INDEX
Frederick William IV.—Continued.
Prince William’s advice to, I, 204, 205
insanity of, I, 404
Freedmen’s Bureau, III, 177, 183, 189, 208, 225, 226, 229, 237
Freeman’s Ford, II, 356, 359
Free State party, the, II, 66, 83-87
Freiligrath, Ferdinand, I, 71
Freischütz, der, 11, 56, 58
Frémont, General John C., Presidential candidate, II, 67, 71, 72, 341, 348
emancipation order of, II, 313, 342
in command of Mountain Department, II, 338, 341-347
resignation of, II, 347, 348
Presidential candidate, III, 100
French Revolution, the, I, 72, 128, 137, 348; II, 125, 126
Frey, Emil, II, 406
Friedrich Barbarossa, legends of, I, 103
Fugitive Slave Law, II, 105-108, 109, 118, 119
Fürstenberg, I, 316
Gainsville, II, 360
Galen, Count, II, 265, 271, 306
Gagern, Heinrich von, I, 143
Garfield, James A., Presidential candidate, III, 394, 395
Garibaldi, I, 403; II, 339
Garland, Augustus H., III, 409
Geary, General John White, III, 59, 60-66, 86, 91, 95
Gellert, Christian, I, 41
Georgia, Army of, III, 110, 111
Gerhardt, Josef, serves in Civil War in America, I, 173
German-American press, value of, III, 257-262
“German Catholic” movement, I, 102
German Confederation, I, 105, 106, 129, 134
Diet of, sanctions Schleswig-Holstein revolt, I, 140
German language, II, 12, 13
German National Loan, scheme of, I, 372-379, 383
Germans in the United States, I, 28, 29, 178, 207, etc.; II, 7, 24, 38-40, 45-48, 65, 66, 179, 229, 230, 232-237, 242, 338, 339, 343, 406, 432-434, 436, 437; III, 261, 262, 298, 299
Germany, household customs in, I, 12-14
uprising against Napoleonic despotism, I, 37, 90, 103-105, 109
war with France, I, 43, 122
empire of, ceases to exist, I, 103
struggle for national independence in, I, 104-108. (See also Revolution.)
growing demand for freedom of press, trial by jury, and liberal constitution, I, 105-109, 113
Parliament of, I, 107, 113, 122, 126, 130, 183, 164, 166, 373
watchword of associations in, I, 110
excitement in, over political conditions in France, I, 112, 113
establishment of empire, I, 122, 404, 405
unable to cope with situation, I, 122-124
political parties in, I, 128
place of Austria in empire of, I, 134, 164, 182
truce of Malmö arouses indignation in, I, 141
opposition to liberalism in, I, 161; II, 50
King of Prussia elected emperor of, I, 164-166, 182-184, 264
governments of, ready to accept emperor and constitution, I, 165
constitution of, I, 166, 181-184
cause of emigration from, II, 40
changes in, since 1848, III, 263
Gettysburg, battle of, I, 209; III, 3-34, 47, 49, 50, 51
“most famous battlefield of the war,” III, 3, 4
erroneous accounts of, III, 12, 16
“interval of perfect stillness,” III, 27
spectacular charge of Confederates during, III, 31
Federal soldiers sing “John Brown’s Soul,” III, 33
ghastly sights and sounds around the battlefield and operating tables, III, 37, 39, 40
political value of, III, 43
Giddings, Joshua R., II, 181, 182
Giessen, University of, I, 115
Gilsa, Colonel von, II, 233, 380, 413, 414, 418-422, 424, 437; III, 9, 10, 51
Gladstone, II, 276
Glover, Joshua, case of, II, 105-108, 111, 113
Glück, II, 57
Godesberg, I, 252
Godkin, E. L., III, 362, 400-402
Goethe, I, 25; II, 13
Goodrich, Judge, II, 143-147
Gordon, General John B., III, 51
Gordonsville, II, 353
Götterdämmerung, die, II, 60
Göttingen, I, 94
Gough, John B., II, 157
Granada, II, 294
Gransee, I, 315
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