Chapter I: Iberville, 332, 416
Illinois, 334
Indigo, cultivation of, in the South, xvii, 277, 576
Ingle, Edward, xxv
Innes, James, 236
Iredell, James, 227, 238, 242
Iroquois, the, 76, 478
Irving, Washington, visits Louisville, 514-516, 522, 530
Italians brought to Georgia, 304
J
Jackson, Andrew, xxx, 466, 489, 490;
at Mobile, 355, 356, 363;
at New Orleans, 423;
and Hugh L. White, 464;
residence of, 483, 491;
his old age, 492;
at Louisville, 531
Jackson, Gen. Wm. H., 498
Jackson, Rachel Donelson, 482, 491, 492
Jackson, Stonewall, xxix, 94, 95, 98;
Foley’s statue of, 170
Jackson, Thomas J., _see_ Stonewall Jackson
Jacksonville, Florida, 578
Jamaica, 329
James, Henry, quoted, 509
James River, 151, 152, 154, 156, 159
Jamestown, Va., 300, 331;
settlement of, 152, 154, 155, 185, 186;
in Bacon’s Rebellion, 191, 192, 194;
compared with St. Augustine, 557
Jasper, Sergeant, 298, 299, 303, 318
Jefferson, Thomas, 88, 122, 130, 168, 311;
and the site of the national capital, 113-115;
and the Declaration of Independence, 201, 203, 204;
at William and Mary College, 207, 214;
quoted, 4, 164-166
Jennings, Edmund, 72
Jesuits in the Mississippi Valley, 334
John of Argyle, 315
Johns Hopkins Hospital, 42, 43
Johns Hopkins University, 42, 43
Johnson, Andrew, 284;
impeachment of, 467-469
Johnson, Charles, 228
Johnson, Dr., 316
Johnson, Gov. Sir Nathaniel, 257
Johnson, Thomas, 59, 85-89, 93
Johnston, Gen. J. E., 188, 216, 372;
at Vicksburg, 443
Johnston, Gov. Gabriel, 228, 231, 235, 238
Johnston, Samuel, 228, 242
Joliet, 331
Jonas town, 8, 41
Jones, Charles, 83
Jones, Col. C. C., quoted, 309, 312, 316
Jones, Commodore Thos. Ap-Catesby, 70
Jones, Rev. Hugh, quoted, 208-211
Jones’s Falls, 7, 18
Jones’s Point, 116
Joppa, 6
Jouett, Matthew H., 531
_Journal_, Louisville, 505, 532
Jubilee Singers, the, 500
Juchereau, 335
K
Kaskaskia, G. R. Clark attacks, 511
Kean, Charles, 363
Keats, George, at Louisville, 504, 524-530
Keats, Isabella, 528-530
Keats, John, and George Keats, 504, 524
Kennedy, Hon. John P., quoted, 28-32
Kentucky, xxi, xxii;
_see_ Louisville
Key, Francis Scott, 37, 91, 395
Key, John Ross, 84
Kiawah, the Cacique of, 250
King, Grace, on New Orleans, 411-431
King William’s School, 56
Kinsale, 251
Klinck, John G., quoted, 382-384
Kneller, Sir Godfrey, 158
Knox, Gen. Henry, Knoxville named for, 451, 455
Knoxville, J. W. Caldwell on, 449-475;
genesis of, 449-451;
Gov. Blount, 451-454;
Indian treaty of 1791, 454;
legislative act of 1794, 455;
the first mayor, 457;
Blount College founded, 458;
Indian war of 1793, 458-461;
Constitutional Convention of 1796, 462;
Hugh L. White, 463-465;
George Farragut, 465;
Sam Houston, 465;
Fighting Parson Brownlow, 466-468;
Horace Maynard, 468;
Thos. A. R. Nelson, 468;
the Civil War, 469-472;
since the war, 472-475
Krafft, Michael, 360
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