Aa, A. J. van der, quoted, 169, 205,

252, 335.

Abbot, Francis E., 425.
Abdul-Medjid, 500.

Abo, 277; Usselinx at, 278, 279.
Abyssinia, trade with, 240.
Accoord, etc., of 1642, 220.
Acrelius, I., quoted, 353, 354.
Adams, Pres't. Charles K., 89.
Adams, Henry, on Jefferson's use of
executive patronage, 47.
Adams, Dr. Herbert B., 89, 90; re-
port of the proceedings of the Third
Annual Meeting of the American
Historical Association, 5-95.
Adams, John, negotiates treaty of
Versailles, 38; appointments of,
50.

Adams, John Quincy, quoted, 41,

Amalie von Solms, 297.
Amazon, Zealand's plantation on,
218; servant of Usselinx from,

240.

Ambrose of Milan, 394.

America, discovery of, resolutions on
anniversary of, 90; church and
state in, compared with other na-
tions, 394; constitutional basis of
the system in, 399.
Amersfoort, 290.

Ampliatio oder Erweiterung, 310,
359, 360; described, 316, 317;
bibliography, 356, 357.

Ampliation oder Erweiterung, print-
ed, 323, 324; quoted, 316, 320;
bibliography, 359.

Amsterdam, Usselinx at, 177, 198,
203, 240, 323; chamber of W. I.
Co. at, 181, 294; merchants of,
drain Beemster, 196; opposes a
scheme of Usselinx, 335.

Anderde Discours, etc., not by Usse-
linx, 222, 223.

Anderson, Dr. John J., quoted, 42.
Andersson, A., 353.

Andersson, Per, director of South
Co., 270; obtains subscriptions,
280; manages rope-walk, 281, 286;
advises applying funds to navy,

299.
Andrews, Dr. Israel W., on the or-
dinance and government of the
Northwest Territory, 38.

Angelis, Augustin de, attempts com-
promise between theological and
scientific cometary theories, 124.
Angra, in Terceira, 168.
Annerstedt, C., 353.
Anstruther, Sir R., 238.
Atwerp, 162, 164, 166, 263; state
of, in 1567, 163; events there, 165 ;
colonists to Azores, 167; decline
of, 169; fears of its revival, 174,
186, 187; Usselinx proposes cham-
ber of South Co. at, 309,

Apian, Peter, observes comets, 139.
Aquinas, Thomas, on nature of com-
ets, 115.

Arago, shows that comets do not in-
fluence temperature, 144.
Arboga, river, Usselinx plans to drain
lands near, 340; town, 341.
Archangel, 276, 311.
Arckenholtz, J. W., quoted, 316, 317,

319-321, 323, 337-
Arend, J. P., Algemeene Geschie-
denis, quoted, 208, 214, 217, 235,
289, 290, 291, 293, 295, 298, 326,
335, 336, 337, 343, 348.
Arfwedson, C. D., quoted, 244, 248,
265.

Argonautica Gustaviana, 153, 320,
352-5, 360, 361, 365; described,
317, 318; quoted, 162–317 : passim,
362, 363; bibliography, 357-9.
Arietus, quoted, 121.

Armada, Spanish, treasure from, 196.
Arminians, 175, 231, 236, 489. See
Remonstrants.

Armstrong, John, calls for militia, 55,

57; resigns from cabinet, 63.
Arnberg, J. W., quoted, 243, 244,

245, 249.

Arnim, H. G. von, 283.

Artyckelen Die in het Octroy, etc.,

described, 308, 309; title, etc., 365.
Asher, G. M., Bibliographical Essay
155; quoted, 162, 167, 169, 170,
175, 176, 182, 192, 198, 222, 224,
229, 326, 327, 329. 336, 349-352,
355-8, 360; wrongly attributes cer-
tain pamphlets to Usselinx, 184;
his Henry Hudson quoted, 175,

193.

Association, American Historical. re-
port of proceedings of the Third
Annual Meeting, 5-95; commit-
tees of, for 1887, 89; officers of, for
1887, 89; amendment to constitu-
tion of, 90; resolution in the third
annual meeting, 90; resolution of
thanks to, 93.
Athanasius Inga, 249.

Atheism, political, charged against

the Constitution, 420.

Atheists, excluded from office in some
States, 428.

Augsburg, 307, 311.

Australis, Terra. See Magellanica.
Australische Compagnie. See South
Company.

Austria, religious freedom in, 488.
Auszführlicher Bericht, described,
254-9; printed, 264, 265; copies |

sent out, 267; used at Riga, 274
reprinted in Arg. Gust., 318; quot-
ed, 176, 212, 227, 234, 235, 250;
bibliography, 352, 353, 354, 359.
360; Anhang, described, 260; quot-
ed, 201, 212, 223, 233, 234. 259-
Avaux, Claude de Mesmes, Count d',

333, 337; encourages Usselinx, 334-
Avis, Grand Master of, 338.
Azores, 249: Usselinx in the, 166-
169; state of the, 167-169.

Backus, Rev. Mr., on religious tests,
408; on slavery, 408.
Bacon, 211, 530.

Baden, G. L., quoted, 236-8.
Bahia, capture and recapture of,
259, 260.

Baltic Sea, struggle for, 272, 282,
283; trade in, 289; Spaniards in,
292; trade of Dutch in, 297.
Baltimore, Lord, 523.

Bancroft, George, 6, 36, 54, 72, 73,
79; on self-government, 7; on de-
struction of historical materials, 22;
resolution of thanks to, 93; on the
constitutional guaranty of religions
liberty, 519.

Banér, Carl, memorial drawn up for,
251; memorial to, at Stettin, 304,
305; title, etc., 363.
Banér, Johan, 331.

Banér, Svante, 261, 269, 274-
Baptists, protest against religious in-
tolerance, 435; in Sweden, 487.
Barneveld. See Oldenbarneveld.
Barney, Commodore, in command of
flotilla on Patuxent, 55-
Bayard, T. F., quoted, 424-
Bayle, Pierre, opposes theological
doctrine of comets, 137.
Bede, on nature of comets, 113.
Bedencken vber die Schwedische
Suyder Compagnia, 300; title, etc.,
365.

Bedenckingen ouer d'opsechten, etc.,
330; title, etc., 367.
Bedenckinghen, quoted, 176; de-
scribed, 184–187; bibliography of,

Bentivoglio, Cardinal, quoted, 172,
182.

Bergen-op-Zoom, 226, 227.

Bergh, L. Ph. C. van den, 154, 157,
167, 170, 171, 174, 204, 361.
Berg van Dussen Muilkerk, W. J. E.,
155; quoted, 178, 183, 200, 226, 348.
Berlin, number of churches in, com-
pared with number in New York,
461; treaty of, cited, 500.
Bermuda, 313.

Bernhard of Saxe-Weimar, Duke,
320.

Bernouilli, 141; determines form of

cometary orbits, 142.

Bethlen Gabor, 215.

Beyer, Jan, 162, 318, 323, 359; letter
of, 327, 328; letters of Usselinx to,
322, 333, 346, 347, 367, 368.
Bible, Congress and the, 449; scarcity

of, during Revolution, 450; printed
by Robert Aitken, 450; revised
version of, 450; acts of Congress
in regard to, 507.
Bielke, Nils, 277.

Bill of Rights, and the American
Constitution, 405.

Biographiskt Lexicon, quoted, 252,
253, 261, 274.

Bisaccioni, Majolino, quoted, 263.
Bismarck, 483, 486.

Blackstone, quoted, 403, 440, note.
Bladensburg, battle of, 60.

Blasphemy, punishable, 525, 526, 527,
529.

Blekinge, 239.

Block Company, 198.

Blommaert, Samuel, letter of, to
Oxenstjerna, 329; on Usselinx,
330 promotes Delaware settle-
ment, 331, 332.
Bluntschli, 435, 469, note.
Bodel Nyenhuis, J. T., 177, 198.
Bodin, Jean, on nature of comets,

117.

Bogislav XIV., Duke of Pomerania,
301, 304.

Bohemia, war in, 214; States General
assist, 215.

Bohuslän, 239.

Bouman, J., 155; quoted, 195, 196,
197, 199, 348.

Bowen, Clarence W., 89,90; treasurer
of American Historical Association,
report of, 95.

Boye, F., quoted, 300, 328, 331
Brabant. See Netherlands, Southern.
Brackenbridge, Judge, quoted, 529.
Brahe, Ebba, 239.

Brahe, Magnus, 266.

Brahe, Per, quoted, 277.

Brahe, Tycho, observes path of comet
of 1577, 139.

Bramhall, Archbishop, 118.

Brandenburg, Elector of (George
William), 273,

William, 478.

304; Frederick

Brandt, G., quoted, 348.
Bray, L. C. de, quoted, 273, 275.
Brazil, 178, 208, 256, 259, 342, 343;

Usselinx opposes attacks on, 216,
223, 224, 260; advice respecting,
288, 344.
Breckenridge, John, share of, in Reso-
lutions of 1798 and 1799, 74.
Breda, 288, 290.

Breitenfeld, 303, 306, 320.

Bremen, Usselinx at, 323; Dutch
embassy to, 334.

Brevoort, J. Carson, 249, 366.
Bricka and Fredericia, quoted, 194.
Briefue Declaration, described, 322;
quoted, 235, 238, 241, 316, 319, 320;
title, etc., 366.

Briefue Deduction, described, 322;
quoted, 264, 323; title, etc., 366.
Brill, W. G., 170.
Brittany, 251.

Brown, Alexander, on new views of
early Virginia history, 22.

Brown, Mrs. J. C., and J. N., 185,
229, 233, 265.

Browne, Sir Thomas, quoted, 119.
Brussels, 290; government at, 194,
200, 201.

Bryer, Anteunis, assists Usselinx, 278.
Buchanan, James, quoted, 41.
Bucquoy, Count, 222.

Bull Run, second battle of, 71.
Bülow, G. von, 304.

Burgon, J. W., quoted, 163.
Burnet, cometary theory of, 145.
Burton, Robt., 119.
Büttner, author of

book," 123.

"Comet Hour.

Bye-Korf, Den Nederlandtschen, 184,
186.

Byvoeghsel, 259, 354, 355, 359. See
Auszführlicher Bericht, Anhang.

Cabot, John, Prof. E. N. Horsford
on landfall of, 19.
Caerden, Paulus van, 178.
Calhoun, John C., nullification theory
of, 76; quoted, 78.

Calixtus III., decree of, quoted, 115.
Callao, 230, 231.
Calvinists, 175, 203, 204, 214; in
Sweden, 239, 251.

Camerarius, L., 289, 324; and the
loan of troops, 290, 291; assists
Usselinx, 326; quoted, 236, 259.
Canada, historical studies in; Mr.
Geo. Stewart on, 86; Royal Society
of, 86; local historical societies in,
87.
Canal, neutrality of an interoceanic,
A. B. Houghton on, 52.
Canaries, Usselinx not there, 167.
Capellen tot Ryssel, Jonkheer Hen-
rick van der, 348.

Carelia, 248; Usselinx in, 276.
Carleton, Sir Dudley, quoted, 214.
See also Dorchester.
Caron, 175.
Cassini, 141.

Catalonia, Usselinx on revolts in, 338.
Catholics, attitude of Usselinx toward,
165, 187, 189, 193, 231, 256, 274,
296, 297, 334.

Cedar Run, battle of, 70.
Celichius, Andreas, on cause and

meaning of comets, 128; denounces
observation of comets, 139.
Cent-Associés, Compagnie des, 321.
Chaldeans, opinion of, on nature of
comets, 112.

Chamberlain, Judge Mellen, on de-

struction of historical materials, 22.
Channing, Dr. Edward, on the causes
of the Revolution, 30.
Chaplains, appointment of, 448.
Charles I. of England, 297, 333; in-
structions to Roe quoted, 292.
Charles V., Emperor, his fear of
comets, 114.

Charles IX. of Sweden, 239, 243,
273.

Charles Albert of Sardinia, 494.
Charles Lewis, Elector Palatine, 333.
Charvériat, E., quoted, 333, 337.
Chase, Chief-Justice, quoted, 78.
Chesapeake, ravaged by Cockburn, 56.
Chinese immigration, 419.

Christ, attitude of, to the state, 393.
Christian IV., 236-8, 245, 250, 253,

282, 334.

Christian of Brunswick, 227.
Christianity, American, distinctive

feature of, 391; the nation and,
435; in what sense a part of the
law of the land, 516; part of the
common law of Pennsylvania, 520;
of New York, 530; of England,

533-

Christina, queen of Sweden, 341;
quoted, 316, 317, 319-321, 323,
337.

Christina of Holstein-Gottorf, queen-
dowager of Sweden, 253, 259.
Church and state, in the United
States, Dr. Schaff on, 391-543;
separation of, not a separation of
the nation from Christianity, 435;
connecting links between, 451; ef-
fects of separation of, 460.
Circles of German Empire, four up-
per, meet at Heilbronn, 316; at
Frankfort, 320.

Clairaut, predictions. of, as to comet
of 1682, 142.

Clay, Henry, protests against nullifi-
cation, 75.

Clergy, Swedish, subscriptions of, 270,
327, 328; excluded from office in
some states, 428.

Cleves, duchess Sibylla of, 222.
Cockburn, Admiral, retires from
Chesapeake, 54; ravages coast of
the Chesapeake, 56; persuades
Ross to move on Washington,
58; burns public buildings, 62.
Colbert, revives scheme of Usselinx,
322.

Colonies, Usselinx on, 191, 192, 211,
212, 344, 345; W. I. Co. not bound
to foster, 219, 220.
Columbian University, 7; resolution
of thanks to, 92.
Columbus, General Wilson on, 15;
proposed celebration in honor of,
16; letter of, quoted, 18; Usselinx
compares himself to, 228, 237, 299,
344.

Comet, Halley's, 116, 120; of 1556,

139; of 1577, 139; of 1682, 142.
Comets, history of the doctrine of,
by President Andrew D. White,
109-147.

Commelin, Caspar, quoted, 169.
Commerce, a general exposition of,

240.

Companies, commercial, 208; in Swed-
en, 243-5, 281; in France, 321, 322.
Compiègne, 323.

Confederate States, constitution of,
cited, 421.

Congregational Church, supported by

taxation in Massachusetts and Con-
necticut, 428.
Congress, acts of, in regard to the
Bible, 449, 507.

Connecticut, Congregational Church
in, supported by taxation, 428.
Conquest, the Norman, heralded by

comet, 115.

Considerations sur l'érection, 330;
title, etc., 367.

Constitution of United States, 399;

on toleration, 402; first amend-
ment to, 404; its origin, 407; its
adoption, 414; proposed religious
amendment to Constitution, 420;
religious character of Constitution,
422; effect of, on creeds, 430;
prayer at centennial of, 506.
Constitutions, State, on religious free-
dom, 427.

Contra-Remonstrants, 203, 204.
Conversion of heathen, Usselinx on,
210, 256.

Cooley, Judge, quoted, 396, 430; on
religious liberty, 513.
Coolidge, T. Jefferson, Jr., on the de-
velopment of municipal government
in Massachusetts, 31.
Copenhagen, Usselinx at, 237, 238.
Copernicus, discards medieval doc-
trine of comets, 116.

Copper Company, in Sweden, 280.
Cordova, 227.

Corte aenwysinge, described, 216;
quoted, 202, 207, 211, 223; title,
etc., 361.

Cosmos Club, resolution of thanks to,
93.

Council of the Indies, plan of Usse-

linx for, 211, 212, 217, 248, 309.
Council, Swedish royal, 266, 268, 342;
censure directors of South Co., 311.
See also Svenska Riksrådets Proto-
koll.

Courland, 248; Usselinx traverses,
272; duke of, 273.
Coxe, W., quoted, 341.

Cranmer, Thomas, on comets, 117.
Creeds, effect of the Constitution on,
430.

Cronholm, A., quoted, 244, 283.
Cuesta, Cardinal, quoted 496.
Cullum, Gen'l. Geo. W., 89; on the at-
tack on Washington City in 1814, 54.
Culturkampf, 480.

Cumberland, Earl of, at Azores, 168.
Cushing, Caleb, quoted, 43.

Daler, value of, 242; divisions of, 278.

Damascus, John of, on nature of
comets, 113; quoted by Dieterich,
130.
Danforth, Samuel, on comets, 132.
D'Anjou's archives, quoted, 252.
Danzig, 266, 326; purpose of Usse-
linx to go to, 235, 236, 324; pesti-
lence at, 238.

Davis, Jefferson, 422, note.
Deane, Charles, 90.

Delaware, Swedish colony on the,
263; not in South Company's origi-
nal patent, 309; colony founded,
opinion of Usselinx on, 332, 333;
clergy excluded from office in,
428.

Denmark, 239, 283, 290, 334, 346;
Usselinx and commercial matters
in, 237, 238; religious freedom in,
487.

Derde Discours, etc., not by Usse-
linx, 222.

Derendahl, Johan, 275.
Der Reiche Schweden
pagnies

Com-
Contract, 247, 352,
354; described, 249, 250; bibliog-
raphy of, 352, 353; in Argonautica,
359.

Deschamps, Léon, quoted, 321, 323.
Despotism, strengthened by medieval
doctrine of comets, 113.
De Tocqueville, quoted, 437.
Dexter, Franklin B., 90.
Diet, Swedish. See Riksdag.
Dieterich, Conrad, denounces inves-
tigation of comets, 122, 139; his
sermon on comets, quoted, 129; ef-
fect of, 132.

Dijck, Jacob van, 239.
Dirschau, 272.

Discours by Forme van Remonstran-
tye, not by Usselinx, 184.
Discours daer in, 1621, 222.
Dodt van Flensburg, J. J., 178.
Doerfel, 141; determines form of
cometary orbits, 142.