Algiers, the Dey of, yields to America, 58.
America, 3, 18, 25, 34, 46, 52; overpowers the Dey of Algiers, 58.
Anderson, General, carries the flag from Fort Sumter, raises it again in 1865, 72-73; burial of, 74.
Andrea, Dona, saluted at one of the West Indian Islands, 45.
Arizona, admitted to the Union, 66; men from, at Santiago, 75.
Atlantic Ocean, crossed by Henry Hudson, 1.
Bainbridge, Captain, carries Algerian ambassador to Constantinople, 57-58.
Beecher, Henry Ward, speech of, at Fort Sumter, 73.
Bon Homme Richard, sinking of the, 45-47.
Boston, arrival of stamps at, 15-16; flag seen in, 34; 35.
Brooklyn Navy Yard, flags for the navy made in the, 67.
Bunker Hill, flags at battle of, 21; 28, 29, 30, 32.
Bunting, not made in America until 1866, 66-67.
Cambridge, Indian volunteers come to, 29; 34, 39.
Carleton, Sir Guy, delayed in New York, 53.
Castle Island, ship made to strike her colors at, 5-6.
Charles II, and the New England coinage, 11.
Charleston, the flag of, 11-12; stamped paper in, 15; liberty flag in, 16; flag of, after Bunker Hill, 22; Liberty Tree of, 30; cut down by Sir Henry Clinton, 31; 72.
Clinton, Sir Henry, cuts down the Liberty Tree in Charleston, 31.
Congress, 19; sends a committee to Cambridge, 32; orders building of cruisers, 35; orders a flag, 41; 42; 43; celebrates the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, 51; decrees the star-spangled banner, 63-64. _See also_ Continental Congress.
Connecticut, regimental colors of, 22; motto of, 30.
Constantinople, Algerian ambassador carried to, 58.
Continental Congress, 27; weakness of the statement issued by the, 29; Washington a member of the, 33; 37; declares the colonies to be independent and decrees a flag, 39-40.
Cook, Captain, to be aided by all American cruisers, 38.
Cotton, Dr. John, advises concerning the King's Flag, 6-7; Indian chief resembles, 59.
Daiquiri, landing place of the Rough Riders, 75.
Declaration of Independence, 32, 40; flag made before the, 42; first anniversary celebrated on the Delaware River, 51.
Delaware River, Swedes settle on the, 2; pine tree flag on the, 35; stars and stripes on the, 42; celebration on the, 51.
Digby, Admiral, licenses a Nantucket skipper to go to London, 52.
Driver, Captain William, originates the name "Old Glory," 68.