Theodore Roosevelt (1858–1919). New York. 1906. Subject Index
Railroads, development of, 216 Raritan Indians, war with, 26 , 27 , 28 Redemptioners, 118 Red River, Valley of, barred from settlement, 16 Red Sea, trade with ports of, 91 ; piracy on, 94 Red Star Line, the, 221 Religion, effect on parties, 75 Religious bodies, in colonial times, 109 Religious differences, 229 , 230 Religious liberty, 26 , 47 , 50 , 53 , 64 , 65 , 174 Rensselaerswyck, extent of, 17 ; Stuyvesant’s troubles with the patroon of, 41 Republican party, origin of name, 186 ; rise of, 237 “Restless,” the; see “ON-REST” Revolution, causes leading to, 126 ; first bloodshed in the, 145 ; dangers of, 153 ; operations against New York, 159 ; results of war, 193 Ring politics, 252 , 253 Riots, Stamp Act, 140 ; liberty-pole, 144 , 145 ; ante-Revolution, 153 , 154 ; anti-Federalist, 190 ; theatre, 232 ; Astor Place, 233 ; bread, 234 ; labor, 234 ; abolition, 234 ; election, 234 ; police, 239 ; draft, 250 ; Hibernian, 250 Riverside Drive, 257 Roman Catholic Church, hatred of, 76 ; priests condemned to death by Assembly, 105 ; weakness before the Revolution, 109 ; increased strength at present day, 109 ; growth, 215 , 229 , 256 ; Americanization of, 231 Roman Catholics, forbidden entrance to the colony, 112 ; patriotism of, in Maryland, 161 , note; liberation of, 174 Roosevelt, Isaac, 155 , note. Roosevelt, John J., 156 , note. Roosevelt, Nicholas, leader in Provincial Congress, 155 note; pioneer in steam navigation, 209 Russian immigration, 256 Rynders, Isaiah, 238 , 246 Sabbatarian legislation, 67 St. Lawrence River, French commonwealth on, 4 St. Mark’s Church, 31 St. Patrick’s Church, 240 Sanitary Commission, the, 248 Sanitary conditions, 205 Santa F´, 5 Saskatchewan Valley, barred from settlement, 16 Savings bank, the first, 206 Scandinavian immigration, 256 Schepens, abolition of the, 50 ; office restored, 55 Schoolmaster, the first, 20 Schools, 118 School system, founded, 206 ; Roman Catholic opposition to, 237 Schout-fiscal, the, 19 ; abolition of the, 50 ; office restored, 55 Schuyler, Peter, leads opposition to Leisler in Albany, 83 ; raids on Montreal, 84 Schuyler, Philip J., elected senator, 189 Schuyler family, leaders in the popular party, 136 ; supporters of Hamilton, 187 Scientific societies, 207 Sclave immigration, 256 “Scribner’s Magazine,” 260 Seafaring population, 90 , 91 Seamen, an age of, 1 , 2 ; bravery of colonial, 130 “Sea-Mew,” the, brings the first true colonists, 13 Sea-rovers, 2
