General History of Connecticut, from Its First Settlement Under George Fenwick to its Latest Period of Amity with Great Britain

by Samuel Peters

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• Gage, General, arrives at Boston, [253];
  • fortifies Boston Neck, [256];
  • in danger of being surprised, [257].
• Gates, Sir Thomas, and associates, account of their patent, [11].
• Gavelkind, custom of, prevails in Connecticut, [220].
• General Assembly. See Assembly, [82].
• General List, account and specimen of, [206].
• Gibbs, the Rev. Mr., inhuman treatment of, [143].
• Glastonbury, [149].
• Glover, Mr., his concealment of Mrs. Cursette’s will, [152].
• Glow-bug described, [188].
• Goshen, [147].
  • the Clergy, Merchants, and Lawyers, the three grand parties in the State, [201].
• Government, some account of, [198];
• Governments, bad policy of most, [245].
• Graves, the Rev. Mr., cruel treatment of, [274].
• Great Barrington, why obnoxious to the mob, [255].
• Greensmith, Mrs., the first person executed as a witch in America, [136].
• Greenwich, [163].
• Grenville, George, Esq., mobbed, hung and burnt in effigy, 234, [Note].
• Grigson, Mr., extraordinary concealment of his will, [150].
• Groton, [122].
• Guilford described, [161].