Halifax, 209. Hall, David, taken into partnership with Hamilton, Andrew, 55, 57, 86, 89. lin as colonial agent in, 216-231, 234- Lor, M. de, 202. Lotteries, 142 and note. Hamilton, Governor James, 55, 166, 168, Loudoun, Lord, 205–212. 48; Keimer, Samuel, the printer, 37-41, Keith, Sir William, Governor of Penn- Kennedy, Captain, 213, 215. King of Denmark, the, 98. Kite, Franklin's experiment with a, 202. Lamps, street, 160, 161. Logan, James, 143, 144. London, Franklin's life as a journeyman Louisburg, 209. Lutwidge, Captain, 213. Macclesfield, Lord, 203. Mandeville, Dr., 59. Meredith, Hugh, 71, 74; arranges a part- Mickle, Samuel, 80. Militia, organization of a, 138, 139, 188, Mitchel, Dr., 200. Moravians, their opinions as to bearing 195. Morris, Governor Robert Hunter, his Morris, James, 142, 143. New England Courant, the, 27-29. Order, 103, 104, 107-110. Osborne, Charles, his acquaintance with Palmer, Mr., the London printer, 58, 59. "Paxton Boys," the riots of the, 233. Penn, John, grandson of William, 166; Pennsylvania Gazette, The, Franklin's Potts, Stephen, 71, 72, 81. Proprietors of Pennsylvania, the (Thomas Quakers, their attitude towards offensive Ralph, James, his acquaintance__with Read, Miss Deborah, her first sight of Reading, 230. Recluse, a female, 64, 65. Religion, 77-79, 99-101, 116, 131. Rose, Aquila, 31, 38. Rum, its effect on the Indians, 153, 154. Scull, Nicholas, 81. Self-examination, 101-114. Vegetarianism, 23, 24, 48-50. Virtues, the cultivation of, 102-114. Washington, George, letter from Frank- Watch, the city, of Philadelphia, 128. Watson, Sir William, physician, botanist, Watts, the printer, 61, 62. Webb, George, 72, 73, 81, 83, 84. Wharf, building a, 15. Whitefield, Rev. George, one of the founders of Methodism, 131-136. Wygate, Franklin's acquaintance with Wyndham, Sir William, 67, 68. TEXT BOOKS FOR INTERMEDIATE GRAMMAR GRADES OUR COUNTRY'S STORY AN ELEMENTARY HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES BY EVA MARCH TAPPAN, PH. D. Head of the English Department, English High School, Worcester, Mass. Illustrated with 269 reproductions of famous paintings, copies of old cuts, portraits, maps, etc.; also with 2 full-page maps in colors. Equipped with summaries and suggestions for written work. Square 12mo, cloth, vii + 270 pages, 65 cenîs, net. FOR UPPER GRAMMAR GRADES A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES BY JOHN FISKE, LITT. D., LL. D. WITH TOPICAL ANALYSIS, SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS By FRANK ALPINE HILL, Litt. D., formerly Head Master of Containing 235 Illustrations (including Maps in black and white), and 6 full-page and 2 double-page Maps in colors. Crown 8vo, half leather, xxi +573 pages, $1.00, net. ENGLAND'S STORY AN ELEMENTARY HISTORY OF ENGLAND BY EVA MARCH TAPPAN, PH.D. Author of "Our Country's Story." Containing 142 Illustrations (including Maps in black and white), and 3 full-page and 2 double-page Maps in colors. Also Summaries and Genealogies. Crown 8vo, cloth, xx +370 pages, 85 cents, net. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN AND COMPANY SUPPLEMENTARY BOOKS R. L. S. means Riverside Literature Series. Hawthorne's Grandfather's Chair: True Stories from New England History (1620-1803). In R. L. S. Nos. 7, 8, 9, with Portrait of Hawthorne, Biographical Sketch, Notes, and Illustrations. Each part, paper, 15 cents, net; the three parts bound in one volume, linen, 50 cents, net. Franklin's Autobiography, with a chapter completing his “Life” (1706-1790). In R. L. S. Nos. 19, 20. With Notes, a Chronological Table, and Illustrations. Each part, paper, 15 cents, net ; the two parts in one volume, linen, 40 cents, net. Scudder's George Washington, An Historical Biography (17321799). With Portrait and Maps. In R. L. S. Double No. 75. Paper, 30 cents, net; linen, 40 cents, net. Washington's Rules of Conduct, Diary of Adventure, and Farewell Addresses (1753–1796). With Introduction and Notes. In R. L. S. No. 24. Paper, 15 cents, net; linen, 25 cents, net. Longfellow's Paul Revere's Ride, the Cumberland, and Other Poems (1775-1862). With Notes. In R. L. S. No. 63, paper, 15 cents, net. Fiske's War of Independence (1775-1789). With Biographical Sketch and Maps. In R. L. S. Double No. 62. Paper, 30 cents, net; linen, 40 cents, net. Webster's First Bunker Hill Oration, and Oration on Adams and Jefferson (1825, 1826). In R. L. S. No. 56. Paper 15 cents, net; linen, 25 cents, net. Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech, Inaugural Addresses, and Other Papers, with Lowell's Essay on Lincoln (1861-1865). In R. L. S. No. 32. Paper, 15 cents, net. Dodge's A Bird's-Eye View of our Civil War (1861-1865). With Maps and Illustrations. Revised Students' Edition. Crown 8vo, 348 pages, $1.00, net. And many others described in the HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN AND COMPANY |