Commerce, smuggling in colonial times, Cuba, 301–304 Notes, pp. 363, 364 Commission, Joint, America and Great Danes, 105, 106 Britain, 236 Commissions, 309 Common school education, 328 universal, 32, 33, 53 between railroads, 195, 196 Composite Americans, 40, 44 Concentration of departments in state governments, 310 Condition, equality of, 248-276 Conductors, railroad, 181 Congress, 308 and the railroad unions, 176 Connecticut, constitution of 1639, 15 of America and England, 232–241 Constitution, 227-231 attacks on, 243-247. See also Notes, P. 379 checks and balances of, 17, 18 Ꭰ Division of powers between state and federal governments, 288 sovereign powers, 21-26 Dollar, worship of, 48, 157-160, 305-307 its preservation of equality of oppor- Donations to the public, 267, etc. division of powers, 21, 288 tunity, 39 Due process of law, 250 sentiment against colonization by Firemen, railroad, 181 Fiske, John, on "American Political England and the American Rebellion, 152 | Foreign classes, 282 debts, cancellation of, Notes, pp. 387, 388 population in United States, 292, 293 white stock, diagram from Census "Foundations," 270, 271 program in detail against Jews, see French, 94–100 aid in Revolutionary War, 102 Cajan, 96 Chamber of Deputies, number of displaced by other races, 183 in West Indies, 125, 144 displacing Irish, 183 expulsion of the Jews, 133 Huguenots, 97-100 fourth in list of eminent Americans, 99 in New Amsterdam, 100 New England, 48, 49 French, relations with United States 101-103 sale of Louisiana, 102, 103 Napoleon's reason for, 103 in New Amsterdam, 100 G Idle rich, 282 I Immigration. See Census favored by the Jews, 184 England, 295-298 labor unions against, 182 males outnumber females in, 293 United States, 291 Increase of American wealth, 104 Industry, revolution in, 261, 264 Institutions, American, undermining of, Interest, 130 Intermarriage, 292-295, 301 Jews, 137, 138. See also Notes, International arbitration, 233 peace, 236 trade, international bankers' opinion, smuggling in colonial times, Notes, Interstate Commerce Commission, 199, 207 Inventions and practical applications of, Irish, 107-115 and Jews, 129, 137 displaced by French, 183 in America in 1776, 109, 110-112, 291 New England, 46-56. See Notes, pp. manufacturers bring in foreign labor. present population of, 49, 50 Scotch-Irish in, 49 settlers from, Notes, pp. 360-362 Meeting, town, 33, 34. See Notes, pp. New Jersey, foreign population in, 292 |