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Lexington, Massachusetts,
114
Liberal Protestantism, 493
Liberal Republican Party,
439–440
Liberator (newspaper),
311, 315
Libraries, 84, 282, 498
Libya, 848
Lieberman, Joseph, 868
Lifestyle. See Culture; Society
Liliuokalani, Queen, 542
Lincoln, Abraham: assassination
of, 411–414;
Border State treatment
by, 379–381, 399–401;
Confederate surrender to,
411; constitutional infractions
by, 387–388; Davis
presidency compared to,
387; early political life
of, 366–368; early years
of, 254; Emancipation
Proclamation by, 399–401;
Gettysburg Address by,
403; military involvement
of, 240; as president,
377–388, 394–415; as
presidential candidate,
370, 371–373, 406–410;
quotations by, 298, 357,
377, 394, 416, 881; on
Reconstruction, 416,
421–422; on secession,
377–378; on slavery,
298, 317, 357, 371, 374,
380–381, 394; spot resolutions
by, 330
Lindbergh, Charles A.,
628–629, 634–635, 706
Lindbergh Law (1932), 629
Lindsay, Vachel, 533
Lister, Joseph, 497
Literature: abolitionist,
307, 311, 357–359, 384;
British-American animosity
in, 321; colonial,
83–84; copyrights on, 321;
environmentalist, 825,
833; feminist, 503–504,
769, 897; libraries of, 84,
282, 498; nationalist, 214;
reforms/achievements
in, 291–297, 498–502,
638–640, 769, 770,
787–789, 813, 896–897;
self-reliance in, 254; social
reform/social justice,
563–564, 787–789; temperance,
284; twenty-fi rst
century, 896–897
Little, Malcolm (Malcolm
X), 806
Little Turtle, 179
Livingston, Robert R.,
196–197
Lloyd, Henry Demarest, 563
Lochner v. New York, 570
Lodge, Henry Cabot, 540,
613, 614, 616, 617
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr., 785
London, Jack, 502, 575
London Economic Conference,
693–695
Long, Huey P., 675, 736
Long, John D., 544
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth,
294
Looking Backward (Bellamy),
499
Los Angeles, California, 805,
806, 891, 892–893
Louisbourg, 92–93, 97
Louisiana: French and
Spanish transition of, 98,
196; Hurricane Katrina
in, 879; naming of, 91;
New Orleans, 92, 98, 196,
210, 404, 879; secession
of, 373; U.S. purchase of,
196–199
Louis XIV, King, 90, 174
L’Ouverture, Toussaint,
197, 368
Lovejoy, Elijah P., 317
Lowell, James Russell,
294–295, 330, 335, 375
Lowell, Robert, 788
Lowery, Joseph E., 776
Loyalists, 129–131,
139–140, 151
Lucas, George, 897
Lumber industry, 75–76
Lusitania, 594
Luther, Martin, 33–34
Luxembourg, 757
Lyceum lecture
associations, 282
Lynd, Robert and Helen, 634
Lyon, Mary, 282
MacArthur, Douglas: Bonus
Army eviction by, 662;
Korean War role of,
763–764; post-World War
II in Japan, 758; World
War II military leadership
of, 722–723, 724, 732, 735
Macdonough, Th omas, 209,
213
Macon’s Bill No. 2, 203
Madison, James: Bill of Rights
by, 168; Constitutional
Convention role of, 155,
158; as federalist, 162; on
French Revolution, 178; as
Hamilton opponent, 173;
as president, 203–206,
215; as Secretary of State,
194; as slave owner, 119;
on slavery, 145; Virginia
Resolution by, 185
Magazines, 282, 499, 563
Magellan, Ferdinand, 11
Mahan, Alfred Th ayer, 540,
550
Mailer, Norman, 787
Mail service, 77, 272, 449, 634
Maine: boundary disputes in,
322–323; colonization of,
40–41; in New England
Confederation, 43;
prohibition laws in, 285;
statehood of, 219. See also
New England
Maine, 543–544
Malamud, Bernard, 788
Malcolm X, 806
Malinche, 13
Malthus, Th omas, 472
Mamet, David, 897
Mandans, 198, 513
Mandela, Nelson, 855
Manhattan Project, 734
Manifest Destiny, 326–335,
349–350
Mann, Horace, 281
Manufacturing: in automobile
industry, 470–471,
630–634, 828; during Civil
War, 391–392; colonial,
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