A History of the United States

by Charles Kendall Adams; William P. Trent

first call for troops, [453];

strategic plans, [469];

circular letter, [499];

reply to Greeley, [p. 396 n.];

his firmness toward Great Britain, [511];

opposition to, [542];

reëlected, [544];

changes in Cabinet, [545];

his efforts for peace, [547];

policy toward the South, [554], [563];