f
France aids the Americans
Franklin, Benjamin
Fremont, John C.
French villages, old, life in
Fulton, Robert

Gage, General
Gates, General
George III
Gettysburg, battle of
Gold, discovery of, in California
Grant, Ulysses
Greene, Nathanael
Guilford Court House, battle of

Hale, Nathan
Hamilton, Alexander
Hamilton, Colonel
Hancock, John
Hayne, Senator
Henderson, Richard
Henry, Fort
Henry, Patrick
Hessians
Houston, Sam
Howe, General
Hutchinson, Governor

Independence of the United States
Iron

Jackson, Andrew
Jackson, Thomas J. ("Stonewall")
Jay, John
Jefferson, Thomas
Johnston, Albert Sydney
Johnston, Joseph E.
Jones, John Paul

Kaskaskia (Kas-kas'-ki-a)
Kentucky
King's Mountain, battle of
Knox, Henry

La Fayette (Lae f[=a]-yet)
Lee, Robert E.
Lewis and Clark's Expedition
Lewis, Meriwether
Lexington, battle of
Lincoln, Abraham;
and slavery;
and the Emancipation Proclamation;
assassinated
Lincoln, General
Livingston, Chancellor
Livingston, Robert R.
Long Island, battle of
Louisiana Purchase

McClellan, General
Mandan Indians
Marion, Francis
Meade, General
Mexican Cession
Mexican War
Minutemen
Missouri Compromise
Mohawk Valley
Monroe, James
Morgan, Daniel
Morse, Samuel F.B.

Napoleon I
National Road
Negroes
New Orleans in 1803
Nullification

Old North Church
Old South Church

Pack-horse
Partisan warfare in the South
Pitcairn, Major
Pitt, William
Pittsburg Landing, battle of
Prescott, Samuel
Prescott, William
Protective tariff
Provincial Congress
Putnam, General

Railroad
Randolph, Edmund
Republican Party
Revere, Paul
Revolution, causes of
Robertson, James
Rotch, Benjamin
Rowe, John
Rumsey, John

Scott, General
Secession of South Carolina and ten more slave States
Seminole Indians
Serapis (se-ra-pis)
Sevier, John
Shelby, Isaac
Shenandoah Valley, Sheridan in
Sheridan, Philip H.
Sherman, William Tecumseh
Sherrill, Kate
Shiloh, battle of
Slavery
Smith, Colonel
Sons of Liberty
South Carolina
Stamp Act
Steamboat
Steel
Stephens, Alexander H.
Stuart, J.E.B.
Sutter, Captain

Tariff
Taxation of the Colonies
Tea, tax on
Telegraph
Tennessee
Texas
Tories
Treaty at close of Revolution
Trenton, victory