Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919). New York. 1906. Subject Index
Explorers, an age of, 1 , 2 Farming, advance in, 25 “Federalist,” the, 183 , 240 Federalist party, New York the seat of power of, 181 , 182 ; struggle with Anti-Federalists, 186 ; first big break in, 188 ; successes of, 189 ; fall of, 192 ; merciless use of patronage, 197 ; support the British, 200 Federal Union, equality a necessity in, 133 , 134 Feudal privileges, 16 , 25 Fifth Avenue, 243 Fires, incendiary, in 1741, 121 ; during British occupation, 168 ; large losses by, 234 Fire-water, introduction among Indians, 7 Fisheries, early, 53 , 67 , 90 Fitch, John, pioneer in steam navigation, 209 Fletcher, Benjamin, governor, 96 ; connection with pirates, 96 ; character, 97 ; quarrels with New England and with Assembly, 99 ; recalled, 99 Florida, 3 Flour, monopoly of bolting and exporting, 60 Fort, early, 14 Fort Orange, 47 France, enmity to, 71 , 89 ; wars with, 90 Franchise, different kinds of, 175 Freeholders, privileges of, 118 , 175 , 178 French, settlements in America, 3 ; characteristics of pioneers, 23 French war-ship, retarded American Revolution, 132 French war-ship, terrorizes city, 105 Frontenac, Louis de B., cruelties in New York and New England, 83 Frontiersman, evolution of, 23 Fulton, Robert, introduces steam navigation, 209 ; builds steam frigate, 209 Fur trade, 7 , 9 , 18 , 131 , 218 Gage, Gen. Thomas, commander of garrison, 139 ; yields stamps to municipal authorities, 141 Gallatin, Albert, abhorrence of partisan proscription, 196 Gallows, the, 37 “Gazette,” the, first newspaper, 123 “General Armstrong,” fight of the, 210 George III., effect of his blunders, 137 ; address by Stamp Act Congress to, 138 ; erection of monument to, 142 ; monument destroyed, 142 German Calvinists, in the eighteenth century, 109 German Lutherans, in the eighteenth century, 109 Germans, early settlers, 14 , 34 ; immigration of, 106 , 224 , 228 , 256 ; furnish large proportion of auxiliaries to British troops, 161 , note Governor, restrictions on power of, 177 Grant, Gen. U. S., Memoirs of, 260 , 261 Guinea Coast, trade with, 91 Gustavus Adolphus, influence of his death on America’s future, 4 Haarlem Heights, American victory at, 164 Hale, Nathan, capture and execution of, 169 “Half Moon,” the, reaches the Hudson, 1 ; returns to Holland, 8 Hall, Oakey, mayoralty of, 252 Hall of Justice, 73 Hamilton, Alexander, conservative principles of, 137 , attitude in the Revolution, 151 ; in retreat at Kip’s Bay, 164 ; leader of Federalist party, 181 ; character, 186 , 189 ; defender of Loyalists, 182 ; success in Federal movement, 183 ; procession in honor of, 184 ; heart of Federalist party, 186 ; Secretary of Treasury, 187 ; Livingston’s opinion of, 188 ; dislike of Burr, 189 ; maltreatment of, 191 ; killed by Burr, 199 “Harper’s Magazine” 260 “Harper’s Weekly,” exposures of Tweed, 253 Hartford, Conn., mail between New York and, 54 Hebrew immigration, 256 Hessians, employment as troops, and hatred of, 159
