«Narrative and Critical History of America, Vol. 5: Англичане и французы в Северной Америке (1689-1763)»

Fort Augusta, 214, 270, 333, 375, 379;

(Shamokin), plan, 581.

Fort Barrington, plan and view of, 401.

Fort Bedford, 464, 529;

(Raystown) plan, 581.

Fort Bull, its situation, 595;

captured, 505, 590.

Fort Byrd, 564.

Fort Chartres, old and new, 564.

Fort Clinton, 568;

(1746), 487.

Fort Cumberland (Maine), 578;

plans, 578;

view, 578.

Fort Cumberland (Maryland), 464, 495;

plan of, 495;

Washington’s plan of the vicinity, 577.

Fort Diego, 375.

Fort Dummer, 127.

Fort Duquesne, begun by the French, 493;

French force at, 497;

rude contemporary map of the vicinity, 497;

plans of, 497, 498;

ruins, 498;

threatened by Forbes, 529;

supplies cut off, 530;

blown up, 530;

name changed by Forbes to Pittsburg, 530.

Fort Edward, plans of, 512, 513;

John Montressor’s journal at, 512;

plan of environs, 514;

situation, 526.

См. Форт-Лайман.

Fort François, 86.

Fort Frederick (Albany), 509.

Fort Frederick (Maryland), built, 590;

ruins, 590.

Fort Frontenac, 614;

authorities on Bradstreet’s capture of, 527, 598;

Impartial Account, 598;

articles of capitulation, 598;

plans of, 525.

Fort George (Coxpur Island, Georgia), plan of, 401.

Fort George (Lake George), plan, 535;

begun by Amherst, 536;

described (1775), 594.

См. Форт-Уильям-Генри.

Fort George (South Carolina), 359.

Fort Halifax (Maine), 151.

Fort Herkimer, 520.

Fort James (New York), 190.

Fort King George, 379.

Fort Le Bœuf, 492.

Fort Lévis captured, 555, 609;

plan of the attack, 609.

Fort Ligonier, 464;

(Loyalhannon) plan, 581.

Fort Littleton, 564.

Fort Loudon, 270, 332, 564.

Fort Louis, 86.

Fort Lyman, 504;

renamed Fort Edward, 505.

Fort Massachusetts, 145.

Fort Moore, 332, 345.

Fort Necessity, authorities on the surrender, 494, 574;

view of the fort, 574;

plans, 574;

remains, 574;

Washington at, 493.

Fort Niagara, 614.

Fort Nicholson (New York), 486, 585.

Fort No. 4, 183.

Fort Ontario (Oswego), 510, 511.

Fort Pelham, 145.

Fort Pepperell (Oswego), 511.

Fort Pitt, 564;

plan, 581.

См. Форт-Дюкен.

Fort Ponchartrain (Detroit), 560.

Fort Pownall built, 154;

conference at, 471.

Fort Prince George, 332.

Fort Rouillé (Toronto), 490.

Fort Schlosser, 534.

Fort Shirley, 145;

(Virginia), 564.

Fort Sorel, 486.

Fort St. Francis (Florida), 375.

Fort St. Frederick (Crown Point), 487, 567.

Fort St. George, 375.

Fort St. Jean, or St. John (Sorel), 486, 575.

Fort St. Louis (Illinois River), 566.

Fort St. Louis (Quebec), 553.

Fort St. Thérèse, 486.

Fort William (Cumberland Island), 375.

Fort William Henry, situation, 526;

attacked by Montcalm (1757), 165, 515;

plans of, 516;

view of site, 517;

plan of attack, 518;

other plans, 518;

surrenders, 517;

often called Fort George by the French, 518;

attempted surprise by Rigaud, 513;

built, 505;

described (1775), 594;

massacre at, 517, 595;

Montcalm charged the fury of the Indians upon the English rum, 595;

Rigaud’s attack, authorities, 593;

Montcalm’s attack, authorities, 593;

Relation de la Prise de Fort George, 593;

articles of capitulation, 594;

forces engaged, 594.

См. Монкальм.

Fort Williams, its situation, 595.

Форт. см. названия фортов и местностей, имеющих форты.

Foster, Nath., 584.

Foster, W. E., “Statesmanship of the Albany Congress”, 613;

Stephen Hopkins, 139, 163, 612;

Reference Lists, 169.

Fowle, Daniel, Monster of Monsters, 177;

Total Eclipse, 177.

Fowler, Durham, Conn., 585.

Fox River, 566.

Foxcroft, Thomas, 132;

and the Great Awakening, 135.

Foxes (Indians), 564;

attack Detroit, 484, 560.

Foyer, Canadien, le, 581.

France, collections of ancient laws, 76;

debt of, 31;

John Law’s scheme, 32;

decline of, 59;

her claims in the New World, 83;

maps showing them, 83, 84;

forts established, 84.

Francis, Convers, Life of Rasle, 431.

Frankland, Sir Henry, 144;

his marriage, 144;

at Lisbon, 152.

Franklin, Benjamin, Autobiography, 168;

in the Congress of 1754, 612;

Short Hints, 612;

drew the plan adopted, 612;

in his Works, 612;

other plans considered, 612;

his account of the Congress, 612;

in Boston conferring with Shirley, 613;

his letters on taxing the colonies to support the union, 613;

writes (with Wm. Smith) A Brief State of the Province of Pennsylvania, 582;

helps Braddock, 495, 576;

Historical Review, 582;

question of his authorship, 582;

Interest of Great Britain Considered, 615;

argues for the retention of Canada, 615;

prints paper money, 247;

records of his press, 248;

buys Pennsylvania Gazette, 248;

Poor Richard’s Almanac, 248;

upon Shaftesbury, 119;

prints matter on the Penn-Baltimore dispute, 272;

sent to England by Pennsylvania, 216;

True and Impartial State, 582;

in command of the frontiers of Pennsylvania, 583;

on inoculation, 120;

his kite, 152;

Plain Truth, 243.

Franklin, James, 121;

New England Courant, 121;

in Rhode Island, 141.

Franklin, Thos., 400.

Franklin, Wm., governor of New Jersey, 222.

Franklin (Pa.), 570.

Franquelin, his maps, 79.

Franquet, 464.

Fraser, A. C., Works of Berkeley, 141;

lives of Berkeley, 141.

Fraser, Colonel Malcolm, Siege of Quebec, 604.

Frederica, 333, 375, 401;

authorities on Oglethorpe’s repulse of the Spaniards, 398;

plan of, 379, 398;

founded, 377;

appearance of the town, 377.

См. остров Сент-Саймон.

Frederick, Fort (Me.), 181.

См. форт.

Freeman, Milo, Word in Season, 176.

Freeman, Cape Cod, 169.

French, B. F., Historical Collection Louisiana, 71;

described, 71;

contents given, 72;

title changed to Historical Memoirs, 72;

second series, 73.

French captures in Massachusetts Bay (1694), 420.

French colonies, general historians of, 619.

French Creek, 11, 492.

French encroachments in Acadia, 419.

French frigate, cut of, 412.

French neutrals and the British government, 409;

expelled from Nova Scotia, 415;

the numbers assigned to the several colonies, 416;

Longfellow’s picture of them a false one, 417;

their character, 417;

jealousies between them and the English, 450;

papers on, 419.

См. акадийцы.

French soldier, costume of, 497;

(1700), 484;

(1710), 562;

(1745), 489;

(1755), 496, 497.

French and Spanish in the Gulf of Mexico, 24.

Freneau, The Dying Indian Tomo-chi-chi, 399.

Fresenius, 396.

Frigates, 136.

Frontenac, dies, 2;

on the English colonies, 91.

Frontenac, Fort, 85.

См. форт.

Frost, H. W., 169.

Frost, John, Book of the Colonies, 498.

Frothingham, Richard, Rise of the Republic, 613;

on the Albany congress, 613.

Fry, Joshua, made Colonel, 493.

Fry, Joshua, and Peter Jefferson, Map of Virginia, 272.

Fry, Richard, 137.

Frye, Colonel, journal of attack on Fort William Henry, 594.

Fryeburg, fight at, 431.

Fryeburg Webster Memorial, 432.

Fuller, M. W., 71, 622.

Fundamental constitutions of Carolina, 336.

Funeral sermons, 105.

Funerals, costly, 119.

Торговля пушниной. см. Пушнина.

Gabarus (Chapeau Rouge) Bay, 411, 469.

Gage, Thomas, letter on Braddock’s campaign, 578;

his statement, 578;

papers, 233;

in command at Lake Ontario (1759), 536;

(1760), 610;

leads Braddock’s advance, 498.

Gagnon, D., Drapeau de Carillon, 598.

Galerm, J. B., French Neutrals, 462.

Galissonière, Comte de la, 8;

autog., 8;

occupies the Ohio Valley, 8;

on the importance of posts connecting Canada and Louisiana, 571;

map of Vérendrye, 568;

his Mémoire on the limits of New France, 475;

urges occupation of Ohio Valley, 489.

Galley, a kind of vessel, 438.

Galloway, G., 604.

Galt, Life of Benjamin West, 500.

Gambrall, Theo. C., Church Life in Colonial Maryland, 272.

Gandastogues, 484.

Ganilh, Ch., Le Revenue Publique, 77.

Gansevoort, Colonel, 528.

Garden, Alex., opposes Whitefield, 404.

Gardenier, Andrew, 236.

Gardiner, Captain Richard, Memoirs of the Siege of Quebec, 603.

Garneau, F. X., his portrait, 619;

Histoire du Canada, 619;

memoir, 619;

on Montcalm, 619;

on the Acadians, 459;

on the battle of Sainte-Foy, 609;

on the Jumonville affair, 574;

on the siege of Louisbourg (1745), 439.

Gaspé, P. Aubert de, portrait, 619;

Anciens Canadiens, 574, 610.

Gaspereau, 451;

captured, 415, 452.

Gates, Horatio, with Braddock, 498.

Gates, Thomas, claims in Acadia (1606), 476.

Gayangos, Pascual de, 74.

Gayarré, Chas., books on Louisiana, 65;

and the Louisiana archives, 74.

Gee, Joshua, on C. Mather, 157;

Trade and Navigation, 119.

Gemisick, fort at, 476.

Gentleman’s Magazine, 616.

George I., 113;

dies, 129.

George II., his likeness in Boston, 145;

proclaimed in Boston, 129;

likeness, 130;

dies, 154.

George, Lake, Popple’s map of, 486;

prisoners taken at, 186.

George’s River, 181.

Georgia, Heath’s patent, 358;

early occupations, 359;

mining in, 359;

Montgomery’s grant, 358;

“Azilia”, 360;

land granted to trustees of Georgia, 361;

names of proprietors, 352;

principles of the founding of the colony, 363 (see Oglethorpe);

charter, 364;

Catholics excluded, 364;

seal, 364;

Some Account of the Design of the Trustees, 365;

Reasons for Establishing the Colony of Georgia, 365, 401;

slaves forbidden, 366;

provisions for settlers, 366;

New Map of Georgia (1737), 366;

character of settlers, 366;

first arrivals, 367 (see Savannah and Oglethorpe);

Salzburgers’ arrival, 374;

foundation of Ebenezer, 374;

Moravians arrive, 374;

absence of slaves impedes the colony’s growth, 376;

Scotch immigration, 376;

the Wesleys arrive, 377;

depressed condition, 380;

Whitefield in, 380;

slavery introduced, 387;

silk culture fails, 387;

agricultural failures, 387;

the Trustees surrender their charter, 389;

population, 390;

Butler’s colony, 390;

organization as a royal province, 390;

its seal, 391;

origin of name, 392;

critical essay on the sources of her history, 392;

Cuming and the Cherokees, 392;

tracts and magazine articles to induce settlements, 394, 396;

charter printed, 394;

Account showing the Progress of Georgia (1741), 395, 401;

State and Utility of Georgia, 395;

State of the Province of Georgia, 395;

немцы в (см. зальцбургцы);

New Voyage, 396, 401;

Description of Famous New Colony, 396;

Description by a Gentleman, 396;

Stephens’s Journal, 397;

Account of Moneys, etc. (MS.), 397;

printed financial statements, 397;

discontent in the colony, 398;

Impartial Inquiry into the State and Utility of the Province, 398, 401;

Resolution Relating to Grants of Lands, 398;

State of the Province, 398, 401;

Brief Account of the Causes which have Retarded the Progress of the Colony, 398, 401;

Hard Case of the Distressed People, 398;

Tailfer’s tracts against, 399;

Georgia, a Poem, etc., 399;

sermons before the Trustees, 400;

copies of records from the English archives secured (1837), 400;

MSS. in private hands in England, 400;

records by Percival, 400;

given by J. S. Morgan to the State, 400;

Stephens’s records, 400;

attorney-general’s report of the surrender of the Trustees, 400;

opinions of the king’s attorney, 400;

historical society founded, 400;

its hall, 400;

its Collections, 400;

Itinerant Observations on America (1745), 401;

рукопись Де Брама (см. Де Брам);

Observation on the Effects of Certain Late Political Suggestions, 401;

Acadians in, 463;

Acts of the Assembly (1755-74), 402;

engrossed acts, 402;

John Wesley in Georgia, 402;

Whitefield’s Orphan House, 404;

civil and judicial history, 405;

history of, projected by Langworthy, 405;

history by McCall, 405;

Chalmers’s papers, 354;

charters of, 477;

English colonization of, 357;

maps of, 350, 352 (1733), 365;

(1737), 366;

(1743), 375;

(Urlsperger), 378, 379;

(Harris’s Voyages), 396;

the same name proposed for an English province in Acadia, 474.

Georgia Gazette, 402.

Gerard, J. W., Peace of Utrecht, 475.

German Flats, attack on, authorities, 595;

its situation, 595;

plan of fort at, 519;

attacked, 520.

Germanna, Va., 267, 274.

Germans in Carolina, 309, 331, 332, 345;

in Virginia, 607.

Gibson, Hugh, Captivity, 590.

Gibson, James, Journal of Siege of Louisbourg, 437;

A Boston Merchant, 438;

on the siege of Quebec, 604.

Gibson, improves Evans’s map, 84.

Gillam, Captain, 96.

Gillett, E. H., Presbyterian Church, 132.

Gilman, D. C., on Berkeley, 141.

Gilman, M. D., on bibliography of Vermont, 179.

Gilman, Colonel Peter, 585.

Gilmer, G. R., 405.

Gilmor, Geo., letters, 282.

Gilmor, Robt., 312, 336.

Gist, Christopher, 490, 570;

conducts Washington to Le Bœuf, 492;

his expedition, 10;

his journal, 10;

journal (1750), 571;

explores Great Miami River, 571;

journal with Washington (1753), 572.

Glass-making, 223.

Gleig, G. R., Eminent British Military Commanders, 602.

Glen, James, answer about South Carolina, 356;

South Carolina, 350;

governor of South Carolina, 332.

Glossbrener, A. J., York County, Pa., 249.

Glover, Wm., 297.

Gnadenhütten, massacre, 582.

Goddard, D. A., 168, 169.

Godefroy, on Braddock’s defeat, 580.

Godfroy, Claude, 592.

Goelet, Francis, diary, 168.

Gold mining in Georgia, 359.

Golden Islands (Georgia) described, 392.

См. Сент-Саймон, Сент-Катарин и др.

Goldsmith, O., “Fanny Braddock”, 575.

Gooch, governor of Virginia, 267;

Researches, 280.

Goodell, A. C., edits Massachusetts Province Laws, 167;

on Mark and Phillis, 152;

on Thomas Maule, 95.

Goodloe, D. P., 355.

Goodman, Alf. T., 563.

Gookin, Charles, 211.

Goold, William, on Colonel Wm. Vaughan, 434;

on Fort Halifax, 182.

Gordon, Harry, journal, 69.

Gordon, Patrick, Geography, 234;

governor of Pennsylvania, 214.

Gordon, Peter, 369.

Gordon-Cumming, C. F., 597.

Gorham, Captain, his rangers, 464.

Gorham, John, 436.

Gorrie, Eminent Methodist Ministers, 404.

Gospel, distinct societies for propagating the, 169.

Grace, Henry, Life and Sufferings, 452.

Graffenreid, baron de, 345.

Graham, John, chaplain, 591.

Graham, Patrick, 389, 391, 395.

Grahame, Jas., on Cotton Mather, 157, 621;

his portrait, 620;

United States, 620, 621;

controversy with Bancroft, 620;

defended by Josiah Quincy, 621;

on Carolina history, 355;

his use of Chalmers, 352.

Grand Pré, French neutrals at, 417;

view of, 459.

Granite Monthly, 166.

Grant, Anne, American Lady, 247, 509;

editions, 509.

Grant, Major, defeated near Duquesne, 530, 599.

Grant, Sir Wm., 597.

Grant, British Battles, 589.

Granville, Lord, retains his share of Carolina, 347;

his sale of it, 356.

Graveline, 30.

Gravesend, 254.

Gravier, Gabriel, edits Ursuline letters, 36, 68.

Gravier, Jacques, 73.

Gravier, Père, on the missions, 561.

Gray Sisters, 24.

Great Awakening, 123;

literature of, 135.

Great Meadows, Washington at, 493.

Great Miami River, 570.

Green, Bartholomew, 121.

Green, Joseph, 135;

Death of Old Tenor, 176.

Green, S. A., Groton during the Indian Wars, 184, 432;

on the site of Louisbourg, 447.

Green, Wm., 448;

“Genesis of Counties”, 281;

memoir of, 281.

Green Bay (Michigan), 566.

Green Briar Company, 570.

Green Island, 127.

Greene, G. W., Historical View American Revolution, 613.

Greenhow, History of Oregon, 77.

Greenway Court, 268.

Greenwood, Isaac J., “First American built vessels in the British navy”, 438.

Greenwood, John, 122.

Grenville, Lord, Correspondence, 467.

Gridley, Jeremy, 156;

Weekly Rehearsal, 137.

Gridley, Richard, at Louisbourg, 410, 440;

autog., 440;

plan of Louisbourg (1745), 440, 441, 442, 443.

Griffeth, John, Journal, 244.

Griffeth, Robert, 254.

Griffin, A. P. C., American Local History, 181.

Griffin, H. A., 560.

Grim, David, plan of New York, 254.

Gronan, I. C., 374.

Groton (Mass.), 184.

Grove, Jos., Glorious Success at Quebec, 604.

Grover, James, 224.

Guild, E. P., Heath, Mass., 187.

Guilford, Lord, 260.

Guinea Company, 28.

Gunston Hall, 275.

Gyles, Captain John, 181.

Gyles, John, 420;

autog., 421;

notes on, 421;

Memoirs, 421;

reprints, 421.

Habersham, James, 387, 390, 391, 404.

Hachard, Madeline, letters, 68.

См. урсулинки.

Hack, Wm., his map, 340.

Hackensack, 254.

Hacks, Robt., 364.

Hadley, 186, 187.

Hagany, J. B., 404.

Haldimand at Oswego, 534;

attacked, 534.

Hale, E. E., Catalogue of the Faden Maps, 500.

Hale, Geo. S., on Boston charities, 169.

Hales, Stephen, 400.

Half-King, 493;

his opinion of the affair of Fort Necessity, 575.

Half-way Brook, 186.

Haliburton, R. G., on the Acadians, 459;

Past and Future of Nova Scotia, 459.

Haliburton, Judge T. C., charged the British authorities with concealing the records of the Acadian deportation, 458;

Nova Scotia, 458;

Rule and Misrule, 162.

Галифакс, форт, описание, планы и

views, 182-184;

account of, by Wm. Goold, 182;

and by Joseph Williams, 182.

См. форт.

Halifax (N. S.), founded, 414, 450;

treaty with Indians at, 450;

governor at (1749, etc.), 459;

papers respecting its founding, 419, 450;

maps of, 83, 450;

views of, 450.

Hall, B. H., Bibliography of Vermont, 179;

Eastern Vermont, 166.

Hall, C. H., Dutch and the Iroquois, 583.

Hall, Hiland, 178;

replies to Dawson, 179;

Early History of Vermont, 179.

Hall, James, The West, 71.

Hall, Jos., Bishop of Exeter, 308.

Hall, Wm., 219.

Halsted, Captain, 309.

Hamersley, Philadelphia Illustrated, 252.

Hamilton, Andrew, 218;

conducts the Zenger trial, 199;

his standing, 242;

his portrait, 242.

Hamilton, Geo., Earl of Orkney, 265.

Hamilton, governor of Pennsylvania, 209.

Hamilton, John, 215, 216;

postmaster-general, 219, 221;

governor of New Jersey, 221;

dies, 221.

Hamlin, M. C. W., Legends of Detroit, 560.

Hammond, on Wesley, 403.

Hampstead (Georgia), 372.

Hampton, on Wesley, 403.

Hanbury, John, 495.

Hancock, John, his house, 137.

Hancock, Thomas, builds his mansion, 137, 139;

denounced, 149;

letter book, 149.

Handfield, Major John, 416.

Hannay, James, on the Acadians, 457, 460;

confronted by Catholics, 457;

Acadia, 419, 460.

Hanson, Eliz., Captivity, 186.

Hanson, J. H., The Lost Prince, 186.

Hanway, Jos., Account of Society for the Encouragement of the British Troops, 606.

Hardlabor Creek (S. C.), 348.

Hardwick (Georgia), 401.

Hardwick Papers, 475.

Hardy, Josiah, governor of New Jersey, 222.

Hardy, Sir Chas., governor of New York, 206.

Harmon, Captain, 127;

Colonel, 430.

Harper’s Cyclopædia of United States History, 252.

Harris, Alex., Lancaster County, 249.

Harris, Benj., 92.

Harris, Francis, 391.

Harris, John, Voyages, 234, 396;

account and map of Georgia, 396.

Harris, T. M., edits Rasle’s letters, 431;

Memorials of Oglethorpe, 394.

Harrison, Carter B., 278.

Harrison, Geo. E., 275.

Harrison, W. H., Aborigines of the Ohio Valley, 568.

Hart, John, governor of Maryland, 260.

Harvard College to gain by the landbank, 170;

under the provincial charter of Massachusetts, 94;

new charter of, 98;

Cotton Mather and, 105, 126;

attacked by Dudley, 119;

Joseph Sewall and Benj. Colman decline the presidency, 126;

Benj. Wadsworth accepts, 126;

Timothy Cutler would be an overseer, 126;

and Thomas Hollis, 137;

Pietas et Gratulatio, 155.

Harvey, John, 296.

Harvey, Thomas, 296.

Hassam, John T., 337.

Hathorne, John, attacks Nachouac, 407.

Hats of beaver, 227;

making of, prohibited, 138.

Hatteras, Cape, 337.

См. мыс.

Haven, S. F., on Cotton Mather, 157.

Haverhill, 105.

Haviland, General, advances on Montreal, 556, 609;

opens communication with Murray, 556.

Hawkes, Colonel John, 186.

Hawkes, Sergeant, 187.

Hawkins, Alfred, Operations before Quebec, 543.

Hawkins, Benj., Creek Country, 401.

Hawkins, his map, 83.

Hawkins, Missions of the Church of England, 342,

Hawks, F. L., North Carolina, 355.

Hawley, Gideon, journey among the Mohawks, 246.

Hawnes, Baron of, 361.

Hay, P. D., 315.

Hayward, G., 253.

Hazard, Eben, 163.

Hazard, Jos., Conquest of Quebec, 549.

Hazard, Willis P., 249.

Hazen, Captain, 552.

Hazlet, Captain, 498.

Hazzen, Richard, Journal, 180.

Headley, Joel T., 439;

on Philadelphia, 252.

Heap, George, view of Philadelphia, 257, 258.

Heath, Sir Robert, 69, 335;

his claim in Carolina, 287;

his patent, 358.

Heath (Mass.), fort at, 187.

Heathcote, Caleb, 124;

grants to, 237.

Heathcote, Geo., 364.

Hebecourt at Ticonderoga, 536.

Heckewelder, John, Mission of the United Brethren, 245, 582;

History of the Indians of Pennsylvania, 245, 583;

on Indian names, 246.

Hell Gate, 254.

Hemenway, Abby M., Vermont Historical Gazetteer, 179.

Hemp manufacture, 276.

Henchman, Daniel, 137.

Hendrick, the Mohawk chief, 489, 504, 587.

Hening, W. W., Statutes at Large of Virginia, 281.

Hennepin, his maps, 79;

suspected by Iberville, 18, 19.

Henry, Alex., Travels, 609.

Henry, John, map of Virginia, 565.

Herbert, H. W., translates Weiss’s French Protestant Refugees, 349.

Herkimer’s house at German Flats, 519.

Hermsdorf, Captain, 377.

Hertel de Rouville, 105;

portrait, 106.

Hewitt (Hewatt, Hewat, Hewit), Alex., South Carolina and Georgia, 333, 352, 404.

Heymann, J., Law und sein System, 77.

Hickcox, J. H., Bills of Credit in New York, 247.

Higginson, John, 422.

Higginson, T. W., Larger History of the United States, 435.

Highgate (Georgia), 372.

Hildeburn, Charles R., Century of Printing, 248;

Philadelphia titles, 249;

on Sir John St. Clair, 578.

Hildreth, S. P., Pioneer History of Ohio Valley, 570.

Hill, Gen., in Boston, 108.

Hill, G. M., Church in Burlington, 243.

Hilton, Wm., discoveries on Carolina coast, 337;

map, 337;

his career, 337;

True Relation, 337;

at Cape Fear River, 288.

Hinckley Papers (Plymouth colony), 166.

Hinsdale (N. H.), massacre, 184.

Historical MSS. Commission, its Reports, 164.

History of the British Dominions in North America, 618.

History of the Late War, 616.

Hoadly, C. J., edits Connecticut Colonial Records, 166.

Hobart, Aaron, Abington, 461.

Hobby, Sir Chas., 104, 106, 408;

his regiment, 165.

Hocquart, Gilles, 58;

Mémoire, 567.

Hodge, Chas., Presbyterian Church, 132.

Hodgson, W. B., 401.

Hoffman, C. F., Life of Leisler, 241.

Holbourn, Admiral, 206.

Holbrook, Mrs. H. P., 402.

Holden, Queensbury, N. Y., 179, 509, 602.

Holderness authorizes force to be used against the French, 573.

Holland, Edw., 255.

Holland, Roger, 364.

Holland, Sam., disowned a map of New York and New Jersey, published as his, by Jefferys, 565;

surveys of Cape Breton, 440;

surveys of the St. Lawrence, 614;

map of New York, 238.

Holland, trade with, 229.

Holland, Western Massachusetts, 587.

Hollis, Thomas, 137.

Hollister, H., Lackawanna Valley, 249.

Hollister, Connecticut, 169.

Holme, Benj., Epistles and Works, 243.

Holmes, Abiel, American Annals, 619;

on the Huguenots, 98.

Holmes, Alex., writes tract against Jos. Dudley, 422.

Holmes, O. W., Agnes, 144.

Homann, J. B., his maps, 234;

map of Louisiana, 81;

Atlas Novus, 234;

Atlas Methodicus, 234;

map of Nova Anglia, 133, 234.

Hopkins, Stephen, 176;

True Representation of the Plan formed at Albany, 612.

Hopson, General, 603.

Hopson, P. T., 410.

Hopton, Lord, 276.

Horsey, Samuel, 332.

Horsmanden, Daniel, autog., 242;

Journal, etc., 242;

various editions, 242.

Horwood, A. J., on the Shaftsbury Papers, 356.

Hough, F. B., edits Pouchot, 616;

edits Rogers’s Journals, 527, 592;

St. Lawrence and Franklin Counties, 608.

Housatonic River in the Indian wars, 187.

Housatonic Valley plan, 184.

Houstoun, Sir Patrick, 391.

Hovey, Alvah, Isaac Backus, 159.

How, Nehemiah, Captivity, 186.

Howard, Mrs. A. H. C., 435, 447.

Howard, C. W., historical agent of Georgia, 400.

Howard, G. W., Monumental City, 271.

Howard, John, on Kentucky, 565.

Howard of Effingham, in Virginia, 264.

Howe, Geo., Presbyterian Church in South Carolina, 348.

Howe, Lord, at Schenectady, 520;

with Abercrombie, 521;

portrait, 522;

killed, 522;

burial and remains, 522;

his character, 522;

place of his death, 524.

Howe, S. S., 622.

Howe, Sir William, at Quebec, 543.

Howe, W. W., 65.

Howell, R. B. C., “Early Baptists in Virginia”, 282.

Howell’s State Trials, 241.

Howes, Job, 318.

Hoyne, Thomas, 71, 622.

Hoyt, A. H., Pepperrell Papers, 147, 437.

Hoyt, Epaphras, Antiq. Researches, 187.

Hoyt, W. C., on Wesley, 403.

Hubbard, F. M., 345.

Hubbard, Thomas, 450;

autog., 427.

Hudson, Chas., Marlborough (Mass.), 184;

on the siege of Louisbourg, 438.

Hudson, F., American Journalism, 90, 248.

Hudson Bay Co., bounds, 85.

Hudson River, called “Groote Esopus”, 234;

military roads from, to Lake George, 527.

Huguenots, intending for Carolina, stop in Virginia, 335;

in Massachusetts, 96, 98, 184;

in the middle colonies, 247;

settlements in America before 1787, 350;

society of, 98, 349;

C. W. Baird on them, 98;

writers on, 98;

in Rhode Island, 98;

in South Carolina, 349, 355;

in Virginia, 265, 282.

Humphreys, David, Works, 609;

Historical Account, 169, 239, 341;

map of New England, 133.

Hunnewell, J. F., Bibliography of Charlestown, 177.

Hunter, Robert, governor of New York, 196;

autog. and seal, 196;

retires, 197;

governor of New Jersey, 218.

Huntoon, D. T. V., 167.

Huske, John, his map of North America, 83;

sketched, 84;

Present State of North America, 83, 84.

Hutchins, Captain Thomas, describes the country from Fort Pitt to Presque Isle, 608;

books on Louisiana, 71;

Environs du Fort Pitt et la Nouvelle Province Indiana, 564;

plan of Illinois villages, 564;

Topographical Description of Virginia, 564.

Hutchinson, Eliakim, autog., 425.

Hutchinson, Elisha, autog., 425.

Hutchinson, Thos., 450;

account of the congress of 1754, 612;

Case of Massachusetts Bay and New York, 177;

as a financier, 171, 176;

Dissertation on the Currencies, 172;

Massachusetts Bay, 162, 184, 618;

bibliography of, 162;

on the massacre at Fort William Henry, 594;

the most conspicuous man in New England, 155;

made chief justice, 155;

holds other offices, 155;

plan of union, 613;

treats with Indians, 149;

his youth, 122;

on the Acadians, 457.

Hyde, Edw., governor of Carolina, 297, 298.

Хайд, Эдуард. см. Кларендон.

Хайд, Эдуард. см. Корнбери.

Iberville, Pierre le Moyne d’, his career, 14;

portrait, 15;

the Louisiana coast, 16;

enters the Mississippi, 18;

at Biloxi, 19;

sails to France, 20;

returns to Biloxi, 20;

third voyage, 21;

at Mobile, 21;

rewarded, 23;

dies, 23;

his wife, 26;

his narrative, 73;

voyage of 1698, 73;

sources in Margry, 73.

Ichicachas, 86.

Illinois, country of, 83;

annexed to Louisiana, 35;

bounds of, 564;

plan of villages, by Thomas Hutchins, 564;

histories of, 71;

by Breese, 621;

Indians of, 564;

visited by Lamothe, 30;

prosperous (1711), 51, 52;

mines, 52;

sources of history, 69.

Illinois River, fort on, 82.

Imperial Magazine, 607.

Importance of the British Plantations, 276.

Indian charity school, 246.

Indian geographical names, 564.

Indian tribes near Lake Erie, 565;

tribes and their numbers in the southern colonies (1733), 365.

Indiana, Indians of, 564;

old province of, 564.

Indians in the battle on the Monongahela, 580;

of Canada, 563;

Chalmers’s papers on, 354;

classified by their English or French leanings, 583;

conferences with, records in Massachusetts archives, 424;

hold conferences only in their own tongue, 574;

conferences with (1757), 596;

councils (1707), 561;

French movement to secure alliance with, 560;

of Maine, conference at Boston (1713-14), 424;

fac-simile of signatures, 425;

conference at Portsmouth, 424;

at Georgetown, 424;

conferences (1752-54), 450;

sign Dummer’s treaty in Boston, 432;

treaties with, 420;

(1745), 448;

make massacre at Fort William Henry, 594;

in the middle colonies, 245;

relations with the Schuyler family, 245;

treaties, 245;

names given by them to streams, etc., 246;

in Nova Scotia, papers concerning, 459;

in Ohio, 564;

relations with Moravians, 245;

repelled by Braddock, 496;

treaties with, 471, 612;

in Virginia, 278, 279.

Indicott, John, 182.

Ingersoll, Jared, on Pitt, 601.

Ingersoll, J. R., 575.

Ingle, Captain Richard, 271.

Ingle, Edw., Captain Richard Ingle, 271;

“County Government in Virginia”, 281;

Local Institutions of Virginia, 281;

Parish Institutions of Maryland, 271.

Ingoldsby, Lieutenant-governor of New York, 196.

Ingoldsby, Major Richard, governor of New Jersey, 218.

Innes, Colonel, 574.

Insurance, method of, established, 127.

International Review, 272.

Iowa Historical Record, 622.

Iowa, Historical Society, its Annals, 622.

Irish in Carolina, 331;

in Pennsylvania, 217, 247.

Iron forging in Virginia, 265;

mining, 223;

working, 223;

works suppressed, 118.

Irondequot, 568;

coveted by French and English, 487.

Iroquois, called “Confederate Indians”, 83;

conquer the Ohio Valley, 564;

noted in Evans’s map, 564;

conquests of, 484;

extent of their conquests in the Ohio Valley, 565;

their friendships, 2;

peace with, in 1700, 4;

their hereditary and conquered territories, 84;

ceded to the English, 84, 565;

allured by the Dutch, 583;

incited by the English and French equally, 584;

Morgan’s map of their distribution, 583;

missions, 561;

mythology of, 233;

treaties with, 245;

women among, 23.

См. Племенной Союз Пяти Наций, Племенной Союз Шести Наций.

Irving, W., on John Law, 76.

Isle-aux-Noix, plan of, 539;

Bourlamaque at, 539.

Italians in Georgia, 372.

Jackson, R., 169.

Jackson, Rich., 615.

Jacob, Life of Cresap, 272.

Jacques Cartier, hill of, Vaudreuil at, 550.

Jaillot, Hubert, royal geographer, 79.

Jalot, 72.

Jamaica, map in Ogilby, 472.

James, Captain Thomas, voyage, 69.

James, G. P. R., Great Commanders, 603.

James River, 274.

Jamestown (Stono River) founded, 309.

Janes, Wesley his own Historian, 403.

Jans, Anneke, 230.

Janvier, L’Amérique, 85.

Jay, John, 349.

Джефферсон, Питер. см. Фрай, Джошуа.

Jefferson, Thomas, Notes on Virginia, 273;

its map, 273.

Jefferys, T., General Topography of North America, 38, 85, 444, 618;

Atlas, 618;

History of the French Dominion, etc., 38, 85, 444, 616;

his map in it, 85;

maps of Louisbourg (1745 and 1758), 442, 443, 444, 468, 469;

his issue of Evans’s map, 565;

his maps of the Acadian bounds, 482;

maps of Montreal, 556;

of Lake Champlain, 557;

of New York and New Jersey, 557;

map of Nova Scotia, 480, 481;

map of Quebec, 549;

map of the St. Lawrence River, 614;

gulf, 614;

maps of Virginia and New York, 565;

plan of Ticonderoga, 525;

plans of the siege of Quebec (1759), 542;

publishes Fry and Jefferson’s Virginia, 575;

publishes plans of Braddock’s defeat, 500;

reëngraves Blodgett’s plan of the battle at Lake George, 586;

republishes Evans’s map, 84;

on the siege of Quebec (1759), 606;

Conduct of the French, 482;

Conduite des François, 482;

Remarks on the French Memorials, 482.

Jenckes of Rhode Island, 141.

Jenings, Edw., 265.

Jenkins, Howard M., Gwynedd, 247.

Jenning, Isaac, Memorials of a Century, 238.

Jennings, David, Dr. Cotton Mather, 157.

Jésuites Martyrs du Canada, 431.

Jesuits in the English colonies, 164;

in Louisiana, 43, 44.

Joannes, Major de, La Campagne de 1759, 605.

Jogues, Jesuit, in New York, 190.

Johannis, a coin, 230.

Johns Hopkins University Studies in History and Political Science, 271.

Johnson, B. T., Foundation of Maryland, 271.

Johnson, John, Old Maryland Manors, 271.

Johnson, Mrs., Captivity, 186.

Johnson, Lorenzo D., 438.

Johnson, Robt., 322.

Johnson, Samuel, plan of union, 614.

Johnson, Sir Nath., 317;

governor of Carolina, 318;

on the condition (1708) of Carolina, 344.

Johnson, Sir Wm., with Abercrombie, 523;

Treaty with the Shawanese (1757), 581;

with Amherst (1760), 555;

campaign of 1760, 608;

his circular letter on the Lake George battle, 584;

Letter dated at Lake George, 584;

letters in the Massachusetts Archives, 584;

his commission and instructions for Shirley, 584;

jealous of Shirley, 585;

received £5,000 from parliament, 585;

favored revoking the purchase of lands from the Delawares (1754), 595;

Niagara expedition (1759), 535, 601;

his life, by Stone, 584;

minor characteristics of him, 584;

in fiction, 584;

attached to Clinton in his feuds with De Lancey, 584;

his papers, 232, 584;

partly printed, 584;

his council of war (Aug.), 584;

his views on measures necessary to defeat the designs of the French, 571, 584, 613;

sought to relieve Monro at Fort William Henry, 595;

at the Albany congress (1754), 613;

autog., 502;

portrait, 503;

his house, 503;

views of it, 503;

leads campaign to capture Crown Point (1755), 503;

fights Dieskau, 504;

wounded, 504;

fails to follow up the victory, 505;

builds Fort William Henry, 505;

rewarded and made a baronet, 505;

goes into winter-quarters, 505;

Indian conferences (1753), 245;

(1755-56), 581, 584, 589, 590;

(1757), 596;

propitiates the Indians, 581, 589;

resigned as Indian agent, 204;

sole Indian superintendent, 508;

relations with the Indians, 487.

Johnson, governor of South Carolina, dies, 332.

Johnston, Gabriel, governor of Carolina, 301;

dies, 303.

Johnston, James, 402.

Johnston, Thomas, 586.

Johnston, Wm., 578.

Johnston, Cecil County, 272.

Johnstone, Chevalier, on the siege of Louisbourg (1758), 464;

Memoirs of a French Officer, 604.

Joliet, his maps, 79.

Joncaire, 6, 7;

on the Canada Indians, 490, 563;

near Niagara, 534;

at Venango, 492.

Jones, C. C., on Count Pulaski, 401;

Dead Towns of Georgia, 401;

on the Georgia Historical Society, 400;

History of Georgia, 406;

edits Acts of the Assembly of Georgia (1755-1774), 402;

edits Purry’s tract, 347;

“English Colonization of Georgia”, 357;

Tomo-chi-chi, 399.

Jones, Hugh, Present State, 250;

autog., 278.

Jones, H. G., Andrew Bradford, 248;

on the Dublin (Pa.) Baptist church, 247.

Jones, M. M., 592.

Jones, Nobel, 391.

Jones, U. J., Juniata Valley, 249.

Jonquière, Adm. de la, 8;

autog., 8;

captured, 8;

assumes the government of Canada, 9;

dies, 10;

in Quebec, 571;

confers with the Cayugas, 571.

Joppa (Md.), 261.

Jordan, river, 338.

Joseph’s Town (Georgia), 372, 373, 379.

Journal de Québec, 619.

Journal Historique (Louisiana), 55, 63.

См. Борен.

Journal Œconomique, 67.

Joutel, Journal Historique, 81.

Juchereau, Hôtel Dieu, 562.

Judd, Sylvester, Hadley, 187.

Jumonville, 574;

autog., 493;

killed, 493.

Juniata, Indian depredations, 590.

Kalbfleisch, C. H., 93.

Kalm, Peter, on Niagara, 244;

En Risa tel Norra America, 244;

translation, 244.

Kankakee River, 52.

Kaokia, 53.

Kapp, F., Deutschen in New York, 246.

Kaskaskia, 53, 67, 69, 566.

Kaskaskias, 52.

Katholische Kirche in den Vereinigten Staaten, 431.

Kearsarge, name of, 180.

Keble, John, 225.

Keith, Chas. P., Councillors of Pennsylvania, 249.

Keith, Geo., in Boston, 103;

his Journal, 104, 168, 243;

portraits, 243.

Keith, Sir Wm., British Plantations, 280;

Present State of the Colonies, 280;

his house in Philadelphia, 258;

notice of, 243;

portrait, 243;

tracts on his controversy, 243;

governor of Pennsylvania, 211-214;

dies, 214;

treaty with Five Nations, 563;

map in his Virginia, 272.

Kellet, Alex., 391.

Kendall, Duchess of, 113.

Kennebec, forts on, 151, 181, 182;

marked as western bounds of Acadia, 475, 482;

Plymouth claims upon, 474;

A Patent for Plymouth, 474;

survey of, 474;

westerly limit of grant to Alexander, 479.

Kennedy, Archibald, Importance of Gaining the Indians, 612;

his plan of union, 612;

Serious Considerations, 612.

Kennedy, John P., Swallow Barn, 284.

Kent, Captain Richard, 356.

Kentucky, early explorers, 565;

histories, 565.

Keppel, Admiral, 576;

journal of one of his officers, 576;

letter, 576;

Life of Keppel, 578.

Ker, John, of Kersland, his Memoirs, 81;

map, 81.

Kercheval, Valley of Virginia, 581.

Kerlerec, governor of Louisiana, 51.

Keulen, Gerard van, his map of New France, 81.

Kiawah, cassique of, 305;

settled, 307.

См. Чарлстон, Юж. Каролина.

Kickapoos, 564.

Kidd, pirate, 195.

Kidder, Fred., Abnaki Indians, 424;

Expeditions of Lovewell, 431.

Kilby, Christopher, 147;

his letters, 149.

Kilian, G. C., Americanische Urquelle derer innerlichen Kriege, 618, 619.

Kinderhook township, map, 236.

King, Colonel Richard, 562.

King George’s war, 434.

King, James, 400.

King William’s war (1688, etc.), 420.

Kingsley on Yale College, 102.

Kingston (Canada), 525.

Kingston (N. Y.), 237.

Kinlock, James, 325.

Kinsey, John, 220.

Kip, Early Jesuit Missions, 68.

Kirk, Louis, occurrences in Acadia, 476.

Kitchin, Thos., his maps, 83;

map of Acadia, 474;

map of the Cherokee country, 484;

map of the St. Lawrence, 614;

map of province of Quebec, 615;

map of French settlement, 566;

map of Nova Scotia, 482;

of New England, 482.

Kleinknecht, C. D., Nachrichten von den Colonisten zu Eben-Ezer, 396.

Knight, Madam, her Journey, 168.

Knowles, Com., in Boston, 148;

causes riot, 148;

quarrel with Douglass, 158.

Knox, Captain John, Historical Journal (1757-1760), 467, 616;

account of siege of Louisbourg (1758), 467.

Knox, J. J., United States Notes, 176.

Kohl, J. G., his maps described in Harvard University Bulletin, 473.

Kussoe Indians, 311.

L’Assumption, Fort de, 82.

La Corne, in attack on Fort William Henry, 517.

La Croix, Paul, Dix-huitième Siècle, 34, 77, 412.

La Grange de Chessieux, La Conduite des François justifiée, 482.

La Harpe, B. de, 36, 63;

autog., 63;

defends Bienville, 44;

at Cadadoquais, 40;

at St. Bernard Bay, 40;

translated, 72.

La Lande, de, account of Piquet, 571.

La Loire, MM., 29.

La Mothe Cadillac, 483;

governor of Louisiana, 29;

autog., 29.

См. Кадиллак.

La Prairie, 486.

La Presentation, 490.

La Salle, Nic. de, 27.

La Salle’s explorations, 13.

La Tour, his Lettres Patentes, 476;

his territory in Acadia, 478, 479.

Labat, M., 421.

Labroguerie, map of Lake Ontario, 614.

Lachine, 555.

Lafargue, E. de, on Nova Scotia, 475;

Œuvres, 475.

Lahontan, map of Acadia, 473;

of Canada, 474.

Lahoulière’s account of siege of Louisbourg (1758), 467.

Озеро. см. названия озер.

Lake George, battle (1755), A Ballad Concerning the Fight, 557;

three contemporary printed comments, 586;

French accounts, 588;

map, 585, 586, 589;

view, 586;

authorities, 583;

Johnson’s letters, 584;

various contemporary letters, etc., 584, 585;

expense largely borne by Massachusetts, 585;

men sent by Massachusetts, 585;

rude map from Gentleman’s Magazine, 585;

Dieskau’s map, 585;

list of killed and wounded, 586;

reasons for abandoning the campaign, 586;

plan of the ambuscade, 586;

contemporary French map, 388;

other maps of, 526, 527;

(1759), 589;

modern map, 536;

“Rogers’s Slide”, 593.

Озеро Сент-Сакреман. см. Лейк-Джордж.

Lalor, Cyclopædia of Political Science, 76.

Lamb, Martha J., Homes of America, 252.

Lamberville, Jac. de, 561.

Lambing, A. A., 580.

Lancaster (Mass.), 184;

Acadians in, 461.

Lancaster (Pa.), treaty (1744), 487, 566;

Colden’s account, 566;

(1747), 245;

(1748), 569;

(1762), 245.

Land-bank schemes, 170, 173;

Model for Erecting a Bank of Credit, 170.

Landgraves in Carolina, 291.

Lane, Daniel, 604.

Lane, John, 438.

Langdon, Sam., Map of New Hampshire (MSS.), 485, 585.

Langevin, Jean, “Canada sous la Domination française”, 619.

Langlade, Chas. de, 568;

at Monongahela, 580;

papers on, 568.

Langworthy, Edw., projected a history of Georgia, 405.

Langy watches Abercrombie, 521, 522.

Lansdowne MSS., 475.

Lareau, Edmond, Littérature Canadienne, 619;

“Nos Archives”, 617.

Laroche, John, 364.

Larrabee, Captain, 432;

his garrison house, 183.

Larrabee, Wesley and his Coadjutors, 404.

Lastekas, 30.

Latimer, E. W., on Maryland colonial life, 272.

Latrobe, C. I., translates Loskiel’s Moravian Missions, 245, 582.

Laudonnière, Histoire Notable, 73.

Laval, P., Voyage à Louisiane, 86.

Law, John, and his schemes, 32;

his bank, 33;

fac-simile of note, 34;

a fugitive, 35;

grant on Arkansas River, 35;

literature of, 75;

portraits, 75, 76;

Œuvres, 75;

his proposal in Verzameling, etc., 76;

contemporary publications, 76;

laments of victims, 76;

Het Groote Tafereel, etc., 76;

satires, 76;

lives of, 76;

autog., 76;

Law, the Financier, 76;

account by Irving, 76;

by many others, 77;

in fiction, 77;

in Mémoires, 77.

Law, Wm., on Georgia history, 401.

Lawrence, Governor Charles, 410;

autog., 452;

and the French neutrals, 416.

Lawrence, Wm. B., 68.

Lawrence, fort, map, 451, 452, 453.

См. форт.

Lawson, John, New Voyage to Carolina, 344;

translations, 345;

murdered, 345;

his map, 345.

Lawyers, late in New England legislatures, 166.

Le Beau, Christine, 186.

Le Ber, Mdlle., 6.

Le Bœuf, 566.

L’Epinay, governor of Louisiana, 31;

autog., 31.

Le Gac, Mémoire, 76.

Le Loutre, Abbé de, 146;

his station 451, 452;

letter to Lawrence, 453;

character of, 457.

Lemoyne, Catholic missionary, 190.

Le Moyne family, 23.

См. Лемойн.

Le Page du Pratz, 36;

autog., 65;

Histoire de la Louisiane, 65;

translations, 65.

Le Petit, 46;

narrative, 72.

Le Sueur, 80;

account of, 67;

on the upper Mississippi, 25;

his explorations, 22.

Lea, Philip, map of Carolina, 315.

Leake, John, 257.

Lecky, England in the Eighteenth Century, 615.

Leddel, Henry, 458.

Lederer, John, 359;

his Discoveries, 338;

his map, 339;

his travels, 340.

Lediard, Naval History, 562.

Lee, Chas., 607;

at Abercrombie’s defeat, 597;

letters on the siege of Niagara, 601;

goes to Duquesne, 601.

Lee, Hon. Charles, Attorney-General U. S. A., 392.

Lee, Hannah F., on the Huguenots in France and America, 98, 349.

Lee, J. S., Colonel Hawkes, 186.

Lee family, their mansion, 275.

Leisler, Jacob, arrives in New Netherland, 189;

autog., 189;

proclaimed lieutenant-governor, 190;

hanged, 190;

his legislation, 192;

authorities on, 241;

his body reinterred, 195;

Letter from a Gentleman of New York, 240;

his attainder reversed, 240;

papers, 240;

Loyalty Vindicated, 240;

Modest and Impartial Narrative, 240.

Lelièvre on John Wesley and the English translation, 403.

Lemercier, Church History of Geneva, 137.

Lemoine, J. M., on Garneau, 619;

“Nos quatre historiens modernes”, 619;

Quebec Past and Present, 619;

Picturesque Quebec, 619;

Glimpses of Quebec, 600;

“Fraser’s Highlanders before Quebec”, 604, 605, 606;

Maple Leaves, 604;

on the death of Montcalm, 605;

Le régiments des Montagnards écossais, 606;

La Mémoire de Montcalm vergée, 594;

“Les Archives du Canada”, 617;

Maple Leaves, 15, 619;

Rues de Québec, 549;

“Sur les dernières années de la domination française en Canada”, 610.

См. Ле Муан.

Lemoine brothers, 71.

Lémontey, P. E., Histoire de la Régence, 77.

Lery, Macdonald, A. C., de, 495.

Léry, his map, 238;

plan of Detroit, 559;

plan of Oswego, 567.

Lesdignierres, 63.

Leslie, Chas., Short and Easy Method, 126.

Leslie, letter on Braddock’s campaign, 578.

Lettres édifiantes, 68.

Levasseur, P. E., Le Système de Law, 77.

Leverett, Captain John, 421;

orders from Cromwell (1656), 476.

Leverett, C. E., John Leverett, 421.

Lévis, Chevalier de, comes over with Montcalm, 505;

in attack on Fort William Henry (1757), 516;

attacks Murray, 552;

plan of the campaign, 552;

battle of Sainte-Foy, 552;

attacks Quebec, 553;

retreats, 554;

his efforts to recover Quebec, 608;

Guerre du Canada, 608;

his instructions, 609;

at Jacques Cartier, 550;

letters, 608;

his MS. record (1755-60), 589;

sent from Quebec to confront Amherst, 545;

in the siege of Quebec (1759), 605;

at Ticonderoga (1758), 521, 523.

Lewis, John F., 276.

Lewis, Major Thomas, 276.

Libraries in Virginia, 276.

Lieber, O. M., 356.

Ligneres at Duquesne, 497;

at Niagara, 535.

Lignery, De, treaty by (1726), 561.

Lindsey’s Unsettled Boundaries of Ontario, 80.

Linen-making, 119, 227.

Linn, J. B., Buffalo Valley, 249.

Linsey-woolsey, 227.

Lithgow, Wm., autog., 182.

Livingston, Edw., on the Albany congress, 613;

on French intrigues with the Indians, 571.

Livingstone, Major, sent to Canada, 424;

his journal, 424.

Livingston, Peter, & Co., 254.

Livingston, P. & R., 233.

Livingston, Robt., plan of a triple confederacy, 611.

Livingston, Wm., on Braddock’s campaign, 578;

defends Shirley, 508;

edits Mackemie’s trial, 241;

Review of the Military Operations, 587.

См. Смит, Уил.

Livingston family, 252.

Livingston manor, map, 237;

other maps, 238.

Livre d’Ordres, 589.

Lloyd, David, 210, 214.

Lloyd, Thomas, 207;

governor of Pennsylvania, 207.

Löber, M. C., tract on Georgia, 396.

Locke, John, 336;

autog., 336;

Several Pieces, 336;

works, 337;

his connection with Carolina, 356;

the fundamental constitutions, 291;

intended description of Carolina, 338;

portrait, 337;

Familiar Letters, 337.

Lodge, H. C., Short History of the English Colonies, 168, 247, 280, 621;

on Virginia life, 284.

Lodge, Portraits, 337.

Logan, James, 209;

goes to England, 211;

president of the council, 215;

his correspondence with Penn, 242;

his portrait, 242;

on defensive war, 243;

on the French settlement in the Ohio Valley, 563.

Logan, J. H., Upper Country of South Carolina, 350.

Logan Historical Society, 576.

Logstown, 497, 564;

treaty at (1752), 490, 570;

position of, 570.

London, treaty at (1686-87), 476;

bishop of, made head of the American church, 195.

London Spy, 99.

Londonderry (N. H.), 119.

Longfellow, H. W., verses on Lovewell’s fight, 432;

Evangeline, 456, 459.

Longueil, at Detroit, 483;

letter (1726), 561;

governor of Montreal, 7;

governor of Canada, 10.

Loomis, A. W., 599.

Lord, Rev. Joseph, 342.

Lords of Trade, 96.

Loring, Captain, on Lake Champlain, 538, 540.

Loring, Israel, 430.

Loring, Joshua, draught of Lake George, 585.

Loskiel, G. H., Geschichte der Mission, etc., 582;

English version, 245, 582.

Lossing, B. J., Cyclopædia of United States History, 252;

edits Washington’s diary (1789-91), 573;

Military Journals of two Private Soldiers, 597;

on Princeton College, 248.

Lotbinière, letter on Braddock’s defeat, 580;

letter on Lake George battle (1755), 589;

at Oswego, 592;

at Ticonderoga, 505.

Lotteries, 145.

Loudon, Earl of, 153;

autog., 510;

portraits, 506, 507;

sent over to assume command, 508, 591;

correspondence with Shirley, 591;

his despatches, 593, 595;

his dilatoriness, 575;

his intended attack on Louisbourg (1757), 515;

returns, 520;

his military orders as to rank, 510;

his demand for officers’ quarters, 513;

Pitt asks assistance for him, 593;

recalled, 154, 596;

Conduct of a Noble Commander, 596.

Louis XIV., baffled, 5.

Louis XV., De Tocqueville on, 77.

Louisbourg, fortified, 409, 434;

cost of, 410;

medal commemorating, 434;

suggestions for the attack (1745), 434, 435;

expedition to and siege of (1745), 146, 410;

rolls of, 165;

share of the different New England colonies, 437;

offers of other colonies, 147;

expenses ultimately borne by Great Britain, 412;

which repays the colonies, 176;

surrenders, 411;

the news reaches Boston, 146;

papers on the siege, 436;

sermons on, 438;

councils of war, 436;

diaries, 438;

(Pomeroy), 437;

(Pepperrell), 437;

letters, 437;

other contemporary accounts, 437;

Accurate and Authentic Account, 437;

list of officers, 438;

New Hampshire troops, 438;

great risk of the attempt, 439;

credit given to Warren, 439;

accounts in the general histories, 439;

French accounts, 439;

Lettre d’un Habitant, 439;

the town restored to France (1748), 148, 413;

governors of (1745-1748), 459;

attempted attack by Loudon (1757), 464, 515;

the town strengthened, 464;

siege by Amherst (1758), 165, 418, 464, 471, 604;

planned by Knowles, 464, 467;

English accounts, 464;

diaries, 464;

Journal of the Siege, 464;

Authentic Account, 467;

letters of Wolfe, 467;

Wolfe at, 540;

French accounts, 464, 467;

papers in Parkman MSS., 464;

account of defences, by Drucour, 467;

colors taken to London, 467;

present condition of the site, 439;

maps of the town and sieges, 83, 439-448;

Set of Plans, 444;

siege of 1745 maps (Pepperrell’s), 446;

(Gibson’s), 437;

siege of 1758 maps, 465, 468, 469, 470, 471;

(Folling’s), 467;

chart of the harbor, 448;

plan of island battery, 448;

medals (1758), 471;

views of the town, 466, 467, 471;

of harbor, 466;

(Pepperrell’s), 447, 448;

(Jefferys), 448.

Louisiana, history of, 1, 13;

limits of, 13, 28;

French claims to, 13;

Spanish claims to, 13;

English claims to, 13;

La Salle in, 13;

Tonty in, 14;

immigrants from Canada, 24;

English traders, 25;

Indian wars, 25;

its name, 25;

its government under Sauvolle, 25;

Iberville held it to be distinct from Canada, 25;

government of, 27;

grants to Crozat, 28;

English traders in, 29;

legal tribunals in, 31, 43;

population, 27, 31, 49, 55;

under L’Epinay, 31;

Company of the West, 31;

absorbs Illinois, 35;

convicts sent to, 36;

effect of Law’s collapse, 42;

currency of the company, 43;

ecclesiastical government, 43;

Company of the Indies ceases, 49;

sold to Spain, 58;

descriptions occasioned by Law’s scheme, 76;

geographical names in, 79;

frontier posts of the French and the English, 84;

the encroachments of the French, 84;

papers in Spanish archives, 74;

papers from the Paris archives, 74;

sources of history, 63;

histories, 64;

separate papers, 65;

boundary question, 69;

historical society, 72;

help from Paris archives, 73;

archives of the state despoiled, 74;

maps of, 79;

(1720), 76;

(1763), 615;

(Dumont’s), 82;

(of the rival claims), 83;

(Delisle’s), 72;

(German), 345;

Acadians in, 463.

Louvigny, 14.

Lovelace, John, governor of New York, autog., 195;

governor of New Jersey, 218;

dies, 196;

sermon on his death, 241.

Lovell, James, 145.

Lovewell, John, 127;

his fight and death, 431;

autog., 431;

sources, 431;

map of his fight, 433.

Lovewell’s war, 430.

Lowdermilk, Cumberland, 574, 577.

Lowry, Jean, Captivity, 590.

Loyalhannon Creek, 529;

variously spelled, 529.

Luard, Dress of British Soldiers, 109, 547.

Lucas, Jonathan, 308.

Ludwell, Philip, 296.

Luna, Tristan de, 359.

Lurting, Colonel, Robt., 253.

Lyman, General Phineas, at Lake George, 502;

builds Fort Lyman, 504;

defeats Dieskau, 504;

letter to his wife, 585;

overlooked by Johnson, 585;

defended by President Dwight, 587.

Lynde, Samuel, Bank of Credit, 171.

Lyne, James, plan of New York, 253.

Lyon, Lemuel, journal, 597.

Lyttleton, Wm. H., governor of Carolina, 333;

letters, 350.

Lyttleton papers, 350.

M’Cluny, J. A., Western Adventure, 579, 581.

M’Kinney describes Fort Duquesne, 498.

MacMasters, J. B., on a free press in the middle colonies, 248.

MacMurray, J. W., edits Pearson’s Schenectady Patent, 249.

Macaulay, Chatham, 596.

Mackay, Alex., 322.

Mackay, Hugh, 376.

Mackay, Popular Delusions, 76.

Mackellar, Patrick, 498.

Mackemie, Francis, authorities on, 282;

Narrative of his Imprisonment, 282;

in Virginia, 268;

favors towns in Virginia, 279;

Plain and Friendly Persuasive, 279;

prosecuted by Cornbury, 241;

his Trial edited by Wm. Livingston, 241.

Mackenzie, Alex., 169.

Mackenzie, G., 459.

Mackinnon, D., Coldstream Guards, 577.

Macleod, Daniel, Memoirs, 549.

Macy, Nantucket, 118.

Madawaska River, Acadians upon, 463.

Maerschaick, F., surveyor of New York, 255;

his plan of New York, 257.

Magazine of Western History, 621.

Magne, 74.

Mahon, England, 621;

on Wolfe, 603.

Maine, Province of, bounds, 134;

garrison houses in, 183;

histories of, 163, 181;

Indian wars in, 420;

plan of the coast, by Jos. Heath (1719), 474;

by Phineas Jones (1751), 474;

by John North (1752), 474;

towns in, 181.

Malartic, diary, 594; letters, 608.

Malbranchia (Mississippi), 17.

Manhattan Magazine, 247.

Manifesto Church in Boston, 101.

Manitoba, 86;

historical and scientific society of, 622.

Mante, Thomas, History of the Late War, 616.

Manufactory Bank, 171, 173.

Manufactures in the colonies, 222;

opposed by England, 223.

Maps, Catalogue of Printed Maps in British Museum, 233;

incorrectness of early, a useful element for the historian, 338.

Maquas in Boston, 107;

pictures of, 107.

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March, Colonel, before Port Royal, 408, 421.

Marcou, Mrs. Jules, Belknap, 163.

Marest, Gabriel, 561.

Margry, Pierre, Découvertes et Établissements, 73;

titles of separate volumes, 73;

on Vérendrye’s discovery, 567.

Maricheets, 452.

Maricourt, 14.

Marietta (Ohio), 570.

Marigny de Mandeville, memoirs, 71.

Marin, 57, 492, 527;

journal of, 16.

Marion, Joseph, 127.

Markham, governor of Delaware, 207;

rules for Penn in Pennsylvania, 208.

Marlborough, Duke of, his victories, 106.

Marmontel, J. F., Régence du Duc de Orleans, 77.

Marquette and Joliet’s account of discovery, 72.

Marquette’s maps, 79.

Marsh, Perez, 586.

Marshall, John, diary (1707), 421.

Marshall, John (Va.), History of the Colonies, 620.

Marshall, O. H., on Céloron, 570;

on the Niagara frontier, 534.

Marshall, Ralph, 307.

Marshe, Wm., journal of conference at Lancaster, 566.

Martel, T. B., 610.

Martin, Clement, 391.

Martin, E. K., Mennonites, 246.

Martin, Felix, De Montcalm en Canada, 607;

Le Marquis de Montcalm au Canada, 607.

Martin, F. X., account of, 72, 354;

Louisiana, 65;

North Carolina, 354.

Martin, J. H., Bethlehem, 249.

Martin, governor of North Carolina, 305.

Martyn, Benj., Reasons for Establishing Georgia, 394;

Progress of Georgia, 395;

secretary of trustees of Georgia, 366.

Martyn, Henry, 395.

Marvin, A. P., Lancaster, 184.

Maryland, Acadians in, 461, 462;

archives, 617;

papers in the Maryland Historical Society, 617;

Calendar of State Archives, 270;

Archives of Maryland, 270;

histories of, 259, 271;

editions of laws, 260, 271;

views on the early Toleration Act, 271;

life of the province, 272;

religion, 272; Chalmers’s papers on, 354;

Copley the first royal governor, 259;

Episcopal Church established, 259;

Francis Nicholson, governor, 260;

John Hart ruled for the proprietary, 260;

the assembly claim the common law, 261;

currency troubles, 261;

as a crown province, 259;

tobacco crop, 259;

life in, 259;

absence of towns, 259;

boundary disputes with Pennsylvania, 239, 261, 263, 272, 273;

map used, 272;

disputes with Virginia, 263, 273;

map showing present and charter boundaries, 273;

Report of Commissioners on the Maryland and Virginia Bounds, 273;

population, 261;

institutional life, 261;

Horatio Sharpe, governor, 262;

money voted for the French war, 262;

Catholics, 262;

war on the proprietary, 262;

her records, 270;

history of their preservation, 270;

refuses to assist Braddock, 580.

Maryland Gazette, 261.

Mascarene, Paul, 139, 409;

autog., 450;

description of Nova Scotia, 409;

his “Events at Annapolis” (1710-1711), 423.

Mason, Arthur, 110.

Mason, Edw. G., 69;

Illinois in the Eighteenth Century, 52.

Mason, Newport, 141.

Mason and Dixon’s line, 263, 273;

their journals, 273;

authorities on, 273.

Massachusetts, expedition from, to New Mexico (1678), 69;

provincial charter, 91, 477;

printed, 92;

original of, 92;

population, 92;

seal of, 93;

seals of governors, 93;

document on the arms of, 93;

quarrels with the governors over their salaries, 94, 104, 116, 130, 131, 132, 133;

witchcraft court, 94;

bill making representatives necessarily residents of towns represented by them, 95;

London agents, 106, 107;

paper money, 113;

loss in Indian wars, 113;

Burgess commissioned governor, 115;

Shute, governor, 115;

Wm. Dummer, lieutenant-governor, 116;

freedom of press, 117;

tracts on her depressed condition (1717, etc.), 119;

picture of the province sloop, 123;

under Dummer, 124;

explanatory charter, 124;

cost of the war (1723), 127;

Burnet removes General Court to Salem, 130;

sends Jona. Belcher to England, 131;

made governor, 132;

Spencer Phips, governor, 139;

Shirley, governor, 143;

exhausted by the Louisbourg expedition, 146;

Brief State of the Services, etc., 147;

relations with its agents, 147;

Spencer Phips governor in Shirley’s absence, 149, 153;

capital offences in, 152;

Pownall, governor, 153;

cost of the war, 153;

refuse to have troops quartered on the people, 154;

her troops (1759), 154;

Bernard, governor, 155;

authorities on her history, 162;

documentary history, 164;

her appeal in 1699, 164;

fines traders with the French, 164;

trees reserved for royal navy, 164;

negative of the governor, 164;

encroachments on the royal prerogative, 164;

her archives cared for, 164;

report on them, 165;

papers on the revolution of 1689, 165;

on the Andros period, 165;

French archives, 165, 617;

copies from England, 165;

council records, 165;

records of House of Representatives, 165;

their printed journals, 165;

muster rolls of French and Indian wars, 165;

legislative history, 166;

Province Laws, 166, 167;

Acts and Resolves, edited by Ames and Goodell, 167;

cost of printing Massachusetts Colony Records, Plymouth Colony Records, and provincial laws, 167;

histories of manners, 169;

financial history, 170;

banks, 170;

penny bills, 171;

manufactory bank, 171;

silver scheme, 171;

volumes marked “Pecuniary” in her archives, 173;

pamphlets on the subject, 174, 175;

old tenor v. new tenor, 176;

depreciation table, 176;

emblems of Massachusetts, 177;

towns in, 92;

names of her towns, 181;

frontier towns, 184, 187;

border wars, 184;

massacres, 187;

Brief State of the Services, etc., 457;

despatches of the governor to the secretary of state (1745-51), 459;

troops in Crown Point expedition, 585;

Acadians in, 461;

papers on them in the archives, 461;

town histories referring to them, 461;

declined to receive others, 462;

intercepted, 463;

expense of supporting Acadians, 462;

Bernard refuses to receive them, 462;

bounds on Popple’s map, 134;

boundary disputes, 177;

claims land at the west, 180;

bounds on New Hampshire, 180;

on Rhode Island, 180, 232;

on Connecticut, 180;

map of, 88.

Massachusetts, fort, 187.

См. форт.

“Massachusetts”, frigate, 437.

Massacre Island, 17.

Mather, Cotton, Bills of Credit, 170;

Life of Phips, 170;

his character, 101, 129;

his library, 101, 162;

favors Jos. Dudley’s appointment, 103;