Chapter C: Cabildo, the Spanish, 428, 431
Cabot discovers North America, 151
Cairo, Ill., 335, 361, 521
Calamata, 154
Caldwell, Joshua W., on Knoxville, 449-475
Calhoun, John C., 140, 464
Calvert, Cecilius, 21
Calvert, Charles, 78;
quoted, 2
Calvert, Frederick, 78, 79
Calverts, the, 48-50
Campbell, Colonel, defeats Gen. Robert Howe, 317
Campbell, General, in West Florida, 346, 347
Campbell, John A., 362
Canada, 331, 334
Canal, the Isthmian, 438
Canby captures Blakeley, 372, 374
Canoe Fight, the, 355
Cantonment, the, 356
Cape Clear, 320
Cape Fear, 220
Cape Hatteras, 220, 262
Cape Lookout, 220
Capitol, at Richmond, 162-170
Capitol the national, 121-124;
north wing completed, 126;
burned by the British, 134;
rebuilt, 137;
dome raised, 142
Cardross, Lord, 250
Carlton, Hon. Walter G., quoted, 307
_Carolina_, the, 250, 251
Carr, Capt. John, 388
Carr, Dabney, 199
Carrick, Rev. Samuel, 461
Carroll, Charles, 7, 8, 18, 40, 60, 66
Carroll, Daniel, 7, 8, 88, 122
Carrolls, the, 77, 79
Carrollton, 66, 79
Carter, John, 451
Cary, Archibald, 201, 204
Castle Garden, centennial celebrated at, 269
Cat Island, 339
Cathedral, the New Orleans, 425, 429, 431
_Cato_, Addison’s, first rendered in Philadelphia, 269
Catoctin, 76, 79
Cavet’s blockhouse, 460
Cawein, Madison, 534
_Cayuga_, the, 368
Cedar Point R’y, 359
Celeste, Madame, 363
Census of 1890, xv
Cervera, 256
Chamberlain, Gov. D. H., quoted, 284
Champion Hills, battle at, 443
Chandler, Bishop, quoted, 310
Chandler, Daniel, 362
Chandler, Mrs., 362
Charles I., 48, 199
Charles II., 290
Charleston, xvi, xix _et seq._;
Yates Snowden on, 249-292;
first permanent settlement, 250-252;
Spanish attack on, 256-259;
in 1773, 259;
the St. Cecilia Society, 260;
in the Revolution, 262-267;
after the Revolution, 267-271;
the Augustan Age, 272;
economic and commercial history of, 276-279;
in the Civil War, 279-286;
churches of, 286-291
Charleston & Hamburg R’y Co., xxii
Charleville, M., 478
Charlton, R. M., 323
Charpentier’s Battery, 364
Chase, Samuel, 40, 88
Chase House, 63
Chastellux quoted, 162
Chateaugué, 338
Chatham Artillery, 320
Chaudron, Madame, 377
Cheatham, Frank, 498
Chellum Castle Manor, 120
Cherokees, and Mobile, 336;
Governor Blount’s treaty with, 453 _ff._;
war with, 458-461, 479;
and Nashville, 486
Chesapeake Bay, 1, 152, 522;
explored by Capt. John Smith, 48
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, 39
Chesapeake & Ohio R. R., 216
Cheshire, Bishop J. B., on Wilmington, N. C., 219-247
Chester, Governor, 344
Chesterfield quoted, 310
Chicago, xvi
Chicagou, 413
Chickamaugas, 482
Chickasabogue, 341
Chickasaws, 332, 335, 336, 340, 488
Chimborazo Park, 181
Chiskiack, 188, 190
Choctaws, 332, 334, 336, 339, 340, 355;
name Mobile Bay, 328;
Congress of 1765, 345
Christ Church, Newbern, 233
Christmas, Timrod’s, 288
Cincinnati, 517, 521
Civil War, _see_ individual towns
Clark, George Rogers, in the Southwest, 504, 509-513, 516
Clark, Joseph, 122
Clarke, James Freeman, and George Keats, 525
Clausel, Comte, 357, 358
Clay, Henry, 140, 464, 490;
the Hart statues of, 168, 531;
at Mobile, 363;
at Louisville, 505
Clayton, H. D., quoted, 400
Clerissault, M., 164
_Clermont_, Fulton’s, 357
Cleveland, President, 320
Clifford, Justice, 550
Cockburn, Admiral, 67, 134
Codorus Creek suggested for site of national capital, 111, 112
Coffee, General, 490
Coligny, Admiral, 559
Collen, Williamson, 122
Colonial Dames, Georgia Society of, 307
Colonial Exchange, Charleston, 286
Columbia, S. C., xxii
Columbus, Christopher, 507;
map attributed to, 329
Compton, Spencer, 235
Conewago, 10
Confederate Literary Memorial Society, 180
Confederate States Congress, 165
_Confederation_, the, 400
Congress, the Continental, 106, 160, 203, 240-242, 313;
and the national capital, 109-116;
makes appropriation to William and Mary College, 216;
of 1765, 345;
organizes territorial government of Mississippi, 437
Congressional Library, 44
Conogocheague, 108, 116
Constitution, of Virginia, 204;
of United States quoted, 113
Conventicle Act of 1642 in Virginia, 51
Conventions: Southern commercial conventions, xxiv.-xxvi.;
the Virginia Convention of 1775, 160;
Williamsburg, 201, 204;
Annapolis, 201;
of 1787, 201, 453;
Alabama, 402;
Tennessee, 462
Conway, Henry W., 548
Copley, Sir Lionel, 52
Copley, the artist, 274
Copus’s Harbor, 10
“Corn Island,” 512, 513
Cornwallis, surrender of, 106, 165, 187, 216;
at Wilmington, N. C., 243
Cosa, 330
Cossacks, the, 136
Cotton production in the South, xvii, 277
_Cotton Patch_, 392
_Cotton Plant_, the, 357
_Courier-Journal_, Louisville, 534
Courtenay, Hon. W. A., quoted, 277
Cowpens, battle of, 26, 84
“Crackers,” the, xvi
Craig, Major, 242, 243
Cranham Church, 316
Crawford, F. Marion, 166
Crawford’s statue of Washington, 166, 168
_Crayon Papers_, the, 516
Creeks, 334-336, 339, 355, 381, 383, 463;
war with the, 354, 357;
attack Knoxville, 459-461, 486
Cresap, Capt. Michael, 84
Crisp, Speaker, 363
Crittenden, 548, 552
“Croftown,” 346
Cromwell, 199, 468
Cuba, 346;
war in, 376
Cummins, E., 548
Cummins, W., 548
Cushman, Charlotte, 363
Custis, “Jacky,” 19
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