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ILLUSTRATIONS: Dudley’s map of New England (1646), 303;
Alexander’s map (1624), 306; John Wilson, 313; Dr. John Clark,
315; John Endicott, 317; Hingham meeting-house, 319; Joseph
Dudley, 320; John Winthrop of Connecticut, 331; John Davenport,
332; Map of Connecticut River (1666), 333.

AUTOGRAPHS: William Blaxton, 311; Samuel Maverick, 311; Thomas
Walford, 311; Mathew Cradock, 312; John Wilson, 313; Quaker
autographs, 314; John Endicott, 317; Colonial ministers of
1690 (Charles Morton, James Allen, Michael Wigglesworth,
Joshua Moody, Samuel Willard, Cotton Mather, Nehemiah Walter),
319; Joseph Dudley, 320; Abraham Shurt, 321; Thomas Danforth,
326; Thomas Hooker, 330; John Haynes, 331; John Winthrop, the
younger, 331; John Allyn, 335; William Coddington, 336; Samuel
Gorton, 336; Narragansett proprietors (Simon Bradstreet, Daniel
Denison, Thomas Willett, Jno. Paine, Edward Hutchinson, Amos
Richison, John Alcocke, George Denison, William Hudson), 338;
Roger Williams, 339.

CRITICAL ESSAY 340

ILLUSTRATIONS: Seal of the Council for New England, 342; Cotton
Mather, 345; Ship of the seventeenth century, 347; Fac-simile
of a page of Thomas Lechford’s _Plaine Dealing_, 352; James
Savage’s manuscript note on Lechford, 353; Beginning of Thomas
Shepard’s Autobiography, 355.

AUTOGRAPHS: Leaders in Pequot war (John Mason, Israel
Stoughton, Lion Gardiner), 348; Jonathan Brewster, 349;
Nathaniel Ward, 350; Signatures connected with the Indian Bible
(Robert Boyle, Peter Bulkley, William Stoughton, Joseph Dudley,
Thomas Hinckley, John Cotton, John Eliot, James Printer), 356;
Edward Johnson, 358; John Norton, 358; Edward Burrough, 359;
Robert Pike, 359; Benjamin Church, 361; Thomas Church, 361;
William Hubbard, 362; Walter Neale, 363; Ferdinando Gorges,
364; John Mason, 364; Roger Goode, 364; Thomas Gorges, 364;
Connecticut secretaries (John Steel, Edward Hopkins, Thomas
Welles, John Cullick, Daniel Clark, John Allyn), 374.

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES; EARLY MAPS OF NEW ENGLAND. _The Editor_ 380

ILLUSTRATIONS: Maps of New England (1650), 382, (1680), 383.

AUTOGRAPH: John Carter Brown, 381.

CHAPTER X.

THE ENGLISH IN NEW YORK. _John Austin Stevens_ 385

ILLUSTRATIONS: Sir Edmund Andros, 402; Great Seal of Andros,
410.

AUTOGRAPHS: Commissioners (Richard Nicolls, Sir Robert Carr,
George Cartwright, Samuel Maverick), 388; Francis Lovelace,
395; Thomas Dongan, 404; Jacob Leisler, 411.

CRITICAL ESSAY 411

NOTES. _The Editor_ 414

ILLUSTRATIONS: View of New York (1673), 416; View of The
Strand, 417; Plan of New York, 418; Stadthuys (1679), 419.

AUTOGRAPH: Thomas Willett, 414.

CHAPTER XI.

THE ENGLISH IN EAST AND WEST JERSEY, 1664-1689. _William A.
Whitehead_ 421

AUTOGRAPHS: King James, 421; Richard Nicoll, 421; Robert Carr,
422; John Berkeley, 422; G. Carteret, 423; Philip Carteret,
424; James Bollen, 428; Edward Byllynge, 430; Gawen Laurie,
430; Nicolas Lucas, 430; Edmond Warner, 430; R. Barclay, 436;
Earl of Perth, 439.

CRITICAL ESSAY 449

NOTE. _The Editor_ 455

ILLUSTRATION: Sanson’s map (1656), 456.

NOTE ON NEW ALBION. _Gregory B. Keen_ 457

ILLUSTRATIONS: Insignia of the Albion knights, 462; Farrer map
of Virginia (1651), 465.

AUTOGRAPH: Robert Evelin, 458.

CHAPTER XII.

THE FOUNDING OF PENNSYLVANIA. _Frederick D. Stone_ 469

ILLUSTRATIONS: George Fox, 470; William Penn, 474; Letitia
Cottage, 483; Seal and Signatures to Frame of Government, 484;
Slate-roof House, 492.

AUTOGRAPHS: William Penn, 474; Thomas Wynne, 486; Charles
Mason, 489; Jeremiah Dixon, 489; Thomas Lloyd, 494.

CRITICAL ESSAY 495

ILLUSTRATIONS: Title of _Some Account_, etc., 496; Title of
_Frame of Government_, 497; Receipt and Seal of Free Society
of Traders, 498; Gabriel Thomas’s map (1698), 501; Seal of
Pennsylvania, 511; Section of Holme’s map of Pennsylvania, 516.

CHAPTER XIII.

THE ENGLISH IN MARYLAND, 1632-1691. _William T. Brantly_ 517

ILLUSTRATIONS: George, first Lord Baltimore, 518; Baltimore
arms, 520; Map of Maryland (1635), 525; Endorsement of
Toleration Act, 535; Baltimore coins, 543; Cecil, second Lord
Baltimore, 546.

AUTOGRAPHS: George, first Lord Baltimore, 518; Leonard Calvert,
524; Thomas Cornwallis, 524; John Lewger, 528; Thomas Greene, 533;
Margaret Brent, 533; William Stone, 534; Josias Fendall, 540;
Charles Calvert, 542.

CRITICAL ESSAY 553

AUTOGRAPH: Thomas Yong, 558.

INDEX 563

NARRATIVE AND CRITICAL

HISTORY OF AMERICA.

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