INDEX. [N. B. The figures refer to the United States; and the numerals to the Aborigines. ] A. ABERCROMBIE, commander in chief of North America, 141-goes against Aborigines. See Indians. Abraham, battle on the plains of, 161-3. Acadia, or Nova Scotia, 129. Adams, Mr. John, Mr. M'Kean's letters to, 295-opinion concerning the first Adirondacks, war of, with the Five Nations, cxxix. duke of, first palatine of Carolina, 68. Albany, Fort Orange, subdued, 63-congress at, 132-council of war at, 140. America, Plato's Atlantis, ix-xii-claimants to the original discovery of, the American military character treated with contempt in England, 217-310. Amidas and Barlow's voyage, 5. An, Mexican and Tartar words ending in, xxxiii. SS Andros, Sir Edmund, governor of New England, 75-of New York, 76— Animals attached to particular spots, xxi-whether all created in Paradise, Annapolis, Port Royal, 88. Anne, queen, attempts to settle the value of coin in Carolina, 92-orders the Apalachi of Florida, whence derived, xxvi. Architecture among the early aborigines, lxxxii. naval, among do. xcviii. Argal, capt. takes Pocahontas, 20-goes against Port Royal, 20, 21—makes Aristotle, 319, note-xi. Arminon, Newton's derivation of, xxxvii. Associations against British trade and manufactures, 187-of the Sons of Liberty, Atala, Hindoo tradition of, xviii. Atlantis, Plato's, ix-identified with America, x-how interpreted by differ- Atlas, the son of Neptune, ix-a Phoenician admiral, xi. Ax, Mexican and Tartar words ending in, xxxiii. Bacon's insurrection in Virginia, 70. B. lord, interpretation of Plato's Altlantis, xxiii. Baltimore, lord, patentee of Maryland, 28-makes laws for his colony, 29. Barnwell, col. 91. Barton's New Views of the Indians, xxx-list of American and Tartar words from, xxx-xxxiii. Beauharnois, M, governor of Canada, 108. Berkely, Sir W. governor of Virginia, 27. lord, grantee with Carteret, of New Jersey, 64. Belknap, quoted, 123. Bernard, governor of Mass. 190. Bills of credit in Massachusetts, 83, 98, 100, 103, 107, 127. Carolina, 89, 91, 111, 112. New York, 93, 94. New Jersey, 93. Binkies and Evertzen take New York, 76. Blackstone's derivation of 'culprit,' xxxviii, xxxix. Boscawen, admiral, 134-148. Boston, founded, 36-insurrection of, (in 1689,) 76-association to issue bills of, 147-riot at, 190-sets on foot a convention at Fenuil Hall, 191- Boston Gazette, Putnam's letter in the, 289-the oracle of Mas. 305. Bouquet, col. expedition against the Indians, 180-defeats the Indians in their Braddock, gen. sails to America, 134-expedition and defeat of, 135, 136- Bradstreet, col. takes Fort Frontignac, 151. Breton, Cape, the ‘Dunkirk of America,' 123—project of taking, ib.—advan- British, early, circumnavigator, xiv-essay to prove the old language the Burke, 218. Burnet, Mr. Wm., governor of Mass. 103-death, 105. Mr., governor of New York, and New Jersey, 105. C. Cabots, voyages of the, 2. Cabot, Sebastian, enters the service of Spain, 4. Caffiniere, 81. Calvert, gov. of Maryland, 28-is driven to Virginia, 30. Campaign, plan of the first colonial, against Canada, 134-of the second, 140 Canada, first expedition against, 85-second, 86-third, 87-fourth, 88- derivation of, xxvi. Canterbury, archbishop of, empowered to govern New England, 37. -, South, sends delegates to the N. Y. congress, 187-history of the North, insurrection against the fee-bill, 196-history of the Indians in, Carpets among the early aborigines, ciii. Carribbee like the Hebrew, xxviii-xxx. Catawbas, history of, clxii. Carteret subdues Fort Albany, 63-grantee of New Jersey, 64. Carthagenians, supposed voyages of, to America, xi. Catholics, Roman, first settlers of Maryland, 28. Cave, the Judges', 277. Ceremonies, marriage, similar in Mexico and Hindostan, xlviii-dissimilarities, Chalmers' derivation of 'culprit,' xl, xli. Champlain, lake, secured by the French, 109-whence named, cxxix. Charles I. takes the monopoly of tobacco, 26-attempts to prevent emigra- Charles II. restoration of, 28-difference of its effects on Virginia and New Charleston founded, 70-attacked by the Spaniards, 90—burnt, 119. Cherokees, origin of the war with, (1760,) 168-chiefs imprisoned, 169— Chesapeake explored by Smith, 15, 16. Chatham, lord, 217, 218. China overrun by the Tartars, xv. Chinese supposed to have founded Mexico, xv-wrecks of vessels in Florida, xvi. Chickasaws, history of, clxiv. Chiapaneca of Nicaragua, whence derived, xxvii. Church, English, established in Virginia, 11. colonel, 84. Chonsuli of Nicaragua, whence derived, xxvi. Clap, president's, opinion on the expense of working mines, 264. -, county of, 67. Clayborne, driven from Maryland, excites an insurrection and drives out Cleanliness among the early aborigines, lxxxii. Cod, Cape, discovered, 9. Colonels Dismounted, a pamphlet, 110. Colony, Roanoke, settled by Raleigh, 6-improvidence and misery of, ib.- Maryland. See Maryland. New Plymouth. See Massachusetts. -, New Haven. See Connecticut. New Hampshire. See New Hampshire. Rhode Island. See Rhode Island. Colonies, peace concluded between the English and French, 102-increase |