Colonization and Christianity / A popular history of the treatment of the natives by the / Europeans in all their colonies

by William Howitt

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.	PAGE
Introduction	[1]
II.
The Discovery of the New World	[11]
III.
The Papal Gift of all the Heathen World to the Portugueseand Spaniards	[19]
IV.
The Spaniards in Hispaniola	[28]
V.
The Spaniards in Hispaniola and Cuba	[43]
VI.
The Spaniards in Jamaica and other West Indian Islands	[56]
VII.
The Spaniards in Mexico	[62]
VIII.
The Spaniards in Peru	[92]
IX.
The Spaniards in Peru—(continued)	[104]
X.
The Spaniards in Paraguay	[119]
XI.
The Portuguese in Brazil	[145]
XII.
The Portuguese in Brazil—(continued)	[158]
XIII.
The Portuguese in India	[173]
XIV.
The Dutch in India	[185]
XV.
The English in India.—System of Territorial Acquisition	[202]
XVI.
The English in India—(continued).—Treatment of theNatives	[252]
XVII.
The English in India.—Treatment of the Natives—(continued)	[272]
XVIII.
The English in India—(continued)	[285]
XIX.
The English in India—(concluded)	[298]
XX.
The French in their Colonies	[312]
XXI.
The English in America	[330]
XXII.
The English in America—Settlement of Pennsylvania	[356]
XXIII.
The English in America till the Revolt of the Colonies	[367]
XXIV.
Treatment of the Indians by the United States	[386]
XXV.
Treatment of the Indians by the United States—(continued)	[402]
XXVI.
The English in South Africa	[417]
XXVII.
The English in South Africa—(continued)	[443]
XXVIII.
The English in New Holland and the Islands of the Pacific	[469]
XXIX.
Conclusion	[499]

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COLONIZATION AND CHRISTIANITY.

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