Old Virginia and Her Neighbours, Vol. 2 (of 2)

by John Fiske

INDEX.

• Abbot, George, i. [68].
• Abbot, Jeffrey, i. [135], [165].
• Abraham, Heights of, i. [171]; ii. [376].
• Absence of towns in North Carolina, ii. [314].
• Accomac peninsula, i. [224]; ii. [87].
• Act of Uniformity, i. [304].
• Adam of Bremen, i. [18].
• Adams, C. F., i. [9].
• Adams, Henry, i. [112].
• Adams, Samuel, i. [31]; ii. [29], [98], [285].
• Adelmare, Julius Cæsar, i. [68].
• Adoption of captives, i. [109-111], [134].
• Æsop’s crow, i. [45].
• African slaves less tractable than those born in America, ii. [327].
• Agassiz, Louis, ii. [192].
• Agnese’s map, i. [61].
• Agriculture in North Carolina, ii. [313].
• Alaric, ii. [91].
• Albany congress, ii. [381].
• Albemarle Colony, ii. [276];
• Bacon looked for possible help from, ii. [281].
• Albemarle Sound, i. [265].
• Alcæus, epigram of, in Greek on title-page, English paraphrase, ii. [28].
• Alexander VI., i. [20], [30].
• Alexander, Sir William, i. [287].
• Algerine pirates, ii. [339].
• Algonquins, i. [94]; ii. [58-62], [168], [274], [291], [298].
• Allerton, Isaac, ii. [60], [69].
• Altona, ii. [139], [140].
• Alva, Duke of, i. [21].
• Amadis, Philip, i. [31].
• America, first occurrence of the name in English, i. [13].
• American Antiquarian Society, i. [2].
• Americans not subject to Parliament, view of James I., i. [218].
• Ancient British drama, i. [59].
• Andros, Sir Edmund, ii. [115], [118], [119].
• Annapolis, i. [267], [313]; ii. [120], [163], [249], [269].
• Anne Arundel County, ii. [137], [313].
• Anne of Denmark, Queen of James I., i. [104].
• Anne, Queen, ii. [123], [130].
• Anti-Catholic panic, ii. [159-161].
• Anti-slavery sentiment in Virginia, ii. [191].
• Antwerp, i. [45].
• Apaches, the, i. [107].
• Appalachian region the cradle of modern democracy, ii. [396].
• Appleby School, ii. [247].
• Appomattox Indians, ii. [82].
• Arabian Nights, i. [113]; ii. [202].
• Aram, Eugene, ii. [249].
• Arber, Edward, i. [82], [112].
• Archdale, John, ii. [291].
• Archer, Gabriel, i. [124], [151].
• Archer’s Hope, i. [124].
• Argall, Samuel, i. [143], [161], [168], [170], [173], [174], [182], [186], [206], [207], [216], [261]; ii. [16].
• Argall’s Gift, i. [186].
• Ark, the ship, i. [273], [290].
• Arlington, Earl of, ii. [53], [54], [110], [280].
• Armada, the Invincible, i. [8], [34], [36-40], [50]; ii. [377].
• Armenica, i. [13].
• Arundel, Lady Anne, wife of second Lord Baltimore, i. [268], [313].
• Arundel of Wardour, Lord, i. [56].
• Ashley River Colony, ii. [278].
• Ashley, Sir Anthony, i. [68].
• Ashley, W. J., i. [48].
• Asiento agreement, ii. [190].
• Assembly,
• Maryland, i. [283], [313]; ii. [134-138], [149-162];
• Massachusetts, i. [240];
• North Carolina, ii. [296];
• Virginia, i. [186], [216];
• its “Tragical Declaration,” i. [217], [240-251], [312], [314]; ii. [20], [54], [70], [101], [136], [186].
• Atheism, how defined by Bishop Meade, ii. [264].
• Australasian colonies, ii. [183].
• Avalon, proposed palatinate in Newfoundland, i. [260-263].
• Avison, Charles, ii. [242].
• Ayllon’s colony on James River, i. [93].
• Azov, Sea of, i. [88].
• Azores, i. [34], [148], [183].
• Backwoods life, ii. [271], [315].
• Bacon, Lord, i. [69], [144], [198], [207], [267]; ii. [64].
• Bacon, Nathaniel, the elder, ii. [64], [68], [89].
• Bacon, Nathaniel, the rebel, his pedigree, ii. [64];
• his manifesto, ii. [78-80];
• his death, ii. [91].
• Bacon’s assembly, ii. [100], [102].
• Bacon’s rebellion, ii. [36], [45-107];
• sympathizers in Maryland, ii. [155], [156], [174].
• Baffin, William, i. [67].
• Bailiffs, i. [276].
• Baird, C. W., ii. [205].
• Bahama Islands, their military value, ii. [278].
• Balboa, i. [26].
• Ballagh, J. C., ii. [178].
• Baltimore, Lady, wife of first Lord, i. [263].
• Baltimore, Lord. See Calvert.
• Baltimore, the city, ii. [268], [269].
• Baltimore, the Irish village, i. [255].
• Bancroft, George, ii. [184].
• Barbadoes, i. [273]; ii. [183], [192], [207], [277], [286].
• Barbecues, ii. [243].
• Barlow, Arthur, i. [31].
• Barns, ii. [221].
• Barnwell, John, defeats the Tuscaroras, ii. [303].
• Barrow, John, i. [26], [27].
• Bassett, J. S., ii. [274], [276], [280].
• Bates, H. W., i. [199].
• Beadell, Gabriel, i. [121].
• Beaumont, Francis, i. [54].
• Becket, Thomas, ii. [14].
• Bedford, Countess of, i. [184].
• Bedroom furniture, ii. [225].
• Bee, Captain, ii. [329].
• Beggars, i. [48].
• Behn, Mrs. Aphra, ii. [179], [180].
• Belknap, Jeremy, i. [2].
• Belles of Williamsburg, a poem, ii. [259].
• Bennett, Richard, i. [302], [311]; ii. [58], [110].
• Berkeley Plantation, i. [190].
• Berkeley, Lord, i. [68]; ii. [52], [55], [95], [144], [272].
• Berkeley, Sir Maurice, i. [68]; ii. [55].
• Berkeley, Sir William, i. [68], [253], [303], [308], [311], [314]; ii. [17], [18], [20-22], [53-58], [62], [66-71], [76], [97], [103-107], [109], [110], [136], [137], [154], [155], [224], [245], [272], [276], [281].
• Berkeleys, the, i. [163].
• Bermuda Hundred, i. [168], [224].
• Bermuda Islands, i. [149-151], [161], [208].
• Bermudez, Juan, i. [149].
• Berry, Sir John, ii. [92], [95].
• Bertrand, a Huguenot family, ii. [205].
• Beverages, ii. [229].
• Beverley, Robert, clerk of assembly, ii. [80], [89], [92], [109-114].
• Beverley, Robert, the historian, ii. [21], [22], [70], [196], [208-210], [255].
• Bichat, Xavier, ii. [260].
• Billingsgate, i. [57].
• Billy, a runaway negro, ii. [197].
• Birds, ii. [214].
• Bishop, intention to appoint one in America, ii. [116].
• Blackbeard, the last of the pirates, ii. [366-369].
• Black Death, the, i. [22].
• Black-eyed Susan, i. [77].
• Blackiston, Nehemiah, ii. [161].
• Blackmail in the West Indies, ii. [350].
• Blackstone, William, ii. [128], [340].
• Blair, Francis Preston, ii. [389].
• Blair, James, i. [234]; ii. [116-123], [129], [252], [262], [389].
• Blair, Mrs. James, ii. [119].
• Blake, Joseph, ii. [291], [363].
• Bland, Giles, ii. [86], [87], [104].
• Bland, John, ii. [47-51].
• Blenheim, battle of, ii. [190], [370].
• Bliss, Wm. R., ii. [251].
• Blood debt, Indian ideas of, i. [108].
• Blue Anchor tavern, i. [57].
• Blue Ridge, ii. [73], [205], [383];
• crossed by Spotswood, ii. [385].
• Blunt Point, i. [209].
• Blunt, Tom, a Tuscarora chief, ii. [302].
• Bodleian Library, i. [28].
• Bohemia, i. [90].
• Bohemia Manor, ii. [141].
• Bolivia, i. [25].
• Bolling family descended from Pocahontas, i. [173].
• Bologna, i. [83].
• Bonnet, Stede, ii. [367-369].
• Boon, John, ii. [363].
• Boroughs, i. [226].
• Boston, Mass., i. [18].
• Boswell, James, ii. [334].
• Boucher, Jonathan, ii. [249].
• Boulogne, i. [36].
• Bowdoin, a Huguenot family, ii. [205].
• Bowdoin College, i. [43].
• Boyle, Robert, ii. [124].
• Bradford, Win., ii. [253].
• Brafferton Hall, ii. [124].
• Brandt, Sebastian, i. [14].
• Braziers, ii. [225].
• Brazil, Huguenots in, i. [17].
• Breaking on the wheel, i. [165].
• Brent, F. P., ii. [92].
• Brent, Giles, i. [306]; ii. [147].
• “Brethren of the Coast,” ii. [345], [348].
• Brick for building, ii. [222].
• Bright, J. F., i. [208].
• Bristol, i. [42], [56].
• Brock, R. A., ii. [205].
• Bromfield, Lady, ii. [200].
• Brooke, Baker, ii. [151].
• Brooke, Lord, ii. [12].
• Brooke, Robert, a priest, ii. [166].
• Brooke, Sir Robert, ii. [64].
• Brown, Alexander, i. [23], [30], [60], [105-112], [144], [184], [194].
• Browne, W. H., i. [261], [263], [267]; ii. [61], [145].
• Browning, Louisa, ii. [172].
• Bruce, Philip, ii. [24], [52], [67], [111], [121], [184], [185-187], [192], [193], [195], [199], [203], [207], [208], [214], [215], [218], [220], [222], [223], [230], [236], [237], [242], [260], [327].
• Brunswick, ii. [9].
• Buccaneering, origin of, ii. [345].
• Buccaneers, i. [24];
• origin of the name, ii. [347].
• Buenos Ayres, i. [25].
• Burgesses, House of, i. [186].
• Burghley, Lord, i. [36].
• Burgundy, House of, i. [45].
• Burk, John, ii. [197], [265].
• Burke, Edmund, ii. [98], [250].
• Burney, James, ii. [349].
• Burning alive, i. [154]; ii. [265], [266].
• Burrington, George, ii. [303].
• Burroughs, Anne, i. [113].
• Burton, Sir Charles, a convict, ii. [248].
• Burwell, Lewis, ii. [122].
• Butler, James, ii. [180], [183], [248].
• Butler, Nathaniel, his attack upon the London Company, i. [208-213], [229]; ii. [223].
• Butterflies of the aristocracy, ii. [11], [17].
• Buzzard’s Bay, i. [55].
• Byrd, William, historian, ii. [83], [211], [240];
• his library, ii. [244], [245]; [256-259];
• describes life in North Carolina, ii. [257], [312].
• Byrd, William, the elder, ii. [83], [208], [257].
• Cabot, John, i. [11]; ii. [140].
• Cabot, Sebastian, i. [11-14].
• Cadiz, battle of, i. [38], [54], [65].
• Cadiz harbour, attacked by Drake, i. [34].
• Cæsar, Sir Julius, i. [68].
• Calderon, i. [11].
• Caliban, i. [15].
• California, i. [34], [61].
• Calvert, George, first Lord Baltimore, i. [255], [261], [267].
• Calvert, Cecilius, second Lord Baltimore, i. [255], [266], [268], [273], [281], [283-292], [311-313], [315-318]; ii. [131], [132], [134-141], [143], [155].
• Calvert, Charles, third Lord Baltimore, ii. [138], [144], [150], [151], [154-162].
• Calvert, Benedict, fourth Lord Baltimore, ii. [157], [168].
• Calvert, Charles, fifth Lord Baltimore, ii. [169-173].
• Calvert, Frederick, sixth Lord Baltimore, ii. [172].
• Calvert, George, brother of second Lord Baltimore, i. [273].
• Calvert, Leonard, i. [273], [274], [290-293], [300], [307], [308].
• Calvert, Philip, ii. [132], [135], [138].
• Calvert, William, ii. [151].
• Cambridge, Mass., i. [43].
• Cambridge University, i. [301]; ii. [248].
• Camden, W., i. [26], [54].
• Camm, John, ii. [127], [128].
• Campbell, Lord, i. [81].
• Canada, i. [62], [113], [116], [193].
• Canary Islands, i. [91].
• Candles of myrtle wax, ii. [228].
• Cannibals, i. [149], [153].
• Canning, Elizabeth, ii. [183].
• Cape Breton, i. [12].
• Cape Charles, i. [168], [225].
• Cape Clear, i. [255].
• Cape Cod, i. [91], [161]; ii. [4].
• Cape Fear River, i. [62], [63].
• Cape Finisterre, i. [59].
• Cape Henry, i. [92], [94].
• Cape Lookout, i. [31].
• Capetian monarchy in France, i. [256].
• Capital offences, i. [165].
• Cardross, Lord, ii. [288].
• Carey, Thomas, ii. [294].
• Carey’s rebellion, ii. [296].
• Carlton, Thomas, i. [91].
• Carolina, i. [63], [68], [265]; ii. [53];
• Bacon’s watchword, ii. [86];
• palatinate government of, ii. [275];
• Algonquins in, ii. [298];
• Spanish gold and silver in, ii. [362].
• Caroni River, i. [197].
• Carriages, ii. [239].
• Carrington, Mrs. Edward, ii. [234-236].
• Carroll, Charles, of Carrollton, ii. [172].
• Carroll, Charles, the elder, ii. [170-172].
• Cartagena, i. [33].
• Carter, i. [214].
• Carteret, Sir George, ii. [144], [272].
• Cary, Sir Henry, i. [68].
• Caspian Sea, i. [74].
• Cathay and its riches, i. [7], [12].
• Catholics in Maryland, i. [270-275]; ii. [150];
• civil disabilities of, ii. [166-168].
• Cattle, i. [167], [230]; ii. [2], [347].
• Cavalier families, ii. [25].
• Cavalier society reproduced only on Chesapeake Bay, ii. [337].
• Cavaliers in Virginia, ii. [9-29], [34-44];
• in South Carolina, ii. [322].
• Cavendish, Lord, i. [207], [214], [215], [220].
• Cavendish, Sir Thomas, circumnavigation of the earth by, i. [34]; ii. [342].
• Caviar, i. [143].
• Cecil, Sir Robert, i. [40], [55], [144], [195], [225].
• Central America, i. [61].
• Cessation of tobacco crops, ii. [52], [153].
• Chamberlain, a court gossip, i. [207].
• Chain Lightning City, i. [226].
• Champlain, Samuel, i. [116].
• Chancellor of temporalities, i. [276].
• Chancery courts, i. [276].
• Chandler, Thomas, ii. [164].
• Chapman, George, i. [56].
• Channing, Edward, ii. [40], [100].
• Charatza Tragabigzanda, i. [88].
• Charcoal and its fumes, i. [141].
• Charlecote Hall, i. [69].
• Charles, old name for York River, i. [223].
• Charles I., i. [92], [195], [236], [238], [243], [251], [253], [263], [265], [288], [292], [298], [307], [309], [312], [315]; ii. [1], [7], [12], [16], [29], [272], [397].
• Charles II., i. [278], [302], [308], [309], [312]; ii. [7], [20-24], [46], [53-56], [76], [81], [101],
• [105], [108-113], [137], [138], [143], [144], [149], [174], [246], [272], [356].
• Charles V., the Emperor, i. [45], [46].
• Charles IX. of France, i. [265]; ii. [272].
• Charles City, i. [186], [225], [228].
• Charleston, the city, founding of, ii. [278];
• removed to a new situation, ii. [285];
• commerce of, ii. [326];
• social life in, ii. [331];
• attacked by French and Spanish fleet, ii. [378].
• Charter of Massachusetts carried to New England, i. [236].
• Chastellux, Marquis de, i. [3]; ii. [224].
• Cheesman, Edward, ii. [92], [93], [104].
• Cheesman, Mrs., insulted by Berkeley, ii. [93].
• Cheltenham, i. [43].
• Cherokees, the, ii. [300].
• Chesapeake Bay, i. [32], [56], [61], [112], [161], [190], [274].
• Cheseldyn, Kenelm, ii. [161].
• Chester, palatinate of, i. [257].
• Chicheley, Sir Henry, ii. [77], [80], [89], [284].
• Chickahominy, the river, i. [100], [225].
• Chickahominy, the tribe, i. [140].
• Childs, James, founder of a free school, ii. [325].
• Chili, i. [34].
• Chimneys, ii. [223].
• China, i. [41].
• Chinese pirates, ii. [339].
• Chollop, Hannibal, ii. [320].
• Chowan River, i. [265].
• Christiansen, Hendrick, i. [171].
• Christopher, the Syrian saint, i. [119].
• Church at Jamestown, i. [160], [169], [243].
• Church of England established in Maryland, ii. [162].
• Church wardens, ii. [35], [99].
• Chuzzlewit, Martin, ii. [320].
• Cintra, i. [34].
• Circumnavigation of the earth by Drake, i. [26-28].
• Claiborne, William, i. [251], [265], [286-295], [299-301], [306-308], [314-318]; ii. [80], [141].
• Clarendon Colony, ii. [277];
• abandoned, ii. [290].
• Claret, American, i. [18]; ii. [207].
• Clarkson, Thomas, ii. [201].
• Classical revival, ii. [224].
• Clay-eaters, ii. [320].
• Clayton, John, botanist, ii. [259].
• Clement VIII., i. [83].
• Clergymen in early New England, ii. [30], [253];
• in Virginia and Maryland, ii. [261];
• in South Carolina, how elected, ii. [323];
• contrast with those of Virginia, ii. [323].
• Clergymen’s salaries, i. [247]; ii. [36].
• Climate of South Carolina, ii. [328];
• of Virginia, i. [4].
• Clobery & Co., fur traders, i. [287], [292], [299], [300].
• “Cloister and the Hearth,” the, i. [80].
• Cobham, Lord, i. [197].
• Cockatrice, the ship, i. [293].
• Code of laws in Dale’s time, i. [164].
• Codfish, ii. [207].
• Coke, Sir Edward, i. [273].
• Cold Harbor, i. [224].
• Coligny, Admiral, i. [17], [18], [30].
• Colleton, Sir John, ii. [272], [287].
• Collingwood, Edward, i. [221].
• Colonels in the South, why so common, ii. [41].
• Colonization of Ulster by James I., ii. [391].
• Columbia, S. C., i. [62].
• Columbine as a floral emblem, i. [156].
• Columbus, Christopher, his object in sailing westward, i. [7]; ii. [140].
• Comanches, i. [107].
• Commons, House of, i. [244]; ii. [14].
• Communal houses, i. [17].
• Communal lands, i. [94].
• Communism among the first settlers of Virginia, i. [142], [147], [159], [166], [167].
• Communists and lager beer, i. [166];
• in Bacon’s rebellion, ii. [103].
• “Complaint from Heaven,” ii. [159].
• Conch, a kind of mean white, ii. [320].
• Congregations, migration of, ii. [30], [252].
• Congress of 1690, ii. [168].
• Conspiracy of the Carolina Indians, ii. [300].
• Constables, i. [276].
• Constantine the Great, i. [22].
• Continental Congress of 1690, ii. [377].
• Convicts sent to America, ii. [177-191];
• as schoolmasters, ii. [248], [249].
• Conway, Moncure, ii. [174], [214].
• Coode, John, ii. [161].
• Cook, Ebenezer, his poem “The Sot-Weed Factor,” ii. [220].
• Cooke, J. E., i. [247]; ii. [11], [124].
• Cooper, A. A., Earl of Shaftesbury, ii. [272], [285].
• Copeland, Patrick, i. [233].
• Copley, Sir Lionel, ii. [117], [162].
• Cordilleras, i. [25].
• Corn crackers, a kind of mean white, ii. [320].
• Cornets and trumpets, ii. [242].
• Cornwallis, the Earl, i. [273].
• Cornwallis, Thomas, i. [273], [307].
• Coronado, expedition of, i. [61].
• Coroners, ii. [39].
• Corruption and extortion, ii. [56].
• Coruña, i. [34].
• Coryat, Thomas, introduces the use of forks into England, ii. [226].
• Cortez in Mexico, i. [101].
• Cotton crop in South Carolina, ii. [326].
• Counter-reformation, ii. [160], [379].
• Counties in Virginia, ii. [37].
• Count Palatine, meaning of the title, i. [257].
• County court, English, i. [187].
• County courts in Virginia, ii. [38].
• County lieutenants in Virginia, ii. [41].
• Coursey, Henry, ii. [151].
• Court day in Virginia, ii. [42].
• Court House in town names, ii. [38].
• Court Party, i. [182].
• Courts baron, ii. [146], [148], [282];
• leet, i. [282]; ii. [146-148];
• quarter session, i. [276].
• Cowley, Abraham, i. [28].
• Cowley, Ambrose, a buccaneer, ii. [358].
• Crackers, a kind of mean white, ii. [320].
• Craft guilds, ii. [15];
• of London, i. [179].
• Craftsmen desired in Virginia, i. [162].
• Cranfield, Sir M., i. [214].
• Craven, Lord, ii. [272], [303].
• Creeks and rivers as roadways, i. [212].
• Crèvecœur, St. John de, ii. [330].
• Crimes and punishments, ii. [265].
• Croatan, i. [39].
• Cromwell, Oliver, Lord Protector, i. [144], [278], [314], [316-318]; ii. [12], [46], [131], [134], [349].
• Cromwell, Richard, ii. [20], [134].
• Crown requisitions, ii. [168].
• Cruel punishments, ii. [330].
• Crusades, i. [8].
• Cuitlahuatzin, i. [101].
• Culpeper, John, and his rebellion, ii. [283].
• Culpeper, Lord, ii. [53], [54], [70], [110-113], [245], [280].
• Culpeper, the town, ii. [39].
• Cumana, i. [197].
• Curl’s Wharf, ii. [64], [65], [75].
• “Cursed be Canaan,” ii. [192].
• Custis, D. P., ii. [119].
• Cypress shingles, ii. [223].
• Cyprus, i. [83].
• Dabney, a Huguenot family, ii. [205].
• Dale, Sir Thomas, i. [163-171];
• code of laws in Dale’s time, i. [164], [194], [223], [301].
• Dale’s Gift, i. [168], [225].
• Dampier, William, ii. [358].
• Daniel, Robert, ii. [294].
• Danvers, Sir J., i. [220].
• Dare of Virginia, i. [35], [39].
• Darien, the peak in, i. [26].
• Dartmouth, Eng., i. [53].
• Darwin, Charles, ii. [359].
• Davenant, Sir William, i. [308].
• Davis, a Maryland rebel, ii. [156].
• Davis, Edward, a buccaneer, ii. [358].
• Davis, John, i. [21], [52].
• Deane, Charles, i. [44], [112].
• Defoe, Daniel, ii. [178], [179], [187].
• Deerfield, destruction of, ii. [378].
• Delaware, i. [145].
• Delaware, Lady, i. [171].
• Delaware, Lord, i. [146-148], [152-155], [159-163], [166-177], [183], [243].
• Delaware, the colony, i. [235].
• Delaware, the river, i. [61].
• Delawares, the tribe, i. [146].
• Deliverance, the ship, i. [151].
• Delke, Roger, ii. [53].
• Demagogues, ii. [33].
• Demos, the many-headed king, ii. [381].
• Deptford, i. [27].
• Devil, the, is an Ass, a comedy, ii. [226].
• Devonshire, first Earl of, i. [207].
• Diderot, D., i. [2].
• Digges, Edward, i. [314].
• Dining-room furniture, ii. [226].
• Dinwiddie, Robert, ii. [390].
• Discovery, the ship, i. [71].
• Dismal Swamp, ii. [65], [211].
• Dissenters, i. [302]; ii. [99], [165], [263], [292].
• Doeg, the tribe, ii. [58].
• Domestic industries, ii. [208].
• Dominica, the island, i. [91].
• Donne, John, i. [54], [221].
• Don Quixote, i. [53].
• Don, the river, i. [89].
• Douglas, Earl of Orkney, ii. [120].
• Dove, the ship, i. [273], [290].
• Doyle, J. A., i. [42], [117], [185]; ii. [18], [176].
• Dragon, Spanish nickname for Drake, i. [33].
• Drake, Sir Francis, i. [19], [24], [26], [33], [34], [59]; ii. [342], [383].
• Draper, Lyman, ii. [245].
• Drayton, Michael, i. [77-79], [232].
• Dress of planters and their wives, ii. [236];
• legislation concerning, i. [246].
• Drinking horns, ii. [227].
• Drummond Lake, ii. [65].
• Drummond, Sarah, ii. [77], [94], [95].
• Drummond, William, ii. [65], [77], [87], [89], [94], [276].
• Drunkards, i. [246].
• Drysdale, Hugh, ii. [390].
• Duelling, ii. [265].
• Dunkirk, i. [36], [37].
• Durand, William, i. [311].
• Durant, George, ii. [276], [286];
• and the Yankee skippers, ii. [283].
• Durham, palatinate of, its form of government, i. [257], [259], [260], [275-279].
• Durham cathedral, i. [259].
• “Dust and Ashes,” pseudonym for Gabriel Barber, i. [234].
• Dutch commercial rivals of England, ii. [4], [46-51].
• Dutch in the East Indies, i. [10].
• Dutch Gap, i. [167].
• Dwina, the river, i. [74].
• Eastchurch, Governor of Albemarle and his Creole bride, ii. [282-284].
• East Greenwich, manor of, i. [65].
• East India Company, Dutch, i. [51].
• East India Company, English, i. [51], [66], [184].
• “Eastward Ho,” the comedy, i. [56].
• Eden, Charles, ii. [304], [367].
• Eden, Richard, i. [14], [15].
• Eden, Sir Robert, ii. [172].
• Edenton, the town, ii. [314].
• Edgar the Peaceful, i. [260].
• Edmund Ironside, i. [260].
• Edmundson, William, ii. [57].
• Education of Indians, i. [246].
• Education in Ulster, ii. [392].
• Edward III., i. [22], [259]; ii. [22].
• Edward VI., i. [14], [51].
• Edwards, Jonathan, ii. [254].
• Egypt, i. [83].
• Egyptian extremity of Illinois, ii. [320].
• El Dorado, i. [54], [116], [192].
• Eldredge family, descended from Pocahontas, i. [173].
• Elizabeth City, i. [225], [228].
• Elizabeth Islands, i. [55].
• Elizabeth, Queen, i. [9], [16], [21], [23], [27-29], [31], [36], [43], [48], [50], [53-55], [59], [146], [200]; ii. [22], [192], [226].
• Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia, i. [225].
• England never had a noblesse, or upper caste, ii. [13].
• England, population of, in Elizabeth’s time, i. [46].
• English colonies in America promised self-government by Queen Elizabeth, i. [31].
• English methods of colonization, i. [25].
• Episcopal Church in Virginia, its downfall, ii. [263].
• Escurial, i. [37].
• Essex, the Earl of, i. [38].
• Eugene, Prince, ii. [190], [334].
• Euxine, the sea, i. [74].
• Evelin, George, i. [299], [300].
• Evelinton Manor, ii. [147].
• Exodus of Cavaliers from England to Virginia, ii. [16].
• Exodus of Puritans from Virginia, ii. [17].
• Expedition of French and Spanish ships against Charleston, ii. [293].
• Exquemeling, Alexander, ii. [352], [354-357].
• Faculty meetings at William and Mary, ii. [124].
• Fairfax, first Lord, ii. [12].
• Fairfax, fifth Lord, ii. [397].
• Fairfax, sixth Lord, ii. [397].
• Fairfax, Sir Thomas, ii. [397].
• Falkland, Lord, i. [69]; ii. [11], [29].
• Falling Creek, i. [225].
• Falstaff, ii. [230].
• Farnese, Alexander, i. [36].
• Farnese, Francesco, i. [87].
• Faust, ii. [68].
• Fayal, i. [29], [54].
• “Federalist, The,” one of the world’s masterpieces, ii. [254].
• Felton, William, ii. [242].
• Fendall, Josias, i. [318]; ii. [132-138].
• Ferrar, Nicholas, the elder, i. [203].
• Ferrar, Nicholas, the younger, i. [184], [203-207], [214-216], [218], [220-222], [231], [236]; ii. [116], [255].
• Ferryland, i. [256].
• Festivities at proclamation of Charles II., ii. [21].
• Feudal lords, imperfect subordination of, i. [256].
• Fiery dragons, missiles invented by Smith, i. [84].
• Fighting without declaration of war, ii. [344].
• Filibuster, origin of the name, ii. [348].
• First supply for Virginia, i. [112], [122].
• Fitzhugh, William, ii. [208].
• Five Nations, the, ii. [58], [144], [168].
• Flanders, Moll, ii. [178].
• Flash, Sir Petronel, i. [56-59].
• Fleete, Henry, i. [291].
• Fleming family, descended from Pocahontas, i. [173].
• Fletcher, Governor of New York, ii. [363].
• Fletcher, John, i. [54].
• Flibustiers, origin of the name, ii. [347].
• Flirting, prohibited by act of legislature, i. [247].
• Florence, i. [83].
• Florida, discovery of, i. [12], [60], [62], [265];
• Huguenots in, i. [17], [18];
• massacre of, i. [23], [194].
• Flournoy, a Huguenot family, ii. [205].
• Flowerdieu Hundred, i. [186].
• Flower-gardens, ii. [221].
• Flutes, ii. [242].
• Folkmotes, i. [277].
• Fontaine, a Huguenot family, ii. [205].
• Foote, W. H., ii. [203].
• Force, Peter, ii. [66].
• Ford, P. L., ii. [239], [240], [261].
• Ford, W. C., ii. [261].
• Forestallers, law against, i. [249], [250].
• Fort Duquesne, ii. [303].
• Fort James, i. [93].
• Fort Nassau, i. [254].
• Fox-Bourne, H. R., ii. [273].
• Fox, George, in Maryland, ii. [139].
• Fox-hunting, ii. [239].
• France once had a noblesse, or upper class, ii. [13].
• Franklin, Benjamin, ii. [254], [303];
• his plan for a federal union, ii. [381].
• Fredericksburg, ii. [58], [247].
• Frederica, battle of, ii. [335].
• Free negroes, ii. [199].
• Freethinking, ii. [264].
• French colonization, i. [193].
• French posts in Mississippi valley, ii. [384].
• Frobisher, Sir Martin, i. [21], [36]; ii. [342].
• Frontenac, Count de, ii. [378].
• Frontier against Spaniards, ii. [270], [271].
• Frontier life, ii. [253];
• effects of in American history, ii. [270], [271].
• Frontier life in North Carolina, ii. [311].
• Froude, J. A., i. [16], [21], [35].
• Fuller, Thomas, i. [81], [158].
• Fuller, William, ii. [132], [137].
• Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina, ii. [273], [274], [280].
• Fundy, Bay of, i. [63], [170].
• Funerals, ii. [237].
• Fur trade, the, i. [286], [289].
• Galapagos Islands, ii. [359].
• Gale, Christopher, ii. [302].
• Gama, Vasco de, i. [12].
• Game, ii. [229].
• Gardiner, S. R., i. [201], [272]; ii. [184].
• Garrison, W. L., ii. [192].
• Gates, Sir Thomas, i. [65], [147], [148], [150], [154], [162], [163], [171].
• Gateway of the West, ii. [399].
• Gay family, descended from Pocahontas, i. [173].
• Gayangos, Pascual de, i. [87].
• Geddes, Jennie, i. [236].
• Genealogy, importance of, ii. [26];
• of Washington, ii. [27].
• Genoa, ii. [344].
• Gentlemen as pioneers, i. [121].
• Genty, the Abbé, i. [4].
• Geographical conditions, influence of, ii. [309].
• Geographical knowledge, progress of, i. [41].
• George I., ii. [169].
• George III., i. [31], [130]; ii. [115].
• Georgia, i. [63], [280];
• a frontier colony, ii. [333];
• slavery prohibited in, ii. [335];
• introduced there, ii. [336];
• Spaniards driven from, ii. [335];
• population of, ii. [336].
• Germanna Ford, ii. [372].
• German immigration to North Carolina, ii. [318].
• Germans at Werowocomoco, i. [131], [139];
• in Appalachian region, ii. [318];
• in the Mohawk Valley, ii. [318];
• in Shenandoah Valley, ii. [395];
• on the Rapidan River, ii. [372].
• Gerrard, Thomas, ii. [134], [161].
• Gibbon, John, ii. [20].
• Gibraltar, Venezuela, sack of by Le Basque, ii. [350];
• sacked by Morgan, ii. [353].
• Gift of God, the ship, i. [70].
• Gilbert, Bartholomew, i. [56], [102].
• Gilbert, Raleigh, i. [67], [70].
• Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, i. [19-23], [28]; ii. [342];
• shipwreck of, i. [29].
• Gillam, a Yankee skipper, ii. [283].
• Glass, attempts to manufacture, i. [123], [230].
• Glastonbury Minster, i. [260].
• Glover, William, ii. [295].
• God Speed, the ship, i. [71].
• Goddard, Anthony, i. [20].
• Godwyn, ii. [192].
• Gog, i. [41].
• Gold, all that glitters is not, i. [122].
• Gold fever in Virginia, i. [122].
• Golden Hind, the ship, i. [26-28], [59].
• Gomez, i. [26].
• Gondomar, Count, i. [195], [196], [198], [199].
• Gooch, William, ii. [390], [395].
• Goode, G. B., ii. [83].
• Goode, John, his conversation with Bacon, ii. [82-86].
• Gookin, Daniel, the elder, i. [302].
• Gookin, Daniel, the younger, i. [304].
• Gorges, Robert, i. [288].
• Gorges, Sir F., i. [56], [67].
• Gorton, Samuel, i. [289].
• Gosnold, Bartholomew, his voyage to New England in 1602, i. [55]; [71], [90], [92], [98].
• Gourgues, Dominique de, i. [20], [73].
• Government of early settlers in Virginia, i. [160].
• Government of laws, ii. [267].
• Gracchus, Tiberius, ii. [107].
• Graffenried, Baron, leads a party of Swiss and Germans to North Carolina, ii. [297];
• captured by the Tuscaroras, ii. [300-303].
• Granaries, ii. [221].
• Grant, U. S., i. [88]; ii. [191].
• Gratz in Styria, i. [84].
• Gray, Asa, ii. [394].
• Gray, Samuel, ii. [195].
• Gray’s Inn, i. [175].
• Graydon, Alexander, ii. [165].
• Great circle sailing, i. [91].
• Great Wighcocomoco, naval fight at, i. [293], [299].
• Greeks, the, i. [37].
• Green Spring, ii. [55], [87], [89], [100], [224].
• Greene, Roger, ii. [276].
• Greene, S. A., ii. [160].
• Grenville, Sir Richard, i. [33-35], [36].
• Greenway Court, ii. [397].
• Grigsby, H. B., ii. [10].
• Grimm, F. M., Baron, i. [3].
• Grolier Club, ii. [174].
• Guardacostas, small cruisers, ii. [346].
• Guiana, i. [54].
• Gunpowder explosion at Werowocomoco, i. [141].
• Gunpowder plot, i. [67].
• Gunston Hall, ii. [224];
• mode of life at, ii. [232-234].
• Habeas corpus introduced into Virginia, ii. [371].
• Haddon, Dr., his prescriptions and bills, ii. [260].
• Haddon Hall, ii. [273].
• Hakluyt, Richard, the elder, i. [41].
• Hakluyt, Richard, the younger, i. [42-52], [65], [128].
• Hale, E. E., i. [2].
• Halidon Hill, battle of, i. [260].
• Halmote in Durham, i. [277].
• Hamilton, Alexander, ii. [98], [175], [254].
• Hammond, John, i. [289].
• Hamor, Ralph, i. [165];
• his “True Discourse,” i. [232].
• Hampden, John, i. [204];
• ii. [12].
• Hampton, i. [132], [167], [187], [225].
• Hampton Court, i. [198].
• Hampton Roads, i. [92], [155].
• Hancock, John, ii. [285].
• Handcock, a Tuscarora chief, ii. [302-304].
• Handel, G. F., ii. [190], [242].
• Hanham, Thomas, i. [67].
• Hannibal, i. [19].
• Hanover, ii. [9].
• Hansford, Betsey, ii. [127], [128].
• Hansford, Thomas, ii. [92], [95], [104].
• “Hardscrabble,” ii. [313].
• Hardwicke, Lord, ii. [200].
• Harford, Henry, ii. [173].
• Harpsichords, ii. [242].
• Harrison, Thomas, i. [306], [311].
• Harvard College, i. [147], [234], [235].
• Harvey, Sir John, i. [251], [253], [264], [274], [287], [293-299], [303];
• ii. [5], [16], [77].
• Hautboys, ii. [241].
• Hawkes, F. L., ii. [277], [281], [285], [287], [298].
• Hawkins, Sir John, i. [15-20], [24], [36], [59];
• ii. [342].
• Hawkins, William, i. [15].
• Hayden, H. E., ii. [205].
• Hayti, ii. [347].
• Hedges, dying under, i. [211].
• Heidelberg, i. [258].
• Hell Gate, i. [303].
• Hendren, S. R., ii. [72].
• Hening’s Statutes, i. [230], [248-250], [295], [304]; ii. [21], [71], [98-100], [114], [116], [121], [185], [186], [194], [195-200], [202], [203], [212], [219], [240], [245], [246], [265].
• Henrico County, i. [168];
• ii. [67].
• Henricus, City of, i. [168], [186], [225], [227], [229], [234].
• Henriette Marie, Queen of Charles I., i. [266].
• Henry I., i. [256].
• Henry II., i. [256].
• Henry III., i. [258].
• Henry III. of France, ii. [226].
• Henry IV., i. [259];
• ii. [229].
• Henry IV. of France, ii. [168], [377].
• Henry VI., ii. [22].
• Henry VII., i. [50].
• Henry VIII., i. [22], [47], [48], [181], [259], [285];
• ii. [285].
• Henry the Navigator, i, [50].
• Henry, Patrick, i. [31];
• ii. [127], [266].
• Henry, Prince of Wales, i. [92], [163], [168], [195].
• Henry, W. W., i. [112].
• Heralds’ College, i. [86].
• Herbert, George, i. [220].
• Herbert of Cherbury, Lord, i. [220].
• Herbert, William, i. [68].
• Herkimer, Nicholas, ii. [318].
• Herman, Augustine, ii. [143].
• Herman, Ephraim, ii. [143].
• Hervey, Lord, i. [66].
• Highwaymen, amateur, i. [81];
• ii. [102].
• Hildreth, Richard, i. [305].
• Hill, Edward, ii. [71], [73].
• Hindustan, i. [25].
• Hinton, Sir Thomas, ii. [5].
• Hispaniola, ii. [347].
• Hobby the sexton, ii. [247].
• Hoe-cake, i. [17].
• Holinshed, i. [27].
• Holy Grail, the, i. [204].
• Holy Roman Empire, i. [258].
• Holy Staircase, i. [83].
• Hominy, i. [275].
• Hooker, Richard, i. [69], [235].
• Horse-racing, i. [232];
• ii. [237-239];
• prohibited at William and Mary, ii. [126].
• Horses, i. [230].
• Hospitality in Virginia and Maryland, ii. [219].
• Hotten, J. C., ii. [184], [186].
• Housekeeper’s instructions at William and Mary, ii. [124].
• Houses in Virginia, i. [211], [212].
• Howard of Effingham, Lord, governor of Virginia, ii. [113-116], [158], [246].
• Howard of Effingham, Lord, the admiral, i. [36];
• ii. [342].
• Howard, Lord Thomas, i. [38];
• ii. [342].
• Hubbard’s store, an inventory of, ii. [214].
• Hudson Bay Company, ii. [53], [383].
• Hudson, Henry, i. [66].
• Hudson, the river, i. [61-63], [265].
• Hughson, S. C., ii. [362].
• Huguenots, in Florida, i. [17], [18];
• in Brazil, i. [17];
• massacre of, i. [18], [23], [73];
• expelled from France, ii. [160];
• in Virginia, ii. [204];
• in Carolina, ii. [274];
• in South Carolina, ii. [288], [292], [322];
• in North Carolina, ii. [297].
• Humboldt, Alexander, i. [54].
• Hume, David, i. [54].
• Hundreds and boroughs, i. [227], [228].
• Hundreds in Maryland, i. [284];
• in Virginia, i. [186].
• Hungary, i. [90].
• Hunt, Robert, i. [93].
• Hunter, school tutor, ii. [247].
• Hunter, William, a priest, ii. [165].
• Huntingdon School, i. [144].
• Huntingdonshire, i. [205].
• Hutchinson, Thomas, i. [240];
• ii. [29];
• his work in history, ii. [254].
• Hyde, Edward, Lord Clarendon, ii. [272], [285].
• Hyde, governor of Albemarle, ii. [296].
• Idaho, i. [187].
• “Il Penseroso,” i. [205].
• Independence, Declaration of, ii. [108], [171].
• Indian corn, as a floral emblem, i. [156];
• its importance in American history, i. [156];
• cultivated in Virginia, i. [231];
• raised in Maryland, i. [275];
• ii. [2].
• Indian girls dancing, i. [114].
• Indian troubles in Albemarle probably not incited by Carey and Porter, ii. [297].
• Indians in Virginia, number of, ii. [8].
• Indians of Carolina classified, ii. [298-300].
• Indians of North Carolina, i. [32];
• of Virginia, i. [56], [74].
• Indians sold for slaves, ii. [277].
• Indigo, an important staple of South Carolina, ii. [326].
• Industries, domestic, ii. [208].
• Infanta Maria, i. [195], [198], [200].
• Ingle, Edward, i. [228], [306-308]; ii. [41], [43].
• Ingram, David, i. [20].
• Initiative in legislation, i. [284];
• ii. [151].
• Inns in Virginia, i. [211];
• in Maryland, ii. [219].
• Inquisition, the Spanish, i. [20], [36], [45].
• Insolvent debtors in North Carolina, ii. [313];
• Oglethorpe’s plan for relieving, ii. [334].
• Instructions for the Virginia colonists, i. [72-76].
• Insurrections of slaves, ii. [196];
• in South Carolina, ii. [329].
• Ireland, i. [66].
• Isabella, Queen, i. [51].
• Isle of Wight County, i. [302].
• Isles of Demons, i. [150].
• Isolation, barbarizing effects of, ii. [253], [321], [332], [333].
• Jack of the Feather, a chief, i. [190].
• Jackson, Andrew, ii. [391].
• Jamaica, ii. [183]; conquest of, ii. [349].
• James I., i. [55], [62], [69], [104], [113], [147], [152], [218], [236-238], [255], [256], [263];
• ii. [256], [391];
• censures Rolfe for marrying a princess, i. [171], [193];
• tries to get on without a parliament, i. [196];
• his hatred of Raleigh, i. [197];
• tries to interfere with election of treasurer of Virginia Company, i. [201-203];
• quarrels with Parliament, i. [208];
• attempts to corrupt Nicholas Ferrar, i. [216].
• James II., ii. [8], [144], [146], [159], [160], [334].
• James City, i. [186], [210].
• James, Duke of York. See James II.
• James River, fight in, i. [305].
• James, the Old Pretender, ii. [168].
• James, Thomas, of New Haven, i. [303].
• Jamestown, i. [39];
• founding of, i. [39], [140];
• famine at, i. [153], [229];
• burned by Bacon, ii. [89];
• ruins of, ii. [120].
• Jay, John, ii. [254].
• Jefferson, Thomas, i. [221];
• ii. [25], [37], [42], [66], [98], [128], [175], [191], [201], [202], [204], [213], [224], [242], [259], [396].
• Jeffries, Sir Herbert, ii. [92], [95].
• Jewett, C., ii. [9].
• Johnson, C., ii. [368].
• Johnson, John, ii. [146].
• Johnson, Robert, ii. [306], [365-368].
• Johnson, Samuel, ii. [180].
• Johnson, Sir Nathaniel, ii. [292].
• Johnsonese writing, ii. [256].
• Joint-stock companies, i. [51], [62], [191], [280].
• Jonah, the prophet, i. [83].
• Jones, C. C., ii. [334].
• Jones, Hugh, i. [302]; ii. [188], [238], [386].
• Jones, Sir William, ii. [28].
• Jonson, Ben, i. [54], [56]; ii. [226].
• Jouet, a Huguenot family, ii. [205].
• Jowles, Henry, ii. [161].
• Joyce, P. W., i. [255].
• Justice, Henry, barrister and convict, ii. [248].
• Kalm, Peter, ii. [164].
• Karlsefni, Thorfinn, ii. [277].
• Kawasha, patron of tobacco, i. [175].
• Kecoughtan, i. [186], [209].
• Kecoughtans, the tribe, i. [132].
• Keith, George, i. [302].
• Kemp, Richard, appointed secretary of state in Virginia, i. [295], [298], [299].
• Kendall, George, i. [100].
• Kennebec River, i. [70].
• Kent, i. [65]; palatinate of, i. [257].
• Kent Island, i. [287], [289-294], [296], [299-301], [307], [315], [318].
• Kentucky, its settlers, ii. [394], [395].
• Kidd, William, ii. [368].
• Kidnapping, ii. [177], [186];
• of Indians, ii. [292].
• King Philip’s War, ii. [63].
• King, Rufus, ii. [66].
• Kinship reckoned through females, i. [95].
• Kinsman, ii. [5].
• Kirke, Colonel, ii. [200].
• Kitchens, ii. [221], [228].
• Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, ii. [386].
• Knowles, John, of Watertown, i. [303].
• Knox, Henry, ii. [394].
• Kocoum, chieftain, said to have been first husband of Pocahontas, i. [168].
• Labadie, Jean de, ii. [142].
• Labadists, ii. [142].
• La Belle Sauvage, name for London taverns, i. [172].
• Labrador, i. [12], [61].
• La Cosa, the pilot, i. [119].
• Lady of Barbadoes, a, ii. [192].
• Lake Erie, its strategic importance, ii. [387], [388].
• La Muce, Marquis de, ii. [204].
• Lancaster, palatinate of, i. [259].
• Land grants, ii. [176];
• in New England, ii. [31];
• in Virginia, ii. [23], [24], [36].
• Lane, Ralph, i. [32], [159].
• La Plata, the river, i. [25].
• Larned, J. N., ii. [201].
• La Roche, Captain, i. [83].
• La Rochefort, ii. [347].
• La Rochefoucauld-Liancourt, ii. [331].
• La Salle, Robert de, ii. [383].
• Las Casas, i. [4]; ii. [349].
• Latané, J. H., i. [302].
• Laud, William, Archbishop, i. [204], [298], [303];
• ii. [17].
• Laudonnière, René de, i. [17].
• Lawnes’ Plantation, i. [186].
• Lawrence, Richard, ii. [65], [67], [68], [76], [87], [89], [91], [93], [203].
• Lawson, John, surveyor, ii. [277];
• his history of Carolina, his charming style, captured by the Tuscaroras, his horrible death, ii. [301];
• his description of North Carolina, ii. [310].
• Lawyers in Virginia, ii. [266].
• Laydon, John, i. [113].
• Laziness, charge of, brought against Virginians, ii. [209], [210].
• Leaders of men, Virginia prolific in, ii. [44].
• Leah and Rachel, i. [289], [311], [315], [318]; ii. [267].
• Lear, Tobias, ii. [261].
• Le Basque, Michel, a buccaneer, ii. [350].
• Lecky, W., ii. [190].
• Lee, Edmund, ii. [19].
• Lee, Richard, the first, ii. [19], [20].
• Lee, Richard, 2d, ii. [61], [80].
• Lee, Richard Henry, 2d, ii. [23].
• Lee, William, ii. [19], [22].
• Lees of Coton Hall, ii. [19].
• Legislation in Albemarle Colony, ii. [279].
• Legislature, first in America, i. [186].
• Legislatures, bicameral, i. [187].
• Leisler, Jacob, ii. [96], [115], [159], [399].
• Le Moine, the painter, i. [18], [30].
• Libraries in Virginia, ii. [243-245].
• Life of Virginia planters, ii. [230-234].
• Lightfoot, Philip, ii. [89].
• Lincoln, Abraham, ii. [191].
• Linen manufactures in the United States, ii. [392], [393].
• Liquors, price regulated by law, i. [249].
• Little Gidding, i. [205].
• Locke, John, i. [235]; ii. [272-274].
• Logan, James, ii. [365].
• Lok, Captain, i. [16].
• Lok, Michael, i. [61], [68].
• London Company, the, i. [62-72], [80], [113], [129], [130];
• second charter of the, i. [144-146], [192];
• its third charter, i. [177];
• its quarter sessions, i. [178];
• factions form in, i. [182], [188];
• its overthrow, i. [196-222];
• some effects of its downfall, i. [238-240].
• Long Assembly, the, ii. [57-63], [99].
• Longfellow, H. W., ii. [227].
• Long Island Sound, i. [63].
• Lord lieutenant, i. [281].
• Lord Proprietor of Maryland, his powers, i. [270].
• Lords, House of, ii. [14].
• Lords of the manor, ii. [32].
• Lords of Trade, i. [301].
• “Lost Lady,” the, a comedy, ii. [56].
• Lotteries, i. [178].
• Louis XIV., i. [52];
• ii. [117], [159], [168], [360], [377], [378].
• Lucy, Sir Thomas, i. [69].
• Ludwell, Philip, ii. [87], [89], [102], [104], [290].
• Ludwell, Thomas, ii. [52], [89], [106].
• Lunenburg, ii. [9].
• Luther, Martin, i. [8]; ii. [160].
• Lyly, John, i. [53].
• Macdonald, Flora, ii. [318].
• Mace, Samuel, i. [54].
• MacGregor, The, i. [94].
• Machiavelli, i. [82].
• McMaster, J. B., ii. [218].
• Madison, James, ii. [175], [250], [254].
• Madre de Dios, the ship, i. [54].
• Madrid, i. [194].
• Magellan, i. [26].
• Magog, i. [41].
• Maherrins, the tribe, last remnant of the Susquehannocks, ii. [299].
• Mahomet and the mountain, i. [114].
• Maine, i. [67].
• Maine Historical Society, i. [43].
• Maine Law, ii. [335].
• Makemie, Francis, ii. [206].
• Maitland, F. W., ii. [197].
• Malaria, ii. [121].
• Malay pirates, ii. [339].
• Malbone, Rodolphus, ii. [265].
• Malory, Philip, ii. [21].
• Manhattan Island, i. [253], [303];
• ii. [139].
• Manners, Lady Dorothy, ii. [273].
• Manorial courts, i. [276].
• Manor, lords of, ii. [32].
• Manors in Maryland, i. [282];
• ii. [146];
• transformed by slavery, ii. [148].
• Mansfield, Lord, his decision that slaves landing on British soil became free, ii. [201].
• Mansvelt, a buccaneer, ii. [350].
• Map of North Virginia, i. [55].
• Map of Virginia contrasted with that of New England, ii. [8], [9].
• Maracaibo, sack of, by Le Basque, ii. [350];
• by Morgan, ii. [353].
• Marcus Aurelius, i. [82].
• Marches or border counties, i. [257].
• Market, the American, i. [46].
• Marlborough, Duke of, ii. [190].
• Marquis, meaning of the title, i. [257].
• Marseilles, i. [82].
• Marshall, John, ii. [129], [175], [266].
• Martha’s Vineyard, i. [55], [56]; ii. [8].
• Martian, Nicholas, i. [288].
• Martin Brandon, i. [186];
• and Flowerdieu Hundred, i. [225].
• Martin, John, i. [92], [245].
• Martin, Richard, his speech in the House of Commons, i. [181].
• Martin’s Hundred, i. [186], [209].
• Martyr, Peter, i. [15].
• Mary and John, the ship, i. [70].
• Marye, a Huguenot family, ii. [205].
• Marye, James, ii. [247].
• Maryland, i. [63], [145];
• origin of the name, i. [265];
• called the Scarlet Woman, i. [295];
• Puritans in, ii. [137], [150];
• Quakers in, ii. [138];
• Catholics in, ii. [150];
• sheriffs in, ii. [153];
• parsons, ii. [165];
• wheat culture in, ii. [268];
• social features of, ii. [267], [269];
• poll tax in, ii. [376].
• Maryland Historical Society, i. [268].
• Marylanders mistaken for Spaniards, i. [292].
• Mary Tudor, i. [66].
• Masaniello, ii. [103].
• Mason, George, colonel of cavalry, ii. [59], [104], [234].
• Mason, George, statesman, ii. [59], [247];
• life on his plantation, ii. [232-234].
• Mason, James Murray, ii. [234].
• Mason, John, ii. [232-234], [247].
• Masquerade of Indians, i. [114].
• “Masque of Flowers,” a play, i. [175].
• Mass celebrated for the first time in English America, i. [274].
• Massachusetts, i. [63];
• ii. [12];
• laws concerning immigrants, ii. [184].
• Massachusetts Bay Company, i. [236];
• its first charter, i. [269].
• Massachusetts Historical Society, i. [1].
• Massacre by Indians in 1622, i. [190], [208], [302];
• in 1644, i. [305];
• in 1672, i. [236];
• in 1676, ii. [62];
• in 1711, ii. [302];
• in 1715, ii. [306].
• Massacre by border ruffians at Lawrence in 1863, ii. [320].
• Massacre of Huguenots, i. [18].
• Massasoit, i. [156].
• Mather, Cotton, i. [304].
• Mathews, Samuel, i. [295], [298], [314];
• ii. [20], [66], [110], [186].
• Mathews, Thomas, ii. [66], [69], [72-77], [87], [93], [94], [103], [107].
• Mattapony River, i. [139].
• Maury, a Huguenot family, ii. [205].
• Mayflower pilgrims, the, i. [69], [156], [235], [253];
• ii. [16].
• Maxwell, W., ii. [1], [66].
• McClurg, James, ii. [259].
• Meade, Bishop, ii. [22], [164], [188], [235], [262], [263], [316].
• Medina-Celi, Duke of, i. [51].
• Memphis, Tenn., ii. [320].
• Memphremagog, i. [41].
• Menefie, George, i. [297], [299].
• Menendez, i. [18], [73-77].
• Mephistopheles, i. [193];
• ii. [68].
• Mercator, G., i. [89].
• Mermaid in St. John’s River, i. [261].
• Mermaid Tavern, i. [54].
• Merovingian kings, i. [257];
• legislation, ii. [152].
• “Merry Wives of Windsor,” i. [70].
• Mexico, i. [41].
• Middle Plantation, the oath at, ii. [81], [97], [106];
• name changed to Williamsburg, ii. [121].
• Middlesex, Earl of, i. [214].
• Middleton, member of Parliament attacks London Company’s charter, i. [180].
• Migration from Ulster to American colonies, ii. [394].
• Miller, the martyr and revenue collector, ii. [282].
• Milton, John, i. [205], [309].
• Ministers, appointment of, ii. [99].
• Molasses, ii. [211], [219], [281].
• Moncure, a Huguenot family, ii. [205].
• Monk, George, Duke of Albemarle, ii. [134], [272].
• Monroe, James, President, ii. [128].
• Montbars, the exterminator, ii. [349].
• Montague, Sergeant, i. [180].
• Montezuma, i. [101].
• Monticello, ii. [224].
• Mooney, James, ii. [299].
• Moore, J. W., ii. [280], [298].
• Moore, James, ii. [292].
• Moore, James, the younger, defeats the Tuscaroras, ii. [304].
• Moore’s house at Yorktown, ii. [390].
• More, Sir Thomas, i. [47].
• Morgan, Sir Henry, i. [24];
• ii. [350];
• his treachery and cruelty, ii. [351-353];
• Puerto del Principe captured by, ii. [351];
• Porto Bello captured by, ii. [351];
• Maracaibo sacked by, ii. [353];
• Gibraltar, Venezuela, sacked by, ii. [353];
• Panama sacked by, ii. [354];
• deserts his comrades at Chagres, ii. [355];
• knighted by Charles II., ii. [356];
• governor of Jamaica, ii. [356];
• thrown into prison, ii. [357].
• Morgan, Lewis, i. [111].
• Moriscos expelled from Spain, i. [9].
• Morison, Francis, ii. [92].
• Morley, Lord, i. [67].
• Morocco, i. [90].
• Morris, Robert, ii. [303].
• Morton, Joseph, ii. [362].
• Mosquitoes, ii. [225].
• Mount Desert Island, i. [170], [261].
• Mount Vernon, ii. [224], [389];
• mode of life at, ii. [235].
• Mulattoes, ii. [202].
• Mulberries, i. [231];
• ii. [3].
• Mulberry Island, i. [155].
• Münster, Sebastian, i. [61].
• Murray family descended from Pocahontas, i. [173].
• Muscovy Company, i. [14], [51].
• Muskogi, the, in Carolina, ii. [300].
• Muster master-general, i. [282].
• Mystics at Bohemia Manor, ii. [142].
• Mytens, Daniel, i. [198], [267].
• Nalbrits, i. [89].
• Names, local, in Carolina, ii. [272].
• Nansemond, i. [302], [311].
• Napkins and forks, ii. [226].
• Napoleon I., i. [36], [37].
• Narragansett Indians, ii. [63].
• National floral emblem for the United States, i. [156].
• Navigation Act, ii. [46];
• its effect upon the price of tobacco, ii. [51], [106], [108];
• effects upon tobacco, ii. [176];
• effects upon Virginia commerce, ii. [218];
• mischievous effects in Albemarle Colony, ii. [280];
• its mischievous effects on South Carolina, ii. [289];
• its effect upon piracy, ii. [362].
• Navy, the English, i. [22], [44].
• Negro panic in New York, 1741, ii. [264].
• Negro quarters, ii. [221].
• Negro slaves, ii. [177], [189-203];
• treatment of, in Virginia, ii. [195-199];
• cruel laws concerning, ii. [197-199];
• effect of taking them to England, ii. [200], [201];
• in South Carolina, ii. [279], [326-331];
• in North Carolina, ii. [329].
• Negro slavery, ii. [35].
• Negro, the theory that he was not strictly human, ii. [192].
• “Negro’s and Indian’s Advocate,” ii. [192].
• Negroes as real estate, ii. [194].
• Negroes, number of, in Virginia, i. [253].
• Neill, E. D., i. [99], [105-112], [179], [180], [182], [212], [215], [245], [252], [273], [294];
• ii. [58], [95], [186].
• Nelson, Thomas, i. [296].
• Netherlands, the, i. [21], [22], [45], [66], [163], [253], [267], [280].
• Neutral ships ill protected, ii. [344].
• Neville’s Cross, battle of, i. [260].
• Nevis, as an isle of Calypso, ii. [282].
• New Albion, i. [27];
• ii. [383].
• New Amstel, ii. [139], [140].
• New Amsterdam, i. [253]; ii. [3].
• New Berne, ii. [297], [314].
• Newcastle, Delaware, ii. [139], [145].
• New Englanders attempt a settlement at Cape Fear River, ii. [277];
• in Georgia, ii. [335].
• Newfoundland fisheries, i. [13], [23], [29], [44], [154].
• New France, i. [52];
• ii. [399].
• Newgate Calendar, ii. [172].
• New Hampshire, i. [63].
• New Haven Colony, i. [280].
• New Jersey, i. [63];
• founding of, ii. [144].
• New Mexico, i. [25].
• Newport, Christopher, i. [53], [80], [90], [93-96], [112-114], [116-119], [122-131], [135], [148], [154].
• Newport News, origin of the name, i. [92], [209].
• New Providence, island of, ii. [361], [365].
• New Style, i. [1].
• New Sweden, ii. [139].
• New York, i. [22], [61], [63];
• ii. [211].
• Nichols, J., i. [176].
• Nicholson, Sir Francis, ii. [115-118], [120-123], [129], [130], [162], [163].
• Nicot, Jean, i. [174].
• Nicotiana, name for tobacco, i. [174].
• Noble savage, the, i. [4].
• Nonesuch, i. [152], [226].
• North Carolina, i. [39];
• agriculture in, ii. [313];
• white trash in, ii. [315-317];
• German immigration to, ii. [318];
• negro slaves in, ii. [329].
• Northern Neck reserved by Culpeper, ii. [112].
• North Virginia, old name for New England, i. [55].
• Northwest Passage, attempts to find, i. [32], [44], [73], [113], [116], [126], [226]; ii. [3].
• Norumbega, i. [28], [55].
• Notley, Thomas, ii. [156].
• Nova Scotia, i. [287].
• Oath at Middle Plantation, ii. [81], [97], [106].
• Oath of supremacy tendered to Lord Baltimore, i. [264].
• Ocracoke Inlet, i. [32].
• Octoroons, ii. [203].
• Odo, Bishop of Bayeux, i. [258].
• Oexmelin. See Exquemeling.
• Ogle, Cuthbert, ii. [242].
• Oglethorpe, James, ii. [334].
• Old Bailey, ii. [183].
• Old Field Schools, ii. [247].
• Oldmixon’s “British Empire,” a book full of blunders, ii. [255].
• Old Style, i. [1].
• Olonnois, the buccaneer, ii. [349].
• O’Neill, The, i. [94].
• Opekankano, i. [100-102], [124], [139], [140], [189], [224], [305];
• ii. [72].
• Orator, an Indian, i. [137].
• Orchards, ii. [222].
• Oregon, i. [27].
• Orinoco, the river, i. [54].
• Outlying slaves, ii. [197].
• Ovid’s Metamorphoses, i. [232].
• Oxford, the university, i. [28], [42], [255], [268];
• ii. [65], [204], [249], [250].
• Oysters, i. [143].
• Pacific coast of South America, i. [25].
• Pacific Ocean, naval warfare in, i. [25].
• Page, John, ii. [195].
• Paige, Lucius, ii. [265].
• Palatinate, the Rhenish, i. [258]; ii. [318].
• Palatinates, their origin and purpose, i. [256-260].
• Pamlico Sound, i. [31], [32].
• Pamunkey, Queen of, ii. [72-74], [89], [124].
• Pamunkey River, i. [101].
• Panama sacked by Morgan, ii. [354].
• Panton, Anthony, i. [295], [298], [299].
• Paper money, ii. [111];
• in North Carolina, ii. [304].
• Paradise, estate of, ii. [19].
• Paraguay, i. [26].
• Pardoning power, i. [281].
• Paris matins, the, i. [21].
• Parishes in Virginia, ii. [35];
• in Carolina of English origin, not French, ii. [324];
• in Louisiana analogous to counties, ii. [324].
• Parke, Daniel, ii. [89], [119].
• Parker, Theodore, ii. [192].
• Parker, William, i. [67].
• Parkman, Francis, i. [111].
• Parsons, Robert, i. [83].
• Parsons, appointment of, ii. [375].
• Parsons’ cause, ii. [127], [174].
• Partition walls, ii. [223].
• Partonopeus de Blois, ii. [128].
• Pass, Simon Van, i. [172].
• Passamagnus River, i. [265].
• Patagonia, i. [26].
• Patapsco River, i. [112], [255], [287].
• Pate, a Maryland rebel, ii. [156].
• Paternal government, i. [240].
• Patience, the ship, i. [150].
• Patuxents, the tribe, i. [291].
• Paul IV., ii. [377].
• Pauperism in England, i. [48].
• Peasants, English, in the 16th century, i. [47].
• Pedigrees, value of, ii. [26].
• Peerage, the English, ii. [13], [14].
• Pelican, the ship, i. [26].
• Pelton, ii. [5].
• Pembroke, Earl of, i. [184].
• Pembroke, palatinate of, i. [259].
• Pendleton, Edmund, ii. [266].
• Penn, William, ii. [144-146], [157].
• Pennington, Admiral, i. [273].
• Pennsylvania, i. [22], [63]; ii. [53];
• distributing centre for Scotch-Irish immigrants, ii. [391-394].
• Pennsylvania Dutch, ii. [318].
• Pepys, Samuel, ii. [25], [55].
• Pequot War, i. [236].
• Percy, George, i. [97], [105], [131], [140], [152], [162], [164].
• Persecutions in Scotland, ii. [288].
• Persians, the, i. [37].
• Peruvian towns plundered by buccaneers, ii. [359].
• Peters, Samuel, ii. [231].
• Petersburg, ii. [82], [257].
• Pewter vessels, ii. [226].
• Phettiplace, William, i. [135].
• Philadelphia, ii. [211], [269].
• Philip II., i. [8-10], [22], [24], [34], [44]; ii. [344].
• Philip III., i. [59], [76], [194], [200].
• Philip V., ii. [360], [378].
• Philip, chief of the Wampanoags, ii. [63].
• Philipse manor house, ii. [227].
• Phillips, Lee, ii. [140].
• Phillips, Sir Thomas, i. [43].
• Phillips, Wendell, ii. [191].
• Physicians in Virginia, ii. [259-261].
• Picked men, importance of, ii. [25].
• Picnics, ii. [243].
• Pierre of Dieppe, a buccaneer, ii. [349].
• Pike, L. O., ii. [182].
• Pillsbury, Parker, ii. [192].
• Pinzon, Vincent, i. [12], [149].
• Piracy, its Golden Age the 17th century, ii. [338], [339];
• definition of, ii. [340].
• Pirates, i. [24];
• Algerine, ii. [286], [339];
• on the Carolina coast, ii. [314], [361], [369];
• Chinese, ii. [339];
• Malay, ii. [339].
• Pitt, William, ii. [382].
• Plantation, a typical, ii. [5];
• description of a, ii. [220], [228].
• Plant cutters’ riot, ii. [111], [112].
• Plant cutting made high treason, ii. [114].
• Plymouth Colony, i. [280].
• Plymouth Company, the, i. [62-71], [145], [172].
• Plymouth, England, i. [15], [26], [56], [67], [70], [172].
• Plymouth, Mass., i. [29].
• Pocahontas, her rescue of Captain Smith, i. [102-111], [115];
• her visits to Jamestown, i. [130];
• reveals an Indian plot, i. [138];
• her abduction by Argall, i. [168];
• rescues Henry Spelman from tomahawk, i. [168];
• her marriage with John Rolfe, i. [169];
• takes the name of Rebekah, i. [169];
• her visit to London, i. [171];
• her portrait, i. [172];
• her death at Gravesend, i. [173].
• Pocomoke River, skirmish in, i. [293].
• Pogram, Elijah, ii. [11].
• Poindexter, Charles, i. [112].
• Point Comfort, i. [92], [143], [145], [155], [225], [274], [288], [290].
• Pole, Reginald, i. [66].
• Poles in Virginia, i. [230].
• Political homoeopathy, ii. [295].
• Poll tax in Maryland, ii. [376].
• Pollock, Thomas, ii. [197], [286], [304].
• Polonian or Baltic Sea, i. [74].
• Pompey and the Cilician pirates, ii. [338].
• Pone, i. [275].
• Poor law of 1601, i. [48].
• Popham, Sir John, i. [60], [68], [81], [159]; ii. [102].
• Popular government, ii. [97].
• Population of England in Elizabeth’s time, i. [46].
• Population of New England, i. [253];
• of American colonies, ii. [169];
• of Georgia, ii. [336];
• of the two Carolinas, ii. [329].
• Pork, i. [161]; ii. [207].
• Poropotank Creek, ii. [19].
• Porto Bello captured by Morgan, ii. [351].
• Port Royal, N. S., i. [170], [261]; ii. [123].
• Port Royal, S. C., ii. [271], [278];
• burned by the Spaniards, ii. [288].
• Port St. Julian, i. [26].
• Porter, John, ii. [295].
• Postage rates, ii. [376].
• Postal service in America under Spotswood, ii. [389].
• Post-office Act, ii. [373-375].
• Postlethwayt, Malachy, ii. [180], [181-186].
• Potomac, the river, i. [63], [112], [161].
• Pott, Dr. John, i. [252], [253], [263], [287], [293], [297], [298].
• Pott, Francis, i. [296].
• Potts, Richard, i. [96].
• Poultry, a street in London, i. [203].
• Powhatan, The, i. [102-114], [116], [132-139], [168], [189].
• Powhatan, the village, i. [94], [127].
• Powhatans, the tribe, i. [94-111].
• Precious metals, effect of their increased quantity after the discovery of America, i. [9], [47].
• Presbyterians in Ulster, disabilities inflicted upon, ii. [393].
• Presley, a burgess, ii. [70], [94].
• Primary assemblies, i. [284].
• Pring, Martin, i. [56], [67].
• Priscilla, a Virginia, ii. [128].
• Prisoners of war, ii. [184].
• Privateering, ii. [343].
• Processioning of bounds, ii. [99].
• Proprietary governments, beginnings of, i. [269].
• Proprietors of Carolina sell out their interests, ii. [308].
• Prospero’s Isle, i. [150].
• Providence, a settlement in Maryland, i. [313], [315].
• Puerto del Principe sacked by Morgan, ii. [351].
• Pulpit encourages English colonization, i. [49].
• Punishments for crime, ii. [182].
• Purchas, Rev. S., i. [87], [302].
• Puritan families in New England, ii. [28].
• Puritanism widely spread in the South, ii. [337].
• Puritans in Virginia, i. [301]; ii. [17];
• in Maryland, i. [312-318]; ii. [137], [150];
• and education, ii. [252-254];
• in South Carolina, ii. [322].
• Putin Bay, i. [94].
• Pym, John, i. [204], [208], [235]; ii, [12].
• Quadroons, ii. [202].
• Quaker relief acts, ii. [153];
• in North Carolina, ii. [304].
• Quakers in Maryland, ii. [138];
• in Albemarle Colony, ii. [294].
• Quantrell, a border ruffian, ii. [320].
• Quaritch, Bernard, ii. [1].
• Quarry, Robert, ii. [362].
• Quicksilver, Frank, i. [56].
• Quinine, i. [4].
• Quit rents, ii. [194].
• Quo warranto, writ of, i. [218].
• Raccoons, i. [114].
• Raleigh, Sir Walter, i. [19], [28-32], [35-40], [52-55], [71], [126], [163], [197-200]; ii. [271], [342];
• his verses just before death, i. [200];
• his “History of the World,” i. [197].
• Randall, D. R., i. [303].
• Randolph, Edward, ii. [108], [364].
• Randolph, Jane, ii. [204].
• Randolph, John, of Roanoke, i. [173].
• Randolph, Peyton, i. [221].
• Rappahannock River, i. [101].
• Ratcliffe, John, i. [71], [92], [99], [100], [113], [117], [124], [151-153], [168].
• Rats, i. [143].
• Raveneau de Lussan, the buccaneer, ii. [349], [360].
• Raynal, the Abbé, i. [2].
• Receiver-general, i. [276].
• Recorder, a musical instrument, ii. [242].
• Recouping one’s self beforehand, ii. [346].
• Redemptioners, ii. [181], [182], [185];
• as schoolmasters, ii. [249].
• Regal, a town in Transylvania, i. [84].
• Renaissance and Reformation, tendencies of, i. [205].
• Representative government in America established by Sir Edwin Sandys, i. [69].
• Revolution of 1719 in South Carolina, ii. [307].
• Rhett, William, defeats the French and Spanish fleet, ii. [294];
• defeats and captures the pirate Bonnet, ii. [368], [369].
• Rhode Island, i. [63], [280].
• Ribaut, Jean, i. [17]; ii. [271].
• Ricahecrians, the tribe, ii. [73].
• Ricardo, David, ii. [313].
• Rice, the great staple of South Carolina, ii. [326], [363].
• Rice, John, hanged at Tyburn, ii. [200].
• Rich, H. C., ii. [241].
• Rich, Lady Isabella, i. [184].
• Rich, Robert, Lord Warwick, i. [182].
• Richard III., i. [296].
• Richmond, the city, i. [93], [189], [226]; ii. [121], [211], [257].
• Ringgold, James, ii. [147].
• Ringrose, Basil, a buccaneer, ii. [358].
• Ripley, W. Z., ii. [218].
• Rivers as highways, ii. [214], [215].
• Rivers in Virginia, their effect upon society, ii. [206].
• Rivers, W. J., ii. [279], [288], [298], [302].
• Rives, W., ii. [241].
• Roanoke Island, i. [31], [33-35], [39-43], [54].
• Robber barons, ii. [45].
• Robertson, W., ii. [21].
• Robertson family, descended from Pocahontas, i. [173].
• Rochambeau, Count, i. [3].
• Rogers, Woodes, captures New Providence, ii. [365].
• Rogues’ Harbour, a nickname of Albemarle Colony, ii. [280].
• Rolfe, John, i. [104];
• his marriage with Pocahontas, i. [169];
• makes experiments in raising tobacco, i. [176], [188].
• Rolfe, Thomas, son of Pocahontas, ancestor of many Virginia families, i. [173].
• Ronsard, Pierre, i. [53].
• Rothenthurm, battle of, i. [88].
• Roundheads, ii. [12].
• Rousby, Christopher, ii. [157].
• Rousseau, J. J., i. [4].
• Rowland, Miss K. M., ii. [104], [206], [234], [248].
• Royal governors and their legislatures, ii. [379-381].
• Rudolph II., Emperor, i. [84].
• Rum, ii. [207], [211], [281].
• Rumford, Count, ii. [254].
• Rump Parliament, i. [316].
• Rural entertainments, ii. [240], [241].
• Russell, John, i. [121], [135], [140].
• Russia, i. [37], [66], [89].
• Rynders, Isaiah, ii. [192].
• Ryswick, Peace of, ii. [168].
• Sabbath breaking, i. [248].
• Sack, a kind of wine, meaning of the name, ii. [230].
• St. Augustine, i. [33]; ii. [270].
• St. Bartholomew, massacre of, i. [21].
• St. Bernard Archipelago, i. [149].
• St. Clement’s Island, i. [274].
• St. John’s River, i. [17].
• St. Lawrence, Gulf of, i. [170].
• St. Lawrence River, i. [41], [61], [62].
• St. Mary’s River, i. [274].
• St. Mary’s, the town, i. [291], [306], [307], [313], [315], [316]; ii. [120], [140], [161].
• St. Osyth’s Lane, i. [203].
• St. Paul’s Cathedral, i. [27].
• St. Paul’s Churchyard, i. [178].
• Salaries of governors, ii. [376].
• Salem witchcraft, ii. [264], [266].
• San Domingo, i. [33], [149].
• San Francisco, i. [27].
• San Juan de Ulua, i. [19], [26].
• Sandhillers, ii. [320].
• Salamis, battle of, i. [37].
• Sandys, George, i. [232], [252].
• Sandys, Sir Edwin, i. [69], [184-188], [190], [200-203], [214], [215], [218], [220], [221], [233], [235], [236], [238]; ii. [16].
• Sassafras, i. [123].
• Sayle, Wm., ii. [278], [361].
• Scandalous gossip, i. [247].
• Scapegraces in Virginia, i. [152], [163].
• Scapethrift, i. [57].
• Scharf, J. F., ii. [162], [167], [171].
• Schlosser, F. C., i. [84].
• Schools in New England, ii. [251-253];
• in Virginia, ii. [245-250];
• in South Carolina, ii. [325].
• Scire facias, writ of, ii. [162].
• Scotch Highlanders in North Carolina, ii. [318];
• in Georgia, ii. [335].
• Scotch-Irish immigration to America, ii. [319], [390-399].
• Scotch Presbyterianism, its effects upon Virginia, ii. [395].
• Seagull, Captain, i. [57].
• Sea kings of Elizabeth’s time were not pirates, ii. [341], [343].
• Seal of Virginia, ii. [22].
• Sea Venture, the ship, i. [67], [148], [149], [152].
• Second Supply for Virginia, i. [113], [120], [123-125].
• Security, money lender, i. [56].
• Segar, Sir W., i. [86].
• Segovia, Lake of, i. [34].
• Selden, John, i. [54].
• Senecas, ii. [58-60].
• Seneschals, i. [277].
• Separatists, i. [302].
• Serfdom, i. [48].
• Setebos, i. [15].
• Severn, the English river, i. [312].
• Severn, the Maryland river, i. [313];
• battle of the, i. [317].
• Seymour, Sir Edward, ii. [116], [117].
• Seymour, John, ii. [166].
• Shaftesbury, first Earl of, i. [68].
• Shakespeare, i. [11], [15], [54], [55], [66], [68], [187], [203], [232], [308]; ii. [226];
• his “Tempest,” i. [150].
• Sharpe, Horatio, ii. [172].
• Sharpless, Edward, clerk of Assembly, i. [244].
• Sharplisse, Thomas, draws a prize in a lottery, i. [178].
• Shays, Daniel, ii. [106].
• Sheep-raising, i. [46].
• Shenandoah Valley, ii. [385], [386].
• Sheppard, Jack, ii. [264].
• Sheriffs, i. [282]; ii. [40];
• in Maryland, ii. [153].
• Sherman, W. T., ii. [191].
• Sherwood, Grace, accused of witchcraft, ii. [266].
• Sherwood, William, ii. [102], [104].
• Shippen, Margaret, ii. [142].
• Shire-motes, i. [278].
• Shirley Hundred, i. [168].
• Sibyl, the Roman, i. [7].
• Sicklemore, an alias of President Ratcliffe, i. [117-128].
• Sidney, Sir Philip, i. [18], [30], [33], [42], [53], [61], [68].
• Sigismund, Prince of Transylvania, i. [84].
• Silenus, his conversation with Kawasha, i. [175].
• Silk culture, ii. [326].
• Silk-worms, i. [231]; ii. [3].
• Silver vessels, ii. [227].
• Simancas, archives of, i. [194].
• Simms, W. G., ii. [330].
• Singeing the king of Spain’s beard, i. [34].
• Sioux tribes in Carolina, ii. [299].
• Sir Galahad, i. [204].
• Six Nations, ii. [304].
• Size Lane, i. [203].
• Skottowe, B. C., i. [243].
• Slader, M., ii. [238].
• Slavery, alleged beneficence of, i. [16];
• different types in Virginia and South Carolina, ii. [327];
• prohibited in Georgia, ii. [335];
• introduced there, ii. [336].
• Slave hunters, Spanish, i. [149].
• Slaves’ collars, ii. [200].
• Slaves, price of, ii. [194], [201].
• Slave trade, the African, i. [15];
• the Portuguese, i. [15].
• Sluyter, a Labadist, ii. [143].
• Smith, John, i. [80-118], [121], [143], [147], [151], [152-156], [159], [164-166], [172], [173]; ii. [72];
• fiery dragons invented by, i. [84];
• Turks’ heads cut off by, i. [84];
• name for Cape Ann, i. [88];
• is rescued by Pocahontas, i. [102-111];
• his “True Relation,” i. [102];
• his “History of Virginia,” i. [103];
• his map of Virginia, i. [118];
• his “Rude Answer,” i. [118], [125-128];
• drops into poetry, i. [121];
• as a worker of miracles, i. [141];
• says, “He that will not work shall not eat,” i. [142];
• leaves Virginia, i. [152];
• his faithful portrayal of Indians, i. [157];
• nobility of his nature, i. [157];
• touching tribute by one of his comrades, i. [158];
• his voyage to North Virginia, i. [172];
• changes the name to New England, i. [172];
• his last years, i. [232].
• Smith, Robert, ii. [104].
• Smith, Thomas, captain of a ship, i. [293];
• tried for piracy and hanged, i. [300].
• Smith, Sir Thomas, i. [52], [66], [146], [161], [178], [182-184], [196].
• Smith’s Hundred, i. [186].
• Smith’s name for Cape Ann, i. [88].
• Smith’s Sound, i. [67].
• Smugglers, ii. [346].
• Smyth, J. F., ii. [230], [231], [239], [316].
• Soap, i. [123], [230].
• Social features of Maryland, ii. [267-269].
• Socrates, ii. [142].
• Somers, Sir George, i. [65], [147], [148-151], [154], [155], [161].
• Sothel, Seth, ii. [285];
• as the people’s friend, ii. [289].
• Soto, F. de, i. [61]; ii. [91].
• Souls and tobacco, comparative claims of, ii. [117].
• Southampton, Earl of, i. [55], [56], [66], [183], [202], [203], [206-208], [220], [221]; ii. [16].
• Southampton Hundred, i. [186].
• South Carolina, i. [62]; ii. [123];
• back country of, ii. [320];
• early settlers of, ii. [322];
• Puritans in, ii. [322];
• Cavaliers in, ii. [322];
• clergymen in, how elected, ii. [323];
• contrast with those in Virginia, ii. [323];
• rice a great staple of, ii. [326];
• indigo, an important staple of, ii. [326];
• silk culture in, ii. [326];
• cotton crop in, ii. [326];
• negro slaves in, ii. [326-331];
• insurrection of slaves in, ii. [329].
• Southey, Robert, i, [53].
• South Sea Bubble, ii. [334].
• Spaniards driven from Georgia, ii. [335].
• Spanish marriage, i. [195], [198], [218], [255].
• Spanish methods of colonization, i. [25], [193].
• Spanish Succession, war of, ii. [190], [398].
• Spanish treasure, i. [6-11], [23], [44], [54]; ii. [345].
• Sparks, F. E., i. [282]; ii. [133].
• Spelman, Henry, i. [153];
• his rescue by Pocahontas, i. [168];
• his “Relation about Virginia,” i. [168].
• Spelman, Sir Henry, the antiquary, i. [168].
• Spencer, Herbert, on state education, ii. [325].
• Spencer, Nicholas, ii. [61], [80], [89], [111].
• Spendall, i. [57].
• Spenser, Edmund, i. [53]; ii. [22].
• Spinsters sent to Virginia, i. [188].
• Sports, old-fashioned, ii. [240], [241].
• Spotswood, Alexander, ii. [303], [370-390], [398];
• on the distribution of white freedmen, ii. [321].
• Spottiswoode, Sir Robert, ii. [370].
• Spottsylvania, ii. [8].
• Stamp Act, ii. [29], [303], [373], [382].
• Stanard, W. G., ii. [238], [249].
• Stanhope. James, ii. [372].
• Stanley, H. M., i. [98].
• Star Chamber, i. [273], [289].
• Stark, John, ii. [394].
• State education, ii. [325].
• State House in Jamestown, scenes in, ii. [67], [69], [76].
• States General in France dismissed, i. [196].
• Stebbing, William, i. [53], [199], [200].
• Stephens, Samuel, ii. [279].
• Stevens, Henry, i. [43], [112], [169].
• Stillingfleet, Bishop, ii. [116].
• Stith, John, ii. [71].
• Stith, William, i. [221], [255], [256].
• Stone Age, the men of, i. [107].
• Stone, William, i. [308], [311-313], [315-318].
• Stores, country, ii. [213].
• Stourton, Erasmus, i. [261].
• Stover, Jacob, how he secured many acres, ii. [395].
• Stowe’s Chronicle, i. [178].
• Strachey, William, i. [150], [168].
• Strafford County, ii. [58].
• Strafford, Earl of, i. [204], [220], [267], [303]; ii. [11].
• Stratford Hall, its library, ii. [227];
• the kitchen, ii. [228], [234].
• Stuart, Lady Arabella, i. [197].
• Studley, Thomas, i. [94], [96].
• Stuyvesant, Peter, ii. [139], [140].
• Subinfeudation permitted in Carolina, ii. [275].
• Suffrage, restriction of, in Maryland, ii. [154];
• in Virginia, ii. [67], [154].
• Sugar, ii. [211].
• Superstition, ii. [264].
• Supper with Indians, i. [115].
• Surry protest, ii. [52].
• Surtees, i. [276].
• Surveyor, i. [282].
• Susan Constant, the ship, i. [71].
• Susquehanna Manor, ii. [147], [158].
• Susquehanna River, i. [112], [289].
• Susquehannock envoys, slaughter of, ii. [60], [61], [68].
• Susquehannock Indians, i. [112], [274]; ii. [58-62].
• Swedes in Delaware, ii. [3].
• Swift, Jonathan, ii. [116].
• Swift Run Gap, ii. [385].
• Symes, Benjamin, ii. [5], [246].
• Tabby silk, meaning of the name, ii. [236].
• Talbot, George, ii. [147], [157], [158].
• Talbot, Lord, ii. [200].
• Talbot, Richard, Duke of Tyrconnel, ii. [160].
• Talbot, William, ii. [151].
• Tammany Society, i. [2].
• Tampico, i. [20].
• Tanais or Don River, i. [74].
• Tantalus and his grapes, i. [200].
• Tar, i. [123]; ii. [313].
• Tariff logic, specimens of, ii. [51], [194].
• Tariffs, protective, ii. [45], [346].
• Taswell-Langmead, i. [243].
• Taxation without representation, ii. [115], [145].
• Taxes on slaves, ii. [194].
• Teach, Robert. See Blackbeard.
• Temple Farm, ii. [390].
• Tennessee, its settlers, ii. [394], [395].
• “Terence in English,” i. [176].
• Test oaths for public officials, ii. [294].
• Thatch, Robert. See Blackbeard.
• Theatres, ii. [243].
• Third Supply for Virginia, i. [151], [158].
• Thirlestane House, i. [43].
• Thirty Years’ War, ii. [160].
• Thompson, William, of Braintree, i. [303].
• Thomson, Sir Peter, i. [43].
• Thorpe, George, murdered by Indians, i. [234].
• Throckmorton, Elizabeth, i. [53].
• Thrusting out of Governor Harvey, i. [298].
• Tichfield, i. [221].
• Tidewater Virginia, i. [224].
• Tilden, Marmaduke, ii. [147].
• Tillotson, Archbishop, ii. [116].
• Timour, Pasha of Nalbrits, i. [89].
• Tindall, Thomas, put in the pillory, i. [264].
• Titles of nobility in Carolina, ii. [276].
• Tobacco, first recorded mention of, i. [174];
• bull of Urban VIII. against, i. [174];
• James I.’s Counterblast, i. [174];
• its tendency to crush out other forms of industry, i. [231];
• monopoly of, coveted by Charles I., i. [242], [243];
• planted by the Dutch in the East Indies, ii. [47];
• and liberty, ii. [174];
• as currency, ii. [111];
• effects of, ii. [210];
• duty on, in Maryland, ii. [133];
• attempts to check its cultivation, ii. [176].
• Tobacco currency, effects of, in Virginia, ii. [216];
• upon crafts and trades, ii. [217];
• upon planters’ accounts, ii. [218].
• Todkill, Anas, i. [116], [121], [135].
• Toleration, religious, in Maryland, i. [267], [271], [272], [309-311].
• Toleration Act, so-called, passed by Maryland Puritans, i. [316].
• Tomocomo, his attempt to take a census of England, i. [173].
• Toombs, Robert, ii. [10].
• Tories and Whigs, i. [182].
• Torture by slow fire, i. [108].
• Totapotamoy, ii. [73].
• Town meetings, ii. [32-34].
• Towns, absence of, in Virginia, ii. [211];
• attempts to build, ii. [213].
• Townships in England, ii. [31-34].
• Trade between Massachusetts and Albemarle Colony, ii. [281].
• Tragabigzanda, Charatza, i. [88].
• Train-bands in New England, ii. [40].
• Treachery of Indians, i. [129], [136], [138].
• Treason committed abroad, ii. [285].
• Treat, John, ii. [183].
• Treaty of America, ii. [353], [357].
• Trent, the British steamer, ii. [234].
• Trott, Nicholas, ii. [307].
• Truman, Thomas, ii. [59], [61], [69].
• Trussel, John, ii. [186].
• Tubal Cain, the, of Virginia, ii. [372].
• Tucker, Beverley, ii. [10].
• Turkeys, first that were taken to England, i. [122].
• Turkish treasure, i. [83].
• Turks’ heads cut off by Smith, i. [84], [88].
• Turks’ Heads, the islands, i. [88].
• Turks, desire of Columbus to drive them from Europe, i. [7].
• Turpentine, ii. [313].
• Tuscarora meeting-house, ii. [395].
• Tuscaroras in North Carolina, ii. [299];
• expelled from North Carolina, migrate to the Mohawk valley and add one more to the Five Nations, ii. [304].
• Twelfth Night, i. [175].
• Tyler, John, Governor of Virginia, ii. [10].
• Tyler, John, President of U. S., ii. [25], [129].
• Tyler, L. G., i. [296]; ii. [19], [23], [61], [92], [128], [247].
• Tyler, M. C., ii. [265].
• Tyler, Wat, ii. [10], [25].
• Tzekely, Moses, i. [85].
• Union of the Colonies, schemes for, ii. [129].
• Unitarians threatened with death in Maryland Toleration Act, i. [311].
• University College of London, i. [112].
• “Unmasked Face of our Colony in Virginia,” i. [208-213].
• Urban VIII., his bull against tobacco, i. [174].
• Utie, John, i. [297], [298].
• Utrecht, treaty of, ii. [190].
• Valentia, Lord, i. [43].
• Vallandigham, E. H., ii. [140].
• Valparaiso, i. [27].
• Van Dyck, i. [268].
• Vane, Sir Harry, ii. [12].
• Vassall’s house in Cambridge, ii. [227].
• Vegetables, ii. [2], [221].
• Venetian argosy, fight with the Breton ship, i. [83].
• Venezuela, i. [198].
• Venice, i. [84]; ii. [344].
• Venus and Adonis, the poem, i. [55].
• Vera Cruz, i. [19].
• Vermont, i. [62].
• Verrazano, Sea of, i. [61]; ii. [384].
• Vespucius, Americus, i. [12-14], [91], [149]; ii. [347].
• Vestry, close, ii. [36], [98], [375].
• Vestry, open, ii. [99];
• in South Carolina, ii. [323].
• Veto power, ii. [152].
• Vicksburg, ii. [191].
• Victoria, Queen, i. [259].
• Vikings not properly called pirates, ii. [339].
• Villiers, George, Duke of Buckingham, i. [197].
• Vinland, i. [18]; ii. [277].
• Violins, ii. [241-242].
• Virginals, ii. [242].
• Virginia, origin of the name, i. [32];
• believed to abound in precious metals, i. [58], [122];
• first charter of, i. [60], [64];
• extent of the colony in 1624, i. [223];
• population of, i. [253]; ii. [2], [4], [23], [24], [35];
• prolific in leaders of men, ii. [44];
• habeas corpus introduced into, ii. [371].
• Virginia Historical Society, i. [112]; ii. [298].
• Virginian historians, ii. [255].
• Virginians at Oxford, ii. [250].
• Volga River, i. [73].
• Voltaire, ii. [15], [352].
• Wafer, Lionel, a buccaneer, ii. [358].
• Wahunsunakok, i. [94].
• Waldenses, the, ii. [205].
• Wales, conquest of, i. [259].
• Walker, William, ii. [348].
• Walsingham, Sir F., i. [36].
• Walton, Izaak, i. [221].
• Wampum, i. [137].
• Ward’s Plantation, i. [186].
• Warner, Augustine, ii. [100].
• Warren, William, i. [296].
• Warrasqueak Bay, i. [131], [209].
• Washington, Augustine, ii. [249].
• Washington, George, i. [70], [273], [296]; ii. [175], [227];
• his love for dogs, horses, hunting, and fishing, ii. [239], [240];
• killed by his doctors, ii. [260], [261];
• his intimacy with Lord Fairfax, ii. [397];
• sent to warn the French, ii. [399].
• Washington, Henry, ii. [25], [397].
• Washington, John, ii. [25], [59], [69], [97].
• Washington, Lawrence, brother of George, ii. [247], [249], [389].
• Washington, Lawrence, brother of John, ii. [59].
• Washington, Lawrence, of Sulgrave, i. [70].
• Washington, Martha, ii. [119];
• her life at home, ii. [235].
• Washington family tree, ii. [27].
• Waters, Fitz Gilbert, ii. [25], [26].
• Watson, Elkanah, ii. [215], [216].
• Wedding, the first in English America, i. [113].
• Weddings, ii. [237].
• Weeden, W. B., ii. [251].
• Weller, Tony, ii. [142].
• Weromocomoco, i. [94], [102], [112], [114], [119], [130-139], [165], [224]; ii. [158].
• West, Francis, i. [131], [140], [146], [251].
• West, John, i. [297], [298].
• West, Joseph, ii. [279], [286].
• West, Penelope, i. [147].
• Westminster Abbey, i. [43].
• Westminster School, i. [42].
• Westover, i. [225]; ii. [257].
• West Point, Va., i. [224].
• West Virginia, its settlers, ii. [394].
• Wetting one’s feet, i. [210].
• Weymouth, George, i. [56], [67].
• Whalley, Edward, the regicide, ii. [25].
• Wharves, private, ii. [206], [220].
• Wheat culture in Maryland, ii. [268].
• Whigs, ii. [382].
• Whigs and Tories, i. [182].
• Whitacres, a boon companion of Dr. Pott, i. [252].
• Whitaker, Alexander, the apostle, i. [167];
• his “Good News from Virginia,” i. [232], [301].
• Whitburne, Richard, i. [261].
• White, Andrew, a Jesuit father, i. [273-275], [308].
• White, John, i. [35], [38], [39], [52], [54], [58], [60], [113].
• White, Solomon, ii. [265].
• White Aprons, the, ii. [87].
• White Oak Swamp, i. [100].
• White servants in Virginia, ii. [10], [177-191].
• “White trash,” origin of, ii. [188], [189];
• in North Carolina, ii. [315-317];
• dispersal of, ii. [319-321].
• Whittle family descended from Pocahontas, i. [173].
• Whitmore, W. H., ii. [10], [35], [110].
• Whitney, E. L., ii. [274], [320].
• “Widow Ranter,” the comedy, ii. [179].
• Wiffen, Richard, i. [135].
• Wilberforce, W., ii. [201].
• Wilde, Jonathan, ii. [264].
• Willard, Samuel, ii. [119].
• William and Mary College, ii. [116-129], [234], [252].
• William the Conqueror, i. [259].
• William the Silent, i. [9].
• William III., ii. [120], [160], [165].
• William III. and Mary, ii. [115], [117].
• Williams, G. W., ii. [330].
• Williams, Roger, i. [272], [313]; ii. [160].
• Williamsburg, ii. [121], [210], [234], [238], [242].
• Williamson, Hugh, ii. [279], [310].
• Williamson, Sir J., ii. [102].
• Willoughboy, Sarah, her wardrobe, ii. [236].
• Willoughby, Sir Hugh, i. [14].
• Willoughby, Eng., i. [82].
• Wilmington, Del., ii, [139].
• Wilmington, N. C., ii. [314].
• Window shutters, ii. [223].
• Wines, native, ii. [372], [385].
• Wingandacoa, i. [32].
• Wingfield, E. M., i. [65], [91], [92], [93], [95], [98-100], [102], [112], [124].
• Winslow, Josiah, ii. [63].
• Winsor, Justin, i. [13], [18], [275]; ii. [1], [272], [298].
• Winter, Sir William, i. [36]; ii. [342].
• Winthrop, John, i. [18], [66], [234], [303], [306]; ii. [98], [253].
• Witenagemote, i. [278].
• Wolfe, James, i. [171].
• Wood, Abraham, ii. [186].
• Wooden houses, ii. [222], [223].
• Woods, Leonard, i. [43].
• Woollen industries of Ulster, ii. [392], [393].
• Woollen industry, i. [44].
• Workmen needed in Virginia, i. [128].
• Worlidge, William, ii. [186].
• Wormeley, Ralph, his library, ii. [243], [244].
• Wren, Sir Christopher, ii. [123].
• Wright, William, ii. [57].
• Wyanoke, i. [225].
• Wyatt, Sir Francis, i. [241], [253].
• Wythe, George, ii. [128], [266].
• Yale College, ii. [253].
• Yamassees, a Carolina tribe, ii. [300];
• and other tribes incited by the Spaniards attack South Carolina, ii. [305], [365];
• war in Carolina, ii. [371].
• Yang-tse-Kiang, the river, i. [41].
• Yeamans, Sir John, his colony at Cape Fear, ii. [277], [361].
• Yeardley, Sir George, i. [171], [176], [184], [241], [242].
• Yell of Yellville, ii. [98].
• Yellow fever, ii. [293].
• Yeomanry, in the 16th century, i. [47]; ii. [204].
• York River, i. [132], [224].
• Yorktown, i. [273], [288].
• Zuñiga, i. [59], [76], [178], [194].

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