The Historians' History of the World: The United States (concluded), Spanish America

Henry Smith Williams

Outlook Company, 1904

CHAPTER I	1

of feudal and commercial liberties 7 First colonies on the Delaware and on the Con	20

New York 24 The separation of New Jersey from New York 26 The settlement	42

model constitution 49 Culpepers rebellion 51 The growth of South Carolina	53

Influx of Huguenots and others 54 The buccaneers 56 Political unrest abrogation	62

and English colonists 66 The Jesuit missionaries 68 Bancrofts account of Mar	86

ROGER WILLIAMS AND NEW England Under THE COMMONWEALTH 16301660	90

estimate of Roger Williams 97 Estimates of Roger Williams 98 The governorship	117

Woodrow Wilson on the New Jacksonian Era 353 Jackson and the spoils system	355

The WebsterHayne debate nullification in South Carolina 356 Jacksons struggle	371

CHAPTER X	377

mise debated 380 Seward and Chase Taylors attitude 381 Death of Taylor com	384

The campaign of 1852 388 The first year of the Pierce admin	402

of John Brown 405 The nominating conventions of 1860 405 The election of Lincoln	407

The inauguration of Lincoln Fort Sumter 413 The fall of Sumter uprising of	430

burg campaign 440 Chickamauga and Chattanooga 441 Grants plan of campaign	443

Virginia given to Culpeper and Arlington 126 Bacons rebellion 126 Berke	124

leys last tyrannies 131 Culpepers administration as proprietary 132 Virginia	134

and Rhode Island obtain charters 141 Decline of the New England confederation	142

receives a royal governor 149 Massachusetts robbed of her charter 150 The career	153

New York receives a charter of liberties Dongan governor 154 Treaty with the Five	168

The governorships of Phips Bellamont and Dudley the Rigid Code	177

Williams or the Palatinate War 184 Frontenacs men invade the colonies 185 Phips	195

George Washington in the west did he assassinate Jumonville? 200 Benjamin Frank	226

of the Stamp Act 1766 and new discontents 234 The Boston Massacre 236	242

Ticonderoga and Crown Point taken Bunker Hill lost 245 The second congress	256

Washington driven across the Jerseys 259 Washington made dictator wins at Tren	281

the revolution 287 A convention devises the constitution 290 A B Hart on	310

secession doctrines Madisons presidency 324 English and American discrepancies	327

by Perry 330 Theodore Roosevelt on the battle of Lake Erie 331 The disastrous	336

victory at New Orleans 338 The navy reappears the Peace of Ghent 340 Theo	342

tion of Florida 346 The slavery question the Missouri compromises 347 The Mon	351

Lincolns reelection 449 Peters	452

SPANISH AMERICA	502

CHAPTER I	505

the interior 511 Meeting with Montezuma 513 Montezuma made prisoner	515

Revolt of Mexicans 517 Death of Montezuma La Noche Triste 519 Retreat of	526

Launching of brigantines 529 Evacuation of the city 531 Prescott on the fall	534

march into the interior 543 Capture of the Inca 545 Death of the Inca 547	556

CHAPTER III	562

Colombian estimate of Bolivar 589 Revolution in Argentina 591 Revolution	596

nada or Colombia 601 Struggles between centralists and decentralists 602 Panama	609

Ecuador 614 Argentina 616 Uruguay 617 Paraguay	620

monarchical party 627 European invasion 630 French expedition 631 Maxi	636

Discovery of Guatemala 641 Early history of Guatemala 645 Conquest	650

Transfer of Portuguese empire to Brazil 655 Reaction 656 Mistakes of Pedro	661

Change in sentiment towards Pedro II 661 Deposition of emperor 662 Republic	667

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Titel	The Historians' History of the World: The United States (concluded), Spanish America Band 23 von The Historians' History of the World: A Comprehensive Narrative of the Rise and Development of Nations as Recorded by Over Two Thousand of the Great Writers of All Ages, Henry Smith Williams
Herausgeber	Henry Smith Williams
Verlag	Outlook Company, 1904
Original von	Indiana University
Digitalisiert	23. März 2009

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