GENERAL INDEX 



377 



Navy, the — Continued. 



Improved pains IX 2S.'j 



Machinery IX 284 



In war of 1812, (J. R. Soley) IX 212 



Isthmian canal, and IV 181 



Jones, John Taul IX 208 



Career of IX 225 



Landsmen in IX .374 



Life aboard ship IX 374 



Losses in early battles IX 204 



Marine corps, the 



(F. W. Harrington) IX 378 



Duties of IX .383 



Early history IX 378. 380 



History IX 379 



Importance of IX 381 



Number of IX 3S2 



Officers of IX 385 



Merrimac and Monitor IX 259 



Monitor type fails IX 290 



Morgan, J. H., capture of IX 194 



Morris, Robert, pljins of IX 208 



Naval academy. (W. G. Richard- 

 son) IX 350 



Naval power, rank of U. S. in. . . .IX 288 

 New foreign policy, American. 



Increase of, by II 137 



New navy, the (Fred Royce) IX 288 



Building the IX 288 



Newport, engagement off IX 205 



Numerical strength of. in men IX 305 



Old American sea fights, (H. H. 



Boyesen) IX 263 



Oliver H. Perry, Career of IX 258 



Policy of IX 271 



Porter, Horace IX 268 



Power aboardship IX 284 



Prejudice against, early IX 216 



Supported by Lloyd. Quincy. 



and Story IX 216 



Puritan, the, monitor IX 291 



Rations for men IX 370 



Recruiting IX 371 



Revolution, of the. (C. O. 



Paullin) IX 200 



Operations of, in the IX 201 



Sailors, need of IX 372 



Sea power, ( H . A. Herbert) IX 185 



Seamen, training of. (W. W. 



Phelps) IX 371 



Seas, freedom of. established by 



U. S II ItiS 



Ship building, new ships impetus 



to IV 122 



Ships of 1886 IX 293 



Of 1887 IX 296 



Of 1889 IX 297,8 



Of 1891 IX 299 



Of 1893 IX 299 



Of 1894 IX .300 



Of 1S95 IX 300 



IX 



301 

 .101 

 .102 

 .10.1 

 .101 



366 

 2tt6 

 227 

 304 

 215 

 120 

 302 

 317 

 278 

 20.1 

 386 

 401 

 207 



37.1 

 .{02 

 211 



Navy — Sliipd— Continuod. 



Of 1890 IX 



Of 1807-H IX 



«)f MtOO IX 



Of 1902 IX 



Of 1903 IX 



TwentiPth renliir;, il.-.i.s in-mi 



tight ing shiiM, (I. V. I At') IX 2S1 



Upbuilding of. iThoodor© nocMe- 



velt) IX 27;i 



War college, the na\al. f Henry 



Wil.son) 



War of 1812 



Ship of 1S12 



Size of. neetlfvl 



State of. in 1809 



Steel .siiliK. first 



.Siihriiarine oxiwriinenis 



Torpedo craft, i J. 1>. J. Kelley) 



Training enlisted men IX 



Trumbull- Watt engagement IX 



Weapons of IX 



West Indies, strategic value of IX 



Whipple's e.vploits IX 



(See also armor plate, battle- 

 ships, naval aca^lemy. tor- 



pedo-lx)ats) 



Nebraska 



Admitted Ill 



Battleship IX 



Railroads, helped by IV 



Needles (see pins and needles, sewing 



machines) 



Negro slavery 



Africa, conditions of, in VIII 387 



AgriciUture, in V 383 



The Ijest field for VIII 40tt 



Artisans, as VIII 400 



Not good VIII 402 



Backwardness of .1 .10 



Birth and death rate of I 34 



Cities, in VIII .102 



Civilization of. in U. S VIII .1X7 



Constitution and X 271 



Crime and X 132-3 



Criminals, as VIII 4ai 



Di.scasc and I 36 



Distriliulion of. geographical. . ..VIII .193 



Domestic servants VIII 390 



Domestication of I 20 



I)re<l Scott case, opinion of 



.Supreme court II 87 



Education, race problem and I 2 



Of. future I 28 



F:iTcct of. on negroes I 26 



Evolution of. labor. (C»rl 



Kelsey) VIII .186 



Farmers, as VIII .190 



Failure of, as VIII .104 



Farming, unreliability of. in VIII .198 



P>p«v|om, effects of. on VIM .189 



Future of, B.T. Washington, on. VIII 401 



