go to Pennsylvania, 98.
friendly relations with the Indians, 99.
See William Penn.
Fulton, Robert, birth and boyhood of, 193.
his paddle-wheel scow, 193.
care of his mother, 193.
goes to England and France, 194.
builds iron bridges, 194.
his diving-boat, 194.
torpedo experiments in France, 194.
torpedo experiments in England, 195.
England's offer of money, 195.
his reply, 195.
builds his first steamboat, 196.
returns to America, 197.
builds steamboat here, 197.
trip up the Hudson, 197.
builds steamboat for the West, 198.
what he did for Western emigration, 199.
his grave, 199.
summary of, 200.
Gadsden Purchase, the, 240.
Gage, General, in Boston, 133, 134.
his nose, 136.
leaves Boston, 136.
Genoa (Jen'o-ah) (note), 1.
George II. and Georgia, 102.
George III., resolves to tax Americans, 131.
sends over taxed tea, 132.
closes port of Boston, 133.
hires German soldiers, 134.
his statue pulled down, 137.
his character, 161.
Georgia, name of, 102.
settlement of, 102.
Savannah, 104.
Ebenezer, 105.
silk raised in, 106.
keeps out Spaniards, 107.
in the Revolution, 107.
summary of, 108.
Gibault (Zhe-bo'), Father, 164.
Gin, the cotton, 180, 181.
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