Страница - 164Страница - 166- Plantation, as a political unit, [56], [73].
- Plymouth Colony, settled, [116]-120, [144];
- development, [120]-124;
- characteristics, [123], [124], [139];
- marriages in, [132];
- Williams at, [132];
- fur-trade on the Connecticut, [140];
- in the Gorton case, [160];
- treatment of Quakers, [166];
- receives royal commissioners, [169];
- Indian affairs, [170]-172;
- joins the confederation, [156];
- rule of Andros, [175];
- shipbuilding, [185];
- merged in Massachusetts, [124], [176];
- lesson of the colony, [53].
- Plymouth Company, chartered, [66];
- Baltimore a councillor, [81];
- southern boundary, [82];
- relations with New Englanders, [120], [122], [124];
- sends out Popham colony, [113];
- reorganizes, [114];
- grant to Massachusetts Bay Company, [125];
- grant to Brook and Say and Sele, [141];
- surrenders its charter, [131], [150], [152].
- Pokanoket Indians, relations with Plymouth, [121], [170].
- Popham, George, heads the Popham colony, [113].
- —, Sir John, interest in American colonization, [66], [113].
- Population, of Indian tribes, [9]-11, [15];
- excess of, in Europe, [50], [53], [65];
- of Virginia (1650-1670), [76], (1697) 81;
- of the South generally (1688), [97];
- of Pennsylvania and Delaware (1700), [221], [222];
- of the Jerseys (1700), [221];
- of New York (1674), [205], (1690) 253, (1700) 220, [221];
- of Connecticut (1636), [141];
- of Rhode Island (1638), [147];
- of Plymouth (1643), [121];
- of Massachusetts (1634), [129];
- of New England generally (1690), [253], (1700) 180;
- of the English colonies generally (1700-1750), [265], [266];
- of New France (1690), [253].
- Portage paths, situation and importance of, [4];
- Indian villages on, [13].