HJI
- Imports, [192].
- Independence, idea of, strengthened by Charter, [86];
- symptoms of, manifested by the colonies, [229];
- not the wish of the common people, [260];
- formally declared by Congress, [274].
- Indians, their mode of counting, 35, [Note];
- number of them killed in Hispaniola, Porto Rico, and South America, and in Connecticut and Massachusets-Bay, [107];
- in the whole of North America and West Indies, [108];
- their aversion to the Protestant religion, [206].
- Ingersoll, David, barbarously treated, [254].
- Ingersoll, Jared, Esq., mobbed, and forced to resign his post of Stamp-master, [233];
- hung and burnt in effigy, 233, [Note].
- Inhabitants in Connecticut, [190];
- their hospitality to strangers, [211];
- of the men, [223];
- of the women, [224].
- Insects, [187].