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Davis, Jefferson

as Confederate president, 291

“Inaugural Address” (1861),

266–267

Davis, Joseph H., “Family

Portraits” (1832–1837),

196, 196 (i)

“Dawes Allotment [Severalty]

Act” (1887), 332

Debates, Lincoln-Douglas,

262–263

Debs, Eugene

Pullman strike and, 363

“Speech in Canton, Ohio”

(1918), 395–396

Debt, after French and Indian

War, 86

Declarations

“Declaration against

Governor William

Berkeley” (Bacon, 1676),

39–40

“Declaration and

Remonstrance of the

Distressed and Bleeding

Frontier Inhabitants

of the Province of

Pennsylvania” (Paxton

Boys’ Declaration, 1764),

149–150

Declaration of Independence

(about), 170

“Declaration of

Independence” (Jefferson,

1776), document,

122–123

“Declaration of Sentiments

and Resolutions”

(Stanton, 1848), 184–185

“Declaration of the Rights of

Man” (1789), 135–136

Deductive reasoning, 229, 230,

486

Deficit spending, in New Deal,

376

Delano, Columbus, 329

“Testimony before the House

Committee on Military

Affairs” (1874), 329

Deleon, Daniel, “What Means

This Strike?” (1898),

354–355

D’Emilio, John, 522

Democracy

after independence, 116

race and, 233

Reagan on, 496–497

secondary sources on,

233–234

war in name of, 412–420

Democratic National Committee,

Watergate break-in and,

441

Democratic Party

1844 Platform of, 224–225

1872 Platform of, 296, 296 (i)

emancipation and, 278

National Convention

(Chicago, 1968), 480

parody of (1848), 225–226,

225 (i)

Tammany Hall and, 336

“Democratic Party Platform”

(1844), 224–225

Demography, of California,

515–516

Departments of government,

Homeland Security as,

506

Depew, Chauncey M., 316 (i)

“Description of Custer’s

Battlefield” (Sheridan,

1876), 330

“Description of the French Fur

Trade” (Champlain,

1608), 30

Detente, Reagan on, 496–497

Detroit, Michigan

automobile industry in,

493–494

HUAC targeting in, 442–444

“Diary of William Trent, The”

(1763), 89–90

Dickinson, Emily, 270

“Much Madness is Divinest

Sense” (1862), 270

Dickinson, John, “Letter from a

Farmer in Pennsylvania”

(1767), 92–93

Differences, 42, 43, 52, 111, 190,

472. See also Comparison
     Diplomacy, in 1898, 408–409
     “Diplomatic Cable to Fidel
     Castro” (Khrushchev,
     1962), 438–439
     “Discourse Concerning
     Unlimited Submission
     and Non-Resistance
     to the Higher Powers”
     (Mayhew, 1750), 119

Disease, in Columbian exchange, 2

Dissent, at Constitutional

Convention, 128

Diversity, 328

of British North American

colonies, 29

of Native American societies,

4–6

Dohrn, Bernardine, 464

Dominion of New England,

62–63, 69

Douglas, Stephen A.

Calhoun and, 253

Lincoln debates with,

262–263

Douglass, Frederick, 182

Narrative of the Life of

Frederick Douglass, an

American Slave, Written

by Himself (1845),

182–183

North Star (newspaper) and,

180

Dover Plains (Durand, 1850),

185, 186 (i)

Downing, Jack, 203, 203 (i)

“Dr. New Deal” (Berryman,

1934), 373, 374 (i)

Dred Scott v. Sandford (Taney,

1857), 261

Drug trade, border fence with

Mexico and, 510, 510 (i)

Durand, Asher, Dover Plains

(1850), 185, 186 (i)

East Berlin, Soviet Union and,

495

Eastern Seaboard, map of (1701),

64, 64 (m)

East Germany, Soviet Union

and, 495

Eastman, Mary Henderson, 256

Aunt Phillis’s Cabin (1852),

256–258

Easton, John, Relation of the

Indian War, A (1675), 37

Economic consolidation,

secondary sources on, 358

Economy. See also Debt;

Expansionism; Trade

consumption growth and,

382

discontents of, 316–323

in Gilded Age, 309–314

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