History of the Colonization of the United States, Volume 3

C. C. Little and J. Brown, 1841

CHAPTER XIX	1

land 2Character of William of Orange 3Sketch of Somers 4The	11

Character of the Revolution 12Parties in South Carolina 13Abrogation	26

estant Association 30Legislation 31Power of Proprietary restored 33	33

Pennsylvania 34Delaware 35George Keiths Schism 36Fletcher claims	42

New Jersey 46It becomes a Royal Province 48New York 50Leis	84

The New Charter arrives 87The Hanging of Witches begins 88More	100

Taxation 101The Press 102Habeas Corpus the Judiciary 103Curren	108

Condition of Woman 270Resources 271Hospitality 272Famine	274

Absence of LawRetaliation 275The Tribe 276Its Chiefs 277Its	293

Faith in Immortality 294Burials 295The World of Shades 298Graves	299

Differences 301InflexibilityUniformity of Organization 304Physical	307

Traditions 309Analogies of Language 310Of Customs 311Israelites	317

War with the Tuscaroras 320House of Hanover George I 322Philip	326

Revolution in Carolina 328It becomes a Royal Province 331Treaty with	344

353Progress and End of the Mississippi Company 354Its Moral 357	357

ments 111The System of Portugal 113Spain Holland 114France	120

Hospital 126Ursuline Convent Montreal 127Progress of Missions 128	128

Raymbault and Jogues at the Falls of the St Mary 131Jogues in Western	147

Alloüez 149Dablon and Marquette 152Congress at St Marys 154Jes	173

quid 181Schenectady Salmon Falls 182An American Congress 183	183

Conquest of Acadia 184Expedition against Quebec 185 War on	192

Colonization of Louisiana 199Collision with England on the Mississippi	202

the Spanish Succession 206Expedition of South Carolina against St	225

Peace of Utrecht 226Balance of Power 227Spain Belgium 229Free	233

THE ABORIGINES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI	235

Micmacs Etchemins 237 Abenakis Pokanokets 238 Lenni Lenape Nanti	241

Tuscaroras 245The Catawba Woccons 245The Cherokee 246The	265

The Natchez 358They begin a Massacre 360The Natchez are defeated	365

DArtaguette and Vincennes 366War renewed 368Louisiana in 1740	372

ters in Danger 380Walpole and Colonial Taxation 383American Man	386

Royal Monopoly of Masts 390Synod refused a Fixed Salary for Governor	396

in History can be ascertainedThe Law of Progress 398History the Rec	407

Moral Opinion 412English Legislation 413England compels the Colonies	421

Cherokees and Choctas 422Moravian Emigrants 423Oglethorpe returns	430

DarienContest on Boundaries 431Treaty with Indians 433Negro Slave	437

Ill Success 442Oglethorpe invades Florida 443Spaniards invade Georgia	444

to WarWar of the Austrian Succession 449War of France with England	450

Franklins Volunteer Militia 456New England resolves to conquer Louis	463

Title	History of the Colonization of the United States, Volume 3 History of the Colonization of the United States, George Bancroft History of the United States from the discovery of the American continent. v.1-3
Author	George Bancroft
Edition	9
Publisher	C. C. Little and J. Brown, 1841
Original from	the University of Virginia
Digitized	25 Oct 2010

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