America Book 5
by See Title Page
part of the American History Series

Table of Contents

Title
Publisher
Preface

AMERICA 1812 Before and After
WASHINGTON CITY IN ITS INFANCY
DECATUR CAPTURES AND BURNS THE "PHILADELPHIA"
WHY AND HOW BURR KILLED HAMILTON
ALEXANDER HAMILTON To His WIFE ELIZABETH HAMILTON
A CONTEMPORARY ACCOUNT OF THE HAMILTON-BURR DUEL
THE LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION
CROSSING THE GREAT DIVIDE
THE "BIRD-WOMAN" WHO GUIDED LEWIS AND CLARK
THE INDIAN DEFENDS HIS RELIGION
TESTIMONY FROM THE TRIAL OF AARON BURR
THE CHESAPEAKE OUTRAGE
FULTON WRITES ABOUT HIS FIRST TRIP TO ALBANY
THE FIRST VOYAGE OF THE CLERMONT
AMERICAN WAYS OF LIFE IN 1811
A BACKWOODS BREAKFAST
DOWN THE OHIO FROM MARIETTA TO CINCINNATI
LIFE IN CENTRAL NEW YORK STATE
THE BATTLE OF TIPPECANOE
THE CAUSES OF THE WAR OF 1812
THE SEEDS OF WAR
WHY AMERICA HAD TO FIGHT
THE SURRENDER OF DETROIT
THE "CONSTITUTION" CAPTURES THE "GUERRIERE"
HOW THE "GUERRIERE" WAS OUTFOUGHT
CAPTURE AND DESTRUCTION OF THE "JAVA"
THE ENGAGEMENT OF THE "CHESAPEAKE" AND THE "SHANNON"
BRITISH OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE
THE BATTLE OF THE THAMES
THE BURNING OF WASHINGTON
A BRITISH ACCOUNT OF THE BURNING OF WASHINGTON
THE BATTLE OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN
WHAT INSPIRED "THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER"
SECESSION THREATENED IN NEW ENGLAND
THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS
THE BRITISH SIDE AT NEW ORLEANS
THE TREATY OF GHENT, CONCLUDING THE WAR OF 1812
DISCUSSING THE TERMS OF PEACE
OUR FIRST PROTECTIVE TARIFF
DISARMAMENT ON THE LAKES
THE FIRST SEMINOLE WAR
THE MONROE DOCTRINE
DEFINING THE POWERS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
AN APPREHENSIVE VIEW OF THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE
A NORTHERN VIEW OF THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE
A MODERATE VIEW OF THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE