Comic History

A Comic History of the United States

Name: A Comic History of the United States
Author: Hopkins, Livingston, 1846-1927

作者：Hopkins, Livingston, 1846-1927
体例：章　章数：29
字数：94,556　来源：Project Gutenberg

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分章依据: 按「章」标记切分为 29 章（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
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起止: 始于「CHAPTER I.—A Few Stubborn Facts not wholly Unconnected with the」，止于「CHAPTER XXIX.—Some Word Painting on the Subject of the American」。
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共 29 章

CHAPTER I.—A Few Stubborn Facts not wholly Unconnected with the
CHAPTER II.—In which the Early Life of this Man Columbus is
CHAPTER III.—Treats of other Discoveries and Does Great Credit to
CHAPTER IV.—Having to his Entire Satisfaction Settled the
CHAPTER V.—Treats of the Early History of Massachusetts and Makes
CHAPTER VI.—Connecticut—Indian Definition Extraordinary—What the
CHAPTER VII.—Rhode Island—Roger Williams “Dealt” With—A Desperate
CHAPTER VIII.—New Hampshire—Slim Picking—An Effective Indian
CHAPTER IX.—Some Unreliable Statements Concerning the Early
CHAPTER X.—A Flood of Historical Light is Let in upon New
CHAPTER XI.—Pennsylvania Seen Through a Glass Darkly—Wm. Penn
CHAPTER XII.—Maryland Settled—What’s in a Name?—Peculiar Monetary
CHAPTER XIII.—Two Birds Killed with One Stone—A Colored Citizen
CHAPTER XIV.—Georgia Slavery—A Dark Subject 84
CHAPTER XV.—English _vs._ French—Pursuit of Bull-Frogs under
CHAPTER XVI.—The Navigation Acts—Illicit Toothpicks—A Cargo of
CHAPTER XVII.—Revolutionary—A Row at Concord—A Masterly
CHAPTER XVIII.—Full Account of the Battle of Bunker Hill—False
CHAPTER XIX.—Still Revolutionary—The First Fourth of July Takes
CHAPTER XX.—Revolutionary as Before—“Place None but Americans on
CHAPTER XXI.—More Revolutionary than Ever—Lively Times at a
CHAPTER XXII.—Imprudent Conduct of Benedict Arnold—A Real Estate
CHAPTER XXIII.—The Affairs of the Revolution Wound Up—Cornwallis
CHAPTER XXIV.—An Incident of the Revolution 135
CHAPTER XXV.—This History Dabbles in Politics much against its
CHAPTER XXVI.—Progress—Our Patent Office Report—Is Necessity the
CHAPTER XXVII.—Some Aboriginal Ideas—Wise Men at Work—Mound
CHAPTER XXVIII.—American Scenery 216
CHAPTER XXIX.—Some Word Painting on the Subject of the American