APPENDIX E

LIST OF IMPORTANT BOOKS

(This list is selected from the titles referred to in the chapter references and will be found convenient for ordering books for school and public libraries.)

Adams, Andy, Log of a Cowboy. (Bost., 1903.)

Adams, Henry, History of the United States, 1801-1817. (9 vols., N. Y., 1889-91.) -John Randolph. (Amer. Statesmen, Bost., 1900.) Addams, Jane, Twenty Years at Hull House. (N. Y., 1910.)

Allen, G. W., Our Naval War with France. (Bost., 1909.)
Altsheler, J. A., Before the Dawn. (N. Y., 1903.)

(N. Y., 1898.)

Herald of the West.

Last of the Chiefs. (N. Y., 1909.)

Andrews, C. M., Colonial Period. (Home Univ. Lib., N. Y., 1912.) — Colonial Self-Government. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1904.)

Antin, Mary, Promised Land. (Bost., 1912.)

Atkinson, A. M., European Beginnings of American History.

(Bost., 1912.)

Avery, E. M., History of the United States and Its People. (7 vols., Cleve

Barnes, James, For King or Country. (N. Y.,

(N. Y., 1897.)

(Amer. Nation, N. Y.,

1895.) — Loyal Traitor.

Bassett, J. S., Short History of the United States. (N. Y., 1913.)
Beard, C. A., Contemporary American History, 1877-1913. (N. Y., 1914.)
Readings in American Government and Politics. (Rev. ed., N. Y.,
1913.)

Becker, C. L., Beginnings of the American People. (Riverside Hist., Bost. 1915.)

Bindloss, Harold, Cattle-Baron's Daughter. (N. Y., 1906.)
Bogart, E. L., Economic History of the

1912.)

United States. (2d ed., N. Y.,

(N. Y., 1899.)

Brady, C. T., For the Freedom of the Sea.
Midshipman in
the Pacific. (N. Y., 1904.) On the Old Kearsarge. (N. Y., 1909.)
Brooks, E. S., In Leisler's Times. (Bost., 1886.) Son of the Revolution.
(Bost., 1898.) Story of our War with Spain. (Bost., 1899.)
Brooks, Noah, Boy Settlers. (N. Y., 1891.) — Washington in Lincoln's
Time. (N. Y., 1895.)

Brown, W. G., Stephen Arnold Douglas. (Riverside Biog., Bost., 1902.)
Bruce, H. A., Daniel Boone and the Wilderness Road. (N. Y., 1910.)
Butterworth, Hezekiah, In the Boyhood of Lincoln. (N. Y., 1892.)
Cable, G. W., The Grandissimes. (N. Y., 1899.) Kincaid's Battery.

(N. Y., 1908.) - - Old Creole Days. (N. Y., 1897.) Strange True
Stories of Louisiana. (N. Y., 1889.)

Chadwick, F. E., Causes of the Civil War. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1906.) Channing, Edward, History of the United States. (4 vols., N. Y., 1905-.) -Jeffersonian System. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1906.)

Cheyney, E. P., European Background. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1904.)

Chittenden, H. M., American Fur Trade in the Far West. (3 vols., N. Y., 1902.) Churchill, Winston, The Crisis. (N. Y., 1902.) The Crossing. (N. Y., 1904.) Clemens, S. L. (Mark Twain), Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. (N. Y., 1885, later eds.) - Adventures of Tom Sawyer. (Hartford, 1876, later eds.) — Life on the Mississippi. (Bost., 1883, later eds.) Coman, Katharine, Industrial History of the United States. (Rev. ed., N. Y., 1910.)

Conant, C. A., Alexander Hamilton. (Riverside Biog., Bost., 1901.)
Cooke, J. E., Fairfax. (N. Y., 1868.) Leather and Silk. (N. Y., 1854.)
Mohun. (N. Y., 1896.) Stories of the Old Dominion. (N. Y.,
1879.)
Cooper, J. F., Last of the Mohicans. (Phila., 1826, later eds.)

Virginia. (N. Y., 1903.)

Mer

cedes of Castile. (N. Y., 1841, later eds.) The Pilot. (N. Y., 1823, later eds.) The Pioneers. (N. Y., 1823, later eds.) Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish. (Phila., 1829, later eds.)

Craddock, C. E., Story of Old Fort Loudon. (N. Y., 1899.) — Young
Mountaineers. (Bost., 1898.)

Dana, R. H., Two Years before the Mast. (N. Y., 1840, later eds.)
Dewey, D. R., National Problems. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1907.)
Dodd, W. E., Expansion and Conflict. (Riverside Hist., Bost., 1915.)
Dunn, J. P., True Indian Stories. (Indianapolis, 1908.)

Dunning, W. A., Reconstruction. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1907.)
Earle, A. M, Child Life in Colonial Days. (N. Y., 1899.) — Colonial
Dames and Goodwives. (Bost., 1895.) - Curious Punishments of
Bygone Days. (N. Y., 1896.) — Home Life in Colonial Days. (N. Y.,
1898.) Sabbath in Puritan New England. (N. Y., 1891.) Stage-
Coach and Tavern Days. (N. Y., 1900.) · Two Centuries of Costume
in America. (2 vols., N. Y., 1903.)
Eggleston, Edward, Circuit Rider. (N. Y., 1874.) — The Graysons. (N.
Y., 1888.) Hoosier Schoolboy. (N. Y., 1883.) — Hoosier School-
master. (Chic., 1871.) Roxy. (N. Y., 1878.)

Eggleston, G. C., Life in the Eighteenth Century. (N. Y., 1905.)

Master

of Warlock. (Bost., 1993.) —Our First Century. (N. Y., 1905.) Rebel's Recollections. (N. Y., 1905.) Southern Soldier Stories. (N. Y., 1898.) - Two Gentlemen of Virginia. (Bost., 1908.) Elson, H. W., Side Lights on American History. (2 vols., N. Y., 1899-1900, also 2 vols. in I.)

Fish, C. R., Development of American Nationality. (N. Y., 1913.) Fiske, John, American Revolution. (2 vols., Bost., 1891.) — Beginnings of New England. (Bost., 1889.) Critical Period of American History. (Bost., 1888.)- Discovery of America. (2 vols., Bost., 1892.) — Dutch and Quaker Colonies. (2 vols., Bost., 1899.) Mississippi Valley in the Civil War. (Bost., 1900.) — New France and New England. (Bost., 1902.) ·Old Virginia and Her Neighbors. (2 vols., Bost., 1897.) Ford, P. L., The True George Washington. (Phila., 1902.)

Franklin, Benjamin, Autobiography. (Many eds.)

Garrison, G. P., Westward Extension. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1906.)
Gordy, W. F., American Leaders and Heroes. (N. Y., 1909.)

Greene, E. B., Provincial America. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1905.)

Hapgood, Norman. Abraham Lincoln. (N. Y., 1899.)

Harding, S. B., and Clapp, J. M., eds., Select Orations Illustrating American Political History. (N. Y.,

1909.)

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Harland, Marion, His Great Self. (Phila., 1901.) — When Grandmamma was New. (Bost., 1899.)

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Uncle Remus, His Songs

Harris, J. C., On the Plantation. (N. Y., 1892.) and His Sayings. (N. Y., 1880.) Hart, A. B., Actual Government. (Amer. Citizen Ser., 3d ed., N. Y., 1908.) American Nation, a History; from Original Sources by Associated Scholars. (ed., 28 vols., N. Y., 1904-17.) - American History Told by Contemporaries. (4 vols., 1897-1901.) - American Patriots and Statesmen. (Collier Classics, ed., 5 vols., N. Y., 1916.) — Epoch Maps Illustrating American History. (4th ed., N. Y., 1910.) Formation of the Union. (Epochs of Amer. Hist., rev. ed., N. Y., 1915.) — Foundations of American Foreign Policy. (N. Y., 1901.) Monroe Doctrine: an Interpretation. (Bost., 1916.) National Ideals Historically Traced. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1907.) - Obvious Orient. (N. Y., 1911.) Salmon Portland Chase. (Amer. Statesmen, Bost., 1900.) Slavery and Abolition. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1906.) Source Book of American History. (ed., N. Y., 1900.) Source Readers in American History. (ed., 4 vols., N. Y., 1902-03.) Southern South. (N. Y., 1910.) - War in Europe. (N. Y., 1914.) American History. (Chic., 1918.)

Wall Maps of

Hart, A. B., and Channing, Edward, eds., American History Leaflets. (36 nos., N. Y., 1892-1910.)

Haworth, P. L., Reconstruction and Union, 1865–1912. (Home Univ. Lib.,
N. Y., 1912.)

Hawthorne, Nathaniel, Grandfather's Chair. (Bost., 1840, later eds.)
My Kinsman, Major Molyneux. (In Snow Image, Bost., 1852,
later eds.) Twice-Told Tales. (2 vols., Bost., 1851, later eds.)
Higginson, T. W., Book of American Explorers. (Bost., 1877.)
Hinsdale, B. A., Old Northwest. (2 vols., N. Y., 1888.)

Hosmer, J. K., Appeal to Arms. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1907.) — Outcome of the Civil War. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1907.)

Howard, G. E., Preliminaries of the Revolution. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1905.)

Howells, W. D., Boy's Town. (N. Y., 1890.)

James, J. A., ed., Readings in American History. (N. Y., 1914.) Johnson, Allen, Union and Democracy. (Riverside Hist., Bost., 1915.) Johnston, Alexander, and Woodburn, J. A., eds., American Orations: Studies in American Political History. (4 vols., N. Y., 1896-97.) Johnston, Mary, Audrey. (Bost., 1902.) Lewis Rand. (Bost., 1908.) King, Charles, Campaigning with Crook. (N. Y., 1890.) Captured. (N. Y., 1906.) Colonel's Daughter. (Phila., 1883.) — Iron Brigade. (N. Y., 1902.) — Tonio. (N. Y., 1906.)

Latané, J. H., America as a World Power, 1897-1907. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1907.)

Laut, A. C., Story of the Trapper. (N. Y., 1902.)

Linderman, F. B., Indian Why Stories. (N. Y., 1915.)

Lodge, H. C., Alexan ler Hamilton. (Amer. Statesmen, Bost., 1900.) Daniel Webster. (Amer. Statesmen, Bost., 1900.) George Washington. (Amer. Statesmen, 2 vols., Bost., 1900.) Story of the Revolution. (2 vols., N. Y., 1898; also in I vol., 1903.)

MacDonald, William, ed., Documentary Source Book of American History. (Enlarged ed., N. Y., 1916.) — From Jefferson to Lincoln. (Home

Univ. Lib., N. Y., 1913.) — Jacksonian Democracy. (Amer. Nation,
N. Y., 1906.)

McKeever, W. A., Farm Boys and Girls. (N. Y., 1912.)

McLaughlin, A. C., Confederation and Constitution. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1905.)

Merwin, H. C., Aaron Burr. (Beacon Biog., Bost., 1899.)

Jefferson. (Riverside Biog., Bost., 1901.)

Thomas

Moore, J. R. H., Industrial History of the American People. (N. Y., 1913.) Muir, John, Story of my Boyhood and Youth. (Bost., 1913.)

Old South Leaflets. (General series, 207 nos. pub., Bost., 1888-.)

Page, T. N., Among the Camps. (N. Y., 1891.) In Ole Virginia. (N.
Y., 1910.) Red Rock. (N. Y., 1898.) — Two Little Confederates.
(N. Y., 1888.)
Parkman, Francis, Conspiracy of Pontiac. (Rev. ed., 2 vols., Bost., 1870.)
Count Frontenac and New France under Louis XIV. (Bost., 1877.)
Half-Century of Conflict. (2 vols., Bost., 1892.) — Jesuits in North
America. (Bost., 1867.)- La Salle and the Discovery of the Great
West. (Rev. ed., Bost., 1887.) Old Régime in Canada. (Rev. ed.,
Bost., 1895.) Pioneers of France in the New World. (Bost., 1887.)
Paxson, F. L., American Civil War. (Home Univ. Lib., N. Y., 1911.)
Last American Frontier. (N. Y., 1910.) - The New Nation. (River-
side Hist., Bost., 1915.)

Price, L. L., Lads and Lassies of Other Days. (Bost., 1906.)

Riis, J. A., Children of the Poor. (N. Y., 1892.) — How the Other Half Lives. (N. Y., 1890.)

Roosevelt, Theodore, Gouverneur Morris. (Amer. Statesmen, Bost., 1900.) Naval War of 1812. (3d ed., N. Y., 1883.)-Strenuous Life. (N. Y., 1901.) - Winning of the West. (4 vols., N. Y., 1889–96.) Scudder, H. E., Men and Manners in America One Hundred Years Ago. (N. Y., 1876.)

Sloane, W. M., French War and the Revolution, 1756–1783. (Amer. Hist.
Ser., N. Y., 1893.)

Smedes, S. D., Memorials of a Southern Planter. (4th ed., N. Y., 1890.)
Smith, T. C., Parties and Slavery. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1906.)
South in the Building of the Nation. (12 vols., Richmond, 1909-.)
Southworth, G. V. D., Builders of our Country. (2 vols., N. Ý., 1906.)
Sparks, E. E., Expansion of the American People. (Chic., 1900.) -
National Development, 1877-1885. (Amer. Nation, N. Y.,
1907.)
Stockton, F. R., Buccaneers and Pirates of our Coasts. (N. Y., 1898.) —
Kate Bonnet. (N. Y., 1902.) — Stories of New Jersey. (N. Y., 1896.)
Stoddard, W. O., Battle of New York. (N. Y., 1892.) - Boy Lincoln.
(N. Y., 1905.) Little Smoke. (N. Y., 1891.) Long Bridge Boys.
(Bost., 1904.) Saltillo Boys. (N. Y., 1882.)

Thwaites, R. G., Brief History of Rocky Mountain Exploration. (N. Y., 1904.) The Colonies, 1492-1750. (Epochs of Amer. Hist., rev. ed., N. Y., 1910.) — Daniel Boone. (N. Y., 1902.) — Father Marquette. (N. Y., 1902.) - France in America. (Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1905.) Trowbridge, John, Samuel Finley Breese Morse. (Beacon Biog., Bost., 1901.)

Turner, F. J., Rise of the New West.
Tyler, L. G., England in America.
Van Tyne, C. H., American Revolution.
Washington, B. T., Up from Slavery.
Weeden, W. B., Economic and Social
Bost., 1891.)

(Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1906.)
(Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1904.)

(Amer. Nation, N. Y., 1905.)
(N. Y., 1901.)

History of New England. (2 vols.,

(N. Y., 1906.)

Wilson, S. T., Southern Mountaineers. Wilson, Woodrow, Division and Reunion. (Epochs of Amer. Hist., rev. ed., N. Y., 1910.) — History of the American People. (5 vols., N. Y., 1902.) New Freedom. (Ń. Y., 1913.)

Winsor, Justin, Narrative and Critical History of America. (8 vols., Bost.. 1886-89.)

INDEX

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e, ch as in cask, chasm; ç as in ice; çh as in machine; è as in me; è as in met, berry, e as in veil;
è as in term; gas in gem; g as in go; I as in tin; i as in police; N, the French nasal; ō as in
note; Ŏ as in not; o as in son; ô as in for; o as in do; s as in news; th as in the; u as in tune; ŭ as
in nut; u as in rude (=o); u as in full; ü= French u; y as in my. Single italic letters are silent.