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INDEX Abolitionists, moral in New England; practical in the West, 475. Aborigines, Americans uninfluenced by, 240. Abstract, the, makes no appeal to the American, 566. Acceleration, law of, 251. Accident, factor in American development, 312. Action, causes of, 539. Adams, Charles Francis, on evolution of native labor in Quincy, 378. Adams, John, partisanship in Revolution, 318; unpopular for advocacy of separation from England, 205. Adams, Samuel, character summed up by Lecky, 215; factor in the American Revolution, 210; root and branch man, 214. Advancement, common cause of, element in nationality, 231; social, coincident with intellectual, 380. Adventure, American spirit of, 522; love of in the English, 522. Esthetic, sense of in Italians, 394. Agriculture, effect on southern character, 367. Aliens absorbed by the Americans, 23; conquerors only through physical superiority, 384; deterioration of manners through, 449; lowered vitality of, 390; rapid absorption of through common language, 260; relation to native stock, 372; transformation of, 240. Alliances, see also Entangling alliances; American contempt for, 516. Ambition, the motive to make men fight, 499. America, absorptive power of civilization in, 269; bad manners in, 434;crossing of human types in, 266; deteriorating effect of slavery in, 457 et seq., | distinct school of letters in, 422; diversity of climate, 241, each race as similation better, 416; early commercial methods, 355; early immigration into, 244; ease of passage of laws in, 350; economic burden of foreign child in, 405; economic force moulding formative period of, 469; effect of Revolution on, 309; English uniform language in, 263; exaction of conformity elevates standards in, 417; false doctrine of class in, 403; fed by breeding of its own people, 244; financial buccaneer, 356; formulæ of effect of immigration on, 425; gratitude of immigrant to, 400; human nature unchanged in, 331; immigration and the working classes in, 374; intermarriage of foreign element in, 380; language of unaffected by immigrant, 233; law of pioneer community, 340; legal interpretation in, 353; low state of before Civil War, 500; melting process of race in, 270; mistaken political philosophy in, 330; moral backbone of the "common people," 242; mother of freedom by accident, 370; new blood in, reflected in mind, 421; no concession to foreign tongue in, 419; passing through an evolutionary stage, 560; phases of law in, 332; political aristocracy in, analogous to Scotland, 482; power of common political belief in, 369; power of wealth in, 335; race amalgamation in, 250; railway financing, 355; readymade civilization, 357; resources of, 233; rule of primitive justice in, 336; social revolution in, 185; society in, 242; speed in development of, 354; state laws in, 351; unchallenged possession of, 232; uniformity of moral code in, 240; unique in advantageousness of immigration, 384. American and Englishman, differentiated outwardly and subjectively, 258. American appeal for Irish allies, 324. |