The World’s Story Volume XI: Canada, South America, Central America, Mexico and the West Indies

The World’s Story Volume XI: Canada, South America, Central America, Mexico and the West Indies
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001 - The landing of Columbus, by Petro Gabrini, painting, frontispiece
Tác giả: Eva March Tappan
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  • 1

    001 - The landing of Columbus, by Petro Gabrini, painting, frontispiece

  • 2

    002 - Canada Part I: Discovery and exploration: Historical note

  • 3

    003 - What the Italians thought of John Cabot (1498), from two contemporary letters

  • 4

    004 - Jacques Cartier at Quebec (1535), by John Fiske

  • 5

    005 - Sir Humphrey Gilbert (1583), by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

  • 6

    006 - The last days of Henry Hudson (1611), by Agnes C. Laut

  • 7

    007 - The last voyage of Henry Hudson, by Hon. John Collier, painting p. 24

  • 8

    008 - Why the Iroquois hated the French (1609), by Eva March Tappan

  • 9

    009 - Champlain and the impostor Vignan (1613), by Francis Parkman

  • 10

    010 - Canada Part II: Heroes and heroines of early Canada: Historical note

  • 11

    011 - The story of Jean Brébeuf (1633-1649), by Rev. J. O. Miller

  • 12

    012 - The women who founded the Ursuline convent at Quebec (1639), by W. S. Herrington

  • 13

    013 - The story of Ville Marie de Montreal (1642), by Agnes Maule Machar

  • 14

    014 - Madame de la Tour and her defense of Fort St. John (1645), by Mary Hartwell Catherwood

  • 15

    015 - The child who defended Castle Dangerous (1692), by Thomas G. Marquis

  • 16

    016 - Canada Part III: Life in the French settlements: Historical note

  • 17

    017 - In the days of Frontenac (1672-1698), by Rev. J. O. Miller

  • 18

    018 - How people lived in New France (Seventeenth century), by Charles G. D. Roberts

  • 19

    019 - The Coureur de Bois, by Samuel Mathewson Baylis

  • 20

    020 - Canada Part IV: Canada becomes a British Province: Historical note

  • 21

    021 - The exile of the Acadians (1755), by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

  • 22

    022 - The second capture of Louisburg (1758), by Agnes C. Laut

  • 23

    023 - The fall of Quebec (1759), by George Bancroft

  • 24

    024 - The fall of Quebec, from an old print, painting p. 122

  • 25

    025 - The troubles of the Loyalists (about 1783), by Eva March Tappan

  • 26

    026 - Loyalist Shelburne (1783), by Daniel Owen

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    027 - How a settler built his log barn (early part of the nineteenth century), by Samuel Thompson

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    028 - The second concession of Deer, by William Wye Smith

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    029 - Canada Part V: Scenes from Canadian history: Historical note

  • 30

    030 - Monument to Joseph Brant, photograph p. 152

  • 31

    031 - When Tecumseh met General Brock (1812), by Walter R. Nursey

  • 32

    032 - Laura Secord, a heroine of the war of 1812 (1813), by Rev. J. O. Miller

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    033 - The battle of Lundy's Lane (1814), by Agnes C. Laut

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    034 - The cutting-out of the Caroline (1837), by John Charles Dent

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    035 - Taken prisoner by the Fenians (1866), by David Junor

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    036 - The Canadians on the Nile (1884-1885), by William Wye Smith

  • 37

    037 - Canada Part VI: Stories of the trappers: Historical note

  • 38

    038 - A Canadian boat-song, by Thomas Moore

  • 39

    039 - How the Northwest Company lost Fort Gabriel (about 1820), by Sir Gilbert Parker

  • 40

    040 - Shopping at a Hudson's Bay Company's fort, by H. M. Robinson

  • 41

    041 - The trade into the north, by Aubrey Fullerton

  • 42

    042 - Canada Part VII: The Canadian Northwest: Historical note

  • 43

    043 - How Alexander Mackenzie reached the Pacific Ocean (1793), by Rev. J. O. Miller

  • 44

    044 - How Canada acquired the Northwest (1869), by Eva March Tappan

  • 45

    045 - How the Canadian Pacific crossed the Selkirks (1881-1886), by Frederic A. Talbot

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    046 - A glacier in the Selkirk Mountains, photograph p. 228

  • 47

    047 - The Canadian Northwest mounted police (Twentieth century), by W. G. Fitz-Gerald

  • 48

    048 - How the Canadian Northwest awoke (End of the nineteenth century), by A. G. Bradley

  • 49

    049 - Canada Part VIII: The Empire of the North: Historical note

  • 50

    050 - The cable hymn (1858), by John G. Whittier

  • 51

    051 - The bore of the Bay of Fundy, by Eliza B. Chase

  • 52

    052 - How Dr. Grenfell was saved (Twentieth century), by George Andrews, one of the rescuers

  • 53

    053 - Given to hospitality (Twentieth century), by Dr. Wilfred Thomason Grenfell

  • 54

    054 - Canada of the future (Twentieth century), by Agnes C. Laut

  • 55

    055 - South America Part I: Stories of the Incas: Historical note

  • 56

    056 - The stolen child of the Inca (before 1532), by Sir Clements R. Markham

  • 57

    057 - Machu Picchu, a ruined city of the Incas, photograph p. 288

  • 58

    058 - How Pizarro captured the Inca (1532), by William Hickling Prescott

  • 59

    059 - The golden ransom (1532), by Charles Bradford Hudson

  • 60

    060 - The execution of Atahuallpa (1533), by W. H. Davenport Adams

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    061 - The hidden treasure of the Incas (after 1532), from the Spanish of Valverde

  • 62

    062 - South America Part II: Peru, Chile, Bolivia, and Ecuador: Historical note

  • 63

    063 - The highest railroad in the World (about 1865), by Frederic A. Talbot

  • 64

    064 - How to conduct a Spanish-American revolution (about 1860), by F. Hassaurek

  • 65

    065 - The unconquerable Araucanians (Twentieth century), by Nevin O. Winter

  • 66

    066 - The Christ of the Andes, by Nevin O. Winter

  • 67

    067 - South America Part III: Venezuela, Colombia, and the Guianas: Historical note

  • 68

    068 - The adventures of Columbus off the coast of Trinidad (1498), by Washington Irving

  • 69

    069 - What Sir Walter Raleigh thought of Guiana (1595), by Sir Walter Raleigh

  • 70

    070 - The story of Bolívar (1817-1830), by Lindon Bates, Jr.

  • 71

    071 - The statue of Bolívar, Caracas, Venezuela, photograph p. 364

  • 72

    072 - The sword of Bolívar, by Unknown

  • 73

    073 - The Asphalt Lake of Trinidad (Twentieth century), by Lindon Bates, Jr.

  • 74

    074 - Modern Columbia (Twentieth century), by Francis E. Clarke

  • 75

    075 - South America Part IV: Brazil: Historical note

  • 76

    076 - The discovery of Brazil (1500), by Robert Grant Watson

  • 77

    077 - Why Brazil belonged to Portugal (1500), by Thomas Bonaventure Lawler

  • 78

    078 - How King John VI came to Brazil (1808), by D. P. Kidder and J. C. Fletcher

  • 79

    079 - Dom Pedro II, the exiled emperor (1889), by Marie Robinson Wright

  • 80

    080 - An American colony in Brazil (1910), by Nevin O. Winter

  • 81

    081 - South America Part V: Paraguay and Uruguay: Historical note

  • 82

    082 - Life at a Paraguayan ''Reduction'', by Mrs. Marion G. Mulhall

  • 83

    083 - The escape of the American minister from Paraguay (1868), by Charles A. Washburn

  • 84

    084 - A visit to Artigas (about 1815), by W. H. Koebel

  • 85

    085 - Uruguay and the Uruguayans (Twentieth century), by Francis E. Clark

  • 86

    086 - South America Part VI: The Argentine Republic: Historical note

  • 87

    087 - Argentine independence (1810-1910), by Hiram Bingham

  • 88

    088 - The people of the Argentine Pampas (about 1870), by Dr. Domingo Faustino Sarmiento

  • 89

    089 - A real Patagonian (about 1880), by Lady Florence Dixie

  • 90

    090 - In Buenos Aires (Twentieth century), by Hiram Bingham

  • 91

    091 - Central America: Historical note

  • 92

    092 - A sacrifice to Tohil, by William T. Brigham

  • 93

    093 - Copan, by Joaquin Miller

  • 94

    094 - Balboa (1513), by Thomas Buchanan Read

  • 95

    095 - Chief Nicaragua and the Spaniards (1522), by Frederick Palmer

  • 96

    096 - William Walker, ''the last of the Filibusters'' (1853-1860), by Joaquin Miller

  • 97

    097 - The cargadors of Guatemala (Twentieth century), by Nevin O. Winter

  • 98

    098 - Happy little Costa Rica (Twentieth century), by Frederick Palmer

  • 99

    099 - Mexico Part I: Stories of the Aztecs: Historical note

  • 100

    100 - A hymn of the ancient Mexicans

  • 101

    101 - Nezahualcoyotl, king of the Tuscucans, by William Hickling Prescott

  • 102

    102 - Mexican hieroglyphics, photograph p. 482

  • 103

    103 - How an Aztec boy became a knight, by Hubert Howe Bancroft

  • 104

    104 - How the Aztec king passed his time (early part of the sixteenth century), by Hubert Howe Bancroft

  • 105

    105 - Mexico Part II: The coming of the Spaniards: Historical note

  • 106

    106 - Has the god Quetzalcoatl come to Mexico ? (1519), by William Hickling Prescott

  • 107

    107 - The king without a throne, by Hubert Howe Bancroft

  • 108

    108 - The fall of the city of Mexico (1521), by Jacob Abbott

  • 109

    109 - Statue of Quauhtemoc, photograph p. 516

  • 110

    110 - Mexico Part III: Modern Mexico: Historical note

  • 111

    111 - The angels of Buena Vista (1847), by John G. Whittier

  • 112

    112 - Maximilian at Queretaro (1872), by Margaret Junkin Preston

  • 113

    113 - The last moments of Maximilian, by Jean Paul Laurens (France, 1838), painting p. 524

  • 114

    114 - The rule of Porfirio Diaz (1877-1919), by Channing Arnold and Frederick J. Tabor Frost

  • 115

    115 - The National Palace, city of Mexico, photograph p. 534

  • 116

    116 - The West Indies: Historical note

  • 117

    117 - The first landing of Columbus (1492), by Ferdinand Columbus, son of Christopher Columbus

  • 118

    118 - Toussaint L'Ouverture (1801), by Wendell Phillips

  • 119

    119 - ''The marble memory of Josephine'', empress of France, by Lafcadio Hearn

  • 120

    120 - The Fer-de-Lance of Martinique, by Lafcadio Hearn

  • 121

    121 - The eruption of Mont Pelée (1902), by Charles Augustus Stoddard

  • 122

    122 - The Court of Justice of General Gomez (1895), by Grover Flint

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    123 - Execution Wall, Havana, photograph p. 568

  • 124

    124 - How freedom came to Porto Rico (1898), by William Dinwiddie

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Tác giả: Eva March Tappan

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