Morris, Gouverneur, and framing of Constitution, [204].
Morse, C. F., on feeling in Union army towards South Carolina, [307].
Motley, J. L., best work, [68]; advice to historians, [74], [75]; and manuscript sources, [86], [91]; Bourne’s unfinished biography, [196].
Nation, as historical source, [95]; J. D. Cox as contributor, [187]; circulation, [270]; foundation, [273]; weekly edition of Evening Post, [274]. See also Godkin.
Necker, Mme. See Curchod.
Negro suffrage, opposition of J. D. Cox, [186].
Nerva, as “gray emperor,” [127].
“New English Dictionary,” importance of quotations in, [55].
New York Custom-house, Hayes’s reforms and appointments, [254].
New York Weekly Tribune, influence, [31], [90], [91], [267]. See also Greeley.