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INDEX.

Adams, John, work of, in peace negotiations, | Amsterdam Company, charter granted to, I,
I, 159.

Agricultural products, increase of, after 1790, Atlantic and Gulf coasts, coastwise trade of,
II, 19.

Allerton, Isaac, agent of Plymouth Colony, Banking, conditions after 1790, 11, 19; enact-
I, 26.

British mercantile system, failure of, 1, 53; Cincinnati, internal trade of, 1830-1860, 1, 244;

Burke, Edmund, statement of, regarding colonial Clay, Henry, and the tariff bill of 1824, 1, 219.
trade, 1, 88.
Clayton-Bulwer Treaty negotiated, 1, 358; 11,
141.

Cable and wireless telegraphy, establishment Clinton, De Witt, work of, in construction of
of, II, 127.

Coastwise trade—continued.

for, in northern colonies, 1, 164; foreign
vessels excluded from, 1, 336; 1830-1850,
1, 341, 1850-1860, 1, 345; growth of,
1900-1912, 1, 353; importance attached
to, by the South, 1, 347; incompleteness
of statistics of, 1, 352; increase in, 1850-
1860, 1, 346; law of 1906 establishing five
"great districts" in, 1, 353; legislation
concerning, 1, 328; nature and volume of,
in 1830, 1, 338; of Atlantic and Gulf coasts
since 1860, 1, 348-356; of Atlantic coast,
1789-1860, 1, 327-347; of Pacific coast
and the intercoastal trade, 1, 357-363;
ratio of, to foreign commerce in 1789, 11,
8; recent expansion of, 11, 304.
Coastwise vessels, Government aid to, II, 303.
Cod, most important fish of commerce, 1, 150;
three grades of, 1, 151.

Cod and mackerel fisheries, vessels engaged in,
1870-1910, 11, 174.

Cod fishery, after 1789, 11, 161; bounties in aid
of, II, 162; importance of, 1789-1860, 11,
165; increase in fleet, II, 163; leading
States engaged in, 11, 165; of Alaska, 11, 221;
provisions of act of 1819 regarding the, II,
163; revival of, 1786-1790, 1, 160; statis-
tics of, 1853, 11, 166; 1860-1910, I, 173.
Coin, insufficient supply of, 1, 109; scarcity of,
1, 82; standard, at close of seventeenth
century, 1, 82.

Commerce-continued.

of the Constitution, II, 242; colonial laws
regarding, 1, 56; development of, resultant
of many forces, 1, 3; effect of wars upon,
1, 84; Federal regulation of, before 1789,
II, 241; geographic factors affecting the
early development of American, 1, 3;
growth of, after establishment of National
Government, I, 184; influence of consular
service upon, II, 267-294; in seventeenth
and eighteenth centuries, organization of
American, 1, 175-189; legislative power of
colonies over, 1, 54; machinery of Federal
regulation of, II, 241-266; necessity of
revenue from, 1, 144; of colonies during
Revolution and Confederation, I, 122, 131;
of colonies from Peace of Paris to Decla-
ration of Independence, 1, 105; public
regulation of, since 1900, 1, 321; restriction
of, during colonial period, 1, 15; value and
growth of, prior to Revolution, 1, 88;
western, the beginnings of, 1, 14; see also
American Commerce, British Commercial
Policy, Colonial Trade, Colonies, Foreign
Trade, Internal Commerce and Trade.
Commerce and Labor, Department of, organi-
zation of, 11, 242.

Commerce Court, created and abolished, 1, 320;
11, 265.

Commerce, Department of, commercial activi-
ties of, 11, 255.

Colonial manufactures, British regulation of, Commercial changes of the opening years of the
I, 44.

Colonial trade, and trade to 1789, bibliography

on, II, 353, 369; effects of British legisla-
tion upon, 1, 182; see also Trade.
Colonies, commerce of, during eighteenth
century to outbreak of Revolution, 1, 84-
121; commercial policy of, 1, 54–65; eco-
nomic and political status of, 1660-1700, 1,
67; illegal trade of, during Seven Years'
War, 1, 96; important land influences upon
life and growth of, 1, 7; leading industries
of, 1660-1700, 1, 69; maritime trade of,
as a whole, 1660-1700, 1, 73; statistics of
trade between Great Britain and, 1697-
1776, 1, 120; trade of, with sections of
world outside of Great Britain, 1, 90; trade
of, with the French at Monte Cristi, I,
98; value and distribution of trade of, in
1769, 1, 92; widening of breach between,
and mother country, 1, 157; see also par-
ticular colonies.

Colonists, landing of, on James River, 1, 22.
Colony, location of first permanent, in America,
1, 10.

Commander Islands, discovery of, and seal

rookeries on, 11, 216.

Commerce, authority exercised by Parliament

twentieth century, 1, 312-323.
Commercial conditions of colonies at close of
seventeenth century, 1, 81.

Commercial legislation during the Revolution,
1, 133; in the colonies, summary of, 1, 64;
of the Confederation, 1, 142.
Commercial outlook in the colonies in 1790,
II, 12.

Commercial policy, of England toward the
American colonies, 1, 35-53; of the colonies,
1, 54-65.
Commercial treaties and agreements, special,
11, 140.

Commercial treaties of the United States, II,
135-153.

Common carrier on the sea, appearance of the,
1, 186, 189; 11, 118.
Company of Feltmakers of England, petition
of, to Parliament, 1, 45.
Confederation, commercial legislation of the,
1, 142.

Congress, committees of, concerned with com-
merce, 11, 266.

Conservation movement, the, 1, 323.
Constitution, adoption of, aids trade and navi-

gation, II, 17; provisions of, regarding
commerce, 1, 173.

over, 1. 55; beginnings of, 1, 17-34; clause | Consul, the first United States, 11, 269.