The Man Who Saved the Union (114 page)

Hewitt, James

Hillyer, William,
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Hoar, Ebenezer Rockwood,
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Hoar, George

Hodges, Henry

Hodgskin, James

Hong Kong

Hood, John Bell,
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Hooker, Joseph,
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House of Representatives, U.S.,
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Belknap scandal and

     
Civil Rights Act of 1875 in

     
1874 election and

     
1876 election and

     
1882 election and

     Johnson impeachment and,
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54.2

     
Judiciary Committee of

     
slavery issue in

     
Ways and Means Committee of

     
Wilmot Proviso in

     
see also
Congress, U.S.
;
Senate, U.S.

Houston, Sam,
2.1
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Howard, Charles

Howard, Oliver,
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Huggins, Allen

Hunter, David,
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Hunter, R. M. T.

Huntington, Collis

Hurlbut, Stephen,
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Idaho

Illinois,
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Independent Democrats

India

Indians,
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commission approach and

     
election of 1872 and

     
Fetterman massacre and

     
Fort Laramie Treaty and

     gold discoveries and,
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Grant’s legacy and

     
Grant’s policy for

     Indian Bureau and,
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poverty of

     
Quakers and

     
reservation system and

     
Sand Creek massacre and

     
Sherman and

     traders and,
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transcontinental railroad and

inflation

Ingalls, Rufus,
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Interior Department, U.S.,
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Irving, Washington

Italy,
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Iuka, Battle of

Jackson, Andrew,
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Jackson, Battle of

Jackson, Claiborne,
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Jackson, Thomas J. “Stonewall”,
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Jackson, William

Japan

Jefferson, Thomas,
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Jennie (servant girl)

Jews,
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Johnson, Andrew,
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amnesty proclamation of

     
character of

     
civil rights bill of 1866 vetoed by

     
1866 election and

     
French occupation of Mexico and

     
Grant’s conflict with

     impeachment of,
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and jealousy of Grant

     Reconstruction Act and,
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reconstruction policy of

     
Sherman-Johnston surrender agreement and

     Stanton ousted by,
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54.2

Johnson, Bushrod

Johnson, Eliza

Johnson, Reverdy

Johnson, Robert

Johnson administration

Johnston, Albert Sidney,
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death of

Johnston, Joseph E.,
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Jones, Russell,
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Jones, William

Julesburg massacre

Julian, George W.

Justice Department, U.S.,
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Kansas,
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     slavery conflict in,
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Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854,
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Lincoln’s criticism of

Kearney, Stephen

Kellogg, William,
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Kelton, John

Kemp, John

Kennedy, Surgeon

Kennesaw Mountain, Battle of

Kentucky,
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King Philip’s War

Know Nothing movement

Ku Klux Klan,
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and enforcement of Fifteenth Amendment

     Grant’s military campaign against,
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prosecutions of

     
violence and lawlessness of

Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871,
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Kung, Prince of China

Lauman, Jacob

Lawler, Michael

LeConte, Emma

Lee, Fitzhugh

Lee, Robert E.,
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amnesty question and

     
at Antietam

     in Appomattox campaign,
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army shortages and desertions and

     
becomes Confederate commander in chief

     
at Chancellorsville

     
at Cold Harbor

     at Gettysburg,
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     Grant contrasted with,
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Grant’s correspondence with

     
in invasion of Maryland,
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John Brown raid and

     
McClellan’s misjudgment of

     in Mexican War,
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6.1

     siege of Petersburg and,
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Southern cause joined by

     
surrender of

     
at the Wilderness

Leggett, M. D.

Liberal Republican Party, U.S.,
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Liberty Party, U.S.

Li Hung-chang

Lincoln, Abraham,
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     assassination of,
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“better angel” speech of

     
Chattanooga operations and

     
Confederate peace feelers and

     
congressional war message of

     
Cooper Union address of

     descriptions of,
13.1
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41.1

     
Douglas’s debates with

     
Early’s raid and

     
1858 election and

     1860 election and,
23.1
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     1864 election and,
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Emancipation Proclamation and

     
on Fort Pillow massacre

     Fort Sumter crisis and,
15.1
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17.1

     
Frémont’s emancipation decree and

     
Gettysburg’s aftermath and

     
on Grant

     
Grant’s City Point meeting with

     Grant’s correspondence with,
34.1
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48.1

     
Grant’s first meeting with

     
Grant’s Jewish Traders Order and

     
Greeley’s open letter to

     
Kansas-Nebraska Act criticized by

     
McClellan as viewed by

     
on meaning of Civil War

     
Mexican War criticized by

     
as public speaker