Страница - 163Страница - 165- Penn, William, secures grant of Delaware, [210];
- interested in New Jersey, [212], [213], [215];
- secures grant of Pennsylvania, [215];
- his government, [216];
- relations with Indians, [216], [217];
- boundary disputes with Maryland, [86];
- on American climate, [220];
- supported by aristocrats, [224];
- introduces physicians, [225];
- imports Germans, [230];
- plan for colonial union, [270];
- death, [217];
- his heirs resist taxation of their lands, [273], [274].
- —, Admiral Sir William, father of foregoing, [215], [240].
- Pennsylvania, settlements, [208], [209], [215];
- geography, [219];
- social classes, [222]-224;
- occupations, [224], [225];
- trade and commerce, [225], [226];
- life and manners, [227]-229;
- education, [229];
- religion, [108], [229], [230];
- crime and pauperism, [231];
- political conditions, [232], [280], [281];
- annexation of Delaware, [210], [216];
- development, [216], [217];
- witchcraft delusion, [192];
- boundary disputes, [86], [268];
- disagreement between governor and assembly, [273], [274];
- Indian affairs, [170], [277];
- paper money, [278];
- characteristics, [217];
- influence of Virgina ideas, [280];
- population (1700), [221], [222], (1750) 265, [266].
- Philadelphia, first medical school, [184];
- Philip II., king of Spain, [34].
- Pilgrims, their staying qualities, [43];
- in Holland, [115]-117;
- voyage of "Mayflower," 117, [118];
- settlement of Plymouth, [118]-120;
- land-grant on the Hudson, [197].
- Piracy, English, on Spanish commerce, [94];