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Aberdeen,136.Abolitionists,210.Acadia,308,309."Acadie" (Nova Scotia),308.Achæans, invasions into Greece,26;Nordics in West as,39;Osco-Umbrians, kin to,39.Africa, Negro slaves in,9;Christianity in,14;(Ethiopia) early races in,19,20.Alabama, settlement in,183,184;heart of Cotton Kingdom,184;Scotch and English blood in,184;1930 census native population,242.Alans, the,44,45,46.Alaska,90.Albanians,36.Albany (N.Y.),102,110,168;Ulster Scots in,108;increase in Negroes in,237.Albemarle,138.Alberta,314,318.Alemanni, the,42,51,52.Alemannish dialect,79,166.Alexander the Great,23.Alien Act of 1798,268.Aliens, public sentiment in America,1;attitude toward,268;restrictions of,269;opposition to restrictions of,269;literacy test for,269;Quota Act of 1921,270,271;National Origins Act,272,274,278.Alleghanies, Ulster Scots west of,123;"poor whites" in,135.Allentown (Pa.),121.Alpine race, characteristics of,29,30;origin of,29;similarity to Mongols,29;extent of domain,31;Turanians,31,32;Armenians,32;increase in Central Europe,33;in United States,153.Alpine Slavs,15.Alsace,50,116.Amazonian Basin,335.America, Catholics in,4;Jews in, 4,224-227;South Germans in,8;relative diminution of Anglo-Saxon blood in,10;whites and blacks in,12,13;origin of American Indians in,19;Norman element in,55;Ulster Scots in,60;sentiment for France in,71;naval war with France in 1798,71;motive of early settlers in,65;migration from Leinster to,76;"Scotch Irish" of,92;emigration from Ireland to,93;Huguenot migration to,96;North German Nordics in,143;opportunities for British race in,156;migration toward Pacific Coast,158;emigration of Scottish farmers to,159;emigration of Southern England farmers to,159;emigration of Irish to,159;emigration of Germans to,161,162;South Irish Catholics in,218;freedom of speech and press in,219;waste in,221;ratio of criminals in,224;alien invasion in,223-234;migration following the Revolution,256;migration with panic of 1819,256;migration at time of land speculation by Andrew Jackson,256;minority of women among recent immigration groups in,275;solutions of Negro elimination in,285ff.See also underUnited States.American colonies, Nordics in,77.American Indians, Mongols and Alpines ancestors of,30;Mongolian blood in,37.American Protective Association,313.American Revolution, the influence of Massachusetts during,99;loss of population during,100;increase in migration following,101;New York State after,108;migration after,109;troops from New York and Massachusetts,111;Calvinistic,121.Amerinds,26,27.Amish,79.Andalusia,188,333.Andover,94.Angles, the,59.Anglicans, Quakers become,121.Angora,41.Annapolis,127.Apache Indians,291.Apennines, the,41,51.Appalachian valleys,74,78;lawlessness in,67.Apulia,39.Arabia,22,27;the Mediterraneans of,24.Arabs, in Spain,46,49;race mixture among,49;period of expansion,49;ruined by Negro women,49Aral Sea,34.Argentina,338;racial composition of,339,340.Argonauts, the,216.Argyllshire,159.Arians,46.Arius,46.Arizona,152,213,214;Mexicans in,162,262;separated from New Mexico,262;Mormons in,262;Texans in,263;Indians in,289.Arkansas,243;settlement in,189,190;growth of,190;British stock in,190.Arkansas River,189.Armenians,32.Armorican language,58.Aryan language, Centum group,24-25;Satem group,24-25.Ashkanazim Jews,225.Asia, Christianity in,14;Mongoloid tribes of northeastern,19;expansion of civilization in southeastern,23.Asia Minor, Nordic Gauls in,41;Turks in,50.Asiatics,356.Assyria,22.Assyrians, cruelty of,156."Asylum for the Oppressed,"268.Atlas Mountains,45.Attila,44,51.Aurora (N.Y.),110.Austin, Moses,209.Australia,20,303,353,354;Negroids in,28;racial tangle in,28.Australoids, the,20,21,28;compared to Alpines,30.Austria,116.Austrian Empire, languages in old,5.Aztecs, the,324.Babylonia,22.Bactria,23.Bahamas, the,345.Baltic Sea,35,56.Baltimore (Md.), growth of,129;cosmopolitan population in,239.Baltimore, Lord,125,126,128.Barbadoes,85,86,345.Basques,340.Bath (N.Y.),110.Baton Rouge (La.),187,245.Bavaria, Alpines in,36.Bay of Chaleurs,296.Beaker Makers,57.Belcher, Thomas,105.Belfast,95.Belgæ, the,41,42,43,58.Belgium, languages in, 5;the Flemings of,52.Beothics, the,307.Berbers, the,24;in Atlas Mountains (North Africa),39.Berkeley, Governor (Virginia),126,132,135.Berkshire,84.Bermuda,85,345.Bethlehem (Pa.), Moravians in,117.Bigot,46.Binghamton (N.Y.),109.Black Hawk Purchase,198.Black Hawk War,198.Black Hills, gold in,254.Blacks, the,12,20;advance in America,13Blue Ridge, the,137,138.Bogotá,334.Bohemia, Czechish in,5;rise of nationalism in,14;Mongolian characters in,37.Bolivia, population of,341."Bonnie Prince Charlie,"140.Boone, Daniel,123,145.Boone, Daniel Morgan,200."Boone's Lick,"191.Boston (Mass.),71,82,101,105;Huguenots in,97.Braddock, General,137.Bradford (postmaster),83.Brandenburg,181.Branford (N.J.),113.Brattleboro (Vt.),89.Brazil, Portuguese in,335;European immigrants in,336;size of,337.Bristol,307.Britain, Celts in,41;invaded by Saxons,59;invaded by Angles and Jutes,59;Norman conquest in 1066,60,61.British Columbia,297,354;Asiatic problem in,315,316.British Commonwealth,303.British Empire, abolition of slavery in,11.British Honduras,331.British Islands, mixture of Nordics and Mediterraneans in,33.British Isles, racial composition of,57.British West Indies,345.Brittany, Armorican language in,58.Bronze Age,57;Alpines in,31.Brooklyn (N.Y.),105.Brythons, the,41,42,43,58.Buckingham,84.Buffalo (N.Y.),177;increase in Negroes in,237.Burgundians, the,42,46,50.Burlington (Iowa),197.Burlington (N.J.),112.Burma, Sanscrit in,25;English rule in,355.Burnett Act,270.Bushmen, the,20.Byrd, Colonel,136.Byzantine Empire,54.Cabot, John,307.Cæsar, Julius,221;campaigns in Gaul,41.Caithness,55."Cajans,"6.Calabria,39.Calhoun, John C.,168.California,152,173;Mexicans in,162;Indians and Spaniards in,214;annexed to United States,215;Spanish blood in,215;increase in Americans in,215,216;gold in,215,263;Chinese in,216;contrasted with other United States frontiers,217;foreigners in,263-267;migration to,263,264;Nordic element in,264;decline of Chinese in,265;vote against Chinese immigration,265;racial problems in,265,266;Indians in,289.California gold rush,199.Camoens,48.Campbelltown,139.Canada, French language in,5;migration of Loyalists to,100,110;annexed to the Union,111;divisions of,296,297;Maritime Provinces,296,300;Quebec,297-301;Upper Canada,297,302;inducements to immigrants,302;population in 1840,304;Irish Catholics in,304;population in 1871,305;British and French in,305;Mounted Police in,305;Indians in,306;migration from United States to,316-319;British immigration in,317;"foreign stock" in,317,318;Jews in,317;few Negroes in,318;Nordic element in,318;strength of Roman Catholic Church in,318;1921 census,319.Canandaigua (N.Y.),109,110.Canary Islands,188.Cape Cod Bay,82.Cape Fear River,139.Cape May,112.Caribbean Sea,12,155,348.Caribs,331.Carlisle (Pa.),122.Carpathians, the,31.Carroll, Jesuit John,151.Carter, Colonel John,137.Caspian Sea,34.Caucasus, the,44;beauty of women in,50.Cayuga,110.Celtiberians,40.Celtic Nordics,36;conquest of Spain by,40;in British Isles,40.Celtic-speaking tribes,42.Celtic tribes, in Gaul and Britain,40,41;"Q" and "P,"57,58.Central America,294,330ff.,348.Central Asia,17,44.Central Pacific Railway,265.Cervantes,48.Chaldea,22.Chalons,44;Battle of,52.Champlain,300,301.Charlemagne,31;the Franks under,54;conquest of Saxons,54.Charles I,126,135.Charleston (S.C.),41,42;Ulster Scots enter colonies through,77,78.Charlestown (Mass.),82.Chesapeake Bay,73.Chester,114.Cheyenne (Wyo.),259.Chicago (Ill.),196,229.Chickasaw Indians,291.Chile, white races in,340.China, rise of nationalism in,14;Mongols of,19.


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