My country, 'tis of thee!
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- Or, the United States of America; past, present and future. A philosophic view of American history and of our present status, to be seen in the Columbian exhibition
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1. Front matter2. “My Country, ’Tis of Thee!”3. THE PURPOSES OF THE BOARD OF LADY MANAGERS OF THE WORLD’S COLUMBIAN COMMISSION.4. CONTENTS.5. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.6. CHAPTER I. THE AGE OF DISCOVERY.7. CHAPTER II. “GOOD OLD COLONY TIMES.”8. CHAPTER III. THE STORY OF THE NATION.9. CHAPTER IV. WORLD’S FAIRS.10. CHAPTER V. THE COLUMBIAN EXHIBITION.11. CHAPTER VI. SOCIETY’S FOUNDATION-STONE.12. CHAPTER VII. THE DEMON OF DIVORCE.13. CHAPTER VIII. THE FARMER’S TROUBLES.14. CHAPTER IX. THE RUM POWER.15. CHAPTER X. NATIONAL DEFENCE.16. CHAPTER XI. LABOR.17. CHAPTER XII. SELF-HELP FOR LABOR.18. CHAPTER XIII. IMMIGRATION.19. CHAPTER XIV. ANNEXATION.20. CHAPTER XV. THE INDIAN.21. CHAPTER XVI. THE PRESS.22. CHAPTER XVII. THE SCHOOL-ROOM.23. CHAPTER XVIII. RAILROADS.24. CHAPTER XIX. BANKS AND BANKING.25. CHAPTER XX. OUR CITIES.26. CHAPTER XXI. RELIGION.27. CHAPTER XXII. WOMAN AND HER WORK.28. CHAPTER XXIII. OUR LITERATURE.29. CHAPTER XXIV. AMERICAN HUMOR.30. CHAPTER XXV. THE HIGHER EDUCATION.31. CHAPTER XXVI. OUR GREAT CONCERN.