Diary in America, Series Two
by Frederick Marryat
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About this eBook
- Author
- Marryat, Frederick, 1792-1848
- Credits
- Produced by Nick Hodson of London, England
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- E151: History: America: United States
- Subject
- Marryat, Frederick, 1792-1848 -- Travel -- America
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 23138
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/23138
- Release Date
- October 21, 2007
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2."Diary in America, Series Two" — Volume One—Chapter One. — Travelling. — Volume One—Chapter Two. — Travelling. — Volume One—Chapter Three. — Travelling. — Government Steam Vessels Building . — Loss of the Ben Sherrod, by a Passenger. — Loss of the Home. — Loss of the Moselle. — Volume One—Chapter Four. — Travelling. — Origin of Mint-Julep. — Volume One—Chapter Five. — Emigration and Migration. — Volume One—Chapter Six. — Newspaper Press. — Volume One—Chapter Seven. — Authors, etc. — Positive Expenses to Publisher. — Volume One—Chapter Eight. — The Mississippi. — “A most Disgraceful Affair. — Volume Two—Chapter One. — Society—Women. — Volume Two—Chapter Two. — Public Opinion, or the Majority. — America in 1782. — America in 1835. — Volume Two—Chapter Three. — Patriotism. — Volume Two—Chapter Four. — England and the United States. — “Americans Attend! — Volume Two—Chapter Five. — Society.—General Character, etcetera. — Volume Two—Chapter Six. — Aristocracy. — Volume Two—Chapter Seven. — Government. — Volume Two—Chapter Eight. — Volume Two—Chapter Nine. — “The Standing Army.” — Volume Two—Chapter Ten. — Volume Two—Chapter Eleven. — Appendix. Constitution of the United States. — Article 1.—Section 1. — Section 2. — Section 3. — Section 4. — Section 5. — Section 6. — Section 7. — Section 8. — Section 9. — Section 10. — Article 2.—Section 1. — Section 2. — Section 3. — Section 4. — Article 3.—Section 1. — Section 2. — Section 3. — Article 4.—Section 1. — Section 2. — Section 3. — Section 4. — Article 5. — Article 6. — Article 7. — Amendments to the Constitution. — End of Vol. II. — Volume Three—Chapter One. — Canada. — Volume Three—Chapter Two. — The Canadas, continued. — Volume Three—Chapter Three. — The Canadas, continued. — Estimate 1. — Estimate 2. — Volume Three—Chapter Four. — The Canadas, continued. — Volume Three—Chapter Five. — The Canadas, continued. — Volume Three—Chapter Six. — The Canadas, continued. — Volume Three—Chapter Seven. — Indians. — Volume Three—Chapter Eight. — Indians. — 1.—Name and number of the tribes now east of the Mississippi . — 2.— Not under treaty stipulations to remove . — 2.— Number of Indians who have emigrated from the east to the west of the Mississippi . — 3.—Number of the Indigenous Tribes within striking distance of the Western frontier . — Recapitulation. — Estimated number of warriors . — Advanced Ports . — Appalling destruction of North-west Indians by Small-pox . — Volume Three—Chapter Nine. — Causes of the Florida War. — “ To the Chiefs and Warriors of the Seminole Indians in Florida . — Volume Three—Chapter Ten. — Florida War. — Volume Three—Chapter Eleven. — Reply to the Edinburgh Review. — Volume Three—Chapter Twelve. — Discourse on the Evidences of the American Indians being the Descendants of the Lost Tribes of Israel. — The End.
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