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Department: Preliminary Expense to April 1.” A one-page accounting sheet summarizing expenses and receipts, including “Net Profits on 1908 Flags.” No date. FJBP

———. “The Youth’s Companion Flag Pledge,” leaflet, 3 pages, no date. “Copies of this leaflet may be had by addressing The Department Editor, The Youth’s Companion, Boston, Mass.” FJBP.

———. “Preliminary Reading for Columbus Day,” one-page printed, with illustrations, newspaper style. The National Public School Celebration of Columbus Day, October 21. Stories include “The Map Columbus Used,” “The Ships of Columbus,” and “Portraits of Columbus.” Also includes “The Public School Map,” a state-by-state breakdown of the number of public schools and number of students. FJBP.

———. Issues of Youth’s Companion from 1831. Available at http://books.google.com/books?id=SAMoAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&

source=gbs_v2_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q=&f=false.

Zeiger, Susan, “The Schoolhouse vs. the Armory: U.S. Teachers and the Campaign Against Militarism in the Schools, 1914–1918.” Journal of Women’s History, Summer 2003.

INDEX

The index that appeared in the print version of this title was intentionally removed from the eBook. Please use the search function on your eReading device to search for terms of interest. For your reference, the terms that appear in the print index are listed below.

ACLU. See American Civil Liberties Union

Adams, Gridley

Adams, Henry

Addams, Jane

AJC. See American Jewish Congress

Alien Friends Act

“allegiance”

alterations, to Pledge. See also “under God”

“the flag”

“to the Republic”

“under God” as unresolved

“under God” officially added

America. See also Congress, U. S.; flag, American; specific cities/individuals/organizations

1950’s culture

Americanism

Catholic loyalty to Rome v.

civic gatherings

Civil War

Cold War

era of Pledge like present day

Gilded Era

history of immigrants

immigrants elevated in

immigration anxiety

immigration impacting national identity

industrialization

internal subversion

national pride and Chicago world’s fair

New York world’s fair

ode to American ideals

Philadelphia world’s fair

populating of frontiers

Spanish American War

state statutes for schools

uses of Pledge in

Vietnam War

World War I

World War II

“America”

American Bar Association

American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)

Minersville School District v. Gobitis

American Express, event marketing

American Flag Manufacturing Company

American Jewish Congress (AJC)

American Legion

Minersville school board and

Americanism

Amish

Andover House, Boston

Appomattox

Ashcroft, John

atheism

in Russian communism

Bailey, Joseph

Bakewell, Allan

Balch, George T.

Balch Salute

Baltimore Conclave of Bishops

Banning, Sandra

Barnette family

Barry, Warren E.

Bauer, John W.

Bellamy, David

Bellamy, Edward

Bellamy, Francis. See also The Pledge

anti–melting pot views

authorship challenged

career change

death

drafting Pledge

Durborow’s advise to

early years

education of

Effective Magazine Advertising

family background

first months at Companion

first wife

Harrison interviewed by

on “intelligent patriotism”

lobbying Capitol Hill

as minister

passion for social justice

poetry of

as publicist

on “racial standards”

Roosevelt, T., interviewed by

second wife

socialistic views

Bellamy, Frank (unrelated to Francis)

Bellamy, Harriet “Hattie” (first wife)

Bellamy, Marie (second wife)

Benjamin, Charles L.

Benton, Harriet “Hattie”

Bethany Baptist Church, Boston

bigotry

anxiety about immigrants

white supremacy laws

Bill of Rights Committee

Birtwell, Archie

Black, Hugo

Black Muslims

Blaine, James

“Bloody Monday”

Bonney, Charles C.

Boston, Massachusetts

Bowman, Louis A.

Boy Scouts

Breckinridge, William Campbell Preston

Brickman, David

Brown, Cedric E.

Brown, Theron

Bruno, Giordano

Buchwald, Art

Buddhism

bumper sticker

Burton, Paula

Bush, George H. W

Bush, George W.

Butterfield,