Acajete, 427.

Acapulco, birthplace of Pinzón, 416n.
Acatlán, 424.

Acultzingo, heights, 378, 417.

Agua Nueva, Taylor at, 412; withdrawal
from, 414.

Aldama, revolt of presidial company, 382.
Allende, Villa de, 400.

Almonte, Gen. Juan N., minister of war,
358n.; biog. note, 360n.
Alvarado, 407n.

Amozoc, American force at, 425, 426; en-
gagement, 427n., 428.

Ampudia, Gen. Pedro de, biog. note, 363n.;
at Monterey, 364, 366; at Saltillo, 365;
ordered to San Luis Potosí, 368, 369,
373; letter quoted, 376.

Anaya, Gen. Pedro M., substitute president,
419n.

Apache Indians, ravages in Chihuahua,

Chautla, 424.

Chiapas, comandante general of, quoted,
384, 391.

Chihuahua (city), occupation of, 370n.,
377n., 382, 392n., 399; forces in, 404.
Chihuahua (State), forces of, 384, 404-405.
Chiquihuite, fortification of, 418.
Churubusco, battle of, 363n.

Coahuila, legislature of, protests invasion,
386.

Coatepec, militia of, 362.

Comanche Indians, ravages in Chihuahua,
404n.

Conner, Comm. David, at Vera Cruz, 360;
at Tampico, 378, 379.
Córdoba, 417, 418.
Corral Falso, pass, 415.
Cuencame, 398.

Cuernavaca, 365.

Cuilti, Lt.-Col. Gavino, at El Paso del Norte,
404.

Diario del Gobierno, 408, 411.

Díaz, Porfirio, and Santa Anna, 357.
Doniphan, Col. Alexander W., ordered to
Chihuahua, 370; at El Paso del Norte,
404; and Heredia, 384.

Durán, José, surrender of Ulúa, 421n., 423.
Durango (city), 382, 392, 403.

Durango (State), forces of, 384; mentioned,
398, 400.

Echagaray, Domingo, 370.

Encero, estate of Santa Anna, 362n., 418.

Farías, Valentin G., democratic leader, 358;
vice-pres., 407n.; acting pres., 408n.,
409n., 410n.; and insurrection at Mexico,
415n.; displaced, 419n.
Flores, José I., 373.
Fresnillo, 398.

Garay, Gen. Francisco, appointment pro-
tested, 370, 371.

Gigido, 380.

Gómez, Gen. Gregorio, attorney, 422.
Gonzalez, Eduardo, vice-gov. of Coahuila,
letter quoted, 405, 405n.

Guanajuato, gov. of, opposition to Santa
Anna, 368.

Guerrero, Vicente, president of Mexico, 394.
Gutiérrez, Gen. J. I., Mexican minister of
war, 358.

Guzmán, Gen. D. Angel, ordered to Queré-
taro, 365; to San Luis Potosí, 366.

Haro y Tamáriz, Antonio, minister of the
treasury, 360 n.; name explained, 362n.
Havana, Cuba, 360 n., 409; birthplace of
Ampudia, 363n.

Heredia, Gen. José A., appointment, 384;
biog. note, 384n.; letters from, 400, 403.
Herrera, José J., pres. of Mexico, 357;
overthrown, 358.

Hoya, La, fortification of pass at, 419n.
Huehuetoca, 363.

Independence, Mo., on caravan route, 387.
Indians, ravages in Chihuahua, 404.
Isunza, J. R., gov. of Puebla, 425n.
Itúrbide, and Santa Anna, 357.

Jalapa, birthplace of Santa Anna, 357n.;
militia of, 362; mentioned, 417, 419, 424,
425.

Juárez, Benito P., and Santa Anna, 357.

Kearny, Gen. Stephen W., at Santa Fe,
370n., 391n.

Lagos, see San Juan de los Lagos.
Landero, J. Juan, comandante general of
Vera Cruz, 361, 372n.; imprisonment of,
421; surrender of Vera Cruz, 423.
León, Gen. Antonio, 418.
Leona, 380.

Lojero, Col. Francisco, letter from, 391.

Mackenzie, Commander A. Slidell, negotia-
tions with Santa Anna, 358.
Marcy, William L., despatch of, 368n.
Martinez de Lejarza, Gen. Mariano, 382,
392, 398.

Mata, Juan de la, messenger to Vera Cruz,
422-423.

Matamoros, 406.

Matehuala, 367, 381, 403.

Mexico (State), legislature of, protests use
of Church property, 408.

Miñón, Gen. José V., biog. note, 362n.
Mocambo, rumored landing at, 419.
Molino, Hacienda del, engagement, 376.
Molino del Rey, battle of, 363.
Monclova, 380n., 390, 401.
Montemorelos, 387.

Monterey, Calif., occupation of, 377.
Monterey, Nuevo León, 363n.; Ampudia at,
364, 366; retreat from, 376, 376n.; pass-
ports to, 383; defense of, 387n.; with-
drawal of Taylor, 388, 399; Mexican
wounded at, 392, 392n.; mentioned, 403.
Mora y Villamil, Gen. Ignacio, biog. note,
420n.

Morales, Gen. Juan, comandante general
of Vera Cruz, 372; imprisonment of,
421; charges against, 422-424.

Morelos, José M., 360.

Morelos. See Montemorelos.
Moreno,

368.

Navarro, Jacobo S., 373

Nopalican. 425, 427.

Nuevo León, 379.

Oaxaca, 366.

Ojo de Agua, 425n.

Orizaba, Mexican retreat to, 419; men-
tioned, 417, 418.

Pacuache, 380.
Palmillas, 371.
Pánuco, 371n.

Palo Alto, battle of, 363n.

Paredes y Arrillaga, Gen. Mariano, revolt
against Herrero, 358; biog. note, 362n.,
388n.

Parras, occupation of, 392, 393, 398. 399;
withdrawal from, 401-402.

Parrodi, Anastasio, comandante general at
Tampico, 370, 406n.

Paso del Calvo, 398.

Paso del Norte, 404.

Patos, 401.

Patterson, Maj.-Gen. Robert, letter of, 405;
at Victoria, 406.

Pérez, Gen. Francisco, biog. note, 363n.
Perote, fortress at, 361, 362, 416, 417;

American force at, 421.

Pillow, Brig.-Gen. Gideon J., at Matamoros,
406.

Pinzón, Luis, biog. note, 416n.
Plan del Rio, 418.

Polk, James K., relations with Santa Anna,
358.

Ponce de León, Gen. Francisco, biog. note,
364n.; arrival at San Luis Potosi, 369.
Portilla, Col. Nicolas de la, 397, 398.
Puebla (city), mentioned, 370, 416, 421,

422, 425; reception of Santa Anna, 427;
American occupation, 428.
Puebla (State), legislature of, protest
against use of Church property, 408.

Querétaro, 365; birthplace of Reyes, 370n.
Querétaro (State), army contingent, 372;

iegislature of, protest against use of
Church property, 408.

Quitman, Gen. John A., at Amozoc, 427.

Rangel, Gen. Joaquín, 416n.

Rea, Joaquín, guerrilla chief, letter to, 424
Real de San Juan, 398.

Rejón, Manuel C., minister of relations,
360n.

Resaca de la Palma, battle of, 363n.
Reyes, Gen. Isidro, biog. note, 370n.; men
tioned, 382; letter quoted, 397.
Rio Bravo del Norte, 380.
Rio Grande, 380, 405.

Sacrificios, island, 419n.

Salas, Gen. José M., heads revolution, 358:
acting pres. of Mexico, 360, 362, 381.
Saltillo, 363, 364, 367, 368, 376, 381, 412;
passports to, 383; American occupation
of, 386; intended attack, 399; reinforce
ment of, 402.

San Agustin de Melilla, 398.

San Antonio, Tex., 377.

San Antonio de Tula, 363, 371, 379, 382,
386, 388.

San Buena Ventura, revolt of presidia
company, 382.

Sánchez, José, prefect of Puebla, 425.

San Fernando, 377.

San Juan de los Lagos and caravan trade,

387n., 390-391.

San Juan del Rio, 363.

San Juan de Ulúa. See Ulúa.
San Lorenzo, Hacienda de, 402.

San Luis Potosí, concentration of Mexican
forces at, 363, 363n., 364, 365, 366, 367,
368, 370n., 376; reception of Santa
Anna, 369; mentioned, 417, 420.

San Luis Potosí (State), army contingent,
372.

San Martin Tesmelucan, 425.

San Miguel del Mexquital, 396, 398.
San Sebastian, Hacienda de, estate, 367.
Santa Anna, Antonio L. de, character, 357,
365n., 424n.; career prior to war with
U. S., 357-358; arrival at Vera Cruz,
358, 360; plan for concentration at San
Luis Potosí, 363, 364, 370n.; reception
at San Luis Potosí, 369; and evacua-
tion of Tampico, 379; and property of
Church, 385n., 406, 407, 408n., 409n.;
opposition to, in Zacatecas, 393 ff.:
elected president, 400n.; relations with
U. S., 408, 426; wealth of, 410; wound,
414; reception at Puebla, 427; capture
of Tampico, 378n.

Santa Anna de Tamaulipas, see Tampico.
Santa Fe, N. M., occupied by Kearny, 370;
on caravan route, 387; American force
at, 391; guerilla attack on, 428.
Santa Rosalia, 404.

Scott, Gen. Winfield, capture of Vera Cruz,
372n., 415, 423n.; and discipline, 405;
at Cerro Gordo, 419; proclamation of,
426.

Sierra Madre, 363, 368, 371, 388.

Tehuacan, 420.

Telegrafo, El, hill, 363, 419.
Tepeyahualco, 421.

Thornton, Capt., 358.

Tlapa, 424.

Trancas, 398.

Trias, Angel, gov. of Chihuahua, 370n.,
404.

Tula, 363.

Tula. See San Antonio de Tula.
Tuxpam, 368, 371.

Twiggs, Gen. David E., 416n.; attacks La
Atalaya hill, 419n.; leaves Jalapa, 425n.

Ugarte, Gen. Mauricio, comandante gen-
eral of Chihuahua, 404n.

Ulúa San Juan de, fortress, 371, 372; de-
fence of, 374-375; surrender of, 421n.,
422.

Uraga, Col. José L., biog. note, 387n.;
quoted, 390.

Urrea, Gen. José, secures loan, 386; at
Tula, 388.

Valencia, Gen. Gabriel, 378, to attack Vic-
toria, 399.

Valles, Villa de, 379.

Vázquez, Gen. Ciriaco, biog. note, 363n.,
366.

Vázquez, Gen. Rafael, 367.

Vega, Gen. Romulo D. de la, 410n.

Vera Cruz, arrival of Santa Anna at, 358.
360; blockade, 360n., 369n.; defense
of, 371n., 374-375; birthplace of Váz-
quez, 363n.; threatened attack, 407;
Beach at, 409; surrender of, 415, 415n.,
421-423; mentioned, 361, 381, 410n..
419, 424.

Victoria, mentioned, 371, 388, 399, 403;
Patterson and Taylor at, 406, 406n.
Viesca, Villa de, 398.

Wool, Gen. John E., 470n., 377n.; in La
Leona, 380n.; forces of, 390, 390n., at
Parras, 392, 399; withdrawal from Par
ras, 401-402; selects battlefield of Buena
Vista, 414n.

Worth, Gen. William J., at Saltillo, 386n.

399n., 401n., 405n.; pursuit of Mexicans
after Cerro Gordo,. 421n.; at Puebla,
425n.; at Amozoc. 427n.

Yañez, J. M., comandante general of
Jalisco, 378n.

Zacatecas. 382.

Zacatecas, gov. of, opposed to Santa Anna,
393ff., 400.

Abbott, Frank F., on the decline of civic
patriotism under the Roman Empire, 40.
Academy of Pacific Coast History, 188.
Acorn Club (Conn.), report (1917), 188.
Adams, Charles F., of com. on documentary
hist. publications of U. S., 73.
Adams, Ephraim D., presides at P. C. B.
dinner, 95, 97, 99; of P. C. B. com. on
nominations (1917), 100.
Adams, George B., life councilor, A. H. A.,
16; at council meetings, 80, 83, 85.
Adams, George E., death of, 61.

Adams, Henry, hist. work of, 47, 351, 354.
Adams, John, correspondence, 74; and
Hamilton, 257.

Adams, John Q., on peace of Ghent, 199;
Acts and Proceedings of Convention of
1787, 257.

Adams, Victoria A., of com. on hist. in
schools (1918), 23, 86.

Adler, Cyrus, pres. Am. Jewish Hist. Soc.,
185.

Agen, association (1563), 311.
Agriculture, material relating to, 191.
Agriculture, Department of, war records,
117.

Alabama, reports of hist. socs. (1917), 187.
Alabama Anthropological Society, report
(1917), 187.

Alabama Department of History and Ar-
chives, report (1917), 187.

Alabama Historical Society, report (1917),
187.

Alabama History Teachers' Association, re-
port (1917), 187.

Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition, Idaho ex-
hibit, 170.

Albany Institute and Historical and Art
Society, report (1917), 205.
Albion, Idaho, normal school, 169.

Alden, Elizabeth H., of Quincy Hist. Soc.,

199.

Alexander, De Alva S., pres. N. Y. State
Hist. Assoc., 207.

Alien Property Custodian, records, 118.
Allen, Rev. Frederick B., gov. Mass. Soc. of
Mayflower Descendants, 198.

Allen, James, Trout Hall built by, 211.
Allen, Mary S., sec. Friends' Hist. Soc. of
Phila., 210.

Allen, William, founder of Allentown, Pa.,
211.

Allerton, Walter S., sec.-gen. Mayflower
Descendants, 186.

432

Alliances, economic, 35.

Allison, David, pres. Nova Scotia Hist. Soc.,
216.

Alvord, Clarence W., at conference of arch.
(1917), 67; of pub. arch. comm. (1917),
105, 112; letter to conference of arch.,
128, 129; of Ill. Hist. Survey, 190; cited,
315, 316.

Amazon River, influence of U. S. on the
opening of, 48, 98, 99.

Ambler, Charles H., chairman nominating
com. (1918), 23, 57, 79; Correspondence
of R. M. T. Hunter, 60, 71; of nominating
com. (1917), 80.

American Antiquarian

(1917), 185.

Society, report

American Baptist Historical Society, report
(1917), 185.

American Catholic Historical Society, re-
port (1917), 185.

American Economic Association, joint meet-
ing with A. H. A., 35.

American Expeditionary Forces, records,
119.

American Fur Co., tablet at post of, 201.
American Historical Association, officers

elected for 1918, 15-16, 50, 57, 79;
terms of office, 19-21; committees (1918),
23-24, 85, 86; organization and activities,
25-27; hist. prizes, 29, 30; Report
(1914, 1915, 1916), 54, 60, 71; deaths
(1917), 54-55, 61; by-laws amended, 58;
value of publications, 73; pres. address to
be included in annual report, 83; dele-
gate to P. C. B. meeting, 97; Am. Soc.
of Church Hist., merged in, 185; and hist.
in schools, 235, 242, 244, 245, 246, 247;
pres. address (1917), 249–263.
American Historical Review, board of
editors (1918), 23, 86; cited, 33, 39; re-
port of editors, 50, 57, 68-69; transfer
to A. H. A., 68, 81; war policy, 68, 69;
bibliographical notes on European pub-
lications, 70; A. H. A. papers in, 71;
report of editors at council meeting, 81;
recommendation for administration of
funds of, 81-82; negotiation respecting
price of authorized, 84; reduction of ex-
pense of publication considered, 84; re-
port on finances at council meeting, 84.
American history, editorial function in, 39;
A. H. A. papers on, 44-47; Writings on,
56; bibl. of periodicals, 70; in schools,
236, 239, 241; a generation of Am. his-
toriography, 345--354.

joint meeting with A. H. A., 35, 36.
American Revolution, records, 179, 186,
213; Spanish transcripts concerning, 190;
Lebanon County's part in, 211; study of,
in schools, 222, 223, 233; Heath's journal
of 255, 256.

American Security League, records, 119.
American Society of Church History, ses-
sion with A. H. A., 40; report (1917),
185.

American Sociological Society, joint meet-
ing with A. H. A., 35.

Ames, Herman V., vice chairman program
com. (1917), 35.

Amherst Historical Society, report (1917),
195.

Amidon, Charles F., pres. N. Dak, State

Hist. Soc., 208.

Amspoker. Samuel, pres. Washington Co.
Hist. Soc., 212.

Ancient history, A. H. A. papers on (1918),
39, 40; in schools, 236, 241.

Ancyra inscription, new interpretation of,
95, 96.

Anderson, Dice R., of hist. MSS. comm.
(1918), 23, 85; of hist. MSS.
comm.
(1917), 355.
Anderson, Frank M., report of com. on
nominations (1917), 50, 79, 80; by-law
amendment offered by, 58.

Anderson, Miss S. A., pres. Confederate
Memorial Lit. Soc., 214.

Andrén, F. N., of Swedish Hist. Soc., 187.
Andrews, Charles M., of com. on documen-
tary hist. publications of U. S., 73.
Andrews, Frank D., sec. Vineland Hist. and
Antiq. Soc., 204, 205.

Andrews, James M., pres. Hist. Soc. of
Saratoga, 206.

Anglo-Saxons, Church councils of, 40.
Annual meeting of A. H. A., local com.
(1918), 23; program com. (1918), 23;
PROCEEDINGS (1917), 31-50; attendance
(1917), 34, 54, 60, 89-92; business meet-
ing, 48-50, 54-59; program (1917), 51-
54; (1918), resolutions concerning, 58;
vote of council concerning 1918 meeting,
82, 85.

Antrim County (Mich.) Pioneer Association,
report (1917), 200-201.

Applegate, John S., pres. Monmouth Co.
Hist. Assoc., 204.

88582-1928

Appleton, Francis, of Lowell Hist. Soc., 197.
Appleton, William S., sec. Soc. for Preserva-
tion of N. Eng. Antiq., 200.
Appointments, council com. on, 80.
Aragon, associations, 312.

Archaeological Institute of America, joint
meeting with A. H. A., 35.

Archives, relating to Great War, 37, 38; of
the French ministry of war, 44; U. S.
documentary hist. material in, 73-74;
legislation concerning, 110-111; federal,
resolutions of conference of hist. socs.
concerning loss of, 181-182; material on
western hist., 190; English, transcripts,
202; French, transcripts, 202; Spanish,
transcripts, 202. See also Conference of
archivists; Primer of archival economy.
Archives building, national, need of, 119,
129, 130.

Archives Nationales, material on Miss. Val-
ley hist., 190.

Archives of the Indies, Sevier letter from,
45; transcripts relating to Rev. and La..
190.

Argentina, blockade of ports, 48.

Arizona, archival legislation, 110; Mormons
and, 337.

Arizona Pioneers' Historical Society, report
(1917), 187.

Arkansas, reports of hist. socs. (1917), 188.
Arkansas Historical Association, report
(1917), 188.

Arkansas Historical Commission, work of,
109; report (1917), 188.

Arlington (Mass.) Historical Society, re-
port (1917), 195.

Armada, defeat of, 96.

Armour, Maj. Eric N., sec. Champlain Soc.,
215..

Army, U. S. historical section of general
staff, 44.

Arnold, Guy, pres. Decatur Co. Hist. Soc.,
193.

Arragon, R. F., of Harvard Hist. Club, 197.
Articles of Confederation, federalism under,
44.

Ascher, Mrs. E., sec. Niagara Hist. soc., 215.
Ashmead, H. G., on the old court house of
Chester, Pa., 210.

Ashmore, Otis, sec. Ga. Hist. Soc., 189.
Association, the, in 16th and 17th centuries,
43, 303-312.

Assumption Church, Windsor, memorial on
grounds of, 215.

Atwood, Edward S., sec. Monmouth Co.
Hist. Assoc., 204.

Aubert, Louis, on the aid of historians in
winning the war, 36.

Aubigné, Agrippa d', cited, 311.
Audit committee of A. H. A., report (1917),
55, 65; (1916), 59.

Audit Company of America, report on A.
H. A. finances, 55, 59, 65-66.
Audubon, John J., Birds of America, 206.
Augustus, account of principate of, 95, 96.
Austin, Stephen F., personality of, 45.