| Call Number | Subject |
|---|---|
| E 415.6.A-Z | Collected works of American statesmen, A-Z For works of statesmen of the early 19th century see E337.8.A+ |
| - E 415.6.C48 | - Chase, Salmon P. |
| - E 415.6.E472 | - Emerson, Ralph Waldo |
| - E 415.6.J64-.J66 | - Johnson, Andrew |
| - E 415.6.P54 | - Pierce, Franklin |
| - E 415.6.P55-.P579 | - Phillips, Wendell |
| - E 415.6.T57-.T59 | - Tilden, Samuel Jones |
| E 415.7 | General works From the outbreak of the Mexican War through the period of reconstruction after the Civil war, 1845-1877 Including political aspects of the slavery question, extension of slavery to the territories, squatter sovereignty For the wars with the Pacific coast Indians, 1847-1865 see E83.84 See also F1783 Cuban question, 1810-1899 See also JK2341 American Party (Know-Nothing Party) |
| E 415.8-415.9 | Biography For military leaders of the Mexican War see E403+ For military leaders of the Civil War see E467+ |
| - E 415.8 | - Collective |
| - E 415.9.A-Z | - Individual, A-Z |
| - - E 415.9.B19 | - - Barnard, Daniel Dewey |
| - - E 415.9.B4 | - - Bell, John |
| - - E 415.9.B45 | - - Belmont, August |
| - - E 415.9.B63 | - - Blair, Francis Preston |
| - - E 415.9.B84 | - - Broderick, David C. |
| - - E 415.9.B9 | - - Brownlow, William G. |
| - - E 415.9.C18 | - - Cameron, Simon |
| - - E 415.9.C4 | - - Chase, Salmon Portland |
| - - E 415.9.C55 | - - Clay, Cassius Marcellus |
| - - E 415.9.C66 | - - Cole, Cornelius |
| - - E 415.9.C98 | - - Cushing, Caleb |
| - - E 415.9.D15 | - - Dana, Richard Henry |
| - - E 415.9.D73 | - - Douglas, Stephen Arnold For Lincoln-Douglas debates see E457.4 |
| - - E 415.9.E59 | - - English, William H. |
| - - E 415.9.E95 | - - Ewing, Thomas, Jr. |
| - - E 415.9.F4 | - - Fessenden, William Pitt |
| - - E 415.9.F79 | - - Frémont, Jesssie Benton |
| - - E 415.9.F8 | - - Frémont, John Charles |
| - - E 415.9.G4 | - - Giddings, Joshua Reed |
| - - E 415.9.G7 | - - Graham, William Alexander |
| - - E 415.9.G8 | - - Greeley, Horace Alexander For presidential campaign of 1872 see E675 |
| - - E 415.9.G89 | - - Grow, Glausha Aaron |
| - - E 415.9.G93 | - - Gwin, William McKendree |
| - - E 415.9.H15 | - - Hale, John Parker |
| - - E 415.9.H2 | - - Hamlin, Hannibal |
| - - E 415.9.H65 | - - Hilliard, Henry Washington |
| - - E 415.9.H73 | - - Hood, James Madison |
| - - E 415.9.J37 | - - Jaquess, James F. |
| - - E 415.9.J56 | - - Johnson, Reverdy |
| - - E 415.9.K27 | - - Keitt, Laurence Massillon |
| - - E 415.9.K35 | - - Kennedy, John Pendleton |
| - - E 415.9.L2 | - - Lane, Joseph |
| - - E 415.9.L7 | - - Lieber, Francis |
| - - E 415.9.L89 | - - Lovejoy, Owen |
| - - E 415.9.M185 | - - Marsh, George Perkins |
| - - E 415.9.M2 | - - Mason, James Murray |
| - - E 415.9.P4 | - - Pendleton, George Hunt |
| - - E 415.9.R43 | - - Redpath, James |
| - - E 415.9.R76 | - - Rollins, James Sidney |
| - - E 415.9.S16 | - - Sanford, Henry S. |
| - - E 415.9.S4 | - - Seward, William Henry |
| - - E 415.9.S5 | - - Seymour, Horatio |
| - - E 415.9.S53 | - - Sickles, Daniel Edgar |
| - - E 415.9.S76 | - - Sprague, Kate Chase |
| - - E 415.9.S79 | - - Stearns, George Luther |
| - - E 415.9.S84 | - - Stevens, Thaddeus |
| - - E 415.9.S86 | - - Strong, George Templeton |
| - - E 415.9.S89 | - - Sully, Alfred |
| - - E 415.9.S9 | - - Sumner, Charles For works on Brooks' assault see E434.8 |
| - - E 415.9.T6 | - - Toombs, Robert Augustus |
| - - E 415.9.T84 | - - Trist, Nicholas |
| - - E 415.9.T86 | - - Trumbell, Lyman |
| - - E 415.9.V2 | - - Vallandigham, Clement Laird |
| - - E 415.9.W16 | - - Wade, Benjamin Franklin |
| - - E 415.9.W2 | - - Walker, Robert James |
| - - E 415.9.W37 | - - Webb, James Watson |
| - - E 415.9.W39 | - - Weed, Thurlow |
| - - E 415.9.W395 | - - White, Horace |
| - - E 415.9.W6 | - - Wilson, Henry |
| - - E 415.9.W8 | - - Wise, Henry Alexander |
| - - E 415.9.Y2 | - - Yancey, William Lowndes |
Including government of the newly acquired Spanish possessions in the Southwest; slavery in the territories; slavery question in politics; Wilmot Proviso, 1846
For Annexation of Texas, 1845 see F390
For Oregon question & Northwestern boundary to 1846 see F880
| Call Number | Subject |
|---|---|
| E 416 | General works |
| E 417-417.1 | Biography of James K. Polk, 1795-1849 |
| - E 417.1 | - Polk, Sarah (Childress) |
| E 420 | Presidential campaign of 1848 |
For organization of New Mexico see F801
For organization of Utah territory see F826
For admission of California see F864
| Call Number | Subject |
|---|---|
| E 426 | General works |
| E 427 | Biography of Millard Fillmore, 1800-1874 |
| E 429 | Diplomatic history, 1849-1853. Foreign relations Including intervention; political refugees from abroad For Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, 1850 see F1438 For the Cuban question see F1783 |
| E 430 | Presidential campaign of 1852 |
For the wars with Pacific coast Indians see E83.84
For the Third Seminole War, 1855-1858 see E83.855
For the Gadsden Purchase see F786
For the Filibuster War in Nicaragua, 1855-1857 see F1526
For the Bombardment of Greytown, Nicaragua, 1854 see F1536.S2
For the Cuban question see F1783
For the American Party (Know-Nothing Party) see JK2341
| Call Number | Subject |
|---|---|
| E 431 | General works Including diplomatic history |
| E 432-432.2 | Biography of Franklin Pierce, 1804-1869 For his collected works see E415.6.A+ For speeches & messages as President see J82.B6+ |
| E 433 | Slavery question, 1853-1857 Including repeal of the Missouri Compromise, 1854; Kansas-Nebraska Bill, May 1854 For squatter sovereignty see E415.7 For moral & economic aspects of the slavery question see E449+ For Kansas troubles see F685 |
| E 434.8 | Brooks' assault on Senator Sumner, 1856 |
| E 435 | Presidential campaign of 1856 |
For Spirit Lake Massacre, 1857 see E83.857
For Mormon Rebellion, 1857-1859 see F826
For Walker's Filibuster wars, 1855-1860 see F1526
For Cuban question see F1783
| Call Number | Subject |
|---|---|
| E 436 | General works |
| E 437-437.1 | Biography of James Buchanan, 1791-1868 |
| E 438 | Slavery question, 1857-1861 Including attempt to revive slave trade, 1858, Lincoln's Cooper Insititute address For Squatter sovereignty see E415.7 For Dred Scott decision, 1857 see E450 For Harpers Ferry raid, 1859 see E451 For Lincoln-Douglas debates, 1858 see E457.4 For Kansas & the Lecompton Constitution see F685 |
| E 440 | Presidential campaign of 1860 |
| E 440.5 | State of the country, November 1860-March 4, 1861 Including attempts at compromise (Crittenden Compromise, December 18, 1860; Crittenden Resolution, July 22, 1861, etc.); Peace Conference at Washington (Border Slave State Convention), 1861; secession of certain states See also E458.1 Political history, March 4-December 31, 1861 See also E471.1 Opening events of the Civil War |