INDEX
Jackson, Andrew, President, II, 148
Jackson, General Thomas J. (Stonewall), raid of, into Shenandoah Valley, II, 342-346, 392
at Cedar Mountain, II, 353-356
the attempt to “bag,” II, 359-371
victories at Chancellorsville, II, 415-428, 430, 431, 437; III, 51
death of, II, 429
Jackson, Mrs. Helen Hunt, III, 388, 389
Jacobi, Abraham, medical student, I, 254
famous physician, I, 254, 272, 273; III, 454
Jefferson, Thomas, birthday celebration of, II, 118, 119, 126, 129
wise saying of, II, 142
Jena, battle of, I, 360
Jenckes, Representative Thomas A., III, 317
Jennings, Louis J., reverses editorial opinion of Carl Schurz, III, 347
John, Archduke, of Austria, I, 181
appoints imperial commissioner, I, 181
elected regent, I, 182, 183
recalls commissioner, I, 183, 185
Johnson, Andrew, Military Governor, III, 95-97
succeeds to the Presidency, III, 139
attitude of, toward assassination conspirators, III, 143, 150
issues Amnesty and North Carolina reconstruction proclamations, III, 150-153, 157
sends Carl Schurz on mission through the South, III, 158
ignores letters and report of, III, 183, 185, 195, 201, 202
beginning of political contest with Congress, III, 213
his view regarding the “States lately in rebellion,” III, 219, 220, 230
vetoes Freedmen’s Bureau bill, III, 225
commits fatal blunder in speech, III, 226
vetoes Civil Rights bill, III, 229
vetoes second Freedmen’s Bureau bill, III, 237
ill-advised speeches during his Presidential tour, III, 242-244
defeat of, as Presidential candidate, III, 245
impeachment of, III, 252, 281-283, 315
hated in Missouri, III, 293
some results of his conflict with Congress, III, 315
Johnston, General Joseph E., II, 336, 337; III, 111-114
Jomini, General Henri, II, 273
Jones, J. Russell, Minister to Belgium, III, 308-310
Juares, Benito, president of Republic of Mexico, II, 297, 298
Jülich, I, 27, 84
Jungfrau, the, I, 375
Jura Mountains, the, I, 237
Jüssen, Ferdinand, I, 26, 27, 34
Georg, I, 27
Heribert (“der Burghalfen”), I, 7; II, 265
description of, I, 8-12
home and household of, I, 12-18
becomes paralyzed, I, 18-20
relations of, with Count Metternich, I, 37-39
death of, I, 39
Heribert, the younger, I, 251
passport of, I, 251, 252, 255, 273, 284, 288, 291
Jacob, I, 27, 83, 84
goes to America, II, 46
Marianna, marries Christian Schurz, I, 7
character of, I, 24
Peter, I, 26, 44
Kaiserlautern, revolutionary capital of the Palatinate, I, 178, 180, 189
Kalisch, famous manifesto issued from, I, 104, 105
Kane, Colonel Thomas L., II, 376
Kansas, Free State party in, II, 66, 83-87
Kansas-Nebraska Bill, the, II, 19, 21, 23, 28, 32, 34, 37, 84, 110, 192
Karlsruhe, I, 197, 244
Kattegat, I, 325
Kaufmann, Sigismund, III, 296
Kearney, General Philip, II, 361, 365-368, 371, 372
death of, II, 377, 394
Keith, Representative, II, 164
Kelley, William D., II, 179, 188
Kellogg, William Pitt, III, 354
Kelly’s Ford, II, 407, 410
Key, General David McKendree, III, 375, 377
King, General Charles, III, 50
King, General Rufus, II, 360
King, Senator Preston, II, 180; III, 237
Kinkel, Gottfried, I, 254, 262
Kinkel, Johann Gottfried, Professor at Bonn, I, 98
description of, I, 99
democratic leader, I, 116, 128, 132, 137, 138, 169
edits the Bonner Zeitung, I, 129
elected to lower House of Diet, I, 158
returns to Bonn, I, 169
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