The Colonies, 1492-1750

by Reuben Gold Thwaites

• Seneca Indians, status of, [10], [11].

• Sewall, Samuel, denounces slavery, [182];
  • in witchcraft trials, [191], [192].

• Shenandoah valley, a home for Scotch Presbyterians, [269].

• Shipbuilding in New England, [146], [185];
  • Block's vessel, [196];
  • in Pennsylvania, [226].

• Shrewsbury, N. J., founded, [211].

• Sioux Indians. See Dakotahs.

• Six Nations. See Iroquois.

• Slavery, in Georgia, [260], [263];
  • in South Carolina, [99];
  • in Virginia, [74], [81], [99];
  • in the South generally, [98], [99], [103], [110];
  • in the middle colonies, [223], [224];
  • in New England, [58], [139], [182], [185];
  • in Illinois, [192];
  • in the West Indies, [234], [239]-241.

• Smith, Capt. John, attempts to reach the Pacific, [26];
  • member of the London Company, [66];
  • experiences at Jamestown, [70]-72;
  • voyage to New England, [113], [114], [150].

• Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, work in South Carolina, [102];
  • in New York, [229];
  • in Georgia, [260].