The Colonies, 1492-1750

by Reuben Gold Thwaites

• Locke, John, his constitution for the Carolinas, [58], [90], [91], [93], [95].

• London Company, chartered, [66], [113];
  • settles Virginia, [69]-74, [81];
  • criticised by James I., [74];
  • grant to the Pilgrims, [116], [117];
  • charter annulled, [74].

• Long Island, Block's visit, [196];
  • Walloon settlement, [198];
  • conflicts between Dutch and English, [163], [202];
  • Connecticut wins a part, [163];
  • religion on, [229], [230];
  • crime on, [231].

• Long Parliament, the, Virginia under, [76];
  • Navigation Act of, [105];
  • relation to Massachusetts, [132].

• Louis XIV., king of France, his colonial policy, [49], [251]-253.

• Louisburg, captured by the English, [255], [278].

• Ludwell, Philip, governor of South Carolina, [94];
  • and of reunited Carolina, [94].

• Lutherans, in middle colonies, [230].

• Louisiana, early French settlement of, [248].

• Lower California, early Spanish exploration of, [28], [29], [31].