The Cambridge Modern History/Volume VII

CONTENTS

—	Preface      By A. W. Ward, G. W. Prothero and Stanley Leathes
Chapter     I.	The First Century of English Colonisation (1607-1700)      By John Andrew Doyle
II.	The English Colonies (1700-1763)      By John Andrew Doyle
III.	The French in America (1608-1744)      By Mary Bateson
IV.	The Conquest of Canada (1744-1761)      By Arthur Granville Bradley
V.	The Quarrel with Great Britain (1761-1776)      By John Andrew Doyle
VI.	The Declaration of Independence (1761-1776)      By Melville Madison Bigelow
VII.	The War of Independence (1776-1783)      By John Andrew Doyle
VIII.	The Constitution (1776-1789)      By Melville Madison Bigelow
IX.	The Struggle for Commercial Independence (1783-1812)      By John Bach McMaster
X.	The War of 1812-1815      By Herbert Wrigley Wilson
XI.	The Growth of the Nation (1815-1828)      By John Bach McMaster
XII.	Commerce, Expansion, and Slavery (1828-1850)      By John Bach McMaster
XIII.	State Rights (1850-1860)      By Woodrow Wilson
XIV.	The Civil War: I (1861)      By John George Nicolay
XV.	The Civil War: II (1862-1863)      By John George Nicolay
XVI.	The Civil War: III (1864-1865)      By John George Nicolay
XVII.	Naval Operations of the Civil War (1861-1865)      By Herbert Wrigley Wilson
XVIII.	The North during the War (1861-1865)      By John George Nicolay
XIX.	The South during the War (1861-1865)      By John Christopher Schwab
XX.	Political Reconstruction (1865-1885)      By Theodore Clarke Smith
XXI.	The United States as a World-Power (1885-1902)      By John Bassett Moore
XXII.	Economic Development of the United States      By Henry Crosby Emery
XXIII.	The American Intellect      By Barrett Wendell
—	Bibliographies
—	Chronological Table
—	Index