Chapter 2

early career, 122-126; founds N. Y. Tribune, 126; extremist as reformer, 129; "On to Richmond," 129; evokes Lincoln letter, 130; peace commissioner, 131; draft riots, 131; bails Davis, 132; Democratic presidential candidate, 133; dies, 134-135; and Lincoln, 299, 305

Greenback craze, 260

Greene, Mrs. Nathanael, 27

Grinnell, James B., 150

Grote, George, 107

Halleck, Gen. H. W., 253

Hampden, John, 42, 83

Hancock, John, 83

Hastings, Warren, 213

Hay, John, 218

Hayne, Robert Y., 41, 51, 56, 163

Hayti, 69

Heine, Heinrich, 144

Helper, Hinton Rowan, 197

Helps, Arthur, 144

Henry, Fort, 246

Henry, Patrick, 68, 191, 213

Hessian troops, 268

Higginson, T. W., 85

Hill, Frederic T., 242

Hill, Gen. A. P., 245

Hill, Gen. D. H., 245

Holland, 15, 41, 264

Homer, 326

Hooker, Gen. Joseph, 251

Howe, Dr. Samuel G., 104

"Imitation of Christ, The," 143

"Impending Crisis, The," 197

Irving, Washington, 74

Jackson, Andrew, 293

Jackson, Thomas J. (Stonewall), 200-202, 244, 245, 268

Jamestown, Va., 17

Japanese sanitation in war, 272

Jefferson, Thomas, 20, 24, 25, 53, 191

Jeffrey, Lord, 107

Jesus, parables of, 315; martyrdom of, 325

Johnson, Samuel, 312

Johnston, Gen. A. S., 244

Johnston, Gen. J. E., 242

Kansas-Nebraska Bill, 88, 169, 172

_Kearsarge_, the, 246

Kemble, Fanny, 32

Kenesaw Mountain, 242

Kentucky, 196

Kingsley, Charles, 144

Laud, Archbishop, 42

Lawless, Judge, 79

Lee, Robert E., honour to Virginia, 194; early career, 199; as strategist, 244; final campaign against Grant, 256; Appomattox, 257-258; quoted, 285-286

_Liberator_, the, 71-73

Lincoln, Abraham, new force, 163; challenges Douglas to debate, 173; compared with Douglas, 174-176; "divided-house speech," 177; the great debate, 177-180; Cooper Institute speech, 181-183; presidential nomination, 183; election and inauguration, 186-187; inaugural address, 190; calls for 75,000 troops, 193; applauds Beecher, 212; interview with Beecher, 218; quoted, 286-287; the Martyred President, Chapter XII, 288-326; Americanism, 288-289; three books, 290; career, in brief, 296-298; opposes Seward, Stanton and Greeley, 299; ancestry, 300-303; opposes Phillips, Greeley and Beecher, 304-306; honesty, 307-308; literary style, 309-315; concentrated culture, 314-315; with Everett at Gettysburg, 315; made great by great events, 317-318; characteristics, 319-320; religious faith, 321-323; death, 325

Lincoln and Douglas, the Great Debate, Chapter VII, 159-186

London, 16, 18, 235

_Log Cabin_, the, 125

Longfellow, H. W., 104, 273

Longstreet, Gen. James, 244

Loring, U. S. Commissioner, 84

Louisiana, secession, 189

Lovejoy, Rev. E. P., murder of, 78-80

Lowell, James R., 94, 99-102, 282, 284

Lundy, Benjamin, 69-70

Luther, Martin, 115

Macaulay, T. B., 107, 280

McClellan, Gen. G. B., 250-252

Machiavelli, 307

McKinley, William, 289

Mammonism, 6

Mann, Horace, 63, 106

Mansfield, Lord, 24

Marshall, Thomas, 46

Martineau, Harriet, 113

Mason, James M., 225

Medill, Joseph, 179

_Merrimac_, the, 245

Mexican War, 167, 252

Michael Angelo, 318

Milton, John, 16, 93, 318, 326

Mississippi, secession, 189

Missouri Compromise, 169

Mobile Bay, 247

_Monitor_, the, 245

Morton, Governor of Indiana, 273

Moses, 36

Motley, John L., 75, 96

Napoleon, 242

_National Era_, the, 143

Negro, as faithful servant, as soldier, 259-260; as voter, 281

New Orleans taken, 247

Newspapers, in 1861-1865, 118, 119

Newton, Isaac, 291

_New Yorker_, the, 125

_New York Tribune_, 126-128

Northern officers of Southern birth, 196

Northern resources, 274-279

Nullification, 51, 54

Nurses, 272-274

Otis, James, 83

Palestine, 41

Panic of 1857, 160-161

Parke, Judge, 107

Parker, Theodore, 84, 85

Parliament House of Peace, 110

Paul, the Apostle, 326

Penn, William, 22

People at Home during the war, Chapter XI, 263-287

Philip of Macedon, 15, 213

Philip of Spain, 15

Phillips, Wendell, 63;