GENERAL INDEX 



413 



War (of 1812) —Continued. 



Finances of IX L'h 



Gunlioat system aholislied IX 'JIO 



Hornet- Peacock action IX 2:i5 



JelTerson's policy of embargo IX 213 



Lundy's Lane IX 33 



Napoleon and IX 30 



National Kuard in IX 138 



Naval campaign of IX 212 



Cruise of. first IX 222 



In 1809 IX 215 



Navy in IX 18«. 266 



State of. in IX 212 



Victories of IX 34 



New Orleans, battle of IX 3t) 



Of 1812 (F. W. Shepardson) IX 26 



Results of IX 37-S 



Sea flRhts. first IX 223 



StrenRth of navy IX 217 



Toronto captured IX 33 



Tripoli, engagement at IX 214 



United States-Macedonian sea 



flght IX 231 



U. S. not prepared for IX 27 



Washington, fall of IX 34 



Wasp-Frolic action IX 229 



War. Mexican II 281 



Alamo, fall of IX 42 



American soldiers in IX 44 



Buena Vista, battle of IX 49 



Buffalo bayou, battle of IX 44 



Causes leading to IX 39 



Cerro Gordo, battle of IX 49 



Coleto river, battle of IX 43 



Conception, battle of IX 41 



Contreras and Cherubusco 



taken IX 50 



Declaration of IX 40 



Gonzales, battle of I-X 41 



Losses, American IX 50 



Mexico, city of. falls IX 50 



Monterey, battle of IX 47 



National guard in IX 138 



Pro^'isional government IX 41 



Race trouble and IX 40 



Rio Grande campaign IX 46 



San Felipe, convention of IX 41 



Scott's invasion of Mexico IX 49 



March to Mexico city IX 49 



Territory won by IX 60 



Texas, independence of IX 42 



Recognized IX 44 



The army in. (Charles M. Har- 

 vey) ^^, ^^ 



Vera Cruz invested IX *9 



War. the Spanish ^ 



American sailors' courage in IX -'0 



Army. the. in. (J. E. Stuart) IX 64 



State of. before IX 67 



Causesof |J JJ 



Cuba, first soldiers m i'^ "» 



War. the Hpaninh -Continui'"!. 



Flnt plana In IX 60 



Foreign policy, efTect of. on Atnet' 



lean II 214 



Holxmn'-i feat .1X249 



I^MHona of .IX 90 



Manila bay attack l\ 24i 



Men in. rhurai-tor of . I.\ -4H 



.Monitors not HTivtuul IX :'«H 



.MonnH! diM'trliii* 1 1 I -'4 



Naval ca<let.H. valor. ... i '^ -■''* 



I'n-parutidnn for ' 



I'roblema of ■ - 



Navy In IS. -^'J 



Philippine Islands and IX 79 



Porto Kican campaign. . . IX 71 



Protocol in II 224 



Rapid-fire guns in IX 240 



Result-s of IX 7i 



Han Juan hill, battle of IX 70 



Santiago de Cuba bay. battle 



of IX 242 



Shaftcr's campaign. . . '^ 



Spaniards, deficiency of I 



Torpe<los not tcste<l '-^ - '■ 



The .Vrmy since. (C. E. Hamp- 

 ton) '"^' '■' 



Vizcaya's conduct. . ' 



War college, naval ' ' 



(See al.so naval academy) . 



Ward, Nathaniel, author I 350 



Ward, Lester F., sociologist VII 97 



Ware, John, physician VII 427 



Warfield, E. D 



American universities 1 1 s^i 



Warren, James * ' ' ^ 



Warren. John Collins. sufROon VII 4.10 



Warren. William I ^15 



Washbume. Walter .\ . 



Hotels in U. S.. • '*'«* 



Washington. Booker T 



Future of the negro VI II 401 



Washington. George 



Faith of. in fe«leral powcra II 69 



Foreign alliances II 141 



General, a .second time IX 3 



Moral character of I 243 



Peace H '^^ 



Presides at Constitutional con- 

 vention II •'O 



Storey's opinion on apportion- 

 ment bill, veto of II 5* 



Text of veto of opportlonmenl 



hill. 



II 51 



Veto of. In second apportion- 

 ment " <«> 



Washington, city of 



Best governed city on con- 

 tinent ... 11 119 



Washington, state 



Cruiser. 



.IX 303 



