CHILE’S STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE (SAN MARTIN AND O’HIGGINS) The Son of the Barefoot Boy, p. 395 The Single Star Flag, p. 397 The Hero of Rancagua, p. 398 The Hannibal of the Andes, p. 249 Not for Himself, p. 254 Cochrane, El Diablo, p. 255 PERU’S STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE (SAN MARTIN) Our Brothers, Ye Shall be Free! p. 256 The Fall of the City of the Kings, p. 257 San Martin the Conqueror, p. 261 Lima’s Greatest Day, p. 265 Hail! Neighbour Republics! p. 266 America for the Americans, p. 268 GUAYAQUIL (NOW IN ECUADOR); ITS STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE What One American Did, p. 271 The Amazing Meeting, p. 272 END OF THE STRUGGLE OF PERU AND CHILE FOR INDEPENDENCE (BOLIVAR AND O’HIGGINS) What Happened Afterward, p. 274 The Mystery Solved, p. 276 The Patriot Ruler, p. 400 First Soldier, First Citizen, p. 402 Chile as She is, p. 403 The Break, p. 389 Bolivar, the Man, p. 390 OTHER SPANISH-AMERICAN REPUBLICS The Break, p. 389 One of Twenty, p. 405 SPAIN’S LAST STAND, CUBA The Ever Faithful Island, p. 59 The Colonel of the Rough Riders, p. 61 ARBITRATION AND PEACE The Better Way, p. 406 PORTUGUESE AMERICA BRAZIL (DON PEDRO) The Brazils Magnificent, p. 111 The Empire of the Southern Cross, p. 112 Making the Little Emperor, p. 113 The Patriot Emperor, p. 115 The United States of Brazil, p. 120 SUBJECT INDEX ADAMS, ABIGAIL, marries John Adams, 75; sees Battle of Bunker Hill, 86; teaches John Quincy, Patriotism, 87. ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS, 77. ADAMS, CHARLES FRANCIS, 2d, 77. ADAMS, HENRY, 77. ADAMS, JOHN, some important dates in his life, 74; Son of Liberty, 75; signs Declaration, 75, 76; exults because of Boston Tea Party, 78; attends First Continental Congress, 81; nominates Washington to be Commander-in-Chief, 83; his design for the Stars and Stripes, 88; his grandson sails with Miranda, 90, 335; his Fourth of July Toast, 92; dies on anniversary of signing of Declaration, 92. ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY, son of John Adams, 77; boyhood, 85; watches Battle of Bunker Hill, 85, 86; his mother’s post-boy, 87; becomes Sixth President of the United States, 88. ADAMS, SAMUEL, John Adams’s cousin, 76; aids blockaded Boston, 78; at First Continental Congress, 81; at Lexington, 82; at the Second Continental Congress, 83. ALAMO, THE, 291, 295. ALFRED, THE, Paul Jones’s ship, 360, 363. AMAZON RIVER, 66, 67, 69. “AMERICA FOR THE AMERICANS” motto of the Monroe Doctrine, p. 270. AMERICAN INDIANS, named by Columbus, 13; cruel treatment of, in North America, 41, 132; in Spanish America, 26, 328, 330. ANDES, description of, 245, 252, 386; crossed by San Martin, 251; crossed by Bolivar, 385; _El Cristo_ of the Andes, 406. ANGOSTURA, CITY OF, renamed after Bolivar, 384. ANGOSTURA, CONSTITUTION OF, composed by Bolivar, 384. APOSTLE OF SOUL LIBERTY, soubriquet of Roger Williams, 348.