America Book 4
by See Title Page
part of the American History Series

Table of Contents

Title
Publisher
Preface

AMERICA-The Critical Period
A NEW WORLD POWER
THE PUBLIC LAND PROBLEM
FACING BANKRUPTCY AND MUTINY
MUTINOUS TROOPS THREATEN CONGRESS
EXPLAINING THE TREATY OF PARIS
THE TREATY OF PARIS NEGOTIATIONS
THE MEANING OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
AMERICAN CHARACTERISTICS
HOW SETTLEMENTS WERE PLANTED
WHY THE CONFEDERATION FAILED TO WORK
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES AT LOGGERHEADS
OUR FIRST MINISTER TO ENGLAND
WEATHERING A CRISIS
FRAMING THE CONSTITUTION
THE NORTHWEST ORDINANCE
HOW JOHN HANCOCK SUPPORTED THE CONSTITUTION
THE NORTHWEST FUR TRADE
WASHINGTON BECOMES OUR FIRST PRESIDENT
WHY THE WEST WOULD NOT SECEDE
THE DISCOVERY OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER
THE INVENTION OF THE COTTON GIN
ANTHONY WAYNE ROUTS THE OHIO INDIANS
THE X Y Z CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON AS A HOST AT MOUNT VERNON
THE DEATH OF WASHINGTON
FUNERAL ORATION ON WASHINGTON
HOW JEFFERSON WAS ELECTED
THE IMPORTANCE OF LOUISIANA TO THE STATES
HOW NAPOLEON PERSISTED IN SELLING LOUISIANA
THE NECESSITY OF A CONSTITUTION
VIEW OF THE POWERS VESTED IN THE UNION