The English in America: Virginia, Maryland and the Carolinas

Longmans, 1882

Unity of this territory C7840	9

The Indians a united and homogeneous race	15

CHAPTER IV	23

Bristol and the West	29

Second patent	32

Thornes writings	38

L	40

Berkeleys death	42

System of Land Tenure	249

Legislation about tobacco culture	255

Insurrection against Harvey	263

The tobaccocutting riot	266

Territorial limits	270

Sir Francis Wyatt Governor	276

CHAPTER X	281

The Grant of Carolina	283

Progress of navigation	45

Spirit of enterprise in the West of England	55

PAGE	59

Gilberts patent	61

Peckhams Discourse on Western Planting	72

Raleighs first colony	78

His instructions	88

Departure of the colonists	89

Robervals settlement	91

Whites return	95

CHAPTER XII	99

Prospects of colonization among the nations of Europe	102

The Huguenot settlement in Brazil	111

His report	112

CHAPTER VI	134

Richard Hakluyt	141

Constitution of the Company	147

Landing of the settlers	154

Further troubles at Jamestown	162

Change in the constitution of the Company	171

Distress of the colony under Percy	177

Lessons of De Sotos failure	181

State of the colony under Dale	187

The French colonies	193

His attack on Port Royal	199

State of the colony under	202

Yeardley acts as Governor	205

The first Virginian Assembly	211

Schemes for converting the savages	217

The massacre	223

Case of Bargrave	229

Further attacks	235

Articles of indictment	236

Conclusion	242

Absence of any religious contest	284

Distribution of power in the Virginian Constitution	286

Position of the Virginian Royalists	293

Dispute between the Governor and the burgesses	299

Fresh interest in colonization	305

Attacks by the Dutch	311

Grant to Arlington and Culpepper	317

Nathaniel Bacon	324

Bacon organizes his party	330

Attitude of the Assembly	337

THE FOUNDATION OF MARYLAND	365

Assembly of 1639	385

Success of Maryland	391

General character of the laws	397

Outbreak of Civil War	403

Resumption of authority by the Commissioners	410

Dispute between the Proprietor and the Assembly	416

Other elements of dissension	422

Disputes as to the Proprietors revenue	429

PAGE	438

Records of legislation in North Carolina	464

Project of a Southern colony	470

Settlers from various countries	477

Enslavement of the Indians by the planters	484

The High Church Party	491

こ Siege of Charlestown	492

Action of the Crown	496

CHAPTER XIII	509

Establishment of negro slavery	515

Religious status of the negro	522

Aristocratic feeling	528

INDEX	549

Restoration of the Proprietor 436	553

Title	The English in America: Virginia, Maryland and the Carolinas Volume 1 of The English in America, John Andrew Doyle
Author	John Andrew Doyle
Publisher	Longmans, 1882
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	21 Jan 2009

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