Domestic Manners of the Americans by Frances Milton Trollope

Return to New York ConclusionĪccess-restricted-item true Addeddate 16:11:49 Associated-names Smalley, Donald A. Niagara Arrival at Forsythes First sight of the Falls Goat Island The rapids Buffalo Lake Erie Canandaigua Stage-coach adventure - XXXIV. Journey to Niagara Hudson West Point Hyde Park Albany Yankees Trenton Falls Rochester Genesee Falls Lockport - XXXIII. Reception of Captain Basil Hall's book in the United States - XXXII. Journey to New York Delaware River Stage-coach City of New York Collegiate Institute for Young Ladies Theatres Public garden Churches Morris Canal Fashions Carriages - XXXI. Literature Extracts Fine arts Education - XXX. American cooking Evening parties Dress Sleighing Money-getting habits Tax-gatherer's notice Indian summer Anecdote of the Duke of Saxe-Weimar - XXIX. Return to Stonington Thunder-storm Emigrants Illness Alexandria - XXVIII. Quakers Presbyterians Itinerant Methodist preacher Market Influence of females in society - XXVII. Washington Square American beauty Gallery of Fine Arts Antiques Theatres Museum - XXVI. Journey to Philadelphia Chesapeake and Delaware Canal City of Philadelphia Miss Wright's lecture - XXV. Fruits and flowers of Maryland and Virginia Copper-head snake Insects Elections - XXIV. Small landed proprietors Slavery - XXIII. Stonington Great Falls of the Potomac - XXII. Voyage to Washington Capitol City of Washington Congress Indians Funeral of a member of Congress - XXI. Mary's College Sermons Infant school - XX. Departure for the mountains in the stage Scenery of the Alleghany Haggerstown - XIX. Departure from Cincinnati Society on board the steamboat Arrival at Wheeling Bel Esprit - XVIII. Danger of rural excursions Sickness - XVII. Owen and Campbell Public ball Separation of the sexes American freedom Execution - XV. American spring Controversy between Messrs. Theatre Fine arts Delicacy Shaking Quakers Big-bone lick Visit of the President - XIV. Peasantry, compared to that of England Early marriages Charity Independence and equality Cottage prayer-meeting - XIII. Removal to the country Walk in the forest Equality - XI. Schools Climate Water melons Fourth of July Storms Pigs Moving houses Mr. Absence of public and private amusement Churches and chapels Influence of the clergy A revival - IX. Market Museum Picture gallery Academy of Fine Arts Drawing school Phrenological Society Miss Wright's lecture - VIII. Departure from Memphis Ohio River Louisville Cincinnati - V. Company on board the steamboat Scenery of the Mississippi Crocodiles Arrival at Memphis Nashoba - IV.

New Orleans Society Creoles and quadroons Voyage up the Mississippi - III. Includes bibliographical references (pages 444-454)

Domestic Manners of the Americans by Frances Milton Trollope