"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

• Hagner, Peter: [124]
• Haiman, Louis,
  “Swordmaker of the Confederacy”: [227]
• Hanotaux, Foreign Minister,
  on Assurances Given France in 1914 by American Ambassadors: [56]
• Harris, Frank,
  on Germany and England: [155]
• Hartford Convention, The: [124]
• Hempel: [125]
• “Herald,” New York,
  Urges Hanging of German Americans: [125]
• Hereshoffs and Cramps: [125]
• Herkimer, General Nicholas,
  Hero of Oriskany: [125]
• Hervé, Gustave, on Alsace Lorraine: [12]
• On Poison Gas: [192]
• Hessians, The: [125]
• Swell Jackson’s Stonewall Brigade;
  Where Settled: [129]
• General Custer, Descended from: [45]
• Hillegas, Michael,
  First Treasurer of the United States: [129]
• Hitchcock, Senator Gilbert M.,
  on Seizure of Alien Property: [232]
• House, Col. E. M.;
  Reputed Author of “Philip Dru, Administrator”: [130]
• Influences President on Surrender of Saar Valley: [131]
• Friend of Lloyd George;
  Attended School in England: [130]

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• Ibanez, Vincente Blasco,
  French Propaganda Agent: [185]
• Ideals of Liberty: [154]
• Illiteracy of Contending Countries: [132]
• Immigration: [132]
• Germantown: [177]
• Indians, Tories and German Settlements: [135]
• Invention of Telephone, Gas Engine,
  Photographic Lenses, etc.: [138]
• “Issues and Events”: [69]

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• Jaeger, Pastor,
  Murdered for Being German: [67]
• Jay, Mrs. William,
  Leads Campaign to Suppress German Music: [64]
• Jefferson, Thomas,
  on German Immigrants: [141]
• On English Hyphenates: [140]
• On Virginia Blue Laws: [184]
• On Longing for an English King: [24]
• Jones, John Paul;
  English View of: [139]

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• Kapp, Frederich,
  History of American People: [102-4]
• King, Senator, of Utah,
  Bill Canceling Charter of the German American Alliance: [69]
• Knobel, Caspar,
  Captures Jefferson Davis: [142]
• Knownothing Party: [142]
• Koerner, Gustav,
  on Political Character of German Americans: [143]
• Krech, Alvin W.:
• Kudlich, Dr. Hans,
  the Peasant Emancipator: [143]

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• Langlotz, Prof. C. A.,
  Author of “Old Nassau”: [145]
• Lee, Lighthouse Harry: [148]
• Lehman, Philip Theodore,
  William Penn’s Secretary: [145]
• Lehmann, Frederick William: [145]
• Leisler, Jacob,
  First Martyr to Cause of American Independence: [145]
• Lieber, Francis: [146]
• Founder, “Encyclopedia Americana”: [147]
• Legal Advisor to Lincoln Government;
  Author of “Instructions for the Armies in the Field”: [148]
• Lincoln, Abraham,
  of German Extraction?: [148]
• London “Times” in 1862: [113]
• Long, Frances L.,
  One of Custer’s Sergeants and Survivor Greeley Arctic Expedition: [152]
• Lossing, Benson J.,
  on Our Debt to France: [77]
• On Jacob Leisler: [146]
• On Conrad Weiser: [245]
• Lowell, James Russell;
  American People Not English: [17]
• Ludwig, Christian,
  Purveyor of the Revolutionary Army: [153]

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