Baltimore, Lord:  William H. Browne’s Lords Baltimore;[3] G. W. Burnap’s Baltimore.[1]

Boone, Daniel:  C. B. Hartley’s Boone (including Boone’s autobiography); J. M. Peck’s Boone;[1] and see the excellent sketch of Boone’s life in Theodore Roosevelt’s The Winning of the West, Vol.  I.

Cabot (John and Sebastian):  J. F. Nicholls’s Cabot; C. Hayward’s Cabot.[1]

Clark, George Rogers:  see Theodore Roosevelt’s The Winning of the West, Vol.  II.

Columbus:  Irving’s Columbus, abridged edition; Charles K. Adams’s Columbus;[3] Edward Everett Hale’s Columbus.

De Leon:  Irving’s Companions of Columbus, and Winsor’s America, Vol.  II.

De Soto:  see Winsor’s America, Vol.  II.

Franklin, Benjamin:  D. H. Montgomery’s Franklin (autobiography and continuation of life);[2] John T. Morse’s Franklin.[7]

Fulton, Robert:  J. Renwick’s Fulton;[1] R. H. Thurston’s Fulton;[3] Thos.  W. Knox’s Fulton.[4]

Gray, Robert:  see H. H. Bancroft’s Pacific States, Vol.  XXII.

Harrison, William Henry:  H. Montgomery’s Harrison; S. J. Burr’s Harrison.

Houston, Sam:  Henry Bruce’s Houston;[3] C. E. Lester’s Houston.

Hudson, Henry:  H. R. Cleveland’s Hudson.[1]

Jackson, Andrew:  James Parton’s Jackson; W. G. Sumner’s Jackson.[7]

Jefferson, Thomas:  James Schouler’s Jefferson;[3] John T. Morse,
Jr.’s Jefferson.[7]

Lincoln, Abraham:  Carl Schurz’s Lincoln; Isaac N. Arnold’s Lincoln;
Noah Brooks’s Lincoln;[4] J. G. Holland’s Lincoln; F. B. Carpenter’s
Six Months at the White House with Lincoln.

Morse, Samuel F. B.:  S. I. Prime’s Morse; Denslow and Parke’s Morse
(Cassell).

Oglethorpe, James Edward:  Bruce’s Oglethorpe;[3] W. B. O. Peabody’s
Oglethorpe.[1]

Penn, William:  G. E. Ellis’s Penn;[1] W. H. Dixon’s Penn; J.
Stoughton’s Penn.

Philip, King:  H. M. Dexter’s edition of Church’s King Philip’s War (2 vols.); Richard Markham’s King Philip’s War.

NOTE.—­The story of Colonel Goffe’s appearance at Hadley during the Indian attack on that town rests on tradition.  Some authorities reject it; but Bryant and Gay say (History of the United States, II., 410):  “There is no reason for doubting its essential truth.”

Putnam, Rufus:  see H. B. Carrington’s Battles of the Revolution,
Rufus King’s History of Ohio, and Bancroft’s United States.

Raleigh, Walter:  L. Creighton’s Raleigh; E. Gosse’s Raleigh; W. M.
Towle’s Raleigh.[8]

Robertson, James:  see Theodore Roosevelt’s The Winning of the West,
Vol.  I.

Sevier John:  see Theodore Roosevelt’s The Winning of the West, Vol. 
I.

Smith, John:  G. S. Hillard’s Captain John Smith;[1] C. D. Warner’s
Smith.[6]