The Colonies, 1492-1750

by Reuben Gold Thwaites

• Gustavus Adolphus, king of Sweden, interest in American colonization, [51], [208].

• Guzman, Nuño Beltran de, founds Culiacan, [28], [29];
  • expedition to Cibola, [29].

• Hadley, Mass., shelters the regicides, [167].

• Hakluyt, Richard, early English chronicler, [37];
  • interest in American colonization, [66], [69].

• Hartford, Conn., founded, [136], [140], [141];
  • raided by Indians, [137];
  • the charter-oak story, [175];
  • early Dutch settlement at, [199];
  • Fletcher's visit, [276], [277].

• Harvard College founded, [80], [130], [188];
  • aided by New England Confederation, [158];
  • social distinctions at, [181].

• Hawkins, Sir John, visits Florida, [34];
  • resists the Armada, [40].

• Heath, Sir Robert, first proprietor of Carolina, [88].

• Henri IV., king of France, his colonial policy, [35].

• Henry VII., king of England, rewards Cabot, [25];
  • attitude towards bull of partition, [36];
  • Navigation Acts under, [104].