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Index 425
Migration, the great, 17
Miklagard (Constantinople), 35
Milles, Carl, sculptor, 379
Mimer, Norse god, 23
Mining industry, begun, 66; improved,
117; developed, 139, 167
Mode of life, ninth century, 20-23;
blood feuds, 22; hospitality, 22
Monasteries and convents, 58; Al-
vastra, 59; Varnhem, 59; Vadstena,
83
Monitor, invention of, 382
Mounds, 14
Mbrner, Gustav Fredrik, lieutenant,
(later major-general) 317; part in
choice of Bernadotte as crown
prince, 317
Myths, ancient Northern, 23; Asgard,
23; Ask, 25; Creation, 24; Embla,
25; Loke, 24; Sleipner, 23; Norns,
25; RagnarSk, destruction of the
world, 25; Valhall, 27; Valkyries,
27; Yggdrasil, 25; Ymer, 25
N
Napoleon Bonaparte, 302; interferes
in Swedish affairs, 319; invades
Russia, 320
Narva, battle of, 221
Nertunius, Matthias, pastor in New
Sweden, 396
Neva, river, boundary, 34
New Sweden, founding of, 392; ter-
ritory of, 393; fall of, 394
New Sweden mission ended, 402;
Lutherans succeeded by Episcopal
rectors, 402
Newspapers, first, 169
Njord, Norse god, 23
Nobel, Alfred B., engineer and in-
ventor, 384; founder of Nobel In-
stitute, 384
Nobel Institute, 385; Nobel Prizes,
385
Noraberg, first mining region, 66
Nordenskib’ld, Adolf TErik, explorer,
385; discovers Northeast Passage,
386
NSrdlingen, battle of. 172
Nordstrom, Karl, landsca
379
Normandy, a viking province, 39
Norns, Norse goddesses, 25
Norrkoping Succession Act, 170
North America discovered, 31
North sea, Viking expeditions over,
37
Northeast Passage discovered, 386
Northern Museum founded, 358
Norway, settled, 20; contest for, 90;
ceded to Denmark, 90; declared in-
dependent kingdom, 323; chooses
Christian Frederick king, 323;
united with Sweden as independent
landscape painter,
kingdom, 323; chooses Charles XHI
king, 323
Norwegian vikings in Ireland, 39; in
Scotland, 39
Novgorod (Holmgard), 34
Nykbping castle, 73; the Nyk
Banquet (Nykopings gastabud)
Nystad, treaty of, 243
Oden, Norse god, 23, 27, 56
Gland, 20; battle of, 200
Old Swedes’ Church, Wilmington,
395, 400; Old Swedes’ Church, Phil-
adelphia, 400
Oliva, treaty of, 195
Oravais, battle of, 30$
uresund, 20; center of fish trade, 64
Oriental plague (the Black Death),
77; ravages, 78
Origin of the cities, 107
Ormen Korte, 51
Onnen Lange, royal dragon ship, 51
Oscar I, reign of, 330-31; his liberal
policies, 330; change to conserva-
tism 331; (also under Bernadotte
Period); promoter of temperance,
353
Oscar H, reign of, 333; conflict with
Norway and peaceful dissolution
of the Union, 333; (also under Ber-
nadotte Period)
Ostbere, Ragnar, architect, 380;
builder of Stockholm city hall, 381
Owen, Samuel, industrialist, 339; in-
troduces steam power, 339
Oxenstiern, Axel, statesman, 150,
161, 168; chancellor, 170; conduct
of war, 172; in disfavor with Chris-
tina, 181
Oxenstjern, Jons Bengtsson, arch-
bishop, 91
Palatinate family, 186
Papal dominion in Sweden, 59
Papegoya, John, vice governor of
New Sweden, 393
Pappenheim, Gottfried von, comman-
der, 160
Paris attacked hy vikings, 39
Peasants freeholders, not serfs, 52
freed from Danish oppression, 89
Penn, William, 393, 396; his tribute
to Swedes, 396
Pennsneck, 395
Persson, Goran, 127, 129
Peter the Great, 226; founder of St.
Petersburg, 226; Invades Baltic
Provinces, 226; defense by devas-
tation, Peter’s plan, 227
Petri, Laurentius, archbishop of Upp-
sala, 114; brother and coworker of
Olavus Petri in establishing Lu-
theran doctrine, 114
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