Flag, national;
  American naval. 
Flamborough Head, 148.
Florida. 
Florida, discovered;
  a British possession;
  East and West;
  a Spanish possession;
  purchased;
  a territory;
  admitted;
  secedes;
  readmitted. 
Foote, Flag Officer. 
Force Act, of;
  Jackson’s;
  of 1871. 
Foreign labor. 
Foreigners, see Immigration. 
Fort Assumption built. 
Fort Boise. 
Fort Chartres built. 
Fort Crevecoeur built. 
Fort Cumberland. 
Fort Donelson captured. 
Fort Duquesne built;
  captured. 
Fort Edward. 
Fort Erie captured. 
Fort Fisher captured. 
Fort Frontenac captured. 
Fort Hall founded. 
Fort Henry captured. 
Fort Le Boeuf built
Fort Leavenworth. 
Fort Lee attacked. 
Fort Loyal massacre. 
Fort McAllister captured. 
Fort McHenry bombarded. 
Fort Macon captured. 
Fort Meigs, battle of. 
Fort Monroe. 
Fort Morgan. 
Fort Moultrie. 
Fort Nassau built. 
Fort Natchitoches. 
Fort Necessity built. 
Fort Orange built. 
Fort Pillow captured. 
Fort Pitt. 
Fort Rosalie founded. 
Fort St. Louis built. 
Fort Stanwix besieged. 
Fort Stephenson, battle of. 
Fort Sumter;
  battles of. 
Fort Ticonderoga. 
Fort Tombeckbee built. 
Fort Toulouse founded. 
Fort Venango built. 
Fort Washington captured. 
“Forty-niners”. 
Fourteenth Amendment. 
Fractional currency. 
Franchise right;
  interference with. 
Franklin, Benjamin, during the French War;
  experiments;
  Declaration of Independence;
  ambassador to France. 
Franklin, state of. 
Fray Marcos. 
Fredericksburg, in colonial times;
  battle of. 
Free coinage, of gold and silver;
  of silver. 
Free-soil party;
  joins Republicans. 
Freedmen, treatment after war;
  vote. 
Freedmen’s Bureau Bill. 
Frelinghuysen, Theodore. 
Fremont, John C., in California;
  presidential nominee;
  in Shenandoah valley. 
French, possessions;
  explorations;
  relations with Indians;
  relations with English;
  and Indian War;
  abandon America;
  acknowledge our independence;
  republic established;
  war with English;
  trouble with United States;
  during Civil War;
  in Mexico. 
French Directory. 
Frenchtown, battle of. 
Fries’s Rebellion. 
Frobisher, Sir Martin.
Frolic. 
Frontenac, Count. 
Frontier life. 
Frye, Joshua. 
Fugitive-slave laws. 
Fulton, Robert. 
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut. 
Funding of national debt. 
Fusion tickets.

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Gadsden, James. 
Gadsden Purchase. 
“Gag Rule”. 
Gage, General Thomas. 
Gaines Mill, battle of. 
Gallatin, Albert. 
Gallipolis settled. 
Gallissoniere, Marquis de la. 
Gama, Vasco da. 
Garfield, James, president;