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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1911. Excerpt: ... INDEX Abbott, Josiah G., 35. Adams, Charles Francis, I, presides at Anti-Texas meeting in Faneuil Hall (not. 1845), 42; address of Anti-Texas Com. written by, 42, 43; 44, 52,53, 103,109,222, 227, 259, 315. Adams, Charles Francis, II, his Life of R. H. Dana, quoted, 19; letter to H. on contest over his confir-mation as member of the Su-preme Court, 194,195; quoted on the same subject, 197, 198, -230, 231, 255. Adams, John Quincy, Pres. of U. S., leads opposition to Mexican War, 44; 60. Adirondack, camping-party in, 144-148. Agassiz, Louis, 145, 146, 148, 154, 314, 315. Akerman, Amos T., succeeds H. as Attorney-Gen., 202, 211, 212, 215. Akers, Charles, 154 n. Alabama, cruiser, 222. Alabama Claims, Johnson-Claren-don Treaty concerning, 176; re-jected by Senate, 177; Sumner's attitude on, 178; renewed nego-tiations concerning, by Fish and Motley, 178, and by C F. Adams, 222 seqq.; Joint High Commission appointed, 224; arbi-tration of, provided for by Treaty of Washington, 225, 226; 204. Alcott, A. Branson, on Samuel Hoar, 5; 324. Alexandra, privateer, case of the, 139. Alien, Charles, Chief Justice of Su-perior Court of Mass., 55. Allen, Charles, Justice of Supreme Judicial Court of Mass., quoted concerning H., 122, 123, 274, 275. American party. See Know-No-thing party. Ames, Judge Seth, on Samuel Hoar, 5; 35. Andover Creed, the, 270, 271. Andover Theological Seminary, Visitors of. See Visitors, eto. Andrew, John A., Governorof Mass., counsel for F. B. Sanborn, 126; nominated for governor, 126; letter of, to Cameron, introduc-ing H, 129; letter of H. to, 133; 132, 260, 315. Antiquarian Society of Concord, 212. Anti-Slavery Whigs in Mass., ad-dress of, against Z. Taylor, 53-65. Anti-Texas Committee, appointed by Faneuil Hall meeting, 42, 43. Appleton, Thomas Go.
