A New History of the United States / The greater republic, embracing the growth and achievements of our country from the earliest days of discovery and settlement to the present eventful year
by Charles Morris
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Contents
- Publishers' Introduction
- Chapter I. Discovery and Exploration
- Chapter II. Settlement of the Thirteen Original States
- Chapter III. The Intercolonial Wars and the French and Indian War
- Chapter V. The Revolution (Continued). The War in the Middle States and on the Sea
- Chapter VIII. Administrations of Washington, John Adams, and Jefferson—1789-1809
- Chapter IX. Administrations of Madison, 1809-1817. The War of 1812
- Chapter X. Administrations of James Monroe and John Quincy Adams, 1817-1829
- Chapter XI. Administrations of Jackson, Van Buren, W.H. Harrison, and Tyler, 1829-1845
- Chapter XII. Famous Presidential Campaigns Previous to 1840
- Chapter XIII. Administration of Polk, 1845-1849
- Chapter XIV. Administrations of Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, and Buchanan, 1849-1857
- Chapter XV. Administration of Lincoln, 1861-1865 the War for the Union, 1861
- Chapter XVI. Administration of Lincoln (Continued), 1861-1865. War for the Union (Continued), 1862
- Chapter XVII. Administration of Lincoln (Continued), 1861-1865. War for the Union (Continued), 1863
- Chapter XVIII. Administration of Lincoln (Concluded), 1861-1865. War for the Union (Concluded), 1864-1865
- Chapter XIX. Administrations of Johnson and Grant, 1865-1877
- Chapter XX. Administrations of Hayes, Garfield, and Arthur, 1877-1885
- Chapter XXI. Administration of Cleveland (First) and of Harrison, 1885-1893
- Chapter XXIII. Administration of Cleveland (Second, Concluded), 1893-1897
- Chapter XXV. Administration of Mckinley (Continued), 1897-1901. The Spanish-American War
- Chapter XXVI. Administration of McKINLEY (Continued), 1897-1901 Our New Possessions
- List of Full-page Half-tone Illustrations
- Author's introduction
- Chapter I. Discovery and Exploration
- Chapter II. Settlement of the Thirteen Original States
- Chapter III. The Intercolonial Wars and the French and Indian War
- Chapter IV. The Revolution—The War in New England
- Chapter V. The Revolution (Continued).—The War in the Middle States and on the Sea
- Chapter VI. The Revolution in the South (Concluded)
- Chapter VII. Organization of the United States
- Chapter VIII. Administrations of Washington, John Adams, and Jefferson—1789-1809
- Chapter IX. Administrations of Madison, 1809-1817. The War of 1812
- Chapter X. Administrations of James Monroe and John Quincy Adams, 1817-1829
- Chapter XI. Administrations of Jackson, Van Buren, W.H. Harrison, and Tyler, 1829-1845
- Chapter XII. Famous Presidential Campaigns Previous to 1840
- Chapter XIII. Administration of Polk, 1845-1849
- Chapter XIV. Administrations of Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, and Buchanan, 1849-1857
- Chapter XV. Administration of Lincoln, 1861-1865. The War for the Union, 1861
- Chapter XVI. Administration of Lincoln (Continued), 1861-1865. War for the Union (Continued), 1862
- Chapter XVII. Administration of Lincoln (Continued), 1861-1865. War for the Union (Continued), 1863
- Chapter XVIII. Administration of Lincoln (Concluded), 1861-1865. War for the Union (Concluded), 1864-1865
- Chapter XIX. Administrations of Johnson and Grant 1865-1877
- Chapter XX. Administrations of Hayes, Garfield, and Arthur, 1877-1885
- Chapter XXI. Administration of Cleveland (First) and of Harrison, 1885-1893
- Chapter XXII. Administration of Cleveland (Second), 1893-1897
- Chapter XXIII. Administration of Cleveland (Second-Concluded), 1893-1897. The Great Northwest. By Albert Shaw, Ph.D.,
- Chapter XXIV. Administration of McKINLEY, 1897-1901
- Chapter XXV. Administration of McKINLEY (Continued), 1897-1901. The Spanish-American War
- Chapter XXVI. Administration of McKINLEY (Continued) 1897-1901. Our New Possessions