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Let G-=(A * B; U) be the free product of A and B with the subgroup U amalgamated. Various conditions are given which imply that every finitely generated subgroup H containing a (nontrivial) normal subgroup of G has finite index in G (in such a case we say G has the f.g.c.n. property). In particular, if A is a noncyclic free group and U is cyclic, then G has the f.g.c.n. property. We use this last result to give a combinatorial proof that Fuchsian groups have the f.g.c.n. property; this was first proved by Greenberg using non-Euclidean geometry.

On finitely generated subgroups which are of finite index in generalized free products