Chinese, the,353;in California,265.Choctaws,291.Christian Syrians,339.Christianity, Unitarian form of,46;orthodox,46.Christy, Howard Chandler,3.Cid Campeador,48.Cimbri,42.Cincinnati (Ohio),161,164,248.Circassians, the,50.Cisalpine Gaul,41,51.City of Brotherly Love (Philadelphia),114.Civil War,2,3,12,138,158,169-176,193,199,200,207,212,214,220,223,229,241,254,262,267,349;Irish in,161;influence of "Solid South" after,282.Civilization, development of,22ff.Clark, General George Rogers,163,167,168,171.Clay, Henry,87,211.Cleveland (Ohio),165.Coast cities, inhabitants richer than frontiersmen,75.Colbert,299.Coligny,141,192.Coligny, Admiral,96.Collinson, Peter,117.Colombia, population of,333.Colonial times, racial population in, 2;religion in, 4;intermarriage during, 8.Colonies, original racial complexion of,75;Ulster Scots in,78.Color,26,27.Colorado,173,203;Daniel Boone's grandson in,123;Southeastern,213;gold in,258;Nordics in,259;Mexican population in,292.Columbia River,260.Columbus, Christopher,48,56,208.Commonwealth, Puritans under the,66.Comstock Lode,261.Confederate Army,260.Congregationalists, hostile to Presbyterians,94.Conkling, Senator Roscoe (quoted),288.Connecticut,94,108;early settlement of,72,86,87;growth of,101;Western Reserve of,164,165;foreign-born in,218;1930 census native population,236.Connecticut River,90;migration to,72.Connecticut River Valley,82;"forts" of Dutch in,104.Constitution of the United States,155.Constitution of 1835,177.Continental Congress, religion of,69.Continentals, the,139.Convention of 1787,7,155.Cornwall,58.Corsica, Vandals in,45.Costa Rica, population of,332,333;Nordic infusion in,333.Creek Indians,183.Creeks, the,246.Crefeld,116.Creoles, French spoken by,6.Crete,22.Crimea, the,44.Cromwell, Oliver,93,125;and Irish Rebellion,133.Crown Point,108.Crusades, the,53.Cuba,211;population of,343.Cumberland Gap,145,146Cumberland Presbyterian Church,122.Cymric,58.Dacia,44.Dacian Plains,39.Dakota,197;rush into,253.Dante,48.Danube, the,44.Da Vinci, Leonardo,48.Davis, John (quoted),187,188.Dayton (Ohio),164.Declaration of Independence,101;religion of signers,69.Dedham,81.de Lapouge, Count,33,49.Delaware,73,125;1930 census native population,239.Delaware River,111;English settlers along,73;French Huguenots along,73;surrounding land colonized by Quakers,112.Democracy,356.Denmark,22,59,345.de Saussure,141.Detroit (Mich.),176,229.Devonshire,307.Dippers,115.District of Columbia, residents of,239;Negroes in,239,240.Dorchester (Mass.),82,87,144.Dorchester Society,144.Drummond, James, the Earl of Perth,113.Dubuque, John,197.Duke of Liegnitz,53.Duke of York,125.Dundas (Ontario),312.Dunkards,79.Dutch East India Company,102.Dutch settlement,102ff.East Anglia, Puritan emigration from,84.East Jersey,112;stronghold of Scotch Presbyterians in,113.Ecuador, Indian tribes in,343.Edict of Nantes,127,139;revocation of,96.Egypt,22,25;rise of nationalism in,14;Libyans in,39.Elbe, the,31,54.Electoral College,282.Elizabeth (N.J.),77.Elizabethtown (N.J.),113.Elizabethtown Association, the,113.Emigration Society Land Company,212.Emmet, Robert,159.Emmet, Thomas A.,159.Empire Settlement Act,317.England, Norman element in,55;Norsemen in,59;Puritan emigration from,82;Palatines in,107;population at time of Revolution,154.English Quakers,77.English Whigs,70.Episcopalians, strength of,69.Ericson, Leif,56.Erie Canal,105,106,110,168,172,177.Erse language,57.Eskimos,307.Ethiopia (Africa),27;early races in,19,20;true Negroes in,28.Euphrates, Valley of the,22.Eurasia,18,19;development of civilization in southwestern,22;racial groupings in,27;Negroids in,27;Negritos in,28.Europe, intermingling of peoples in,21;racial mixtures in,36;saved from Mongols,53;Nordics in, at time of discovery of America,61;monopoly of land ownership in,65.Evangeline(Longfellow),186.Fairfield (Conn.),87.Fall Line, the,73.Falmouth,101.Fayetteville,139.Federal Children's Bureau,275.Federal Government,163.Federal Supreme Court,277.Filipinos,224,294.Finland, Ural-Altaic language in,24.Finlanders,111.Firbolgs, the,62.Flemings, in New York,76.Florida,152;Spanish in,117;South Carolinians in,142;settlement in,192-194;ceded by Spain to England,193;second Nordic invasion of,193;slow development of,193;small population in,193,194;Negroes in,193;1930 census native population,241.Forbes, General,138.Foreign missions,355.Fort Orange (N.Y.),102.Fort Schuyler (N.Y.),110.Fort Snelling,196.Fort Stanwix (N.Y.),110.Founders of the Republic,237.France, races in,4,5;unity of national feeling in,4;Alpines in,15;decrease of Nordics in,33,49;Alpines in,42;as a Nordic land,42;eldest son of the church,46,47;(southern) Gothic names in,48;variety of names in,49.Franklin, Benjamin84,124;(quoted),118-120.Franks, the,42,46;in Gaul and western Germany,52;had support of Roman Church,52;in Belgium,52;in northern France,53;conquer Franconia,54;seize northern Italy, under Charlemagne,54.Frederick County (Md.),129.Free State Catholics,273.Freehold (N.J.),77,112.French, the Nordics and Alpines among the,36;in Quebec province,301;emigration from Quebec to New England,301.French Canadians,355;influence of Roman Catholic Church on,311.French Huguenots, in New England,73;in New York,76;in South Carolina,80;in North Carolina,139.Friesland,116.Frontier, the, character of,68;history of,156,157;effect of Indians on,157.Gadsden Purchase,210.Gaelic, spoken in Scotland,58;spoken in Nova Scotia,309.Galatia,41,45;Gothic blood in,47.Galatians,41,42.Galena,196.Galicia, Mongolian characters in,37.Gallegos, the,333.Garvey, the Negro,287.Gaul,221;Celts in,41;remnant of Visigoths in,46.Gauls, the,42.Gelderland,103.Gendron,141.Geneva (N.Y.),110.Genoa,48,231."Genoese,"231,264.Genseric,45."Gentiles," the,261.Georgia, racial complexion in,80;Palatines in,116,117;settlement of,143,144;benefited after Revolution,145;1930 census native population in,241;idle farming in,243.Georgians, the,50,145.Gepidæ, the,44.German Jews,226.Germans, among Roman Catholics in the colonies,70;forced to the West,73;in Pennsylvania,73;in the colonies,79.Germantown (Pa.), founded by Mennonites,115.Germany, quota of immigrants from, 2;races in,4;Nordics in eastern,14;Revolution of 1848,161,181;immigrants in America,161,162;peak of emigration in,228,229.Gettysburg (Pa.),122.Ghetto population,227.Glenelg,312.Glengarry (Ontario),108,312.Gloucestershire,84.Gobi desert,23.Goidelic, the, conquer the Neolithic Mediterraneans in Ireland,62.Goidels,40,57.Gold, discovered in California,215;caused increase in California population,216.Gothia Septimania,46.Goths, the,43,250;in South Russia,44."Great American Desert,"155.Great Britain, emigration from New England to,86;"White Man's Burden" in,352,354.Great Lakes, the,163.Great Salt Lake,204.Great Wall of China,34.Greece,22;invasions of Achæans into,26;Nordic conquest of,39.Green Mountain Boys,90.Greenwich (Conn.),104,105.Guadalquivir, the,46.Guarani Indians,341.Guatemala, population of,330,332.Guiana (British),334;(Dutch),334;(French),334,335.Guilford (N.J.),113.Gulf of California,210,211.Gulf of Mexico,12,287.Gulf of Saint Lawrence,296.Gulf States, extermination of Indians in,291.Habitants, the, origin of,298;physical type of,299;effect of decline in birthrate on,302.Haiti,287;loss of white control in,11,12;barbarism in,12;Negro Republic,345.Hamitic language,24.Hamburg,116.Hampshire,84,159.Hamptons, the,105.Hansen, Professor,152.Hartford (Conn.),87.Hawaii,349;Japanese element in,295;possible source of undesirable immigration,295.Hawaiians,294.Henry, Patrick,136.Henry VII,307.Highlands, the, mixture of races in,61.Hindus, the,27,353;Aryan speech among,27.Hittites,32,39.