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benefactor
    Adams’s correspondence with
    career of
    on King’s accomplishments
    King’s correspondence with on King’s financial troubles
    King’s friendship with
    and King’s ill health
    and King’s nervous breakdown
    and King’s views on women
    loans to King of
    Hayden, Ferdinand Vandeveer
    Hayes, Rutherford B.
    “Helmet of Mambrino, The” (King)
    Hewitt, Abram S.
    Hispanics
    History of the United States of America during the
    Administrations of Thomas Jefferson and James
    Madison (Adams)
    Hitchcock, Edward
    Hite, Ada King, see King, Ada N.
    Hite, Virgil H.
    Hitler, Adolf
    Hoffmann, Charles
    Homestead Act (1862)
    homosexuality
    Howard, Oliver Otis
    Howard University
    Howells, William Dean
    Howland, Caroline Florence Little King
    family background of
    financial difficulties of
    George S. Howland’s marriage to
    ill health of
    and King’s education
    and King’s estate
    King’s papers kept by
    King’s relationship with
    Ross case and
    as widow
    Howland, George S.
    Howland, George Snowden
    Howland, John Snowden
    Howland, Marian
    Hualapai Indians
    Hubbard, William P.
    Hudson River War Relief Committee
    Human Stain, The (Roth)
    Humboldt, Alexander von
    Humboldt Current, The (Sachs)
    Humboldt Range
    Humphreys, Andrew Atkinson
    Hyde, William
    “hypodescent”
    immigrants
    Inspiration Point
    Interior Department, U.S.
    Island Cemetery

     
    Jackson, Easter
    Jackson, Helen Hunt
    James, George Wharton
    James, Henry
    Janin, Henry
    Jefferson, Thomas
    Jessup, Henry W.
    Jim Crow laws
    John Brent (Winthrop)
    John Hay Normal and Industrial School
    Johnson, Eastman
    Johnson, James Weldon -52 n
    Jones, Henry
    Jones v. United States
    Joseph, Chief

     
    Kelvin, William Thomson, Lord
    Kidd, P. E.
    King, Ada Copeland Todd:
    as African American
    anonymous benefactor of
    birth of
    as black woman
    census information on
    childhood of
    in Civil War period
    correspondence of
    court trial of
    death of
    education of
    emancipation of
    final years of
    financial situation of
    as freed person
    friendships of
    in Georgia
    as grandmother
    grave site of
    job advertisement placed by
    King’s courtship of
    King’s deception of
    King’s first meetings with
    King’s marriage to
    King’s name taken by
    legal battle of
    masquerade party hosted by
    in middle class
    as mother
    music teacher hired by
    name of
    newspaper inquiry placed by
    northern emigration of
    as nursemaid
    personality of
    photographs of
    physical appearance of
    press coverage of
    religious affiliation of servants of
    slave background of
    social life of
    taxes of
    in Toronto
    trust fund for
    wages of
    wedding of
    King, Ada Copeland Todd (cont.)
    in West Point, Ga.
    as widow
    in working class
    King, Ada N.
    King, Benjamin
    King, Caroline Florence Little, see Howland, Caroline Florence Little King
    King, Charles
    King, Charlotte
    King, Clarence Rivers:
    in Alaska
    at Albert Hotel
    in Altoona, Pa.
    ambition of
    American character represented by
    ancestry of
    in Arizona
    at Arlington Hotel
    arrest of
    art collection of
    auction for
    as bachelor
    back problems of
    in Bahamas
    barometers used by
    biographical sketch of
    biographies of
    birth of
    black servants of
    at Bloomingdale Asylum
    book reviews for
    at Brevoort Hotel
    in British Columbia
    in British West Indies
    in Brooklyn
    at Brunswick Hotel
    in buffalo stampede
    in Butte, Mont.
    in California
    Canadian trip of
    as cartographer
    in Cheyenne, Wyo.
    in Chicago
    childhood of
    class identity of
    clubs and societies joined by
    in Colorado
    in Colville, Wash.
    convention defied by
    as conversationalist
    correspondence of
    in Cripple Creek, Colo.
    in Cuba
    death certificate of
    death of
    debts of
    depression suffered by
    deserter captured by
    diamond hoax exposed by (1872)
    disappearances of
    Dominica as destination of
    double life of
    education of
    estate of
    eulogy for
    European trip of (1882-84)
    exotic cultures as attractive to
    as explorer
    family duties of
    federal funding for
    fiction written by
    fieldwork by
    final days