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Farnham, John Hay, Kirkland's in- auguration, 59. 99.
Farnham, Louise, school, 50. 413.
Farnham, Ralph, last survivor of
Bunker Hill, port., 56. 281, 60. 87. Farnham family, records, 59. 139. Farnom. See Farnam.
Farnsworth, Ezra, house, 53. 177.
Farnsworth, Isaac, Groton, witness
(1781), 42. 200; Emerson (1749), 44. 272.
Farnsworth, Sarah M. [Mrs. Hunne- well], 45. 576.
Farquhar, George, play, 50. 445 n.
Farr, -, shipmaster (1761), 43. 195.
Farragut, David G., Vicksburg, 43.
235; Mississippi operations, 49. 95; and Charleston, 57. 448; Mobile Bay, 492.
Farrand, Max, corresponding mem- ber, 52. 169, 283.
Farrar, John, KA, 50. 125. Farrington, Capt. Thomas, company, 44. 498.
Farwell. See also Farewell.
Farwell, Anna [Mrs. Brown], 44. 278.
Farwell, Hannah [Mrs. Cumings], 44. 277 n.
Farwell, John Whittemore, book- plate, 53. 17; gifts, 93, 56. 168, 264, 59. 236, 60. 87, 161; member, 58. 201, 215; poem, 385.
Fassett, Amaziah, Bunker Hill, 43. 97.
Fast days, at Weymouth (1738-63), 42. 446, 448, 452, 453, 455, 459, 461, 463-466, 468, 470, 472; at Pepperell (1749), 44. 281; Weare's N. H. proclamation (1785), 47. 63. Fauchet, Jean A. J., British attempt to capture, 45. 511 n.
Fauconnet, Jean, ferme, 60. 260, 261.
Faught, George N., relief of Trinity Church, 54. 290.
Faulkner, Charles J., confined, 45. 82, 89, 190; described, 48. 436.
Faure, Louis J., Hamburg, 59. 354. Fauteux, Ægidius, Parkman cente- nary, 57. 191.
Fauvelet de Bourrienne, Louis A., Hamburg, 59. 359.
Fawcett, Henry, M. P., 49. 121.
Fawne, Luke, New England tracts, 42. 264.
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FAXON-FENN
Faxon, Henry, 48. 385.
Faxon, Dr. William L., Civil War, 56. 494.
Fay, Mrs. Eugene F., gifts from estate, 50. 1, 4.
Fay, Henry H., gift, 47. 445.
Fay, James H., 49. 58 n .; gift, 50. 119.
Fay, Joseph, Oxford race, 50. 187.
Fay, Just P. F. de. See La Tour Maubourg.
Fay, Marie C. C. de. See La Tour Maubourg.
Fay, Richard S., 57. 263.
Fay, Samuel P. P., separation of Maine, 41. 147.
Fay, Theodore S., Detmold on, 50. 284.
Fay, Waldo B., gift, 50. 2.
Fay School, medals, 50. 2.
Fayerweather, John, Sharlot case, 49. 101, 103-105; career, 102; AUTOG., 105.
Fayerweather, Rev. Samuel, Louis- burg siege, 42. 143, 44. 73, 82.
Fayetteville, N. C., fire, relief fund, 43. 74.
Feather Warehouse, Boston, view, 53. 17.
Fécamp, France, colonial trade, 60. 292.
Fechter, Charles, autog., 54. 243; London, 48. 489 n.
Federal Capitol, table of dome ma- terial, 42. 138; rebuilding, 337; re- ligious services, 52. 99; decorations, 56. 160, 161; troops quartered, 359; royal French ports., 59. 72-75, 80, 82-85; art in, criticized, 75-79; misuse of rotunda, 79, 80; demand for American art, 80-82.
Federal Constitution, and division of state, 41. 151; Hamilton on implied powers, draft of national bank bill, 43. 156-181, 46. 415-418; amend- ment on slavery, 43. 675, 683; de- velopment of presidential power, 46. 85 [see President]; secret of success, 85; Jefferson on strict con- struction, 407, 414; Marshall's par- allelism with Hamilton, 418, 419; his knowledge of Hamilton's opin- ion, 419-426; conditions of adop- tion, 47. 37-39, 42; early amend- ments, 42; Thirteenth Amendment, 49. 116, 51. 103, 104; Mill on, 50. 12; Dix on construction and mini- mum functions, 155, 160; as work of few, 51. 93. See also next title; Constitutions; Union.
Federal Convention, English com-
ment, 43. 627, 628; Mass. dele- gates, 48. 430; rumors, 59. 95. See also Annapolis Convention; Rati- fication.
Federalist, authorship, 60. 305-308. Federalist party, in defeat, 42. 15,
326; old Boston families and J. Q. Adams, 43. 74; Adams on split, 45. 24, 25; of New England and J. Q. Adams (1808), 354-375; dis- credit of New England faction, 371; Ghent, 380; origin, 47. 39; Madison on Mass. (1809), 467; Hamilton on secession (1804), 48. 76; old line and American system, 244; French war, 49. 63; Washing- ton Benevolent Societies in New England, 274; W. L. Smith, 51. 23-26; Waterhouse on Essex Junto, 54. 160-164; Mass., and secession, 57. 501. See also Congress (1st to 6th); Hartford Convention.
Fees, English legal, 56. 40, 44, 95, 104-117.
Fees of M. H. S., abolition, 41. 73,
96; adjustment of commutation, 97. Feke, Robert, photographs of paint- ings, 51. 289; Waldo port., 54. 4. Felch. See also Fellch.
Felch, Katharine [Mrs. Badger], 51. 159.
Felch, Katharine (Smith), 51. 159. Felch, Samuel, 51. 159.
Fell, - , suit (1624), 44. 178.
Fellch, Henry, Boston petition, 52. 314.
Fellgate, Tobias, shipmaster, 47. 185. Fellowes, Gustavus, 50. 98, 103, 104. Fellows, Enoch Q., regiment, 56. 400 n.
Fellows, John, N. Y. campaign, 46. 252.
Fellows, John F., ferry pass, 43. 336, 337
Fellows, Samuel, rescue affair, 47. 205.
Felton, Cornelius Conway, death, 44.
262; on Young, 530; Detmold, 50. 284; on Simms, 54. 182.
Fencing, early Boston masters, 55. 224.
Fendall, Philip R. [1], Paris, 54. 108, 127.
Fendall, Philip R. [2], letter (1830) on Clay movement, 49. 229; biog. note, 229 n.
Fenianism, Bright on, 46. 150, 152; Goldwin Smith on, 49. 132, 138.
Fenn, William Wallace, member, 57. 186, 230; report on Library and
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FENNELL-FIELD'
Cabinet, 325; JAMES DE NORMAN- DIE, 59. 26.
Fennell, James, as actor, 59. 322 (see Gen. In. xxv), 323.
Fenner, Arthur, insurance policy (1745), 54. 213.
Fenner, Gov. Arthur, Barnes's ap- pointment, 41. 49; Washington's tour, 51. 37, 38.
Fenner, Rev. Dudley, plagiarism, 46. 268.
Fenner, James, 45. 168.
Fenner, Rev. William, printed ser- mons, 46. 265; Hooker's farewell sermon, 266-270.
Fenno, John, Noah Webster, 43. 133, 141; letter (1789) on politics, 47. 116; biog. note, 116 n.
Fenno, John W., Adams on, 45. 24; newspaper, 47. 116 n.
Fenno, Mary E. [Mrs. Verplanck], 47. 116 n.
Fenollosa, Ernst F., Japanese collec- tion, 60. 18.
Fens, on Northwest Coast, 53. 259, 261.
Fenton, John, Bristol, England, 45. 410, 413.
Fenton, Reuben E., senatorial elec- tion, 49. 147, 153.
Fenton, Thomas, Antigua petition, 59. 174.
Fenway building. See Real estate of M.H.S.
Fenwick, George, corn trade, Pyn- chon, 48. 41, 54.
Fenwick, Col. John R., inspection tour, 50. 61.
Fenwick, Nicholas, letter to, 55. 279.
Feoffment scheme (1633), 42. 214. Feray, Jean, suit, 60. 284.
Ferchault de Réaumur. See Réau- mur.
Ferdinand of Brunswick, American command, 50. 469.
Ferdinand III. of Tuscany, Jonathan Russell, 51. 426, 430.
Ferdinand IV. of Two Sicilies, Jona- than Russell, 51. 478, 484, 488- 492; Ebeling on, 59. 332.
Ferguson, Patrick, King's Mt., 43. 585; as officer and inventor, 586 n. Ferguson, Roger, transporté, 49. 328. Fermoy. See Rochefermoy.
Fern, Fanny. See Parton, Sara.
Fernald, Benjamin, petition on La- fayette, 46. 236.
Fernald, Merritt L., on Vinland, 43. 413.
Fernández de Cordova, Francisco, imprint, 58. 304.
Fernández de Navarrete. See Navar- rete.
Fernández Oveido y Valdés, Gonzalo, photostat of work, 58. 304.
Fernández Pantalium & Co., wine house, 49. 451.
Ferney, France, visit, 53. 40.
Fernley, Jane [Lady Bacon], 41. 301 n.
Ferrars, Baroness de, 56. 351 n.
Ferrer, Jaime, photostat of work, 58. 304.
Ferrero, Edward, regiment in North Carolina, 60. 2.
Ferries, Boston pass, 43. 336, 337; horsepower, on the Hudson, 50. 191, 192 (see Gen. In. xx).
Ferris, John A., Queensboro tavern, 50. 193.
Ferro, Joseph, Jonathan Russell, 51. 478.
Feruns, Col. - , in Holland (1633), 42. 221.
Fescennium, Italy, siege, 51. 443.
Fesch, Joseph, cardinal, Jonathan Russell, 51. 464, 472; biog. note, 464 n .; gift to Baltimore Cathedral, 59. 382.
Fessenden, Benjamin (or John), KA, 50. 132.
Fessenden, Josiah, messenger, 47. 110 n.
Fessenden, Thomas, Lexington ac- tion, 49. 375.
Fessenden, William P., English gift to freedmen, 46. 132; Civil War bonds, 227; emancipation, 58. 319, 59. 252; on Stanton, 58. 322; Peace Convention, 60. 233.
Feudalism, and medieval period, 52. 60, 61. See also Tenure.
Fewtrell, Judge John, 49. 449 n.
Fialin, Jean G. V. See Persigny.
Fiction, as historical material, 48. 326; portraiture, 327-329; study of human soul, 329; life and society of period, 330-332; characters in Belinda, 520; conditions (1756), 53. 28; children's story books, 55. 237, 238, 56. 280. See also Literature. Fidelity, 52. 335, 336; wrecked, 336 n. Field, , shipmaster (1788), 47. 115.
Field, Cyrus W., Bright, 46. 103, 104, 151; Garibaldi, 48. 466; specimen cable, 52. 1; gift to Governor An- drew, 54. 82.
Field, Eleanor [Mrs. Jay], 50. 286 n.
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Field, Hickson, 50. 286 n.
Field, John W., 49. 111.
Field, Matthew, St. Louis newspaper, 44. 349.
Field, Walbridge Abner, on E. R. Hoar, 45. 534.
Field Museum, Chicago, 49. 484.
Fielding, Henry, as novelist, 53. 28.
Fielding, William S., American reci- procity, 47. 171, 172.
Fields, James T., Hayne on, 54. 180, 183, 184; letter to, 60. 85.
Fields, Mrs. James T., 56. 61. Fife. See Fyffe.
Fifield, Giles, shipmaster, 52. 338.
Fifield Tavern, Weathersfield, Vt., 50. 194.
Figaro, opera, opinion on (1834), 57. 257.
Figs, trade (1775), 59. 223.
Fiji Islands, American trade (1808), 41. 265.
Filibustering, by Confederate States of America predicted, 48. 208.
Fillebrown, Elizabeth [Mrs. Hunne- well], 45. 571.
Filleul, Anne R. (Bocquet), Franklin port., 57. 514.
Fillmore, Millard, Webster on Cab- inet, 45. 165; letter (1851) on Boston speeches, 47. 475; candi- dacy (1848), 50. 49; (1852), 51; gift to Miss Dix, 55. 3.
Filmer, Sir Robert, Patriarcha, 43. 307. Finances, importance in Civil War, 45. 158; distribution of surplus revenue, 46. 335; at beginning of Washington's administration, 47. 36, 37. See also next title; Accounts; Bankruptcy; Banks; Credit; Debts; Economic con- ditions; Money; Panics; Revenue; Speculation; Taxation; Wages.
Finances of M.H.S., progress, 41. 2; review, 25; committees on (1909), 42. 313; (1910), 43. 544; (1911), 44. 605; (1912), 45. 578; (1913), 46. 401; (1914), 47. 372; (1915), 48. 425; (1916), 49. 348; (1917), 50. 314; (1918), 51. 344; (1919), 52. 316; (1920), 53. 181; (1921), 54. 291; (1922), 55. 321; (1923), 56. 300; (1924), 57. 362; (1925), 58. 377; (1926), 59. 303; (1927), 60. 318; needs, 43. 462, 44. 567, 45. 546, 548, 46. 385, 387, 49. 295, 50. 226; budget, 60. 194. See also Auditing committee; Real estate; Treasurer. Finati, Giovanni Battista, on Hercu- les group, 42. 134 (see Gen. In. xvii).
Findlater, James Ogilvy, earl of, Dresden estate, 51. 386.
Fine arts, Norton on U. S., 42. 34,
35; exhibit (1845), 44. 339; Barré on evils, 50. 452; in 1818-19: Ger- man exactions on visitors, 51. 382; Dresden, 384; Vienna, 395-398; Venice, 403-406; northern Italy, 407-409, 411, 413, 414, 417, 421- 423, 425; Florence, 431, 432, 435, 436, 438, 439; Rome, 445, 450, 451, 461, 464-466, 470, 471, 473; Naples, 479, 485, 495, 497; - in criticism of federal capitol, 59. 75- 82. See also Social conditions; arts by name.
Finlay, Hugh, post-office meeting (1774), 50. 170, 174.
Finlayson, John, engraving, 41. 28.
Finley, Sir Robert, Alaskan bound- ary, 58. 341.
Finly (Furley or Furly ?), Benjamin, and William Penn, 57. 173.
Finn, Dr. - Civil War, 56. 494.
Finnie, Lieut. William, Bunker Hill, killed, 58. 86.
Fiodore, Signora (1819), 51. 405.
vocalist
Fiori, Cesar, work, 51. 414.
Fipps, William, 45. 495.
Fire, tinder box and early matches, 46. 210. See also next titles.
Fire clubs, Salem, 43. 270; Newport, 49. 265.
Fire Zouaves, at District of Columbia, 56. 365; Bull Run, 370.
Fires, protection of M.H.S. collection, 41. 429, 42. 253, 43. 467, 44. 577, 45. 557, 46. 397, 47. 315, 329, 48. 378, 49. 315, 329, 50. 239, 57. 313- 315, 326; Raleigh capitol, 43. 74; Fayetteville, 74; Boston (1794), map, 47. 293; (1872) records, views, map, 48. 78, 50. 37 (see Gen. In. xx), 52. 276, 53. 189, 55. 339, 56. 70, 168, 266-268, 280, 59. 265; Troy (1820), 50. 192; primeval forests, 53. 235; federal capitol (1851), 59. 83, 84; first electric alarm apparatus, 60. 49.
First Book of the Washington Benevo- lents, 49. 281.
First Church of Boston, Winthrop and Cotton statues, 41. 101, 169; views, 46. 303, 56. 3, 59. 35.
First Church of Cambridge, 52. 291. First Corps of Cadets, Appleton medal, 55. 339.
Firth, Charles Harding, honorary member, 52. 119, 168.
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Fiscal Bank, English opinion, 53. 294, 298.
Fish, Rev. Elisha, siege of Boston, 59. 116; biog. note, 116 n.
Fish, Hamilton, Trent affair, letter, 45. 75; Canadian reciprocity, 47.
164; as secretary of state. 49. 152. Fish, Hannah (Forbush), 59. 116 n. Fish, Nathan, Pepperell, 44. 274.
Fish, Nicholas, information on Hamil- ton, 46. 336.
Fisher, C. M., London, Lincoln tribute, 48. 475.
Fisher, Francis, Webster dinner, 45. 160.
Fisher, George Park, death, 43. 222, 461.
Fisher, Herbert Albert Laurens, cor- responding member, 52. 322, 53. 2.
Fisher, Jabez, Council, 51. 259 n., 56. 103.
Fisher, Rev. James, associate pres- bytery, 53. 215 n.
Fisher, Dr. Joshua, 45. 363 n.
Fisher, R. C., Lincoln tribute, 48. 474, 475.
Fisher, Sydney G., on Brandywine, 43. 564 n .; on Paoli, 565; value of work, 44. 18 n., 40 n.
Fisher, Thomas, bill of exchange, 43. 199.
Fisher, William, property, 53. 39. Fisher Unwin, Thomas. See Unwin.
Fisheries, Oriental trade (1788), 41. 238; West Indian trade, 276, 52. 335-340, 58. 423, 424; Plym- outh Colony venture, 44. 178- 189; Anglo-American trade nego- tiation (1815), 310; Lloyd on north- eastern rights (1815), 45. 381; de- velopment of provincial opposition to rights, 383, 384; bank and coast, compared, 384-387; right or lib- erty, 387-390; and British naviga- tion of the Mississippi, 390; Adams and peace of Paris, 395; Canadian reciprocity, 47. 144, 146, 147, 156, 159; Ghent negotiation, 309, 48. 140, 142, 150, 153, 155, 156, 158- 160; French arrets (1786), 49. 83, 84; exclusion of colonies (1775), 50. 491, 59. 114; Spanish trade (1687- 91), 52. 336, 338, 339; Portuguese trade (1775), 59. 217, 225; treaty of 1819, 60. 30; reexport, 295; French colonial edicts, 252, 265, 268, 271, 274-276, 280, 284, 288, 294. See also Economic conditions; Whaling.
Fishing, Sir Humphry Davy's flies, 58. 131. See also Fisheries.
Fishmongers Co. of London, dinner
to confederate commissioners, 45. 83 n., 46. 99.
Fisk. See also Fiske.
Fisk, -, political power (1827), 49. 198.
Fisk, Amos, Bunker Hill, 43. 97.
Fisk, Elizabeth [Mrs. Putnam], 49. 482.
Fisk, Gen. John, 49. 482.
Fisk, John, church discipline in Berk- shires, 49. 96-99.
Fisk, Lavina (Deane), 49. 96.
Fisk, Martha [Mrs. Dodge], 43. 208 n.
Fisk, Oliver, prisoners of war, 48. 502.
Fisk, Peter, Bunker Hill, 43. 97.
Fisk, Samuel, Acadian expedition, 43. 93; Groton, 44. 264, 274.
Fiske, Abby M. (Brooks), 46. 174.
Fiske, John, naval command, cruise, 44. 696, 46. 183, 55. 52.
Fiske, John, military history, 43. 550; on Brandywine, 564 n .; on battle of Long Island, 44. 104, 241; PORT. and AUTOG., 46. front .; memoir, 167; on Hooker, 274.
Fiske, Mary [Mrs. Green, Mrs. Stoughton], 46. 167.
Fiske, Nathan, letter, 45. 185.
Fiske, Redington, 53. 176.
Fiske, Susan W. (Codman), 53. 176.
Fitch, Albert, affair, 42. 413.
Fitch, Benjamin, Lincoln tribute, 48. 475.
Fitch, Caroline M., 50. 189.
Fitch, Rev. Jabez, on throat dis- temper, 42. 461 n .; copy of Mor- nay's work, 43. 41; Great Awaken- ing, 53. 205.
Fitch, Jeremiah, Boston petition (1664), 52. 314.
Fitch, Jeremiah, journal of journey to Saratoga (1820), 50. 189; biog. note, 196 n .; journal presented, 54. 212; letter-book, 55. 1; wife, 57. 242.
Fitch, Jeremiah G., 50. 189.
Fitch, Mary (Rand), 50. 189 n .; port., 57. 242.
Fitch, Mary R. [Mrs. Jenks], 53. 182. Fitch, Samuel, evacuation of Boston and court records, 43. 423, 424, 426; Corbet case, 44. 429, 433-436, 450. Fitch, Thomas, Boston petition (1664), 52. 314.
Fitch, Thomas, pallbearer (1724), 43. 440.
Fitch, painter's brush, 49. 31.
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FITCHBURG-FLETCHER
Fitchburg, Mass., war-service medal, 55. 6.
Fitcher, Lieut. - , Merry Mount, 51. 220.
Fitchett, William H., on Moscow campaign, 44. 27; on Craufurd's march, 298.
Fite, , French privateer, 49. 67.
Fitton, Hedley, etching, 48. 253.
Fitz, Albert, 47. 5, 52. 104.
Fitz, Eliza R. (Nye), 47. 5, 52. 104.
Fitz, Elizabeth L. (Clarke), 47. 8, 52. 115.
Fitz, Gerusha [Mrs. Eastman], 60. 58.
Fitz, Reginald, 52. 116.
Fitz, Reginald Heber, member, 46. 382, 401; tribute, 47. 5; death, 313; memoir, 52. 104; PORT. and AUTOG., 104.
Fitz, Robert, immigrant, 52. 104.
Fitz, Mrs. W. S., 51. 271.
Fitzgerald, James, Boston crew, 55. 86.
Fitzgerald, John, seaman (1737), 55. 58.
Fitzgerald, John, Boston crew (1777), 55. 86.
Fitzgerald, John, British midshipman (1777), 55. 104.
Fitzgerald, Lieut .- Col. John, Wash- ington's letter to, 58, 317; at Mt. Vernon, 59. 192.
Fitzgerald, Otho A., recognition of Confederate States of America, 48. 460.
Fitzgerald, William R. S. V., Laird Rams, 45. 316; biog. note, 316 n .; M. P., 48. 473.
Fitzpatrick, John C., on supposed offer of Pius VI., 49. 83 n.
Fitzroy, Augustus H. See Grafton.
FitzSimons, Thomas, letter to, 59. 96.
Fitz-Stephen, William, on Becket's popularity, 52. 21 n.
Fitz-Stephens family, notes, 57. 1.
Fitzwilliam. See also Fitzwilliams.
Fitzwilliam, Charles W. W., 3d earl, Ticknor on, 59. 262.
Fitzwilliam, Hon. Charlotte, 59. 262. Fitzwilliam, Hon. Dorothy, 59. 262. Fitzwilliam, William, 1 st earl, Paxton, 56. 348.
Fitzwilliam, William T. S. W., 4th earl (viscount Milton), M. P., de- feated, 53. 293.
Fitzwilliam, N. H., epitaphs, 52. 283.
Fitzwilliams, Dennis, Newfoundland trade, 47. 188.
Flack, Samuel, Boston petition, 52. 314.
Flag, -, shipmaster, 48. 341.
Flagg, Azariah C., Van Buren's campaign biog., 42. 419, 420, 422, 424-426, 431.
Flagg, Rev. Ebenezer, land-grant petition, 43. 86.
Flagg, Mary [Mrs. Brown], 47. 289. Flags, revolutionary, 41. 29; Ende- cott's defacement, 42. 266-280, 58. 450, 451, 456, 457; captured British (1813), 47. 525; confederate, 54. 213; first Union, 55. 16 n. (see Gen. In. xxii); lithograph of origin of U. S., 56. 3.
Flahaut de la Billarderie, Auguste C. J., comte de, recognition of Confederate States of America, 49. 62.
Flanders, Mehitabel, 44. 278.
Flash, 47. 296.
Flattery, Maurice D., gift, 54. 3.
Flecknoe, Richard, on "character," 54. 232.
Fleet, Thomas, imprint, 41. 209;
New-England Courant, 57. 349, 352, 353.
Fleet, Thomas & John, bill against Mass., 51. 338-340.
Fleetwood vs. Commonwealth, 44. 421 n.
Fleming, John, petition on Lafayette, 46. 236.
Fleming, Robert, Scripture Truth Confirmed, 51. 341.
Fleming, William, letter (1756) on novels, 53. 28.
Flesher, Miles, New England tracts, 42. 264.
Fletcher, -, Holland (1636), 42. 234. Fletcher, , shipmaster (1776), 59. 231, 232.
Fletcher, Alven (?), 42. 467.
Fletcher, Austin B., gift, 55. 6.
Fletcher, Edward, Boston petition, 52. 314.
Fletcher, Hannah Q., gift, 58. 201, Gen. In. xiv.
Fletcher, John, Antigua petition, 59. 175.
Fletcher, Lieut. Patrick, American navy, 54. 132.
Fletcher, Richard, as lawyer, 57. 261. Fletcher, Sarah (Barrett), 47. 114 n. Fletcher, Thomas, letter (1788) on West India trade, 47. 114.
Fletcher, Capt. William, Louisburg siege, 42. 143, 44. 73-75, 78.
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FLETCHER PRIZE MEDAL-FONTAINE
Fletcher Prize medal, 55. 6.
Flies, resuscitation experiment, 56. 150.
Flint, Dr. Austin, 57. 265, 266, 269.
Flint, Charlotte L., gift, 55. 5.
Flint, Deborah [Mrs. Lee], 51. 192.
Flint, Elizabeth H., gift, 55. 5.
Flint, Dr. John, 55. 5.
Flint, Jonathan, shipmaster, 52. 338. Flint, W. K., gift, 56. 169.
Flint, Waldo, oration, 57. 249.
Flint, William, French and Indian War letter, 59. 236.
Flogging in navy, 42. 420, 422.
Flora, H. M. S., action (1777), 55. 51, 94, 95, 101, 102, 106, 107.
Flora, U. S. S. (1863), 43. 342.
Florence, William J., London, 48. 489 n.
Florence, Italy, in 1840, 46. 357-362; in 1819, 51. 426-433, 435-440.
Flores, Alonso, Clark affair, 54. 71, 73. Floret, Chevalier, Jonathan Russell, 51. 392, 493.
Florida, Jackson's campaign, as re- prisal, 44. 383-385, 49. 180, 60. 30; piracy (1818), 44. 454-456; George Sumner and Spanish archives, 46. 369; Clay on treaty, 47. 309; and Franco-American War, 49. 73; wilds (1856), 54. 180. See also Jacksonville; St. Marys River; West Florida.
Florida (Oreto), C. S. S., Brazil affair, 44. 10, 46. 44 n., 47 n., 49. 111-113, 115, 119; construction, 45. 255, 48. 481; papers on chase of, 52. 87.
Flour, Oriental trade, 41. 239, 255, 261; European trade, 274, 59. 222; West India trade, 41. 276; price (1749), 42. 458; French colonial decree, 60. 270. See also next title; Wheat.
Flour mills, Brandywine (1791), 51. 58; Mass. account book (1705-29), 56. 168.
Flowers, Jonathan, Bermuda trade, 47. 185.
Floyd, Frederick G., gift, 60. 161.
Floyd, James, foreign mission, 46. 333.
Floyd, John, office under Jackson, 46. 333.
Floyd, John B., secretary of war, and secession, 43. 664, 677.
Floyd, Richard, Eliot's letter, 53. 190; Sampson Bond, 54. 296.
Floyd, Robert, Antigua petition, 59. 174.
Flucker, Thomas, loyalist, in London, 44. 131; Temple, 56. 350 n. Fludd, Robert, Cabala, 51. 298.
Fludyer, Samuel & Thomas, letters on Stamp Act repeal, 55. 217-223. Flügge, botanical garden at Hamburg, 59. 358.
Flying Horse, privateer, 57. 500.
Fobes, Rev. Perez, on Leonard elegy, 41. 206.
Foch, Ferdinand, medal, 52. 165, 55.
340; on need of American efforts, 167; strategy, 57. 384 n.
Fogg, Jeremiah, letter (1781) on upper N. Y. movements, 46. 484. Fogg, Ralph, shorthand, 43. 275.
Folger, Nantucket customs officer (1764), 58. 429, 433. Folger, shipmaster (1787), 41. 435. See also Folger, John; Folger, Timothy.
Folger, -, whaler (1789), 41. 240. Folger, Charles J., Garfield's Cabinet, 57. 294.
Folger, John, shipmaster (1761), 43. 198.
Folger, John, seaman, killed (1791), 53. 232.
Folger, Phebe [Mrs. Pitman], 43. 466. Folger, Timothy (?), shipmaster (1775), 50. 495.
Foligno, Italy, in 1819, 51. 441. Foliot, Bishop Robert (Gilbert), clerical enemy of Becket, 52. 17 n., 22 n.
Follen, Rev. Charles T. C., Concord, 45. 585; port., 56. 317; papers, 59. 1. Follen, Eliza L. (Cabot), letter (1845) on Sumner's oration, 50. 255; ports, 53. 17, 56. 317.
Follet, John, Blandford tavern, 51. 47.
Follings, George, plans of Louisburg and Canso, 59. 177.
Folly Island, S. C. See Bowditch, Charles Pickering.
Folsom, Benjamin, Clay movement (1830), 49. 232.
Folsom, Charles, K 4, 50. 130.
Folsom, Charles F., 57. 439. Folsom, George, mentioned in diary of Charles P. Huntington, 57. 251. Folsom, George M., scrap-books, 60. 359.
Folsom, Nathaniel, Gen., report on Col. Stark, 57. 334.
Fones, John, house, 52. 125. Fontaine. See also Fountaine.
Fontaine, Charles, Description des Terres, photostat, 58. 304.
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Fonte, Adm. Bartholomew de, strait, 53. 230.
Food, Oriental trade in provisions, 41. 238, 252, 263; European trade, 274; revolutionary scarcity, 44. 84; peaches and cream, 46. 342; south- ern (1773), 49. 442, 443, 445, 446, 448, 459; Boston shipments of pro- visions (1683-91), 52. 335-339; funeral dinner (1797), 54. 220-224; Mass. village (c. 1860), 56. 339. See also Agriculture; Animals; Drink; Fisheries; Fruit; Grain; Sugar.
Food Commission (1917), 51. 11, 13. Food Facts Bureau, Boston, posters, 51. 89.
Fooqua, Canton artist, 41. 273.
Foord, Elisha, loyalist, petitions, 55. 2, 60. 36-38.
Foot, Samuel, garrison (1694), 43. 510, 513, 515.
Foot, Solomon, Peace Convention, 60. 233.
Foote, Andrew H., Ft. Henry, 50. 345. Foote, Arthur, Milton tercentenary, 42. 48.
Foote, Joshua, petition, 45. 568.
Foote, Thaddeus, Mass. Council, 49. 206.
Forbes, Allan, member, 54. 141, 195; Treasurer (1921-27), 264, 55. 305, 56. 297, 57. 328, 58. 267, 59. 283, 60. 209; reports as Treasurer (1922), 55. 293; (1923), 56. 287; (1924), 57. 315; (1925), 58. 256; (1926), 59. 269; (1927), 60. 196; FRENCH CAMP SITES IN NEW ENG- LAND, 58. 267; gift, 59. 270.
Forbes, Charles E., letters: appoint- ments, 49. 204; (1831) on Clay movement, 239; on campaign, 243; - biog. note, 49. 204 n .; local politics, 57. 246, 249, 268; probate judgeship, 265, 266.
Forbes, Emma S., 58. 278.
Forbes, Franklin, teacher, 53. 169.
Forbes, George. See Granard.
Forbes, Hugh, Harpers Ferry, 41. 512. Forbes, James, on California (1844), 50. 87.
Forbes, James [d. 1915], career, 48. 494.
Forbes, James S., 58. 278.
Forbes, John, Holland (1633), 42. 216, 230, 231, 233.
Forbes, John, impressment case (1769), 44. 431, 434, 446-451.
Forbes, John M. [d. 1831], letter (1813) on Russell's style, 54. 77 n.
Forbes, John M. [d. 1898], Kansas, 41. 227; C. H. Dalton, 397; New England Loyal Publication Society, 42. 31, 32; letters to, 45. 127, 54. 76; Webster dinner, 45. 160; Ohio idea, 46. 232; Woodman corre- spondence, 54. 5; letters (1863) on military weekly, Union Club, 58. 391, 392; Peace Convention, 60. 226, 232.
Forbes, Margaret (Perkins), 47. 233, 237.
Forbes, Robert Bennett, on whale- men at Hawaii, 54. 19 n.
Forbes, Sarah, J. L. (Roberts), 48. 494.
Forbes, William Cameron, member, 54. 320, 55. 6; on Philippine presen- tation articles, 58. 201; Council, 267, 59. 283; paper on Philippine prisons, 377; gift, 60. 373.
Forbes, William H., port., 49. 176. Forbes-Lindsay, Charles H., on
French at Panama, 44. 622 n., 627; on Old Panama, 637.
Forbush, Hannah [Mrs. Fish], 59. 116 n.
Force, Peter, election of 1828, 46. 324 n .; public printing (1827), 49. 197.
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