10. When did Lafayette make his third trip to this country?
11. How had our country changed when Lafayette came in 1824?
12. What had been Lafayette's career in his own country?
13. Why did it take Lafayette so long to go from New York to Boston?
15. How much of our country did Lafayette visit?
16. What did Lafayette do with the laurel wreath presented to him at Yorktown?
17. Can you describe some of the incidents of Lafayette's visit?
19. What occurred at the tavern in Virginia?
20. How did Lafayette show his affection for Washington?
21. What can you say of the scenes connected with the fiftieth anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill?
22. Who was the orator at the laying of the corner stone of Bunker Hill Monument?
23. How was Lafayette received at the University of Virginia?
24. How did Congress show its gratitude for Lafayette's services during the Revolution?
25. What was the last honor shown the departing guest? (The frigate on which Lafayette sailed for France was named in commemoration of Lafayette's gallantry at the battle of the Brandywine. Although wounded in the leg, Lafayette kept the field till the battle was over. To the surgeon who cared for the injured Lafayette, Washington said, "Take care of him as though he were my son.")
Guerrière, _ger-i-air'_ (_g_ as in _get_).
Louisville, _loo'is-vill_ or _loo'y-vill_.
St. Louis, _saint loo'is_ or _saint loo'y_.
Ville de Paris, _vill de_ (_e_ as in _her_) _pah-ree'_.
Worcester, _woos'ter_ (_oo_ as in _foot_).
APPENDIX BOOKS FOR REFERENCE AND READING IN THE STUDY OF AMERICAN HISTORY
This book is designed to be used either before the formal text-book on American history is begun, or to be read in connection with it. It is also intended to serve as a convenient basis for more extended work on the part of both teacher and pupils. Hence, to the reading of the preceding chapters should be added a systematic course in supplementary reading.
The following plan is suggested, which may be readily modified to meet the needs of any particular class of pupils:
Two books are of special value to teachers. These are Channing and Hart's _Guide to American History_ (Ginn & Company, $2.00), and Gordy and Twitchell's _Pathfinder in American History_ (Lee & Shepard, $1.20. In separate parts, Part I, 60 cents; Part II, 90 cents).