| English History. |
| Vol. | No. |
| Augustine in England | V | 113 |
| King Alfred’s Description of Europe | V | 112 |
| Magna Charta (1215) | I | 5 |
| Passages from Wyclif’s Bible (1382) | V | 125 |
| Passages from More’s “Utopia” (1516) | V | 124 |
| Letters of Hooper to Bullinger (“The First Puritan”) | III | 58 |
| The Invention of Ships, Raleigh | VII | 166 |
| The Petition of Right (1628) | I | 23 |
| Sir John Eliot’s “Apologie for Socrates” | III | 59 |
| Ship Money Papers | III | 60 |
| The Scottish National Covenant (1638) | I | 25 |
| Pym’s Speech against Strafford (1641) | III | 61 |
| The Grand Remonstrance (1641) | I | 24 |
| The Agreement of the People (1648-9) | II | 26 |
| Cromwell’s First Speech to his Parliament (1653) | II | 28 |
| The Instrument of Government (1653) | II | 27 |
| Vane’s “Healing Question” (1656) | I | 6 |
| Milton’s “Free Commonwealth” (1660) | III | 63 |
| Sir Henry Vane’s Defense (1662) | III | 64 |
| The Bill of Rights (1689) | I | 18 |
| Old Jersey (Island of) | VI | 150 |
| Miscellaneous Subjects. |
| Strabo’s Introduction to Geography (10 B. C.) | II | 30 |
| Dante’s “De Monarchia” | V | 123 |
| Grotius’s “The Rights of War and Peace” (1625) | V | 101 |
| Marco Polo’s Account of Japan and Java | II | 32 |
| Penn’s Plan for the Peace of Europe | III | 75 |
| The Law of Nature in Government, John Wise (1717) | VII | 165 |
| The Swiss Constitution (1874) | I | 18 |
| The Hague Arbitration Treaty (1899) | V | 114 |
| America—(Unclassified). |
| Boston in 1788, Brissot | VI | 126 |
| Boston at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century | VI | 136 |
| Washington’s Address to the Churches (1789) | III | 65 |
| Washington’s Words on a National University | IV | 76 |
| Kossuth’s First Speech in Faneuil Hall | V | 111 |
| Monroe’s Message on Florida (1818) | VI | 129 |
| Samuel Hoar’s Account of His Expulsion from Charleston | VI | 140 |
| America—(Discovery and Exploration). |
| Northmen: |
| Voyages to Vinland, 1000 | II | 31 |
| Spanish—Columbus (Genoese): |
| Columbus’s Letter Concerning His First Voyage | II | 33 |
| The Discovery of America, Account by Columbus’s Son | II | 29 |
| Columbus’s Account of Cuba | V | 102 |
| Columbus’s Memorial to the King and Queen on His Second Voyage | III | 71 |
| Amerigo Vespucci (Florentine), First Voyage | II | 34 |
| His Account of His Third Voyage (for Portugal) | IV | 90 |
| Explorers—De Vaca’s Account of His Journey to New Mexico | II | 39 |
| Cortez’s Account of the City of Mexico (1519) | II | 35 |
| Coronado’s Letter to Mendoza (1540) | I | 20 |
| The Death of De Soto (1542) | II | 36 |
| The Founding of St. Augustine (1565) | IV | 89 |
| English: |
| Voyages of the Cabots (Venetian) | II | 36 |
| John Cabot’s Discovery of America (1497) | V | 115 |
| Frobisher’s First Voyage (1576) | V | 117 |
| Drake on the California Coast (1579) | V | 116 |
| Gilbert’s Newfoundland Expedition (1583) | V | 118 |
| The First Voyage to Roanoke (1584) | IV | 92 |
| Raleigh’s First Roanoke Colony (1585) | V | 119 |
| Hakluyt, “England’s Title to North America” | V | 122 |
| Gosnold’s Settlement at Cuttyhunk (1602) | V | 120 |
| The Discovery of the Hudson River (1609) | IV | 94 |
| Captain John Smith’s “New England” (1614) | V | 121 |
| French: |
| Voyage of Verrazzano (Florentine), (1524) | I | 17 |
| Champlain, “The Founding of Quebec” (1608) | IV | 21 |
| Father Marquette at Chicago (1673) | II | 46 |
| America—(The Colonies). |
| Southern: |
| Capt. John Smith’s Account of the Settlement of Jamestown (1607) | VII | 167 |
| Lord Baltimore’s Plantation in Maryland (1634) | VII | 170 |
| The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina (1669) | VII | 172 |
| Middle: |
| Old Jersey | VI | 150 |
| The Founding of New Sweden (1637-8) | IV | 96 |
| De Vries, New Netherlands in 1640 | VII | 168 |
| Van der Donck, New Netherlands (1655) | III | 69 |
| William Penn’s Description of Pennsylvania (1683) | VII | 171 |
| Pastorius’s Description of Pennsylvania (1700) | IV | 95 |
| Franklin’s Plan of Union (1754) | I | 9 |
| New England: |
| Rufus Choate, “The Romance of New England History” | V | 110 |
| “Reformation without Tarrying for Any” (in Holland) | IV | 100 |
| The Words of John Robinson (in Holland) | VI | 142 |
| Bradford’s “Voyage of the Mayflower” | VII | 153 |
| The Massachusetts Bay Charter (1629) | I | 7 |
| Winthrop’s “Conclusions for the Plantation in New England” | II | 50 |
| “God’s Promise to His Plantations” (Sermon, 1630) | III | 53 |
| Letters of Roger Williams to Winthrop | III | 54 |
| The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut (1638) | I | 8 |
| The Massachusetts Body of Liberties (1641) | VII | 164 |
| White, “The Planting of Colonies in New England” | VII | 154 |
| Bradford’s “Memoirs of Elder Brewster” | II | 48 |
| Bradford’s “First Dialogue” | II | 49 |
| “The Way of the Churches in New England” | III | 55 |
| Winthrop’s “Little Speech on Liberty” | III | 66 |
| Cotton Mather’s “Bostonian Ebenezer” | III | 67 |
| The New England Confederation (1643) | VII | 169 |
| Cotton Mather’s “Lives of Bradford and Winthrop” | IV | 77 |
| The Settlement of Londonderry, N. H. (1719) | IV | 93 |
| The Battle of Quebec (1759) | III | 73 |
| America—(The Indians). |
| Morton, “Manners and Customs of the Indians” | IV | 87 |
| Eliot’s “Daybreak of the Gospel among the Indians” | VI | 143 |
| Eliot’s “Indian Grammar Begun” (1666) | III | 52 |
| Eliot’s “Narrative of the Gospel among the Indians” | I | 21 |
| King Philip’s War (1675) | IV | 88 |
| Fight with the Indians at Brookfield (1675) | VII | 155 |
| Wheelock’s “Narrative” (1762) | I | 22 |
| America—(The Revolution). |
| Lexington Town Meetings (1765-1775) | VII | 154 |
| Samuel Adams, “Rights of the Colonists” (1772) | VII | 173 |
| Governor Hutchinson’s Account of the Boston Tea Party (1773) | III | 68 |
| Paul Jones’s Account of the Bonhomme Richard and the Serapis (1775) | VII | 152 |
| Washington’s Account of the Army at Cambridge (1775) | II | 47 |
| The Declaration of Independence (1776) | I | 3 |
| Washington’s Capture of Boston (1776) | IV | 86 |
| Lafayette in the American Revolution | IV | 97 |
| Letters of Washington and Lafayette | IV | 98 |
| Washington’s Circular Letter to the Governors (1783) | I | 15 |
| America—(United States)—Government. |
| The Articles of Confederation | I | 2 |
| Debate in the Convention on the Suffrage in Congress | III | 70 |
| Numbers (1) and (2) of “The Federalist” | I | 12 |
| Washington’s Letters on the Constitution | IV | 99 |
| The Constitution of the United States | I | 1 |
| Washington’s Inaugurals | I | 10 |
| Washington’s Farewell Address | I | 4 |
| Hamilton’s Report on the Coinage | III | 74 |
| John Adams’s Inaugural | V | 103 |
| Jefferson’s Inaugurals | V | 104 |
| The Monroe Doctrine | III | 56 |
| America—(United States)—Territorial Expansion. |
| The Cession of Louisiana, Official Papers | VI | 128 |
| Official Account of Louisiana in 1803 | V | 105 |
| Jefferson’s Life of Captain Meriwether Lewis | II | 44 |
| Franklin’s Plan for the Western Colonies (1754) | VII | 163 |
| Gray’s Discovery of the Columbia River (1792) | VI | 131 |
| Pike’s Discovery of Pike’s Peak (1806) | VII | 174 |
| The Fall of the Alamo (1836) | VI | 130 |
| Fremont’s Ascent of Fremont’s Peak (1842) | II | 45 |
| Perry in Japan (1853) | VII | 151 |
| Sumner’s Report on the War with Mexico | VI | 132 |
| Seward’s Address at Sitka, Alaska (1869) | VI | 133 |
| Northwest Territory. |
| Washington’s Journal of His Tour in Ohio (1770) | II | 41 |
| Clarke’s Account of the Capture of Vincennes (1779) | II | 43 |
| The Northwest Ordinance (1787) | I | 13 |
| Washington’s Letter to Benjamin Harrison | I | 16 |
| The Ordinance of 1784 | VI | 127 |
| Cutler’s Description of Ohio (1787) | II | 40 |
| The Constitution of the State of Ohio (1854) | I | 14 |
| Garfield’s Address on the Northwest Territory (1873) | II | 42 |
| America—(United States)—Slavery and Secession. |
| The First Number of “The Liberator” (1831) | IV | 78 |
| The Anti-Slavery Convention of 1833 | IV | 81 |
| Samuel Hoar’s Account of His Expulsion from Charleston | VI | 140 |
| Dangers from Slavery, Theodore Parker (1850) | IV | 80 |
| Sumner, “The Crime against Kansas” (1856) | IV | 83 |
| Stowe, “The Story of ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’” | IV | 82 |
| The First Lincoln-Douglas Debate (1858) | IV | 85 |
| Words of John Brown | IV | 84 |
| Calhoun on the Government of the United States | V | 106 |
| Lincoln’s Cooper Institute Address | V | 107 |
| Lincoln’s Inaugurals and Emancipation Proclamation | I | 11 |
| Governor Anderson’s Address to the Massachusetts Legislature | VII | 158 |
| Wendell Phillips’s Oration on Garrison | IV | 79 |
| America—(Literature and Education). |
| Harvard College (1643) | III | 51 |
| First Graduates of Harvard, Class of 1642 | VII | 160 |
| Poems of Anne Bradstreet (Selections) | VII | 159 |
| Selections from Various Versions of the English Bible | III | 57 |
| Franklin on War and Peace | VII | 162 |
| Franklin’s Autobiography (Boyhood) | VII | 161 |
| William Emerson’s Fourth of July Oration (1802) | VI | 134 |
| Massachusetts Schools in 1824 | VI | 135 |
| The First Number of “The Dial” (1840) | VI | 137 |
| Horace Mann’s Address on “The Ground of a Free School System” | V | 109 |
| Horace Mann’s “Education and Prosperity” (1848) | VI | 144 |
| Channing’s “Essay on a National Literature” | VI | 141 |
| Ireland’s “Recollections of Emerson” | VI | 138 |
| Prospectus of Mount Holyoke Female Seminary | VI | 145 |
| Elihu Burritt’s “Congress of Nations” | VI | 146 |
| Autobiography of Peter Cooper (1791-1883) | VI | 147 |
| Dorothea Dix, “Criminal and Defective Classes in Massachusetts” | VI | 148 |
| The Lowell Offering (1845) | VII | 157 |
| Founding of Hampton Institute for Negroes | VI | 149 |
| The Longfellow Memorial (1882) | VII | 175 |