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- The Santa Maria, the Niña and the Pinta
- The Hell-roaring forty-niners
- Musketeer wearing a bandolier
- Patrero
- A seventeenth century musketeer
- Soldier blowing on his match to make the coal glow well before firing
- Jamestown as it is
- Hernando de Soto
- Visit of Samoset to the English
- An Incident in the Camp of the Northmen
- The Swamp Fight
- The Settlers emigrating to Connecticut
- The Dutch Governor surrendering New Amsterdam
- Smith selling blue beads to Powhatan
- Smith saved from Death
- Savage Barbarities
- Round Tower of Rhode Island
- Reduction of Louisburg
- Quebec
- Pocahontas coming in the night to tell Smith of the intended Massacre
- Philip's Escape
- Opecancanough borne in a litter to the Massacre of the Whites
- Northmen leaving Iceland
- Mr. Dustan saving his children
- Landing of the Pilgrims
- Interview with Massasoit
- Interview of Columbus with the Natives of Cuba
- Indians attacked at Connecticut River Falls
- Indian Stratagem
- Hooker addressing the Soldiers
- Governor Winslow's visit to Massasoit during his sickness
- Governor Bradford and the Snake-skin
- Gallop finds Oldham murdered
- Flight of Philip from Mount Hope
- First sight of land from Columbus' ship
- Destruction of the village of St. Francis
- Governor Winslow's visit to Massasoit during his sickness
- Flight of Philip from Mount Hope
- Death of Philip
- Destruction of Kittaning
- Defence of Hadley
- Death of Wolfe
- Columbus
- Columbus sets sail
- Columbus casting a barrel into the sea
- Columbus before Ferdinand and Isabella
- Columbus and Cabot
- Charles II. signing the Charter of Pennsylvania
- Capture of Mr. Williams
- Burning of Schenectady
- Braddock's Defeat
- Battle of Muddy Brook
- Battle of Lake George
- Attack on Brookfield.
- Capture of Annawon
- Captain Mason and his Party attacking the Pequod Fort in the Swamp
- Captain Church and his men hemmed in by Indians
- Captain Atherton in the Wigwam of Ninigret
- Camanche Wigwam
- Nelson's Victory