A Complete History of the United States of America: Embracing the Whole Period from the Discovery of North America, Down to the Year 1820 ...

The author, 1821

The engraved frontispiece contains oval portraits of George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and James Monroe.

A chronological table of the adventures that led to the discov	i

CHAP	vii

Commences the persecution of the Puritans	90

Page	91

Dr Bradshaws system of English Puritanism 95 to	100

Remarks	106

Page	111

Plymouth company sent out adventurers to explore the coast	117

First revival at Northampton	255

Introduction	270

Page	275

Contemplates an expediton Against Louisburg	283

Peace of AixlaChapelle	289

Woodstock Somers c petition to be annexed to the juris	296

Page	300

Expedition against Fort Duquesne	307

Título	A Complete History of the United States of America: Embracing the Whole Period from the Discovery of North America, Down to the Year 1820 ... Volume 1 de A Complete History of the United States of America, Frederick Butler Volume 1 de A Complete History of the United States of America: Embracing the Whole Period from the Discovery of North America, Down to the Year 1820, Frederick Butler
Autor	Frederick Butler
Editora	The author, 1821
Original de	Biblioteca Pública de Nova York
Digitalizado	23 jan. 2008

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Formed a compact of civil government	124

Newport settled	130

Page	131

Introduction to the first Indian war	144

Cambridge College founded	151

A sketch of the character of the natives of NewEngland c	157

Page	166

History of the Pilgrims continuedColony of NewHampshire	173

Sir Edmond Andross begins his reign as GovernorGeneral	180

This war raged with great bitterness and with very little	186

Page	189

Lord Bellomont returned to NewYork and died and Lieu	197

Became unpopular	203

Here commenced Philips war	209

Peace	216

Efforts made to invade Canada and fail	222

Page	227

Introduction	234

Massachusetts and NewHampshire under the administration	240

Controversy about the fort at Pemaquid	246

Page	249

Indian ravages continued	313

Successes of the English under Colonel Clive as per treaty	321

Expedition against Ticonderoga and Crown Point	325

Monsieur de Levi commences his operations	339

Indian confederacy	345

Page	351

Introduction	360

Controversy between NewYork and NewHampshire	366

Vermont petitions congress	373

Page	375

Massachusetts puts in her claims to Vermont	382

Negociations continue with the British general	391

Convention of Vermont	401

Accession of Charles I character of his reign	408

Page	413

Death of ArchBishop Abbot and succession of ArchBishop	420

Measures of the king	429

The king strengthens his Parliament at Oxford	438

Page	445

French war	460

Fettled	465