[A], [B], [C], [D], [E], [F], [G], [H], [I], [J], [K], [L], [M], [N], [O], [P], [Q], [R], [S], [T], [U], [V], [W], [Y], [Z]
A
Aaron (ā´r*on), [3]
Aboukir (å-bōō-kēr´) Bay, [75]
Achilles (å-kĭl´ēz), [12]
Acre (ä´kêr), (see Akka)
Africa (ăf´rĭ-kå), [32]
Akka (ä´kå), [49]
Albany (ôl´bå-nĭ), [118]
Alciun (*al´sĭ-ŭn), [33]
Alden (ôl´dĕn), John, [162]
Alexander (ăl´´ĕg-zăn´dĕr) the Great, [20-24];
conquers Persia, [22]
Alexandria (ăl´´ĕg-zăn´drĭ-å), [24]
Alfred (ăl´frĕd), King, [37], [41]
Alfred the Great, (see Alfred, King)
Alps (ălps) Mountains, [69]
Annapolis (ă-nåp´*o-lĭs), [342]
“Apology of Socrates,” [19]
Arden (är´dĕn), Mary, [58]
“Ashland,” [325]
Asia Minor (ā´shå mī´nḛr), [26]
Athens (ăth´ĕnz), [15]
Aztecs (ăz´tĕks), [90]
B
Baltimore (bôl´tĭ-mōr), (See Calvert, George)
Barton (bär´tŭn), Clara, [358-364]
Battle Hill, [44]
Beacon Hill, [174]
Blackstone, William, [173]
Bon Homme Richard (b*o-n*om rē´´-shär´), [212]
Boone (bōōn), Daniel, [232-240]
Boulogne (bōō-lŏn´; Fr. bōō´´lō´ṅy), [36]
Bowdoin (bō´d’n) College, [368]
Bowie (bō´*e), Colonel James, [265]
Braddock (brăd´*ok), General Edward, [301]
Bradford (brăd´fḛrd), William, [162]
Brandywine (brăn´dĭ-wīn´´), battle of, [205], [304]
Brewster (brōō´stḛr), Elder, [161]
Britain (brit´ån), [28]
Bryant (brē´ånt), William Cullen, [332]
Bull Run, battle of, [345]
Burr (bŭr), Colonel Aaron, [304], [308]
C
Cabot (kă´b*ot), John, [145]
Cadiz (kā´dĭz), [113]
Cæsar (sē´zår), Julius, [24-31]
Calhoun (kăl-hōōn´), John C., [320-327]
Calvert (kăl´vûrt), Cecil, [180-185]
Calvert (kăl´vûrt), Leonard, [180-185]
Cape Cod, [162]
Cartier (kär´tyå´), Jacques, [151]
Carver (kär´vḛr), John, [161]
Cassandra (kă-săn´drå), [13]
Cathay (cå´thā), (see China)
Champlain (shăm-plān´), Samuel, sieur de, [151-160]
Charlemagne (shär´lĕ-mān), (see Charles the Great)
Charles the Great, [33-36]
Charles Martel, Duke, [32]
China (chī´nå), [79]
Circe (sûr´sē), [14]
Claiborne (klā´bûrn), William, [183]
Clarence, Duke of, (see William the Fourth)
Clark (klärk), George Rogers, [240-247]
Clark, William, [250-257]
Clay (klā), Henry, [320-325]
Code Napoleon, [69]
Columbus (k*o-lŭm´b*us), Christopher, [78-84]
Congo (kŏn´gō), [132]
Constantinople (kŏn´´stăn-tĭ-nō´pl), [36]
Cook, Frederick A., [139]
Copenhagen (kō´´p*en-hā´g*en), [76]
Cornwallis (kôrn-wăl´´ĭs), General Charles, [206], [217]
Corsica (kôr´sĭ-kå), [66]
Cortes (kōr´´tās´) Hernando, [89-95]
Cotton-gin (kŏt´n-jĭn), [267]
Crockett (krŏk´ĕt), David, [258-265]
Cromwell (krŏm´wĕl), Oliver, [61-65]
Crusades (krōō-sāds´), [48]
Cyclops (sē´klŏps), [13]
Czar (zär), [31]
D
Danes (dāns), [38]
Darien (dā´rĭ-ĕn), [105]
Darius (dă-rī´ŭs), King of Persia, [21]
Dark Ages, [32]
Dauphin (dô´fĭn), [52]
David (dā´vĭd), [6-10], [40];
kills Goliath, [8]
Davis (dā´vĭs), Jefferson, [342]
Declaration of Independence, [184], [188], [301], [313]
Denmark (dĕn´märk), [76]
De Soto (dē´sō´to), Hernando, [96-101]
Dewey (dū´ĭ), Admiral George, [356]
Dictator (dĭk´tā-tḛr), [29]
Domesday (dōōms´dā), Book, [46]
Douglas (dŭg´lis), Stephen A., [331]
Drake (drāk), Sir Francis, [102-109]
Duke Charles, (see Charles Martel)
Dutch East India Company, [115]
E
Edison (ĕd´ĭ-s*un), Thomas Alva, [285-291]
Edward the Confessor, King, [43]
Egypt (ē´jĭpt), [22]
Egyptians (*e-jĭp´sh*ans), [3]
El Dorado (*el d*o-rä´dō), [113]
Eliab (*e-lī´åb), [7]
Elijah (*e-li´jå), [308]
Elizabeth (*e-lĭz´å-beth), Queen, [61], [105], [109]
Emancipation Proclamation, [331]
England (ĭn´gl*and), [108]
Epic (ĕp´ĭk), [12]
“Et tu Brute!”, [30]
Europe (ū´r*op), [32]
Exodus (ĕk´s*o-dŭs), [4]
F
Farragut (făr´å-gŭt), David, [346-352]
Ferdinand (fḛr´dĭ-nănd), King, [80]
Field, Cyrus W., [278]
Fort Donelson (dŏn´*el-s*un), battle of, [339]
Fort Duquesne (dōō-kān´), [234], [301]
Fort Henry (hĕn´rĭ), battle of, [339]
Fort Sumter (sŭm´tḛr), [362]
Forum (fō´rŭm), Roman, [26]
Fox (fŏks), George, [185]
Franklin (frănk´lĭn), Benjamin, [203], [271], [290], [292-296]
Franks (frăṅks), [32]
French (frĕnsh), [32]
Fulton (fōōl´t*un), Robert, [270-273]
G
Gama (gä´mä), Vasco da, [84]
Gauls (gâls), [27]
Genoa (jĕn´ō-å), [78]
George the Third, King, [313]
Germans (jûr´m*ans), [36]
Gettysburg (gĕt´tĭs-bŭrg) Address, Lincoln’s, [332]
Gibraltar (jī-brâl´tēr), [152]
“Give me Liberty or give me Death,” [194]
Gladiators (glăd´ĭ-ā´´-tḛr), [27]
Gods and Goddesses, [12]
“Golden Hind,” The, [105]
Golden Rule, [177]
Goliath (g*o-lī´ăth), [8]
Good Hope, Cape of, [84]
Gordian (gôr´dĭ-ăn) knot, [22]
Graces (grā´s*ez), The, [15]
Grant (grănt), General Ulysses S., [332-340]
Greece (grēs), [10]
Greene (grēn), General Nathanael, [266]
Guerrilla (gĕ-rĭl´å) warfare, [219]
H
Hamilton (hăm´ĭl-t*un), Alexander, [301-309]
Hamilton, Henry, [241]
Hampden (håmp´d*en), John, [64]
Hale (hāl), Captain Nathan, [194-201]
“Halfmoon,” The, [115]
Harold, King, [44]
Harvard (här´vård), University, [342], [355]
Hastings (hās´tĭngz), battle of, [44]
Hawkins (hô´kĭnz), Sir John, [103]
Hayne (hān), Robert Y., [326]
Hector (hĕk´tḛr), [12]
Helen (hĕl´ĕn) of Troy, [12]
Henry of Navarre, King, (see Henry the Fourth)
Henry the Fourth, King, [151]
Henry, Patrick, [190-194], [242]
Henson (hĕn´sŭn), Matthew, [139]
Homer (hō´mḛr), [10]
Horn, Cape, [105]
House of Burgesses, Virginia, [193]
Houston (hūs´t*un), General Sam, [264]
Howe (how), Elias, [282-285]
Howe, General William, [196]
Hudson (hŭd´s*un), Henry, [115-120]
I
“I have not yet begun to fight,” [214]
“Iliad,” the, [12]
Ilium (ĭl´ĭ-*um), (see Troy)
India (ĭn´dĭ-å), [79], [84]
“I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country,” [201]
Iroquois (ĭr´´*o-kwoī´), [154]
Isabella (ĭz´´å-bĕl´å), Queen, [80]
Israel (ēs´´rä-ĕl), [7]
Italy (ĭt´å-lĭ; It. Italia), [78]
Ithaca (ĭth´å-kå), [13]
J
Jackson (jăk´s*un), Andrew, [260], [315-320]
Jefferson (jĕf´ḛr-s*un), Thomas, [242], [309-314]
Jerusalem (j*e-rōō´så-lĕm), [48]
Joan (jō´ăn) of Arc, [52-57]
John, King, [47]
Joliet (zh*o´´ly*a´), Louis, [121]
Jonathan (jŏn´ă-th*an), [10]
Jones (jōns), John Paul, [208-216]
K
Kaiser (kī´zḛr), [31]
Kent Island, [183]
King’s College, [302]
L
Ladrone (lă-drōn´) Islands, [88]
Lafayette (lä´fā-yet´´), Marquis de, [201-208], [276], [304]
La Plata (lä plä´tä) River, [86]
La Salle (lä säl), Robert, Cavalier de, [120]
Latin (lăt´ĭn), [25]
Lee, Richard Henry, [193], [311]
Lee, General Robert E., [340], [341-346]
Lewis (lōō´ĭs) and Clark (klärk) Expedition, [247-257], [314]
Lewis (lōō´is), Meriwether, [248]
Lincoln (lĭng´kŭn), Abraham, [318], [327-332]
Lion-hearted Richard, [47-51]
Livingstone (lĭv´ĭng-stŭn), David, [126-136]
Lombards (lŏm´bărds), [33]
Longfellow (lŏng´fĕl-*o), Henry Wadsworth, [167], [356-371]
Louisiana (Lōō´´ē-zē-ă´nå) Purchase, [314]
M
Macedon (măs´*e-dŏn), [20]
Madison (măd´ĭ-s*un), President James, [325]
Magellan (må-jĕl´ån), Ferdinand, [84-89]
Manassas, battle of, (see Bull Run)
Manhattan, [116]
Marconi (mär-kō´nĭ), Guglielmo, [278]
Marengo (mă-rĕng´*o), battle of, [69]
Marianne (see Ladrone Islands)
Marie Antoinette (mă´´rē´ ăn´´twå-nĕt´), Queen, [76]
Marion (măr´ē-*on), General Francis, [217-223]
Marquette (mär´kĕt´´), Father Jacques, [121]
Maryland (mĕr´ĭ-lånd), [182]
“Mayflower”, the, [160]
McCormick (må-kôr´mĭk), Cyrus H., [279-282]
McKinley (mā-kĭn´lĭ), President William, [356]
Mexican (mĕks´ĭ-kăn) War, [339]
“Might makes Right,” [31]
Milton (mĭl´tŭn), John, [170]
Miriam (mĭr´ē-ăm), [1]
Mississippi (mĭs´´ĭs-sĭp´pĭ) River, [101], [120]
Mobile (mŏ-bēl´) Bay, battle of, [350]
Moffatt (mŏf´ĕt), Doctor Robert, [128]
Mohammed (mō-hăm´ĕd), [32]
Moluccas (mō-lŭk´åz), (see Spice Islands)
Monroe (mŏn-rō´), President James, [207]
Montcalm (môn´´käm´), Marquis de, [225]
Monterey (mŏn-tĕ-rā´), battle of, [339]
Montezuma (mŏn´´t*e-zōō´må), Emperor, [91]
“Monticello” (mŏn´´tĭ-sĕl´ō), [311]
Montreal (mŏn´´trē-ôl´), [120], [152]
Morse (mŏrs), Samuel Finley Breese, [274-278]
Moses, [1-6], [308];
in the bulrushes, [1]
Mount Sinai (Sī´nī), [6]
Mount Vernon (vûr´nŭn), [300]
N
Naples (nā´plz), Queen of, [76]
Napoleon Bonaparte (nå-pō´lē-on bō´nå-pärt), [65-72], [314]
Naval Academy, U. S., [342]
Nebo (nē´bō), [6]
Nelson (nĕl´s*un), Admiral Horatio, [72-77]
New Netherland (nĕth´ḛr-lănd), [116]
New Orleans (ôr´l*e-ånz), [314], [349];
battle of, [318]
Niagara (nī-ă´gå-rå) Falls, [122]
Nightingale (nīt´ĭn-gāl), Florence, [362]
Nile (nīl) River, [24]
Northmen, [38]
North Pole, discovery of, [137]
O
“Odyssey,” the, [12]
“Old Hickory,” [318]
Oliver (ŏl´ĭ-vûr), [34]
Orleans (ôr´l*e-ånz), [53]
Oxford (ŏks´fḛrd), University, [185]
P
paladins (păl´å-dĭns), [34]
Panama (păn-å-mä´), Isthmus of, (see Darien)
Paris (Pă´rĭs; Fr. pä´´rē´), [12]
Passover (pås´ō´´vḛr), [4]
Patagonia (pă´´tå-gō´nĭ-å), [87]
Patrician (på-trĭsh´*an), [26]
Patroclus (på-trō´klŭs), [12]
Peary (pē´rĭ), Marie Snowbaby, [141]
Admiral Robert E., [137]
Penelope (p*e-nĕl´*o-p*e), [14]
Pennsylvania (pĕn´´sĭl-vā´nĭ-å), [185]
Penn (pĕn), Admiral Sir William, [185];
William, [152], [178], [185]
Pericles (pĕr´ĭ-klēs), [15]
Persia (pḛr´zhå), [21]
Pharaoh (fā´rō; fā´r*a-ō), [1], [5]
Philadelphia (fĭl´´å-dĕl´fĭ-å), [188]
Philip (fĭl´ĭp) King of Macedon, [20]
Philistines (fĭ-lĭs´tĭns; fĭl´ĭs-tĭns), [7]
philosophers (fĭ-lŏs´*o-fḛrs), [16]
Pilgrims (pĭl´grĭms), [150], [161]
Plato (plā´tō), [19]
Plymouth (plĭ´m*uth), [108], [160]
Pocahontas (pō´´cå-hŏn´tås), [150]
Pompey (pŏm´pĭ), [28]
Ponce de Leon (pōn´thā dā lā´on), [96]
“Poor Richard’s Almanac,” [294]
Pope (pōp), [33];
Leo, [36]
Portugal (pôr´t*u-gål), [78]
Priam (prī´ăm), King, [12]
Providence (prŏv´ĭ-d*ens), [180]
Psalms (säms), [10]
Putnam (pŭt´nåm), General Israel, [196]
Q
Quakers (kwāk´ḛrs), [177], [185]
Quebec (kwē-bĕk´), [151], [224]
R
Raleigh (rô´lĭ), Sir Walter, [109]
Ranger (rān´jḛr), [209]
Red Sea, [4]
Rheims (räṅs; Eng. rēmz), [52]
Richard, King, [47]
Robert, Duke of Normandy, [42]
Roland, [34]
Rolfe, John, [150]
Rome (rōm), [24], [25]
Roosevelt (rō´z*e-vĕlt), Theodore, [352]
Rouen (rü´´äṅ´), [57], [120]
Rubicon (rōō´bĭ-kŏn), [29]
S
St. Helena (h*e-lē´nå), [71]
St. Lawrence (lô´r*ens) River, [120]
Saladin (săl´ă-dĭn), [49]
Samuel, [7]
Saracens (săr´å-sĕns), [32]
Saul (sôl), King, [7], [40]
schools of philosophy, [16]
Schuyler (skī´lḛr), General Philip, [306]
Scylla (sĭl´å) and Charybdis (kå-rĭb´dĭs), [14]
Senate (sĕn´*at), (Roman), [28]
Senlac (sĕn´lăk) Hill (see Battle Hill)
Shakespeare (shāk´-spēr), William, [30], [58]
Sirens (sī´rĕnz), [14]
Smith, Captain John, [116], [145-150]
Society of Friends, (see Quakers)
Socrates (sŏk´rå-tĕz), [15]
“Socratic method,” [17]
Solomon (sŏl´*o-m*un), King, [10], [24]
“Song of Roland,” [34]
South Sea, (see Pacific Ocean)
Spain (spān), [27], [32], [113]
Spanish Armada (är-mā´då), [109]
Spice (spīs) Islands, [84]
Stamp Act, [311]
Standish (stănd´ĭsh), Myles, [160]
Stanley (stăn´lĭ), Henry M., [134]
Stratford-on-Avon (ā´v*on), [58]
Stuart (stū´årt), James, [62], [113]
T
tablets, [6], [26]
Ten Commandments, [6]
Tierra del Fuego (t*e-ĕr´rå dĕl fwā´g*o), [88]
Tories (tō´rĭz), [197], [217]
Tours (tōōrz), [32]
Trafalgar (trå-făl´går) battle of, [72]
Travis, Colonel William Barrett, [264]
Trojan (trō´j*an) horse, [13]
Trojans, [13]
Troy (troi), [12];
war against, [12]
U
Ulysses (*u-lĭs´ēz), [13]
Ulysses’ bow, [15]
V
Valley Forge (fôrj), [205], [304]
Valparaiso (văl´´på-rī´sō), [106]
Venice (vĕn´ĭs), [78]
“Veni, Vidi, Vici,” [30]
Vera Cruz (vĕr´å krōōz), [91]
Victoria (vĭk-tō´rĭ-å) Falls, [132]
Virginia (vĭr-jĭn´ĭ-å) Company, [146]
W
War for Independence, [195]
Washington (wôsh´ĭng-tŭn), George, [193], [224], [296-301]
Waterloo (wô´tḛr-lōō´), battle of, [71]
Wayne (wān), General “Mad” Anthony, [250]
Webster (wĕb´stḛr), Daniel, [308], [320-327]
West, Benjamin, [271]
Westminster Abbey, [136]
West Point, [336]
Military Academy, [342]
Whitney (hwĭt´nĭ), Eli, [266], [269]
William and Mary College, [310]
William of Normandy, [42-47]
William the Conqueror, [45]
Williams, Roger, [176-180]
Winthrop, Governor John, [170-175]
witan (wĭt´ăn), [44]
Wolfe (wŭlf), General James, [227]
Wolf-hearted John, [47]
wooden horse, (see Trojan horse)
Y
Yale (yāl) College, [194], [266], [274]
Z
Zambesi (zåm-bā´z*e) River, [131]
| Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: |
|---|
| within a few miles of Jersualem=> within a few miles of Jerusalem {pg1 50} |
| We mutally pledge=> We mutually pledge {pg 313} |
| Gama (gä´mä), Vascoda, 84=> Gama (gä´mä), Vasco da, 84 {pg 374} |
| Gilbraltar (jī-brâl´tēr), 152=> Gibraltar (jī-brâl´tēr), 152 {pg 374} |
| Alciun (*al´sĭ-ŭn), 33=> Alcuin (*al´sĭ-ŭn), 33 {pg 373} |