A Study of Colonization and its Problems

By Poultney Bigelow

[1901]

• Title Page
• Preface
• Contents

• Chapter 1:
  How Spain Commenced to Colonize
• Chapter 2:
  The First Check to Spanish Colonization
• Chapter 3:
  The Development of South America
• Chapter 4:
  The Relations of Spain with Cuba and Manila Down to the End of the Nineteenth Century
• Chapter 5:
  The Totter and Tumble of Spain's Colonial Empire
• Chapter 6:
  Latter-Day Cuba
• Chapter 7:
  The Philippnes in Our Time
• Chapter 8:
  The Negro as an Element in Colonial Expansion
• Chapter 9:
  Official German Colonization
• Chapter 10:
  Colonial Portugal in Our Time
• Chapter 11:
  The First Years of Portuguese Greatness
• Chapter 12:
  The Colonial Break-up of Portugal
• Chapter 13:
  Portugal in America
• Chapter 14:
  The Evolution of the Boer
• Chapter 15:
  The Dutch Colonist of To-day
• Chapter 16:
  The Boer at Home
• Chapter 17:
  The Scandinavian Colonist
• Chapter 18:
  Some Notes from the Danish West Indies made in Santa Cruz
• Chapter 19:
  The Chinaman as Colonist
• Chapter 20:
  Old France in the New World
• Chapter 21:
  The Spirit of France in the West Indies
• Chapter 22:
  The West Indies Two Hundred Years Ago
• Chapter 23:
  Colonial France To-day
• Chapter 24:
  The Spread of Russia
• Chapter 25:
  The Beginnings of English Colonization in America
• Chapter 26:
  When Americans Were English
• Chaper 27:
  Why England Lost her American Colonies
• Chapter 28:
  A Successful Tropical Republic in the West Indies
• Chapter 29:
  From My Diary in British Guiana
• Chapter 30:
  The West Indies To-day and To-morrow
• Chapter 31:
  Australasia
• Chapter 32:
  Can the White Man and His Wife Flourish in the Tropics
• Chapter 33:
  The White Invasion of China
• Chapter 34:
  The Philosophy of Colonization
• Chapter 35:
  The American as a Colonist