The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in AmericaThe Minerva Group, Inc., 2002 - 428 pages |
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
Constitutional troubles in New Jersey | 15 |
The postmans route | 21 |
Lovelaces purchases and debts | 23 |
Andross zeal for municipal improvements | 44 |
Jesuit intrigues with the Long House | 52 |
Andros arrives in the Oneida country and holds a grand pow | 59 |
War with the Tarratines | 60 |
The golden age of piracy | 222 |
Fletcher is accused of complicity with the pirates and | 228 |
Strange rumours about Kidd Bellomont goes to Boston | 231 |
The Aristocrats petition the crown | 237 |
Another abortive attempt against Canada | 243 |
William Bradford and John Peter Zenger their newspapers | 249 |
His peroration | 256 |
KNICKERBOCKER SOCIETY | 257 |
They cross the East River and pass through Brooklyn | 83 |
55 56 | 88 |
and religious life | 100 |
From a religious point of view the innovator should | 106 |
and the oath of allegiance | 113 |
No Cross no Crown | 122 |
Thee and thou | 128 |
Penn tells the ladies of his conversion | 134 |
How Penn became interested in West Jersey | 140 |
Penns claim against the crown | 147 |
Penns humane and reasonable policy | 153 |
Some incorrect impressions regarding the purchase of Indian | 160 |
Penns return to England | 166 |
Penns ingenious though defective argument | 170 |
Meeting of the first assembly in Fort James | 171 |
And sends out Sir Edmund Andros as viceroy | 177 |
Jacob Leisler refuses to pay duties | 183 |
A committee of safety appoints Leisler to be commanderin | 189 |
Robert Livingston | 192 |
The massacre | 195 |
The king sends Henry Sloughter to be governor of | 198 |
Trial and sentence of the Leislerites | 204 |
The war with France 210 | 210 |
Fletcher rebukes the assembly | 216 |
Whigs and Tories | 262 |
The servants quarters | 269 |
The stoop | 275 |
Dress | 281 |
The negro plot of 1712 | 288 |
Hughsons Tavern and the informer Mary Burton | 290 |
The Maids of Taunton | 296 |
Absurd stories about him | 302 |
Disagreements between Delaware and Pennsylvania | 309 |
Penns wretched son | 315 |
The first schools in Pennsylvania | 321 |
Printing and the Bradfords | 322 |
Andrew Hamiltons tribute to Penn | 328 |
The synagogue in New York | 335 |
Walloon settlements on the Hudson River | 341 |
Jay Laurens and Boudinot | 347 |
Migration of Palatines to New York and Pennsylvania 350 | 350 |
SOME LEISLER DOCUMENTS | 357 |
CHARTER FOR THE PROVINCE OF PENN | 370 |
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