"1683-1920" / The Fourteen Points and What Became of Them—Foreign Propaganda in the Public Schools—Rewriting the History of the United States—The Espionage Act and How It Worked—"Illegal and Indefensible Blockade" of the Central Powers—1,000,000 Victims of Starvation—Our Debt to France and to Germany—The War Vote in Congress—Truth About the Belgian Atrocities—Our Treaty with Germany and How Observed—The Alien Property Custodianship—Secret Will of Cecil Rhodes—Racial Strains in American Life—Germantown Settlement of 1683 and a Thousand Other Topics

by Frederick Franklin Schrader

• Campbell, Douglas, on Composition of American People: [17]
• Carnegie, Andrew, on British-American Union: [197-8]
• Cavell, Edith, Executed by Germans;
  Execution Justified by Col. E. R. West: [46]
• Chamberlain, Senator, Speech on English Threats: [74]
• Cheradame, Andre, French Propagandist, Conspires Against President Wilson: [187]
• Christiansen, Hendrik, True Explorer of the Hudson River: [48]
• Clemenceau, Premier Georges, Blames France for War of 1870-71: [241]
• Cobb, Sanford H., Story of the Palatines: [104]
• Concord, The; Brought Germantown Settlers: [121]
• Concord Society, The;
  Objects of: [47]
• Cramb, Prof. J. A., on Germany’s Lofty Spirit: [51]
• Cramps, Shipbuilders: [125]
• Creasy, Prof. E. S., on the German Race: [18]
• Creel and the Sisson Documents: [44]
• Cromberger, Johann: [45]
• Custer, General George A., a Hessian Descendant: [45]

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• Daimler, Gottlieb, Inventor of the Gas Engine: [138]
• Danzig: [60], [85]
• DeKalb, Major General Johann von: [48]
• “Dial, The,” on French Propaganda: [187]
• Dillon, Dr. E. J., on Alsace-Lorraine: [11]
• Dorsheimer, Hon. William: [49]
• Dual Citizenship: [49]
• Dutch and German: [49]

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• Earling, Albert J., Railway President: [50]
• Eckert, Thomas: [50]
• Election of 1916 and the League of Nations Covenants: [51]
• President Wilson’s Colloquy with Senator McCumber: [56]
• Foreign Minister Hanotaux Promised American Aid in 1914: [57]
• Eliot, Prof. Charles W.,
  on German Civilization: [50]
• England Plundered American Commerce: [51]
• Refuses Loan to United States in Civil War: [110]
• Threatens United States Through Canada: [73]
• English Government Offers $8 for American Scalps: [136]
• View of Paul Jones: [139]
• First to Use Poison Gas: [192]
• Tribute to Germany’s Lofty Spirit: [51]
• Opinion of Prussians in 1815: [58]
• Investment in Confederate Bonds: [114]
• Propaganda in Public Schools: [20]
• White Book Justifies Invasion of Belgium: [207]
• Statesmen Denounce American Union: [113]
• “English-Speaking Union”: [198]
• Erzberger, Appeal to Conscience of America: [90]
• Espionage Act, Vote on: [58]
• How Administered: [59]
• Report of Civil Liberties Bureau;
  New York “Sun” Quoted: [63]
• Friends of German Democracy;
  Mrs. William Jay;
  German Masons in New Jersey: [64]
• Exports and Imports in 1914: [58]

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• Fisher, Admiral,
  Justifies German Submarines: [212]
• Foreign Residents Assured as to their Investments: [230]
• Fourteen Points, The;
  History of: [86]
• France’s Historic Relations with the United States: [76]
• Franklin, Benjamin: [80]
• Alarmed by German Immigration: [81]
• Praises German Population: [83]
• Frederick the Great and the American Colonies: [84]
• Prevents Russian Alliance with England Against Colonies;
  Offers American Cruisers Refuge at Danzig: [85]
• Free Masons in New Jersey Against Language Edict: [64]
• Fresch, Hermann, Sulphur King: [224]
• Fricke, Albert Paul,
  Tried for Treason and Acquitted: [67]
• Friends of German Democracy: [64]
• Fritchie, Barbara,
  Immortalized by Whittier: [90]

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• Gas, Poison, First Employed by English: [192]
• George III, a “German King”?: [20]
• Macaulay on: [21]
• George, Lloyd,
  Denounces Atrocities Against Boers: [41]
• German American Captains of Industry: [94]
• German Element in American Life: [102]
• Mechanics in Jamestown Settlement: [91]
• In Virginia: [105]
• Moravians First Settlers in Ohio: [107]
• On Indian Border in Pennsylvania: [108]
• Settle Frankfort and Louisville, Ky: [109]
• Ardent patriots in Revolution: [105], [109], [175], [181]
• Early Western Border Occupied by: [108]
• Protest Against Slavery: [180]
• First Proclamation of Independence: [175]
• Praise for Their Republican Virtues: [180]
• In Civil War: [114]
• In Confederate Army: [120]
• Ideals of Liberty: [154]
• Women Spies Executed by French: [49]
• In American Art, Science and Literature: [91]
• Praised by Franklin: [83]
• Praised by Washington: [245]
• Praised by Jefferson: [141]
• First Newspapers: [91]
• George Bancroft on: [105]
• Subscriptions to Liberty Loan: [153]
• In Massachusetts Bay Colony: [156]
• Keeps Missouri in the Union: [159]
• German Emperor Decides Vancouver Boundary Dispute in Our Favor: [39]
• Germantown Settlement: [121]
• Germany; Why Strengthened Her Army: [124]
• Treatment of France After War of 1870-71: [90]
• Conduct During Civil War: [110]
• Buys $600,000,000 of Union Bonds: [111]
• Bancroft Quoted: [39]
• Sends Relief During Civil War: [90]
• Godfrey, Inventor of Quadrant: [178]
• Gould, B. A.;
  Civil War Statistics: [115]
• Grey, Sir Edward,
  on Humanity in War: [132]
• Griffis, Dr. William Elliot,
  on German Element: [104]
• Early German Mechanics: [105]
• On Jacob Leisler: [146]
• On Teutonic Influence: [178-9]
• On Bay Colony Aristocracy: [181]
• On Confusing Germans with Dutch: [49]
• Guizot, on German Love of Liberty: [154]

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