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Thirteen Chapters of American History represented by the Edward Moran series of Thirteen Historical Marine Paintings

By Theodore Sutro

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THIRTEEN CHAPTERS OF AMERICAN HISTORY
REPRESENTED BY THE EDWARD MORAN SERIES OF THIRTEEN HISTORICAL MARINE PAINTINGS
- TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- INTRODUCTORY
- INTRODUCTORY.
- BIOGRAPHICAL
- BIOGRAPHICAL.
- DESCRIPTIVE AND EXPLANATORY
- THE OCEAN The Highway of All Nations
- DESCRIPTIVE AND EXPLANATORY.
  - I. THE OCEAN—THE HIGHWAY OF ALL NATIONS.[C]
- I. THE OCEAN—THE HIGHWAY OF ALL NATIONS.[C]
- LANDING OF LIEF ERICKSON in the New World in 1001
  - II. LANDING OF LIEF ERICKSON IN THE NEW WORLD, IN 1001.[D]
- II. LANDING OF LIEF ERICKSON IN THE NEW WORLD, IN 1001.[D]
- THE SANTA MARIA, NIÑA AND PINTA (Evening of October 11, 1492)
- THE DEBARKATION OF COLUMBUS (Morning of October 12, 1492)
  - III. THE SANTA MARIA, NIÑA AND PINTA (EVENING OF OCTOBER 11, 1492)[E] AND IV. THE DEBARKATION OF COLUMBUS (MORNING OF OCTOBER 12, 1492).[F]
- III. THE SANTA MARIA, NIÑA AND PINTA (EVENING OF OCTOBER 11, 1492)[E] AND IV. THE DEBARKATION OF COLUMBUS (MORNING OF OCTOBER 12, 1492).[F]
- MIDNIGHT MASS ON THE MISSISSIPPI Over the Body of Ferdinand de Soto 1542
  - V. MIDNIGHT MASS ON THE MISSISSIPPI OVER THE BODY OF FERDINAND DE SOTO, 1542.[H]
- V. MIDNIGHT MASS ON THE MISSISSIPPI OVER THE BODY OF FERDINAND DE SOTO, 1542.[H]
- HENRY HUDSON ENTERING NEW YORK BAY (September 11, 1609)
  - VI. HENRY HUDSON ENTERING NEW YORK BAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1609.[I]
- VI. HENRY HUDSON ENTERING NEW YORK BAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1609.[I]
- EMBARKATION OF THE PILGRIMS From Southampton (August 5, 1620)
  - VII. EMBARKATION OF THE PILGRIMS FROM SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 5, 1620.[J]
- VII. EMBARKATION OF THE PILGRIMS FROM SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 5, 1620.[J]
- FIRST RECOGNITION OF THE AMERICAN FLAG By a Foreign Government (In the Harbor of Quiberon, France, February 13, 1778)
  - VIII. FIRST RECOGNITION OF THE AMERICAN FLAG BY A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT. In the Harbor of Quiberon, France, February 13, 1778.[K]
- VIII. FIRST RECOGNITION OF THE AMERICAN FLAG BY A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT. In the Harbor of Quiberon, France, February 13, 1778.[K]
- BURNING OF THE FRIGATE PHILADELPHIA (In the Harbor of Tripoli, February 16, 1804)
  - IX. BURNING OF THE FRIGATE PHILADELPHIA. In the Harbor of Tripoli, February 16, 1804.[L]
- IX. BURNING OF THE FRIGATE PHILADELPHIA. In the Harbor of Tripoli, February 16, 1804.[L]
- THE BRIG ARMSTRONG ENGAGING THE BRITISH FLEET (In the Harbor of Fayal, September 26, 1814)
  - X. THE BRIG ARMSTRONG ENGAGING THE BRITISH FLEET. In the Harbor of Fayal, September 26, 1814.[M]
- X. THE BRIG ARMSTRONG ENGAGING THE BRITISH FLEET. In the Harbor of Fayal, September 26, 1814.[M]
- IRON VERSUS WOOD Sinking of the Cumberland by the Merrimac (In Hampton Roads, March 8, 1862)
  - XI. IRON VERSUS WOOD—SINKING OF THE CUMBERLAND BY THE MERRIMAC. In Hampton Roads, March 8, 1862.[N]
- XI. IRON VERSUS WOOD—SINKING OF THE CUMBERLAND BY THE MERRIMAC. In Hampton Roads, March 8, 1862.[N]
- THE WHITE SQUADRON'S FAREWELL SALUTE To the Body of CAPTAIN JOHN ERICSSON (New York Bay, August 25, 1890)
  - XII. THE WHITE SQUADRON'S FAREWELL SALUTE TO THE BODY OF CAPTAIN JOHN ERICSSON. New York Bay, August 25, 1890.[O]
- XII. THE WHITE SQUADRON'S FAREWELL SALUTE TO THE BODY OF CAPTAIN JOHN ERICSSON. New York Bay, August 25, 1890.[O]
- RETURN OF THE CONQUERORS Typifying Our Victory in the Late Spanish-American War (September 29, 1899)
  - XIII. RETURN OF THE CONQUERORS. TYPIFYING OUR VICTORY IN THE LATE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR, SEPTEMBER 29, 1899.[Q]
- XIII. RETURN OF THE CONQUERORS. TYPIFYING OUR VICTORY IN THE LATE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR, SEPTEMBER 29, 1899.[Q]
- INDEX.
- FOOTNOTES: