A History of the United States: For Families and Libraries (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from A History of the United States: For Families and Libraries

The system of eonoordanee interwoven with the notes throughout the entire work, is of great imprntenoe to the reader. When n feet is named which bears a relation to another feet elsewhm recorded in the wolome, e refemoe is made to the page Where such fact is mentioned. A bowledge of this relationship of seperete events is often esmtiol to a. Clear View of the subject, and Without this concordance, e gmat deal of time would be spent in searching for that relationship. With the concordance the matter may be found in a. Moment Favorable examples of the utility of this new feetnre may be hand on page 289. If strict attention shall be given to these refer encon the whole subject will be presenwd to the mind of the reader in a comprehensive aspect-oi unity not to be obtained by any other method.

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