American Progress: Or, The Great Events of the Greatest Century, Including Also Life Delineations of Our Most Noted Men. A Book for the Times

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H. Heron, 1883 - Industries - 739 pages
 

Contents

Him King Indignantly Rebukes the Proposal Last Review of His Troops Affecting Interview
63
Amity between England and America
70
VIII
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IX
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Clairs Army in 1791 Before the Trained Warriors of Little Turtle This Mortifying Disaster
91
to the United States Excise Laws Monster Meetings and Inflammatory Appeals Officials
105
Words Fortitude and Serenity Through all His Sufferings He Calmly Announces His Approach
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and Planets in Full Radiance Magnificent Spectacle of the Glittering Corona around the Moon
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ion at the Southwest A New Empire Contemplated with Burr as SovereignSeizure of His Flo
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Force Felt all Over the Valley of the Mississippi and to the Atlantic Coast The Earth Suddenly
156
TIME IN A SQUADRON FIGHT Lake Erie the Scene of the Encounter Sixteen Vessels
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GENERAL JACKSONS TERRIBLE ROUT AND SLAUGHTER OF THE BRITISH 1815
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Tempest Suffocating Current of Hot Air All New England Desolated
178
VISIT OF LAFAYETTE TO AMERICA AS THE GUEST OF THE REPUBLIC AT 1824
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DUEL BETWEEN HENRY CLAY SECRETARY OF STATE AND JOHN RANDOLPH 1826
196
THE GREAT DEBATE BETWEEN WEBSTER AND HAYNE IN CONGRESS Vi1830
205
Ira D Sankey Portrait
210
RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE MORMONS OR LATTERDAY SAINTS UNDER 1830
214
CAREER CAPTURE AND EXECUTION OF GIBBS THE MOST NOTED PIRATE 1831
222
GIBBS BUTCHERING THE CREW OF ONE
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and Brilliant Celestial Phenomenon Ever Beheld and Recorded by Man The Whole Firmament
228
Remarkable Meteoric Display on the Missis
233
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT JACKSON AT THE UNITED 1835
236
Old Man Eloquent Carries on a Contest of Eleven Days Single Handed in its Defense in
252
Flames Encircles the Earth Arches of Resplendent Auroral Glories Span the Hemisphere Innu
269
in the United States Origin Rapid Spread Influence and Wonderful History of the Movement
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the South Pass Plants the American Flag on the Highest Peak of that Lofty Range He Enriches
285
Trial
286
SUDDEN APPEARANCE OF A GREAT AND FIERY COMET IN THE SKIES AT 1843
300
citing Prediction of the Second Advent of Christ The Speedy Fulfillment of the LatterDay Bible
307
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AWFUL EXPLOSION OF COMMODORE STOCKTONS GREAT GUN THE PEACE 1844
315
Thousand Persons Welcome Her Arrival Transcendent Beauty and Power of Her Voice
386
P T Barnum Portrait and Autograph
392
America Distances by Nearly Eight Miles the Whole Fleet of Swift and Splendid Competitors
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THE INVITED GUEST OF THE NATION Splendid Military Pageant in New York on
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OR KOSSUTH IN NEW YORK
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EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS IN NEW YORK Construction 1853
421
LOSS OF THE SPLENDID COLLINS STEAMSHIP ARCTIC OF NEW YORK BY 1854
429
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Great Panic A Sudden Universal Crash in the Height of Prosperity Caused by Wild Speculations
447
POLITICAL DEBATE BETWEEN ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND STEPHEN A DOUG 1858
469
ties of Illuminating Oil in the Depths of the Earth Boring of Innumerable Wells Fabulous Prices
476
BURNING OF ONE OF THE GREAT OIL WELLS
482
Ambassadors Simmi Boojsen Nokami
491
TOUR OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS ALBERT EDWARD PRINCE OF WALES 1860
493
the United States First Military Act in the Long and Bloody Struggle to Dismember the Union
501
General Beauregard with Autograph
507
Ideal of a Mechanical Miracle Principle Structure and Operation of the Machine NetWork
509
Mr Rareys Method of Taming Horses
518
EXTRAORDINARY COMBAT BETWEEN THE IRONCLADS MERRIMAC AND MON 1862
526
One Hundred Thousand Men on Each Side General McClellan Declares on the Field that it
535
CAMPAIGN AGAINST VICKSBURG THE GIBRALTAR OF THE MISSISSIPPI 1863
554
THREE DAYS BATTLE BETWEEN THE CONCENTRATED ARMIES OF GENER 1863
563
ORATORICAL CHAMPIONSHIP OF AMERICAS CAUSE IN ENGLAND BY REV H 1863
573
COMBAT BETWEEN THE ALABAMA CAPTAIN SEMMES AND THE KEAR 1864
581
THIRTY THOUSAND MILES OF RAILWAY IN THIRTY YEARS AND EIGHTY 1839
645
THE NORTHWEST Most Destructive Conflagration in the History of Civilized Nations
653
Changes Sought in the Relations between Producers and Consumers General Declaration
660
of the Highest Civilization Condition of the Country Previous to such Efforts Early Scenes
667
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Secretary Seward Portrait and Autograph 515
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Jubilee Festival and Pageant throughout the Land Prosperity Power and Renown of the
689
SIEGE AT VICKSBURG BY GENERAL GRANT 557
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General Meade with Autograph
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MAC RAILWAY STATION IN WASHINGTON JULY 2 His Departure from the White
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Admiral Farragut
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General Sherman Portrait and Autograph
722
Dense Black Atmosphere for Fifteen Hours The Herds Retire to their Stalls the Fowls to their
729
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OCEAN The Old World and the New United by Instantaneous Communication Pronounced
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