effect on the colonies, [138].
Boston “Tea Party,” [135].
Boundary Disputes, [93], [258], [272], [372], [377], [378], [586].
Braddock’s defeat, [111].
Bradford, William, second governor of Plymouth, [34];
writings of, [84].
Bradstreet, Mrs. Anne, [84].
Bragg, Gen. Braxton, (C.), [portrait p. 379], [480];
biographical note, [p. 379 n.];
succeeds Beauregard, [481];