open to Women
20 Demia Butler
21 Professors
22 Lawyers
23 Doctors
24 Ministers
25 Miss Catharine Merrill
26 Miss Elizabeth Eaglesfield
27 Rev. Prudence Le Clerc
28 Dr. Mary F. Thomas
29 Prominent Men & Women
30 George W. Julian
31 Journals
32 Gertrude Garrison
17 ILLINOIS
1 Chicago Great Commercial Centre
2 1855 1st Woman Suffrage Agitation
3 A. J. Grover
4 Society at Earlville
5 Prudence Crandall
6 Sanitary Movement
7 Woman in Journalism
8 Myra Bradwell
9 1868 Excitement in Elmwood Church
10 Mrs. Huldah Joy
11 Pulpit Utterances
12 1869 Convention, Library Hall, Chicago
13 Anna Dickinson, Robert Laird Collier Debate
14 Manhood Suffrage Denounced by Mrs. Stanton & Miss Anthony
15 Judge Charles B. Waite on Constitutional Convention
16 Hearing before Legislature
17 Western Suffrage Convention, Mrs. Livermore, President
18 Annual Meeting at Bloomington
19 Women Eligible to School Offices
20 Evanston College
21 Miss Alta Hulett Medical Association
22 Dr. Sarah Hackett Stevenson
23 "Woman's Kingdom" in Inter-Ocean
24 Mrs. Harbert
25 Centennial Celebration at Evanston
26 Temperance Petition, 180,000
27 Frances E. Willard
28 Social Science Association
29 Art Union
30 Jane Graham Jones at International Congress in Paris
31 Moline Association
18 MISSOURI
1 Missouri 1st State to Open Colleges of Law & Medicine to Woman
2 Liberal Legislation
3 Harriet Hosmer
4 Wayman Crow
5 Dr. Joseph N. McDowell
6 Works of Art
7 Women in War
8 Adeline Couzins
9 Virginia L. Minor
10 Petitions
11 1867 Woman Suffrage Association
12 1869 1st Woman Suffrage Convention
13 Able Resolutions by Francis Minor
14 Action Asked for in Methodist Church
15 Constitutional Convention
16 Mrs. Hazard's Report
17 1879 National Suffrage Association,
18 Virginia L. Minor Before Committee on Constitutional Amendments
19 Mrs. Minor Tries to Vote
20 Her Case in Supreme Court
21 Mrs. Annie R. Irvine
22 "Oregon Woman's Union"
23 1871 Miss Phœbe Couzins Graduates From Law School,
24 Reception by Members of Bar
25 Speeches
26 Dr. Walker
27 Judge Krum
28 Hon. Albert Todd
29 Ex-Governor E. O. Stanard
30 Ex-Senator Henderson
31 Judge Reber
32 George M. Stewart
33 Mrs. Minor
34 Miss Couzins
19 IOWA
1 Beautiful Scenery
2 Liberal in Politics & Reforms
3 Legislation for Women
4 No Right yet to Joint Earnings
5 Early Agitation
6 1854 Frances Dana Gage,
7 1856 Mrs. Amelia Bloomer Lectures in Council Bluffs,
8 Mrs. Martha H. Brinkerhoff
9 Mrs. Annie Savery, 1868
10 1869 County Associations Formed in
11 1870 State Society Organized at Mt. Pleasant, , Henry O'Connor, President
12 Mrs. Cutler Answers Judge Palmer
13 1st Annual Meeting, Des Moines
14 Letter from Bishop Simpson
15 State Register Complimentary
16 Mass-Meeting at Capitol
17 Mrs. Savery & Mrs. Harbert
18 Legislative Action
19 Methodist & Universalist Churches Indorse Woman Suffrage
20 1874 Republican Plank,
21 1876 Governor Carpenter's Message,
22 1882 Annual Meeting, , Many Clergymen Present
23 500 Editors Interviewed
24 Miss Hindman & Mrs. Campbell
25 1884 Mrs. Callanan Interviews Governor Sherman,
26 Lawyers
27 Governor Kirkwood Appoints Women to Office
28 County Superintendents
29 Elizabeth S. Cook
30 Journalism
31 Literature
32 Medicine
33 Ministry
34 Inventions
35 President of National Bank
36 Heroic Kate Shelly
37 Temperance
38 Improvement in Laws
20 WISCONSIN
1 Progressive Legislation
2 Rights of Married Women
3 Constitution Shows 4 Classes Having Right to Vote
4 Woman Suffrage Agitation
5 1856 C. L. Sholes' Minority Report,
6 1859 Judge David Noggle & J. T. Mills' Minority Report,
7 1869 State Association Formed,
8 Milwaukee Convention
9 Dr. Laura Ross
10 Hearing Before Legislature
11 1870 Convention in Janesville,
12 State University
13 Elizabeth R. Wentworth
14 1880 - 2 Suffrage Amendment,
15 1877 Rev. Olympia Brown, Racine,
16 Madam Anneké
17 Judge Ryan
18 1883 3 Days' Convention at Racine
19 Eveleen L. Mason
20 Dr. Sarah Munro
21 Rev. Dr. Corwin
22 Lavinia Godell, Lawyer
23 Angie King
24 Kate Kane
21 MINNESOTA
1 Girls in State University
2 Sarah Burger Stearns
3 Harriet E. Bishop, 1st Teacher in St. Paul
4 Mary J. Colburn Won Prize
5 Mrs. Jane Grey Swisshelm, St. Cloud
6 1866 4th of July Oration,
7 1867 1st Legislative Hearing,
8 Governor Austin's Veto
9 First Society at Rochester
10 Kasson
11 Almira W. Anthony
12 Mary P. Wheeler
13 Harriet M. White
14 W. C. T. U.
15 Harriet A. Hobart
16 Literary & Art Clubs
17 1876 School Suffrage,
18 Charlotte O. Van Cleve & Mrs. C. S. Winchell Elected to School Board
19 Mrs. Governor Pillsbury
20 1877 Temperance Vote,
21 Property Rights of Married Women
22 Women as Officers, Teachers, Editors, Ministers, Doctors, Lawyers
22 DAKOTA
1 Influences of Climate & Scenery
2 1872 Legislative Action,
3 Mrs. Marietta Bones
4 1879 School Suffrage Granted Women
5 1883 Constitutional Convention,
6 Matilda Joslyn Gage Addressed Letter to Convention & Appeal to Women of State
7 Mrs. Bones Addressed Convention in Person
8 Effort to get Word "Male" out of Constitution Failed
9 1885 Legislature of
10 Major Pickler Presents Bill
11 Carried Through Both Houses
12 Governor Pierce's Veto, Major Pickler's Letter
23 NEBRASKA
1 Clara Bewick Colby
2 1803 Nebraska Came into Possession of United States,
3 Home of Dakotas
4 1854 Organized as Territory,
5 Territorial Legislature
6 Mrs. Amelia Bloomer Addresses House
7 1856 Gen. Wm. Larimer,
8 Bill to Confer Suffrage on Women
9 Passed House
10 Lost in Senate
11 Constitution Harmonized with 14th Amendment
12 1867 Admitted as State March 1,
13 1867 Mrs. Stanton, Miss Anthony Lecture in State
14 1870 Mrs. Tracy Cutler,
15 Mrs. Esther L. Warner's Letter
16 1871 Constitutional Convention,
17 Woman Suffrage Amendment Submitted
18 Lost by 12,676 against, 3,502
19 Prolonged Discussion
20 1875 Constitutional Convention,
21 Grasshoppers Devastate Country
22 Inter-Ocean, Mrs. Harbert
23 1876 Omaha Republican,
24 Woman's Column Edited by Mrs. Harriet S. Brooks
25 "Woman's Kingdom"
26 1881 State Society Formed, Mrs. Brooks President
27 Mrs. Dinsmoor, Mrs. Colby, Mrs. Brooks, before Legislature
28 Amendment again Submitted
29 1882 Active Canvass of State,
30 1st Convention of State Association
31 Charles F. Manderson
32 Unreliable Politicians
33 An Unfair Count of Votes for Woman Suffrage
34 Amendment Defeated
35 Conventions in Omaha
36 Notable Women in State
37 Conventions
38 1883 Woman's Tribune Established
24 KANSAS
1 Effect of Popular Vote on Woman Suffrage
2 Anna C. Wait
3 Hannah Wilson
4 Miss Kate Stephens, Professor of Greek in State University
5 1879 Lincoln Centre Society,
6 Press
7 Lincoln Beacon
8 1880 Election,
9 Sarah A. Brown, Democratic Candidate
10 Fourth of July Celebration
11 Women Voting on School Question
12 1884 State Society
13 Helen M. Gougar
14 Clara Bewick Colby
15 Bertha H. Ellsworth
16 Radical Reform Association
17 Mrs. A. G. Lord
18 Prudence Crandall
19 Clarina Howard Nichols
20 Laws
21 Women in Professions
22 Schools
23 Political Parties
24 Petitions to Legislature
25 Col. F. G. Adams' Letter
25 COLORADO
1 Great American Desert
2 1860 Organized as Territory
3 1870 Gov. McCook's Message Recommending Woman Suffrage
4 Adverse Legislation
5 Hon. Amos Steck
6 1876 Admitted to Union
7 Constitutional Convention
8 Efforts to Strike Out Word "Male"
9 Convention to Discuss Woman Suffrage
10 School Suffrage Accorded
11 State Association Formed, Alida C. Avery, President
12 Proposition for Full Suffrage Submitted to Popular Vote
13 Vigorous Campaign
14 Mrs. Campbell & Mrs. Patterson of Denver
15 Opposition by Clergy
16 Their Arguments Ably Answered
17 D. M. Richards
18 Amendment Lost
19 Rocky Mountain News
26 WYOMING
1 1869 Dawn of New Day, December
2 Goal Reached in England & America
3 1869 Territory Organized
4 Legislative Action
5 Bill for Woman Suffrage
6 William H. Bright
7 Gov. Campbell Signs Bill
8 1870 Appoints Esther Morris, Justice of Peace
9 Women on Jury, Chief-Justice Howe, Presiding
10 J. W. Kingman, Associate-Justice, Addresses Jury
11 Women Promptly Take Their Places
12 Sunday Laws Enforced
13 Comments of Press
14 Judge Howe's Letter
15 Laramie Sentinel
16 J. H. Hayford
17 1870 Women Voting,
18 Grandma Swain 1st to Cast her Ballot
19 1871 Effort to Repeal Law
20 Gov. Campbell's Veto
21 Mr. Corlett
22 Rapid Growth of Public Opinion in Favor of Woman Suffrage
27 CALIFORNIA
1 Liberal Provisions in Constitution
2 Elizabeth T. Schenck
3 Eliza W. Farnham
4 Mrs. Mills' Seminary, now State Institution
5 Jeannie Carr, State Superintendent of Schools
6 1st Awakening
7 Revolution
8 Anna Dickinson
9 1868 Mrs. Gordon Addresses Legislature,
10 Mrs. Pitts Stevens Edits Pioneer
11 1869 1st Suffrage Society on Pacific Coast,
12 1870 State Convention, Mrs. Wallis, President
13 State Association Formed, Mrs. Haskell of Petaluma, President
14 Mrs. Gordon Nominated for Senator
15 1871 Mrs. Stanton & Miss Anthony Visit California
16 Hon. A. A. Sargent Speaks in Favor of Suffrage for Women
17 Ellen Clark Sargent Active in Movement
18 1873 Legislation Making Women Eligible to Hold School Offices,
19 1873 State Society Incorporated, Sarah Wallis, President
20 Mrs. Clara Foltz
21 Bill Giving Women Right to Practice Law
22 Bill Passed & Signed by Governor
23 Contest Over Admitting Women into Law Department of University
24 Supreme Court Decision Favorable
25 Hon. A. A. Sargent on Constitution & Laws
26 Journalists & Printers Silk Culture
27 Legislative Appropriation
28 1876 Mrs. Knox Goodrich Celebrates July 4,
29 Imposing Demonstration
30 Ladies in Procession
28 PACIFIC NORTHWEST
1 Long Marches Westward
2 Abigail Scott Duniway
3 Mary Olney Brown
4 1st Steps in Oregon
5 Col. C. A. Reed
6 Judge G. W. Lawson
7 1870
8 1871 New Northwest
9 Campaign, Mrs. Duniway & Miss Anthony
10 They Address Legislature in Washington Territory
11 Hon. Elwood Evans
12 Suffrage Societies Organized at Olympia & Portland
13 Before Oregon Legislature
14 Donation Land Act
15 Hon. Samuel Corwin's Suffrage Bill
16 Married Woman's Sole Traders' Bill
17 Temperance Alliance
18 Women Rejected
19 Major Williams Fights Their Battles & Triumphs
20 Mrs. H. A. Loughary
21 1874 Progressive Legislation
22 1879 Mob-Law in Jacksonville
23 Dr. Mary A. Thompson
24 1878 Constitutional Convention
25 1880 Woman Suffrage Bill
26 Hon. W. C. Fulton
27 1883 Women Enfranchised in Washington Territory
28 Great Rejoicing, Bonfires, Ratification Meetings
29 1884 Constitutional Amendment Submitted in Oregon & Lost
30 Suffrage by Legislative Enactment Lost
31 Fourth of July Celebrated at Vancouvers
32 Benjamin & Mary Olney Brown
33 Washington Territory
34 1867 - 68 Legislation in Favorable to Women
35 Mrs. Brown Attempts to Vote & is Refused
36 1870 Charlotte Olney French: Women Vote at Grand Mound & Black River Precincts
37 1871 Retrogressive Legislation
38 Abby H. Stuart in Land-Office
39 Hon. William H. White
40 Idaho & Montana
29 LOUISIANA, TEXAS, ARKANSAS, MISSISSIPPI
1 St. Anna's Asylum, Managed by Women
2 1879 Constitutional Convention
3 Women Petition
4 Clara Merrick Guthrie
5 Petition Referred to Committee on Suffrage
6 Hearing Granted
7 Mrs. Keating
8 Mrs. Saxon
9 Mrs. Merrick
10 Col. John M. Sandige
11 Efforts of Women all in Vain
12 1885 Action
13 Gov. McEnery
14 Daily Picayune
15 Women as Members of School Board
16 Physiology in Schools
17 Miss Eliza Rudolph
18 Mrs. E. J. Nicholson
19 Judge Merrick's Digest of Laws
20 Texas
21 Arkansas
22 Mississippi
23 Sarah A. Dorsey
30 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, MARYLAND, DELAWARE, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, FLORIDA, ALABAMA, GEORGIA
1 Secretary Chase
2 Women in Government Departments
3 Myrtilla Miner
4 Mrs. O'Connor's Tribute
5 District of Columbia Suffrage Bill
6 1867 Universal Franchise Association
7 1869 Bill for Prohibitory Law Presented
8 1870 Bill for Equal Wages for Women in Departments, Introduced
9 1871 Congress Passed Organic Act for District Confining Right of Suffrage to Males
10 1875 it Withdrew all Legislative Power from People
11 Women in Law, Medicine, Journalism & Charities
12 Dental College Opened to Women
13 Mary A. Stewart
14 Clay Sisters
15 School of Pharmacy
16 Elizabeth Avery Meriwether
17 Judge Underwood
18 Mary Bayard Clarke
19 Dr. Susan Dimock
20 Governor Chamberlain
21 Coffee-Growing
22 Priscilla Holmes Drake
23 Alexander H. Stephens
31 CANADA
1 Miss Phelps of St. Catharines
2 Revolt of 13 Colonies
31 st Parliament
4 Property Rights of Married Women
5 School Suffrage 30 Years
6 1882, 1884 Municipal Suffrage
7 1886 Women Voting in Toronto,
8 Mrs. Curzon
9 Dr. Emily H. Stone
10 Woman's Literary Club of Toronto
11 Nova Scotia
12 New Brunswick
13 Miss Harriet Stewart
32 GREAT BRITAIN
1 Women Send Members to Parliament
2 Sidney Smith, Sir Robert Peel, Richard Cobden
3 Ladies of Oldham
4 Jeremy Bentham
5 Anne Knight
6 1858 Northern Reform Society
7 Mrs. Matilda Biggs
8 Unmarried Women & Widows Petition Parliament
9 1867 Associations Formed in London, Manchester, Edinburgh
10 John Stuart Mill in Parliament
11 Seventy-three Votes for his Bill
12 John Bright's Vote
13 Women Register & Vote
14 Lord-Chief-Justice of England Declares their Constitutional Right
15 Courts Give Adverse Decisions
16 Jacob Bright Secures Municipal Franchise
17 First Public Meeting
18 Division on Jacob Bright's Bill to Remove Political Disabilities
19 Mr. Gladstone's Speech
20 1871 - 72 Work
21 4th Vote on Suffrage Bill
22 Jacob Bright Fails of Reëlection
23 Efforts of Mr. Forsyth
24 Memorial of National Society: Some Account of Workers
25 1875 Vote of New Parliament
32 GREAT BRITAIN
26 Organized Opposition
27 1878 Diminished Adverse Vote
28 Mr. Courtney's Resolution
29 Letters
30 Great Demonstrations at Manchester
31 London
32 Bristol
33 Nottingham
34 Birmingham
35 Sheffield
36 Glasgow
37 Victory in Isle of Man
38 Passage of Municipal Franchise Bill for Scotland
39 Mr. Mason's Resolution
40 Reduction of Adverse Majority to 16
41 Liberal Conference at Leeds
42 1884 Mr. Woodall's Amendment to Reform Bill
43 Meeting at Edinburgh
44 Other Meetings
45 Estimated Number of Women Householders
46 Circulars to Members of Parliament
47 Debate on Amendment
48 Resolutions of Society
49 Further Debate
50 Defeat of Amendment
51 Meeting at St. James Hall
33 CONTINENTAL EUROPE
1 Woman Question in Back-ground
2 1789 In France Agitation Dates from Upheaval
3 1878 International Women's Rights Convention in Paris
4 Mlle. Hubertine Auclert Leads Demand for Suffrage
5 Agitation Began in Italy with Kingdom
6 Concepcion Arenal in Spain
7 Coëducation in Portugal
8 Germany: Leipsic & Berlin
9 Austria in Advance of Germany Caroline Svetlá of Bohemia
10 Austria Unsurpassed in Contradictions
11 Marriage Emancipates from Tutelage in Hungary
12 Dr. Henrietta Jacobs of Holland
13 Dr. Isala Van Diest of Belgium
14 In Switzerland Catholic Cantons Lag Behind
15 Marie Gœgg, Leader
16 Sweden Stands 1st
17 Universities Open to Women in Norway
18 Associations in Denmark
19 Liberality of Russia toward Women
20 Poland
21 Orient
22 Turkey
23 Jewish Wives
24 Greek Woman in Turkey
25 Greek Woman in Greece
26 Unique Episode
27 Woman's Rights in American Sense not Known
34 REMINISCENCES. BY E. C. S.
4 1900-20 369,728
1 Founding of National Association
1 1901 Work of National American Woman Suffrage Association for amendment to Federal Constitution, to State constitutions & for other reforms: Annual convention in Minneapolis
2 Mrs. Stanton's address on Church, Bible & Woman Suffrage
3 Miss Anthony's & others' opinions
4 President's address of Mrs. Catt on obstacles
5 Dr. Shaw's vice-president's address on Anti-suffragists
6 Plan for national work
7 Miss Anthony's report on work with Congress
8 Protest against "regulated vice" in Manila
9 New York Sun & Woman Suffrage
10 Discriminating against women in government departments
11 tribute to national suffrage conventions.
2 1902 National Suffrage Convention
1 Meeting in Washington, D.C., of committee to form International Woman Suffrage Alliance
2 Greeting of Clara Barton to foreign delegates
3 Letters from Norway & Germany
4 Response of Mrs. Friedland of Russia
5 Mrs. Catt's president's address on World Progress leading to International Alliance
6 Mrs. Stanton's address on Educated Suffrage
7 Miss Anthony's introduction of Pioneers
8 Addresses on New Woman & New Man
9 Women in New York municipal election
10 Miss Anthony's 82d birthday
11 Mr. Blackwell on Presidential suffrage for women
12 Hearings before committees of Congress
13 Addresses of Norwegian & Australian delegates before Senate Committee
14 Dr. Shaw's plea for committee to investigate conditions in Equal Suffrage States
15 Speeches of Russian, Swedish & English delegates
16 Mrs. Catt's insistence on Congressional Committee to investigate working of woman suffrage where it exists.
3 1903 National Suffrage Convention
1 Very successful meeting in New Orleans
2 Description of Picayune
3 Ovation to Miss Anthony & Mrs. Caroline E. Merrick
4 Dr. Shaw's response
5 Mrs. Catt's president's address
6 Times Democrat brings up Negro Question, official board of association states its position
7 Visit to colored women's club
8 Reports of officers
9 Presidential suffrage for women
10 Mrs. Colby's report on Industrial Problems relating to Women & Children
11 Addresses of Dr. Henry Dixon Bruns, M. J. Sanders, president of Progressive Union
12 Memorial service for Mrs. Stanton
13 Speeches on Educational Qualification for voting
14 "Dorothy Dix" on Woman with Broom
15 Address of Edwin Merrick
16 Belle Kearney on Woman Suffrage to insure White Supremacy
17 Tribute to Misses Kate & Jean Gordon.
4 1904 National Suffrage Convention
1 Letter of greeting to convention in Washington from Mrs. Florence Fenwick Miller, suffrage leader in Great Britain
2 Delegates appointed to International Alliance meeting in Berlin
3 Mrs. Catt's president's address on an Educational Requirement for Suffrage
4 Address of Mrs. Watson Lister of Australia
5 Charlotte Perkins Gilman's biological plea for woman suffrage
6 Report from new headquarters
7 Addresses on Women & Philanthropy by Rev. Anna Garlin Spencer & Dr. Samuel J. Barrows
8 Mrs. Mead on Peace & Mrs. Nathan on Wage Earner & Ballot
9 Miss Anthony's 84th birthday
10 Colorado Jubilee, speeches by Governor Alva Adams, Mrs. Grenfell & Mrs. Meredith
11 Mrs. Terrell asks for moral support of colored women
12 Declaration of Principles adopted
13 Mrs. Catt Resigns Presidency, tributes
14 Hearings before Congressional Committees
15 Distinguished testimony from Colorado
16 Mrs. Catt's strong appeal for report even if adverse.
5 1905 National Suffrage Convention
1 convention in Portland, Ore., first held in West
2 Enthusiastic welcome & great hospitality
3 1871 Miss Anthony speaks of her visit
4 Speech of Jefferson Myers, president of Exposition
5 Mrs. Duniway on Pioneers
6 Dr. Shaw's president's address, answers ex-President Cleveland & Cardinal Gibbons
7 Committee appointed to interview President Roosevelt
8 Protest to committee of Congress against statehood constitution for Oklahoma & other Territories
9 Fine work of Press Committee
10 Woman's Day at Exposition
11 Unveiling of Sacajawea statue
12 Convention adopts Initiative & Referendum
13 Decision to have an amendment campaign in Oregon
14 Tribute to Mr. Blackwell
15 Mrs. Catt's noble address
16 Memorial resolutions for eminent members
17 Speeches by prominent politicians.
6 1906 National Suffrage Convention
1 convention held in Baltimore one of most notable
2 Miss Anthony, Julia Ward Howe & Clara Barton on platform
3 Welcome by Governor Warfield & Collector of Port Stone
4 Dr. Shaw scores President Roosevelt's reference to Women in Industry in his message to Congress
5 Ridicules Cardinal Gibbons' & Dr. Lyman Abbott's recent pronouncements on woman suffrage
6 Organization of College Women's League
7 Florence Kelley speaks on Child Labor
8 College Women's Evening
9 Women professors from 5 large colleges speak
10 Week of hospitality by Miss Mary E. Garrett
11 Speeches on Women in Municipal Government by Wm. Dudley Foulke, Frederick C. Howe, Rudolph Blankenburg, Jane Addams
12 Miss Anthony speaks her last words to national suffrage convention
13 Mrs. Howe's farewell address
14 President Thomas & Miss Garrett decide to raise large fund for woman suffrage
15 Delegates go to Washington for hearings before Congressional Committees
16 Miss Anthony's 86th birthday celebrated
17 Her last words on public platform.
7 1907 National Suffrage Convention
1 Bishop Fallows welcomes convention to Chicago
2 Professor Breckinridge on Municipal Housekeeping
3 Florence Kelley on same
4 Mary McDowell, Anna Nicholes & others on Workingwomen's Need of Vote
5 Addresses by Professor C. R. Henderson, Hon. Oliver W. Stewart
6 Memorials & service for Miss Anthony
7 Organizations for Woman Suffrage
8 Farewell letter of Mary Anthony
9 Rabbi Hirsch on woman suffrage
10 Near victories in many States.
8 1908 National Suffrage Convention
1 Celebrates 40th anniversary in Buffalo
2 Emily Howland on Spirit of '48
3 Kate Gordon describes interview with President Roosevelt
4 Widespread work of national headquarters
5 1848 Program of convention
6 Responses to its Resolutions by Mrs. Gilman, Miss Blackwell, Mrs. Blatch, Rev. Caroline Bartlett Crane & others
7 Scriptures & St. Paul analyzed by Judith Hyams Douglas
8 Discussion on Social Evil led by Rev. Anna Garlin Spencer
9 College Women's Evening: addresses by Dr. M. Carey Thomas, Professor Frances Squire Potter, Professor Breckinridge & others
10 Mrs. Kelley on Laws for Women & Wage Earners
11 Stirring speech by Jean Gordon, factory inspector
12 Maude Miner on Night Courts for women
13 Mrs. William C. Gannett on Woman's Duty
14 Katharine Reed Balentine on Disfranchised Influence
15 Mrs. Philip Snowden describes English situation
16 Legal Phases of Disfranchisement by Harriette Johnson Wood
17 Progress since 1848: Mrs. Catt's inspiring address.
9 1909 National Suffrage Convention
1 Annual meeting held in Seattle
2 Delightful journey across continent
3 Reception in Spokane
4 Mrs. Villard tells of opening of Northern Pacific R. R.
5 Welcomed to Seattle by Mayor
6 Elizabeth J. Hauser's report of headquarters work
7 Mrs. Belmont's offer of headquarters in New York City
8 Mrs. Mead urges association to work for Peace
9 Professor Potter's address on College Women & Democracy
10 Mr. Blackwell's last suffrage convention
11 Mrs. Avery reports on National Association's petition to Congress
12 Mary E. Craigie tells of suffrage work with churches
13 Professor Potter elected corresponding secretary
14 Political work for suffrage before elections urged, Illinois cited
15 Suffrage Day at Exposition.
10 1910 National Suffrage Convention
1 Convention returns to Washington after 6 years
2 President Taft makes speech of welcome
3 Delegates show displeasure
4 Exchange of letters between national officers & President
5 Official resolution of regret
6 Comment of Woman's Journal
7 Report of association's vast work from New York headquarters
8 Great Petition officially received by Congress
9 Mrs. Upton resigns as treasurer
10 Memorial addresses for Mr. Blackwell & Wm. Lloyd Garrison
11 Alice Paul on "militant" suffrage in Great Britain
12 "Dorothy Dix" on Real Reason why Women can not Vote
13 Max Eastman on Democracy & Woman
14 Mrs. Harper's report as chairman of National Press Committee
15 Hearings before Committees of Congress: speeches by Dr. Shaw, Mrs. McCulloch, Eveline Gano of New York on teachers' need of vote: Dr. Anna E. Blount of Chicago on professional women's need: Minnie J. Reynolds on writers signing petitions
16 U. S. Senator Shafroth's notable speech to Senate Committee
17 House Committee: Mrs. Raymond Robins, Elizabeth Schauss, factory inspector: Laura J. Graddick of District Labor Union & Florence Kelley argue for working women's need of vote
18 Speeches of Mrs. Upton & Laura Clay.
11 1911 National Suffrage Convention
1 Convention in Louisville, Ky., celebrates victories in Washington & California
2 Welcomed by Laura Clay
3 Mr. Braly tells of California campaign
4 Mary Ware Dennett, new corresponding secretary, reports world wide work
5 Caroline Reilly, new chairman, describes press work in 41 States
6 Jane Addams, on College League's Evening shows what women might accomplish with franchise
7 Dr. Thomas what suffrage means to college women
8 Dr. Harvey W. Wiley speaks on Women's Influence in Public Affairs
9 Katharine Dexter McCormick on Effect of Suffrage Work on Women themselves
10 Mrs. McCulloch on Equal Guardianship Laws
11 Church needs Woman Suffrage
12 Mrs. Desha Breckinridge discusses Prospect for Woman Suffrage in South
13 Mrs. Pankhurst receives ovation.
12 1912 National Suffrage Convention
13 victories celebrated at convention in Philadelphia, suffrage gained in Oregon, Arizona & Kansas
2 Welcomed by Mayor Blankenburg
3 Rally in Independence Square
4 Reports show wonderful progress
5 An Evening by Men's Suffrage League
6 Discussion on officers of association taking part in political campaigns
7 Great meeting in Metropolitan Opera House, speeches by Julia Lathrop, Miss Addams & Dr. Burghardt DuBois
8 On last evening addresses by Bishop Darlington, Baroness von Suttner & Mrs. Catt
9 Hearings before Congressional Committees, Dr. Shaw & Miss Addams presiding
10 Speeches on Senate side by James Lees Laidlaw, president of Men's League: Jean Nelson Penfield, speaking for women in civic work: Elsie Cole Phillips & Caroline A. Lowe for wage-earning women
11 On House side, Representatives Raker, Taylor, Lafferty & Berger: Mary E. McDowell, Ida Husted Harper
12 Colloquy with committee
13 Ella C. Brehaut speaks for anti-suffrage women.
13 1913 National Suffrage Convention
1 Convention opened in Washington Sunday afternoon with mass meeting
2 Women's trade unions represented by speakers
3 Victories in Illinois & Alaska
4 Dr. Shaw's account of Democratic National convention in Baltimore
5 President Wilson urged to put woman suffrage in his Messeag
6 He receives delegation
7 Report of year's work for Federal Amendment by Alice Paul, chairman of association's Congressional Committee
8 Objection to Congressional Union
9 New Congressional Committee appointed
10 Vote on Federal Amendment in Senate
11 Three days' hearings by House Committee on Rules on appeal for Committee on Woman Suffrage, Dr. Shaw presiding
12 Speeches by Mrs. Catt, Mrs. Gardener, Mrs. Harper, Jane Addams, Mrs. Breckinridge, Mary R. Beard & Representative Raker
13 Women's Anti-Suffrage Associations out in force
14 In rebuttal Miss Blackwell, Mrs. McCulloch & Mrs. Mondell
15 Representative Mondell closes
16 Rules Committee refuses appeal.
14 1914 National Suffrage Convention
1 Convention met in House of Representatives at Nashville, welcomed by Mayor Howse
2 Dr. Shaw eulogizes Southern women
3 Governor Hooper welcomes to State
4 Anne Martin tells of victory in Nevada, Jeannette Rankin in Montana
5 National Association's work in campaigns
6 Dr. Shaw on War
7 Tribute of convention to her
8 Address by U. S. Senator Luke Lea
9 Heated controversy over Shafroth Federal Amendment
10 Defense by Ruth Hanna McCormick
11 Antoinette Funk before Judiciary Committee
12 Her "brief" for amendment
13 Her report of campaigns
14 Miss Clay's & Mrs. Bennett's bill
15 Committee Hearings: speakers, Mrs. Funk, Mrs. Colby, Mrs. Beard, Crystal Eastman Benedict, Dr. Cora Smith King, Mrs. Gardener
16 National Anti-Suffrage Association headed by Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge, with array of men & women speakers
15 1915 National Suffrage Convention
1 At convention in Washington defeats & victories to consider
21 st vote in House on Federal Amendment
3 President Wilson receives delegates
4 All reports show progress
5 Dr. Shaw refuses to stand for reelection
6 Her farewell address
7 Beautiful ceremonies
8 Mrs. Catt elected
9 Ethel M. Smith's report on political work
10 Congressmen card-indexed
11 Ruth Hanna McCormick on 1st House vote
12 Shafroth Amendment dropped
13 Conference with Congressional Union, its policy of fighting party in power condemned
14 Hearing before friendly Senate Suffrage Committee
15 House Committee controversies with "antis" & Congressional Union
16 Men "antis" grilled.
16 1916 National Suffrage Convention
1 Great meeting in Atlantic City
2 President Wilson attends & announces his allegiance
3 His address
4 Dr. Shaw responds
5 Mrs. Catt on State campaigns
6 Shall association work for Federal & State amendments?
7 Mrs. Catt sounds key-note in speech on Crisis
8 Mrs. Dudley, Mrs. Cotnam & Mrs. Valentine represent South
9 "golden flier"
10 Sharp debate on endorsing candidates
11 Speeches of Owen Lovejoy, Julia Lathrop & Katherine Bement Davis
12 Important report of Mrs. Roessing on work in Congress: woman suffrage planks in national conventions at Chicago & St. Louis: interviewing presidential candidates: revised plan for work of association
13 Dr. Shaw on Americanism & Flag.
17 1917 National Suffrage Convention
1 Convention in Washington under war conditions
2 Distinguished reception committee
3 Delegates interview their Congressmen: Association pledges loyalty to Government: its officers in service
4 New York victory celebrated
5 Secretary Lane brings President Wilson's greetings
6 Mrs. Catt's great address to Congress
7 Maud Wood Park's full report of work with Congress
8 New Washington headquarters
9 Report of Leslie Bureau of Suffrage Education
10 Speech of Secretary of War Baker
11 Dr. Shaw on Woman's Committee of Council of National Defense
12 Miss Hay on New York's Socialist vote
13 "Suffrage Schools" begun
14 Last Hearing before Senate Committee.
18 1918 - 9 National Suffrage Convention
1 1918 Convention 1st ever omitted
2 War conditions
3 Many suffrage gains
4 1919 Jubilee Convention in St. Louis
5 Mrs. Catt calls for League of Women Voters
6 Mrs. Shuler's secretary's report of greatest year's work, State campaigns, war service, work with Congress
7 Missouri Legislature gives Presidential suffrage
8 Mrs. Park's report on congressional work
9 Votes in House & Senate
10 President Wilson asks Congress for woman suffrage
11 Tributes to Pioneers
12 League of Women Voters formed
13 Work with Editors
14 Non-partisanship reaffirmed
15 In Washington: Hearing before new Committee on Woman Suffrage
16 Dr. Shaw on association's war record
17 Mrs. Catt's survey of situation: urges committee to talk with President
18 Ex-Senator Bailey's anti-suffrage speech
19 Mrs. Catt & Mrs. Park answer
20 Last suffrage hearing.
19 1920 National Suffrage Convention
1 Call to convention in Chicago last
2 Mrs. Catt's Jubilee speech
3 Executive Council's recommendations
4 Mrs. Shuler's, secretary's report of year's gains & losses, work in southern States, great effort for Ratification
5 Mrs. Rogers' last treasurer's report
6 Smithsonian Institution gives space for suffrage mementoes
7 Memorial meeting for Dr. Shaw, college foundations
8 Miss Anthony's centennial celebrated
9 League of Women Voters perfected.
20 Story of Federal Suffrage Amendment
1 "war amendments" discriminate against women
2 National Association formed for Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment
3 Women vote under 14th
4 Supreme Court decides against them
5 50 years' struggle with Congress for woman suffrage amendment
6 Hearings before committees
7 Stubborn opposition
8 Votes & defeats
9 Support of parties finally gained
10 Planks in their platforms
11 Amendment submitted to Legislatures
12 Strenuous efforts for ratification
13 Victory at last.
21 Various Woman Suffrage Associations
1 Federal Suffrage Association
2 U. S. Elections Bill
3 College Women's League
4 Friends' Equal Rights Association
5 Mississippi Valley Conferences
6 Southern Women's Conference
7 International & National Men's Leagues
8 National Woman's Party
9 Women's Anti-Suffrage Association
10 Man Suffrage Association.
22 League of Women Voters
1 Formed in St. Louis
2 Mrs. Catt outlines its work
3 Its eight departments presented
4 Perfected & officers elected at Chicago
5 Reports from department chairmen
6 Laws for women demanded
7 Citizenship Schools
8 League asks planks in national political conventions
9 Visits presidential candidates.
23 Woman Suffrage in Presidential Conventions
1 Long struggle for planks in national platforms
2 Refused for nearly fifty years
3 1916 Woman suffrage by State action approved
4 1920 Federal Amendment endorsed
5 Graphic story of opposition.
24 War Service of Organized Suffragists
1 Mrs. Catt calls Executive Council of 100 to Washington
2 It sends letter to President Wilson offering services of National American Association
3 Organizes 4 departments of work
4 Mass meeting held, Secretary of War Baker speaks
5 President expresses approval of association's work
6 Woman's Committee of Government Council of National Defense formed, Dr. Shaw appointed chairman, Mrs. Catt & other leading suffragists made members
7 Reports of department heads at National Suffrage convention
8 Report of association's Oversea Hospitals, their important work
9 Anti-suffrage women attack suffrage leaders
10 After Armistice Mrs. Catt calls meeting in New York, which requests President Wilson to appoint women delegates to Peace Conference in Paris
11 Woman's Committee of National Defense ends work
12 Secretary Baker's tribute to Dr. Shaw
25 Appendix
1 Moncure D. Conway's address at Mrs. Stanton's funeral
2 Miss Anthony's last letter to her
3 National American Association's Declaration of Principles
4 Memorial building in Rochester for Miss Anthony
5 1910 Speech of Mrs. Catt at Senate hearing
6 1915 Same
7 Review of Shafroth Federal Suffrage Amendment
8 Different National headquarters
9 Bequest of Mrs. Frank Leslie
10 Memorial tributes to Dr. Shaw
11 Present Status of National American Association.
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8 Smith's Adventures with Indians
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10 His Departure
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13 Sufferings of Colonists
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15 Miscellaneous Affairs
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17 Lord Delaware, Governor
18 Percy, Acting Governor
19 Sir Thomas Dale, High Marshal
20 Sir Thomas Gates, Governor
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23 Yeardley, Deputy Governor
24 Argall, Governor
25 His Administration
26 Powhatan's Death
27 Sir Walter Raleigh
28 1st Assembly of Virginia
29 Powell, Deputy Governor
30 Yeardley, Governor
31 Negroes imported into Virginia
32 Yeardley, Governor
33 London Company
34 George Sandys, Treasurer
35 Wyat, Governor
36 Tobacco
37 East India School
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39 Extermination of Indians
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41 Earl of Southampton, Nicholas Ferrar, & Sir Edwin Sandys
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43 Yeardley, Governor
44 West, Governor
45 Pott, Governor
46 Sir John Harvey, Governor
47 Maryland settled
48 Contest between Clayborne & Lord Baltimore
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50 He is recalled & succeeded by Wyatt
51 Virginia during Civil War of England
52 Berkley, Governor
53 Kemp, Governor
54 Virginia during Commonwealth of England
55 Bennet, Governor
56 Maryland during Protectorate
57 Virginia during Protectorate
58 Digges, Governor
59 Matthews, Governor
60 Virginia under Richard Cromwell & during Interregnum
61 Berkley, Governor
62 Loyalty of Virginia
63 Miscellaneous Affairs
64 Morrison, Governor
65 Berkley, Governor
66 Scarburgh's Report of his Proceedings in establishing Boundary Line between Virginia & Maryland
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70 Threatened Revolt
71 Rev Morgan Godwyn's Account of Condition of Church in Virginia
72 Indian Disturbances
73 Disaffection of Colonists
74 Bacon's Rebellion
75 Closing Scenes of Rebellion
76 Punishment of Rebels
77 Berkley's death
78 Succeeded by Jeffreys
79 Chicheley, Governor
80 Culpepper, Governor
81 Statistics of Virginia
82 Effingham, Governor
83 Death of Beverley
84 Effingham's Corruption & Tyranny
85 William & Mary proclaimed
86 College chartered
87 Andros, Governor
88 Condition of Virginia
89 Powers of Governor
90 Courts & State Officers
91 Revenue
92 Administration of Andros
93 Nicholson again Governor
94 Assembly held in College
95 Ceremony of Opening
96 Governor's Speech
97 Church Affairs
98 Nicholson recalled
99 Huguenots
100 Rev Francis Makemie
101 Dissenters
102 Nott, Lieutenant-Governor
103 Earl of Orkney, Governor-in-chief
104 Spotswood, Governor
105 Indian School
106 Spotswood's Tramontane Expedition
107 Virginia succours South Carolina
108 Disputes between Spotswood & Burgesses
109 Blackbeard
110 Spotswood's Administration reviewed
111 His subsequent Career & Death
112 His Family
113 Drysdale, Governor
114 Robert Carter, President
115 Gooch's Administration
116 Carthagena Expedition
117 Settlement of Valley
118 John Lewis
119 Rev James Blair
120 Governor Gooch & Dissenters
121 Morris
122 Davies
123 Whitefield
124 Gooch resigns
125 Robinson, President
126 Lee, President
127 Burwell, President
128 Dinwiddie, Governor
129 Davies & Dissenters
130 George Washington
131 Fairfax
132 Hostilities with French
133 Death of Jumonville
134 Washington surrenders at Fort Necessity
135 Dinwiddie's Administration, continued
136 Braddock's Expedition
137 Davies Waddell Washington
138 Settlers of Valley
139 Sandy Creek Expedition
140 Dinwiddie succeeded by President Blair
141 Fauquier, Governor
142 Forbes captures Fort Du Quesne
143 Parsons' Cause"
144 Patrick Henry's Speech
145 Patrick Henry
146 Rev Jonathan Boucher's Opinions on Slavery Remarks
147 Disputes between Colonies & Mother Country
148 Stamp Act
149 Speaker Robinson, Randolph, Bland, Pendleton, Lee, Wythe
150 Stamp Act opposed
151 Loan-Office Scheme
152 Robinson's Defalcation
153 Stamp Act Repealed
154 Offices of Speaker & Treasurer separated
155 Family of Robinson
156 Bland's Inquiry
157 Death of Fauquier
158 Persecution of Baptists
159 Blair's tolerant Spirit
160 Botetourt, Governor
161 Parliamentary Measures resisted
162 Death of Botetourt
163 Nelson, President
164 American Episcopate
165 Rev Devereux Jarratt
166 Duty on Tea Dunmore, Governor
167 Revolutionary Proceedings
168 Dunmore's Administration
169 Revolutionary Proceedings
170 Richard Henry Lee
171 Congress at Philadelphia
172 Patrick Henry
173 Washington
174 Battle of Point Pleasant
175 General Andrew Lewis
176 Cornstalk
177 Logan
178 Kenton
179 Girty
180 Dunmore's ambiguous Conduct
181 Daniel Boone
182 2nd Virginia Convention
183 Henry's Resolutions & Speech
184 Thomas Jefferson
185 Dunmore removes Gunpowder
186 Revolutionary Commotions
187 Patrick Henry extorts Compensation for Powder from Governor
188 Mecklenburg Declaration
189 Dunmore retires from Williamsburg
190 Washington made Commander-in-chief
191 Committee of Safety
192 Carrington, Read, Cabell
193 Death of Peyton Randolph
194 Randolphs of Virginia
195 Dunmore's War
196 Battle of Great Bridge
197 Committee of Safety & Colonel Henry
198 Dunmore's War, continued
199 Colonel Henry resigns
200 Convention at Williamsburg
201 Declaration of Rights & Constitution of Virginia
202 Patrick Henry, Governor
203 George Mason
204 Declaration of Independence
205 George Wythe
206 Benjamin Harrison, Jr, of Berkley
207 Thomas Nelson
208 Richard Henry Lee
209 Francis Lightfoot Lee
210 Carter Braxton
211 Dunmore retires from Virginia
212 Events of War in North
213 Death of General Hugh Mercer
214 Death of Richard Bland
215 Bland Genealogy
216 Petitions concerning Church Establishment
217 Scheme of Dictator
218 Hampden Sidney College
219 Virginia Navy
220 Examination of Charges against Richard Henry Lee
221 His Honorable Acquittal
222 Events of War in North
223 General Clark's Expedition to Northwest
224 Convention Troops removed to Charlottesville
225 Church Establishment abolished
226 Events of War in South
227 Battle of King's Mountain
228 Jefferson, Governor
229 Arthur Lee
230 Silas Deane
231 Dr Franklin
232 James Madison
233 Logan
234 Leslie's Invasion
235 Removal of Convention Troops
236 Arnold's Invasion
237 Battle of Cowpens & of Guilford
238 Phillips & Arnold invade Virginia
239 Cornwallis & La Fayette in Virginia
240 Nelson, Governor
241 Capture of Patriot
242 Barrens & Captain Starlins
243 Battle of Barges
244 Washington in North
243 Cornwallis occupies Yorktown
244 Battle of Eutaw Springs
245 Henry Lee
246 Washington invests Yorktown
247 Cornwallis surrenders.
   
9 1868 Spaniards in Florida Comprising notable settlement of Huguenots in 1564, & History & Antiquities of St. Augustine, Founded A.D. 1565
by Fairbanks, George R. (George Rainsford) 47,942W 192 3:12 M
1 1512 - 65 1st discovery,Juan Ponce de Leon 11
2 1562, 1566, 1568 Ribault, Laudonnière, & Menendez, Settlements of Huguenots, & foundation of St. Augustine
3 1585 attack on Fort Caroline
1 Escape of Laudonnière & others from Fort Caroline Adventures of fugitives
2 Site of Fort Caroline, afterwards called San Matteo
4 1565 Menendez's return to St. Augustine, Shipwreck of Ribault: Massacre of part of his command
5 1565 Fate of Ribault & his followers: Bloody massacre at Mantanzas
6 1568 - 85 Fortifying of St. Augustine, Disaffections & mutinies: Approval of Menendez' acts by king of Spain
7 1568 notable revenge of Dominic de Gourgues, Return of Menendez, Indian Mission
8 1586 - 1688 Sir Francis Drake's attack upon St. Augustine, Establishment of missions, Massacre of missionaries at St. Augustine
9 1688 - 1700 Subjection of Apalachian Indians, Construction of fort, sea wall
10 1702 - 32 Attack on St. Augustine by Gov. Moore of South Carolina: Difficulties with Georgians
11 1732 - 40 Siege of St. Augustine by Oglethorpe
12 1755, 1763, 1788 Completion of castle, Descriptions of St. Augustine century ago, English occupation of Florida
13 1783 - 1821 Re-cession of Florida to Spain, Erection of Parish Church, Change f flags
1 Transfer of Florida to USA American occupation, Ancient buildings
2 Present appearance of St. Augustine, as given by author of Thanatopsis, Its climate & salubrity
14 1565 - 1868 St. Augustine in its old age.
   
10 Road to Independence: Virginia 1763-1783 by Virginia History Government & Geography Service 47,866W 192 3:02
1
1 1763 Aftermath of Victory
2 New Generation in Politics: Britain & Virginia
3 1763 Political Philosophy of Virginia
2
1 1763 - 75 Road to Revolution
2 1763 - 5 Grenville Program
3 Western Lands Defense
4 New Revenue Program
5 1764 Currency Act
6 1764 Virginia & Stamp Act
7 1765 Stamp Act Resolves
8 1765 - 6 Stamp Act Crisis
9 1766 Repeal & Declaratory Act
10 1766 - 70 British Politics & Townshend Act
11 1766 - 8 Virginia Politics
12 1767 - 71 Townshend Act in Virginia
13 1770 - 73 False Interlude
14 1773 - 4 Road to Revolution
15 Boston Tea Party & Intolerable Acts
3
1 From Revolution to Independence
2 First Virginia Convention
3 Virginia & 1st Continental Congress
4 Great Britain Stiffens
5 War
6 Independence
4 Commonwealth of Virginia
1 Declaration of Rights
2 Declaration of Independence
3 1776 Virginia Constitution
4 British-Americans: Virginia Loyalists
5 1776 - 80 War at Home
5 War for Independence
1 1775 - 9 Virginians & Continental Army
2 Indian Wars
3 George Rogers Clark & Winning of West
4 1776 - 9 War & Eastern Virginia
5 Black Virginians in Revolution
6 1780 - 1 British Move South
7 1781 Invasion of Virginia
8 1781 Yorktown, September-October
9 1763 - 83 Chronology of Selected Events in Virginia
10 Declaration of Independence
11 Suggestive Questions for Exploring Virginia's Role in Winning of Independence

12 Suggested Student Activities.
12 1880 Curiosities of History Boston, September Seventeenth, 1630-1880 by Wheildon, William W. 38,011W 152 2:32 M
1 Topography of Boston
1 Peninsula
22 Islands
3 Anne Pollard
4 Curious Descriptions
5 Mill Creek
6 Great South Cove
7 North Cove
8 Boston Common
2 Public Ferries
1 Great Ferry
2 1630 Order of Court
3 Lease to Edward Converse
4 Ferry to Winnisimmet:
5 Grant to Harvard College
6 Bad "peag," money
7 Wampompeague
8 Judge Sewall over Ice
9 Charlestown mother of Boston
10 Andros Revolution & Fires
11 Portsmouth Stage
12 Paul Revere crossing
3 Boston Cornfields
1 Spragues at Charlestown
2 Dividing Land
3 Corn from Indians
4 Fencing Fields
5 Cornfields & Pastures
6 Granary
4 Puritan Government
1 Authority of Company
2 Ex post facto Laws
3 Punished for pun
4 Fines & Ear-cropping
5 Whipping through 3 towns
6 Set in his own Stocks
7 Regulating Dress of Women
8 "Body of Liberties"
9 Ward on Kissing Women
10 John Dunton on Laws
5 Narragansett Indians
1 Murder of Mr Oldham
2 Visit of Miantonomo to Gov Vane, Treaty
3 Narragansett Art
4 Coining money
5 Marriage of Children
6 Egyptian Custom
7 Marriage of Cleopatra
6 Names of Places, Streets
1 Curious Indian Names
2 Names of Streets, Taverns
3 Paddy Alley & William Paddy
4 Dates of Streets & Lanes
5 Royal Names, Names of Patriots, Puritans & Union Names
6 Names of Taverns & Shops
7 Number of Streets & Wharves
7 Persecution of Quakers
1 Church Government & Civil Government
2 Interference of King
3 1656 Arrival of Quakers
4 Execution of Quakers
5 1661 Order from King
6 Hutchinson's Opinion
7 Triumph of Quakers
8 Their Meeting House
9 Meetings discontinued
8 First Newspaper in America
1 1st ever issued in writing
2 1583 Gazette in Venice
3 1588 English Mercury
4 1690 "Publick Occurrences"
5 Legislative Interference
6 To cure 'Spirit of Lying'
7 Christian Indians
8 Massacre of French Indians
9 General character of paper & its reading matter
9 Curious Boston Lectures
1 History of Boston
2 "Boston's Ebenezer:"
3 Stone of Help
4 Widows & Orphans
5 Hope in God
6 Appeal to Public Officers
7 Household Religion
8 Fanaticism & Declamation
10 1774 - 5 Remarkable Proclamations
1 March 29, War against France
2 October 18, On account of Riot
3 October 19, War against Indians
4 October 20, Thanksgiving Day
5 Nov 2, Rewards for Indian scalps
6 1745 March 25, For Fast Day
7 "July 8, Thanksgiving Day
8 "Sept 6, For Fast Day
9 "November 22, Sailor's Riot
10 "November 25, Thanksgiving
11 Popular Puritan Literature
1 Earthquake in Boston
2 Deborah: Bee
3 Popish Invasion of England
4 Scotch Rebellion
12 Revolutionary Proclamations
1 Gen Gage's Administration
2 Shutting up of Boston Harbor
3 Election of delegates to Congress:
4 General Gage's Proclamation
5 Against non-importation league
6 Remarkable Proclamation for promotion of Piety & Virtue
7 Its Character & Observance
13 Curiosities of Market
1 Supplies of Gov Winthrop
2 Bartering for Furs
3 Scarcity of Provisions
4 Hunting, Game, Fish
5 Living in Olden Time
6 Supplies for British fleet.
   
1 Education of Henry Adams
by Henry Brooks ADAMS 1838 - 1918
264,000W 1,056 17:37:27
1 1838 - 48 Quincy
2 1848 - 54 Boston
3 1850-1854 Washington
4 1854 - 8 Harvard College
5 1858 - 9 Berlin
6 1859 - 60 Rome
7 1860 - 1 Treason
8 1861 Diplomacy
9 1862 Foes or Friends
10 1862 Political Morality
11 1863 Battle of Rams
12 1863 Eccentricity
13 1864 Perfection of Human Society
14 1865 - 6 Dilettantism
15 1867 - 8 Darwinism
16 1868 Press
17 1869 President Grant
18 1869 - 70 Free Fight
19 1871 Failure
20 1892 20 Years After
21 1893 Chicago
22 1894 - 8 Silence
23 1898 - 9 Indian Summer
24 1900 Dynamo & Virgin
25 1901 Twilight
26 1901 Teufelsdrockh
27 1902 Height of Knowledge
28 1902 Abyss of Ignorance
29 1903 Vis Inertiae
30 1903 Grammar of Science
31 1903 - 4 Vis Nova
32 1904 Dynamic Theory of History
33 1904 Law of Acceleration
34 1905 Nunc Age.
2 1817 History of Mackenzies, with genealogies of principal families of name
by Mackenzie, Alexander
162,260W 649 10:48
3 American Men of Mind
By Burton E. STEVENSON (1872 - 1962)
135,000W 540 8:59:36
1 Men of Mind
2 Writers of Prose
3 Writers of Verse
4 Painters
5 Sculptors
6 Stage
7 Scientists & Educators
8 Philanthropists & Reformers
9 Men of Affairs
10 Inventors.
4 Diary from Dixie by Chestnut 424 14:32:29.
5 1917 Ten American Girls From History
 by Sweetser, Kate Dickinson
98,742W 395 6:35
1 Pocahontas: Indian Girl of Virginia Forest
2 Dorothy Quincy: Girl of Colonial Days Who Heard 1st Gun Fired for Independence
3 Molly Pitcher: Brave Gunner of Battle of Monmouth
4 Elizabeth Van Lew: Girl Who Risked All that Slavery Might be Abolished & Union Preserved
5 Ida Lewis: Girl Who Kept Lime Rock Burning: Heroic Life-saver
6 Clara Barton: "Angel of Battlefields"
7 Virginia Reed: Midnight Heroine of Plains in Pioneer Days of America
8 Louisa M. Alcott: Author of "Little Women"
9 Clara Morris: Girl Who Won Fame as Actress
10 Anna Dickinson: Girl Orator.
6 1895 Hero Tales from American history
by lodge 1850-1924
83,750W 335 5:34:10 153M
1 Washington
2 Daniel Boone & Founding of Kentuky
3 George Rogers Clark & Conquest of Northwest
4 Battle of Trenton
5 Bennington
6 King's Mountain
7 Storming of Stony Point
8 Gouvenour Morris
9 Burning of Philidelphia
10 Cruise of Wasp
11 General Armstrong Privateer
12 Battle of New Orleans
13 John Quincy Adams & Right to Petition
14 Francis Parkman
15 Remember Alamo
16 Hampton Roads
17 Flag Bearer
18 Death of Stonewall Jackson
19 Charge at Gettysburg
20 General Grant & Vicksburg Campaign
21 Robert Gould Shaw
22 Charles Russell Lowel
23 Sheridan At Cedar Creek
24 Lueitenant Cushing & Albormarle
25 Ferregut at Mobile Bay
26 Lincoln.
7 1905 Childs Book American Biography
by Henry Stimson 1867-1950
70,750W 283 4:42:38 129M
1 Forward & George Washington
2 William Penn
3 John Paul Jones
4 John Singleton Copley
5 Benjamin Franklin
6 Louis Agassiz
7 Dorothea Lynde Dix
8 Ulysses Simpson Grant
9 Clara Barton
10 Abraham Lincoln
11 Robert Edward Lee
12 John James Audobon
13 Robert Fulton
14 George Peabody
15 Daniel Webster
16 Augustus St. Gaudens
17 Hengry David Thoreau
18 Louisa May Alcott
19 Samuel Finley Breese Morse
20 William Hickling Prescott
21 Phillips Brooks
22 Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain)
23 Joe Jefferson
24 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
25 James McNeill Whistler
26 Ralph Waldo Emerson
27 Jane Addams
28 Luther Burbank
29 Jane Addams
30 Thomas Alva Edison.
8 1901 American Leaders & Heroes preliminary text-book in United States History
by Gordy, Wilbur Fisk
70,473W 282 4:42
1 CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS & DISCOVERY OF AMERICA,
2 HERNANDO DE SOTO & DISCOVERY OF MISSISSIPPI,
3 SIR WALTER RALEIGH & 1ST ENGLISH ATTEMPTS TO COLONIZE AMERICA
4 JOHN SMITH & SETTLEMENT OF JAMESTOWN
5 NATHANIEL BACON & UPRISING OF PEOPLE IN VIRGINIA IN 1676
6 MILES STANDISH & PILGRIMS
7 ROGER WILLIAMS & PURITANS
8 WILLIAM PENN & SETTLEMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA
9 CAVELIER DE LA SALLE & FRENCH IN MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
10 GEORGE WASHINGTON, BOY SURVEYOR & YOUNG SOLDIER
11 JAMES WOLFE, HERO OF QUEBEC
12 PATRICK HENRY & STAMP ACT
13 SAMUEL ADAMS & BOSTON TEA PARTY
14 PAUL REVERE & BATTLE OF CONCORD & LEXINGTON
15 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN & AID FROM FRANCE
16 GEORGE WASHINGTON, VIRGINIA PLANTER & REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER
17 NATHANIEL GREENE, HERO OF SOUTH, & FRANCIS MARION, "SWAMP FOX,"
18 DANIEL BOONE, KENTUCKY PIONEER
19 THOMAS JEFFERSON & LOUISIANA PURCHASE
20 ROBERT FULTON & STEAMBOAT
21 ANDREW JACKSON, UPHOLDER OF UNION
22 DANIEL WEBSTER, DEFENDER & EXPOUNDER OF CONSTITUTION
23 SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE & ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
24 ABRAHAM LINCOLN, LIBERATOR OF SLAVES
25 ULYSSES SIMPSON GRANT & CIVIL WAR
26 SOME LEADERS & HEROES IN WAR WITH SPAIN.
9 1872 Daniel Boone by John Abbott 162 7:48:07.
10 1956 Knight of Molokai by Eva Betz 162 7:48:07.
1 1911 History of American Literature
by Halleck, Reuben Post
112,861W 452 7:32
1 COLONIAL LITERATURE
2 EMERGENCE OF NATION
3 NEW YORK GROUP
4 NEW ENGLAND GROUP
5 SOUTHERN LITERATURE
6 WESTERN LITERATURE
7 EASTERN REALISTS GLANCE BACKWARD.
2 Loss of S. S. Titanic
by Lawrence BEESLEY 1877 - 1967
82,250W 329 5:28:40
3 1918 Girl Scout Movement in Public Schools
by May Marsh
54,500W 218 3:38:11 100M
1 Girl Scout Movement
2 Girl Scouts
3 Girl Scouts as an Educational Force
4 Girl Scouts, Their Works, Ways & Plays
5 Girl Scouts Their History & Practice
6 Why I Believe in Scouting for Girls
7 Girl Scouts Training School for Womanhood
8 How Scouting Began
9 Girl Scout Leaders
10 Educational Work of Girl Scouts
11 Tadger Tales
12 Brownies.
4 Dancing Mania
by Justus HECKER 1795 - 1850
46,500W 186 3:05:42
1 Dancing Mania in Germany & Netherlands
1 St John's Dance
2 St Vitus's Dance
3 Causes
4 More Ancient Dancing Plagues
5 Physicians
6 Decline & Termination of Dancing Plague
2 Dancing Mania in Italy
1 Tarantism
2 More Ancient Traces - Causes
3 Increase
4 Idiosyncrasies - Music
5 Hysteria
6 Decrease
3 Dancing Mania in Abyssinia
4 Sympathy - Sect 1.
5 1930 Spirit of Youth & City Streets 1860 – 1935
By Jane Addams
42,500W 170 2:49:09 77.4M
1 Youth in City
2 Wrecked Foundations of Domesticity
3 Quest for Adventure
4 House of Dreams
5 Spirit of Youth & Industry
6 Thirst for Righteaousness.
6 1888 Base-Ball How to Become Player, With Origin, History & Explanation of Game
by Ward, John Montgomery
41,799W 168 2:48
1 INQUIRY INTO ORIGIN OF BASE-BALL, WITH BRIEF SKETCH OF ITS HISTORY
2 THEORY OF GAME
3 CHAPTER FOR LADIES
4 TRAINING
5 PITCHER
6 CATCHER
7 1ST BASEMAN
8 2ND BASEMAN
9 3RD BASEMAN
10 SHORT-STOP
11 LEFT-FIELDER
12 CENTRE-FIELDER
13 RIGHT-FIELDER
14 BATTER
15 BASE-RUNNER
16 CURVE PITCHING.
       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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