Calverts,
Cambridge settled,
Camden, battle of,
Canada, ceded to British,
  boundary of,
  fisheries,
Canals,
Canonchet,
Canso attacked,
Cape Ann colony,
Cape Breton,
Cape Cod named,
Cape Fear River settlements,
Captains of industry. 
Caribbean Islands. 
Carleton, Sir Guy. 
Carolinas, settled;
  see North and South Carolina. 
Carpetbaggers. 
Carson, Kit. 
Carteret, Sir George. 
Cartier, Jacques. 
Cass, Lewis. 
Castine massacre. 
Castle Pinckney. 
Catholics in Maryland. 
Cayuga Indians. 
Cedar Creek, battle of. 
Cedar Mountain, battle of. 
Celoron de Bienville. 
Census, first;
  of 1810;
  of 1870;
  of 1900. 
Central Pacific Railroad. 
Cerro Gordo, battle of. 
Certificates, national. 
Chadds Ford, battle of. 
Chambers, B. J.
Chambersburg burned. 
Champlain. 
Chancellorsville, battle of. 
Chapultepec, battle of. 
Charles I., grants Maryland;
  persecutes Puritans;
  beheaded. 
Charles II., grants Connecticut;
  grants Carolina;
  grants Pennsylvania. 
Charleston, founded;
  attacked;
  in colonial times;
  opposes tea tax;
  captured;
  nominating convention. 
Charleston harbor. 
Charlestown, settled. 
Charlestown Neck. 
Charter colonies. 
Charters, of 1606;
  of 1609;
  of 1629. 
Chase, Salmon P.
Chattanooga, battle of. 
Cherokee Indians. 
Cherry Creek. 
Cherry Valley massacre.
Chesapeake. 
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. 
Chester. 
Chicago, Republican conventions;
  in 1832;
  in 1840;
  labor congress;
  convention of ’69;
  fire;
  meat packing;
  Bimetallic League. 
Chickahominy River. 
Chickamauga, battle of. 
Chickasaw Indians. 
China, disorder in. 
Chinese Exclusion acts. 
Chinese immigration. 
Chippewa, battle of. 
Choctaw Indians. 
Church of New England. 
Churubusco, battle of. 
Cincinnati, in 1802;
  in 1810;
  convention of 1872;
  labor congress;
  convention of 1876. 
Circuit courts. 
Civil Rights Bill. 
Civil service reform. 
Civil War;
  cost of;
  results of. 
Clark, General George Rogers. 
Clark, William. 
Clay, Henry, speaker;
  presidential nominee;
  secretary of state;
  Compromise Tariff;
  Infant School;
  Compromise Bill;
  death of.
Clermont. 
Cleveland, population in 1840. 
Cleveland, Stephen Grover, president. 
Clinton, George. 
Clinton, Governor De Witt. 
Clinton, Sir Henry, campaigns. 
Cobb, Howell. 
Cochrane, General John. 
Cockburn, Admiral. 
Cohoes founded. 
Coin at a premium. 
Coinage of gold and silver. 
Cold Harbor, battle of. 
Colfax, Schuyler. 
Collins steamship line. 
Colonial, life;
  forms of government.