This book contains a complete, accurate, and graphic history of our country from the first visit of the Northmen, a thousand years ago, to the opening of its new destiny, through the late struggle, re
This book contains a complete, accurate, and graphic history of our country from the first visit of the Northmen, a thousand years ago, to the opening of its new destiny, through the late struggle, resulting in the freeing of Cuba, the wresting of the Philippines, Porto Rico, and the Ladrones from the tyranny of the most cruel of modern nations, and the addition of Hawaii to our domain. The Greater United States, at one bound, assumes its place in the van of nations, and becomes the foremost agent in civilizing and christianizing the world.Table Of Contents:Chapter I. Discovery And Exploration.Chapter II. Settlement Of The Thirteen Original States.Chapter III. The Intercolonial Wars And The French And Indian War.Chapter IV. The Revolution-The War In New England.Chapter V. The Revolution (Continued).-The War In The Middle States And On The Sea.Chapter VI The Revolution In The South (Concluded).Chapter VII. Organization Of The United States.Chapter VIII. Administrations Of Washington, John Adams, And Jefferson-1789-1809.Chapter IX. Administrations Of Madison, 1809-1817.Chapter X. Administrations Of James Monroe And John Quincy Adams, 1817-1829.Chapter XI. Administrations Of Jackson, Van Buren, W.H. Harrison, And Tyler, 1829-1845.Chapter XII. Famous Presidential Campaigns Previous To 1840.Chapter XIII. Administration Of Polk, 1845-1849.Chapter XIV. Administrations Of Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, And Buchanan, 1849-1857.Chapter XV. Administration Of Lincoln, 1861-1865.Chapter XVI. Administration Of Lincoln (Continued), 1861-1865.Chapter XVII. Administration Of Lincoln (Continued), 1861-1865.Chapter XVIIIi. Administration Of Lincoln (Concluded), 1861-1865.Chapter XIX. Administrations Of Johnson And Grant 1865-1877.Chapter XX. Administrations Of Hayes, Garfield, And Arthur, 1877-1885.Chapter XXI. Administration Of Cleveland (First) And Of Harrison, 1885-1893.Chapter XXII.
