46
.

    what he did for Virginia,
47
.

    his books and maps,
47
.

    is called the "Father of Virginia,"
47
.

    writes Captain Henry Hudson,
53
.

    summary of,
51
.


South, the, in the Civil War,
260
.

    great progress of, since the war,
263
.


Spaniards settle Florida,
30
.

    are kept out of Georgia,
107
.


Squanto (Skwon'to), how he helped the Pilgrims,
68
,
69
.


Squaws (note),
152
.


Standish, Myles, an English soldier in Holland,
64
.

    goes to America with the Pilgrims,
64
.

    explores Cape Cod,
65
.

    lands at Plymouth Rock,
66
.

    was nurse as well as soldier,
67
.

    goes to meet Massasoit,
69
.

    feared by the Indians,
70
.

    escorts the Pilgrims to church,
70
.

    has a fight with the Indians,
71
.

    saves Plymouth from attack by Indians,
71
.

    what else he did for the Pilgrims,
72
.

    what he left at his death,
72
.

    his monument,
72
.

    summary of,
75
.


Steamboat, Fulton's, on the Hudson,
197
.

    first at the West,
198
,
199
.

    effect of, on emigration,
199
.


St. Mary's, settlement at,
78
.


Survey (note),
127
.


Sutter (Soo'ter), John A., his fort in California,
236
.

    founds Sacramento,
236
.

    lives like a king,
236
.

    begins to build saw-mill at Colona,
237
.

    Marshall brings him gold-dust to test,
238
.

    is convinced that gold has been found,
238
.

    how he felt at the discovery,
238
.

    loses his property,
239
.

    is pensioned by California,
239
.

    summary of,
242
.


Swansea (Swon'ze) attacked by Indians,
90
.


Swordfish (note),
194
.



Tarleton (Tarl'ton), cruelty of,
207
.

    called "Butcher Tarleton,"
208
.

    his soldiers and the bees,
208
.

    is beaten at Cowpens,
210
.

    what he hears from the children,
210
.


Taxation of America by George III.,
131
.

    chief cause of the Revolution,
131
.


Tea, taxed, sent to America,
132
.

    destruction of,
132
.

    "Boston Tea Party,"
132
.


Tecumseh (Te-kum'seh) excites the Indians to war,
202
,
215
.

    takes the "Prophet" by the hair,
204
.

    fights for the British in Canada,
204
.

    is killed,
204
.


Telegraph, meaning of the word (note),
222
.

    what it is,
222
.

    electric, invented by Morse,
222
.

    Vail's work on,
224
.

    patented by Morse,
224
.

    Congress grants money to build line,
225
,
226
.

    first message over,
227
.

    business of, in 1845,
227
.

    business of, to-day,
227
.

    how messages are sent by (note),
227
.

    Atlantic,
227
.

    See Samuel F. B. Morse.


Telephone, meaning of the word (note),
227
.

    what it is,
227
.

    when invented (note),
227
.

    use of, to-day,
228
.


Tennessee, first settlement of,
158
,
159
.

    See James Robertson and John Sevier.


Terrier (note),
204
.


Territory added to the United States since the Revolution,
240
; and see United States.


Tests (note),
238
.


Texas, forms part of Mexico,
230
.

    we try to buy it,
230
.

    Houston goes to,
230
.

    massacre of Americans at Fort Alamo,
230
.

    war of independence,
230
.

    flag of,
230
.

    annexed,
230
.

    dispute with Mexico about boundary,
239
.

    Mexican war and,
239
.

    and the Civil War,
231
.

    summary of,
232
.


Tippecanoe, battle of,
203
.


Tobacco sent from Virginia to Sir Walter Raleigh,
33
.

    he plants it in Ireland,
33
.

    value of, to Virginia,
48
.


Torpedo (note),
194
.

    Fulton's experiments with torpedoes,
194
,
195
.


Tow cloth (note),
250
.


Travis (Tra'vis), Colonel, in Texas,
230
.


Treaty, Indian, with Pilgrims,
69
.

    with William Penn,
99
.

    (note),
99
.


Tryon, Governor, in North Carolina,
156
.

    oppression by,
156
.

    called the "Great Wolf of North Carolina,"
156
.

    at battle of Alamance,
156
.



Union (note),
259
.

    the South resolves to withdraw from the,
259
.

    strengthened by result of the Civil War,
261
.


United States, independence of, declared,
186
.