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    Burleson, Albert
    Burr, Aaron
    Burton, Mary
    Bush, George H.W.
    Bushnell, David
    Bushwick, Brooklyn
    Butler, John Vernon
    Caesar’s Column (Donnelly)
    Call (newspaper)
    Cambodia
    Camp Kilmer
    Camp Merritt
    Camp Nordland
    Camp Shanks
    Camp Siegfried
    Camp Stewart
    Camp Upton
    Campos, Pedro Albizu
    Canada
    colonial era
    fears of attack from
    War of 1812
    Canarsie Indians
    Canary Islands
    Cape Cod
    Carnera, Primo
    Carter, Jimmy
    Casablanca
    Castro, Fidel
    Catholic Workers
    Catholicism, and Catholics
    Civil War era
    Cold War and Vietnam War eras
    Dutch era
    English colonial era
    World War II
    Catt, Carrie Chapman
    Central Park(photo)
    protest rallies
    Chagall, Marc
    Chamber of Commerce, New York
    Chambers, Whittaker
    Charles II (England)
    Charleston, South Carolina
    Chase, Salmon P.
    Chelsea
    Chesapeake Bay
    Chiang Kai-shek
    Chicago
    World War I
    World War II
    China
    Chinatown
    Chinese Americans, Chinese immigrants
    Christian Front
    Christian Mobilizers
    Chuong, Mrs. Tran Van
    Church of England (Anglican Church)
    Churchill, Winston
    Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
    City College
    City Council, New York
    City Hall
    City Hall Park
    demonstrations
    City Island
    Civil defense
    Cold War
    movement against during Cold War
    World War II
    Civil rights movement
    Clan na Gael
    Clark, Kenneth
    Clinton, De Witt
    Clinton, George, (American governor and vice president)
    Clinton, George (British colonial governor)
    Clinton, Sir Henry
    Coast Guard
    Cobble Hill, Brooklyn
    Cochrane, Sir Alexander
    Cockburn, Sir George
    Cockran, William Bourke
    Cohan, George M.
    Cohen, John
    Cohn, Roy
    Colepaugh, William
    Collazo, Oscar
    Colman, John
    Colored Orphan Asylum
    Columbia University
    Columbus Hospital
    Committee for Nonviolent Action
    Committee on Public Information (CPI)
    Common Council, New York City
    Commonweal magazine
    Communism, and Communists
    Cold War
    Depression era
    Vietnam War era
    Coney Island
    Connecticut River
    Connecticut
    American Revolution
    Cold War
    Dutch era
    Contracting, war
    Civil War
    World War I
    World War II
    Convoys
    World War II
    Copperheads
    Cordero, Andres Figueroa
    Corlears Hook
    Cornbury, Lord
    Cornell, Thomas
    Cornwallis, Charles Lord
    Corps of Engineers, US Army
    Coughlin, Charles
    Courtney, William Augustus
    Creel, George
    Crimean War
    Croatian nationalists
    Cromwell, Oliver
    Croton Reservoir
    Cuba
    Cuban Americans and Cuban immigrants
    Cuban missile crisis
    Cullen, John
    Curacao
    Curtis, George W.
    Czech Americans and Czech immigrants
    D’Estaing, Charles-Hector, Comte
    Daily Worker
    Dalton School
    Daly, Maria Lydig
    and African Americans
    Danbury, Connecticut
    Dancis, Bruce
    Dannenberg, Linda
    Dasch, John George
    Davis, Jefferson
    Day, Dorothy
    De Grasse, Francois Joseph Paul
    De Vries, David
    Decatur, Stephen
    Delafield, Richard
    De Lancey, James
    De Lancey, Oliver
    Delaware Bay
    Delaware River
    Dutch era
    and Swedes
    Delaware
    Dellinger, David
    Democratic Party, and Democrats
    Civil war era
    and Draft Riot
    Vietnam War era
    World War II
    Democratic-Republicans
    Demologos ( Fulton I , steam warship)
    Department stores
    Depression (1930s)
    Destruction of Gotham (Miller)
    Detroit
    Devoy, John
    Dewey, John
    Diem, Ngo Dinh
    Dimout
    Disaster Control Board, New York City
    Diseases
    Dix, John
    Doenitz, Karl
    Donnelly, Ignatius
    Douglas, Stephen
    Draft card burning, during Vietnam War
    Draft Riot
    later references to
    Drisius, Samuel
    Du Bois, W. E. B.
    Duck and Cover drills
    Duffy Square
    Duffy, Father Francis
    Dunmore, Lord
    Dunning, John
    Duryee’s Zouaves
    Dutch East India Company
    Dutch Reformed Church
    Dutch Republic
    Dutch-Spanish wars
    Dutch West India Company (WIC)
    and English threat
    Dworkowitz, Norman
    Dylan, Bob
    East Harlem
    East India Company (English)
    East New York, Brooklyn
    East River
    American Revolution
    Civil War
    Dutch era(photo)
    English colonial era(photo)
    War of 1812 era
    East Village
    Egypt
    Egyptian Americans, Egyptian immigrants
    Eisenhower, Dwight D.
    Eisenstaedt, Alfred
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