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Preliminary | |
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The Cross and the Sword in Spain's New World: Bartolomeacute; de Las Casas and Hernaacute;n Corteacute;s | |
Corteacute;s Describes the Aztecs (1519, 1520) | |
An Aztec View of the Temple Massacre (ca. 1550) | |
Corteacute;s Defends Encomiendas (1522) | |
Las Casas Attacks Conversion by Conquest (1537) | |
Las Casas Attacks Encomiendas (1542) | |
Revolt on the Virginia Frontier | |
Frontier Planters Appeal to Governor | |
"Declaration and Remonstrance" (May 1676) | |
A Summary of the June Assembly's Laws (1676) | |
Bacon's Manifesto (July 1676) | |
Grievances Submitted to the King's Commissioners (1677) | |
Enthusiasm, Authority, and the Great Awakening | |
"A Song of Praise" (1742) | |
Enthusiasm Described and Caution'd Against (1742) | |
"A Report on Religious Excess at New London" (1743) | |
Confession and Retractions (1744) | |
Seasonable Thoughts on the State of Religion in New England (1743) | |
The Price of Patriotism: Jonathan Sewall and John Adams | |
"Instructions of the Town of Braintree to the Representative" (1765) | |
Jonathan Sewall Offers a Defense of British Authority (1771) | |
Jonathan Sewall on the Revolutionary Threat (1775) | |
"Novanglus" (1775) | |
The Conflict over the Constitution: Patrick Henry and James Madison | |
An Antifederalist Attacks the Constitution (1787) | |
"The Federalist No. 10" (1788) | |
Speech to the Virginia Convention (June 4, 1788) | |
Speech to the Virginia Convention (June 5, 1788) | |
"The Federalist No. 39" (1788) | |
Agrarians and Capitalists in the Early Republic | |
Notes on the State of Virginia (1787) | |
First Report on Public Credit (1790) | |
Report on Manufactures (1791) | |
Arator (1813) | |
Values of the Manufactures of the United States, Exclusive of Doubtful Articles (1810) | |
Resistance and Western Expansion | |
Letter to William Henry Harrison (1803) | |
Letter to William Eustis, Secretary of War (1809) | |
A Discourse on the Aborigines of the Ohio Valley (1838) | |
Speech to Harrison at Vincennes (1810) | |
"Sleep Not Longer, O Choctaws and Chickasaws" (1811) | |
The Fruits of the Factory System: Sarah Bagley and Nathan Appleton | |
"The Introduction of the Power Loom, and Origin of Lowell" (1858) | |
Regulations of the Appleton Company (1833) | |
"The Pleasures of Factory Life" (1840) | |
"Voluntary?" (1845) | |
"Labor, Its Relations, in Europe and the United States Compared" (1844) vNathan Appleton | |
Politics, Morality, and Race in the Abolitionist Crusade | |
Detail of Liberator Masthead (1831) | |
His New Reform Policy (1837) | |
Recounts His Life as a Slave (1845) | |
"No Union with Slaveholders" (1844) | |
"The Right To Criticize American Institutions" (1847) | |
Responds to William Lloyd Garrison (1853) | |
"What to the American Slave Is Your Fourth of July"? (1852) | |
The Feminine Sphere in Antebellum Society | |
Catharine Beecher on women's Proper Place (1837) | |
A Treatise on Domestic Economy (1841) | |
"Declaration of Sentiments" of the Seneca Falls Convention (1848) | |
Addresses the Seneca Falls Convention (1848) | |
Answers the Critics of Woman's Rights (1848) | |
Traditional Dress and the Bloomer (ca. 1850) | |
Hale on Female Voting (1852) | |
"Words of Comfort for a Discouraged Housekeeper" (1863) | |
Manifest Destiny and Conquest | |
Assess the Californios (1840) | |
Thomas Larkin on the Situation in California (1845) | |
Alvarado on the Conquest of California (1876) | |
Vigilante Justice in Los Angeles (1857) | |
The South and the Slavery Debate | |
Slavery Justified (1850) | |
Cannibals All! (1857) | |
Helper on Chinese Immigrants (1855) | |
The Impending Crisis of the South (1857) | |
Reminiscences of Georgia (1850) | |
Yankees and "Border Ruffians" in "Bleeding Kansas" | |
"Address to the People of the Southern States"(1849) | |
David Atchison on the Abolitionist Threat" (1854) | |
Sara Robinson on the Proslavery Threat (1855) | |
Report of the Committee To Investigate the Troubles in Kansas (1856) | |
Sara Robinson on the "Sack" of Lawrence (1856) | |
David Atchison on the "Abolitionist" Threat (1856) | |
Mr. Lincoln's War | |
Assaults a Southern Colleague (1854) | |
Letter to Horace Greeley (1862) | |
The Wade-Davis Manifesto (1864) | |
"The Great Civil War in America" (1863) | |
Attacks Benjamin Wade (1862) | |
Race and Redemption in the Reconstructed South: Robert Smalls and Carl Schurz | |
"Memorial to the Senate and House of Representatives" (1865) | |
Report on the Condition of the South (1865) | |
Representative Robert Smalls Protests the Withdrawal of Federal Troops (1876) | |
The Prostrate State (1874) | |
speech in the Senate (1872) | |
Race and Redemption in the Reconstructed South: Robert Smalls and Carl Schurz | |
"Memorial to the Senate and House of Representatives" (1865) | |
Report on the Condition of the South (1865) | |
Representative Robert Smalls Protests the Withdrawal of Federal Troops (1876) | |
The Prostrate State (1874) | |
speech in the Senate (1872) | |
Craftsmen and Buccaneers in an Industrial Age | |
Preamble to the Constitution of the Knights of Labor (1878) | |
Calls for Cooperatives (1880) | |
Correspondence of Jay Gould and Terence Powderly (1886) | |
Knights of Labor Attack on Jay Gould (1886) | |
Jay Gould Testifies Before Congress (1886) | |
Farmers and the "New South" | |
"The New South: (1886) | |
"The Farmer and the Cities" (1889) | |
Tom Watson on "Silver-Tounged Orators (1889) | |
People's Party Platform (1892) | |
"The Negro Question in the South" (1892) | |
Sex, Anarchism, and Domestic Science in Progressive America | |
Euthenics (1910) | |
"Who Is to Blame for High Prices?" (1910) | |
"Marriage and Love" (1917) | |
"The Woman Suffrage Chameleon" (1917) | |
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