Map of Virginia, 273;
based on Smith’s, 273.
Sérigny, 23, 80.
Seventh-day Baptists, 112.
Seville, treaty of, 359.
Sewall, Jos., 126.
Sewall, Samuel, Selling of Joseph, 99;
portrait, 100;
his relations with the Mathers, 100;
his political tribulations, 113;
and Shute, 116;
riding the circuit, 120;
on the Kennebec Indians, 122;
his character, 99;
drawn by Dr. Ellis, 167;
his diary, 167, 168;
used by historians, 167, 168;
bought for Massachusetts Historical Society, 167;
printed, 167;
his letter-books, 167;
his autog., 425;
his family, 168.
Sewall, Stephen, dies, 155.
Seward, Wm., Journal, 244.
Seymour, John, governor of Maryland, 260.
Shaftsbury, Earl of, 291.
Shaftsbury papers, 306, 356;
account of them by Horwood, 356.
Shaler, N. S., Kentucky, 565.
Shamokin, 270.
Shanapins, 497.
Shapley, Nicholas, his map of Carolina coast, 337.
Sharpe, Horatio, on Braddock’s council, 578;
his letter on Braddock’s defeat, 579;
governor of Maryland, 261;
portrait, 262.
Shawanoes, expedition against, 270, 589;
treaty with (1757), 596.
См. шауни.
Shawnees, 563, 564;
in the Scioto and Miami Valleys, 563;
history of, 564.
Shea, John G., Early Voyages up and down the Mississippi, 67;
reprints Relation du Voyage, 68;
Discovery and Exploration of the Mississippi Valley, 72;
on Puritanism in New England, 162;
Catholic Question in New England, 186;
edits Miller’s New York, 253;
Early Southern Tracts, 272;
on Wesley, 403;
edits Relation sur la bataille du Malangueulé, 498, 580;
on Beaujeu, 498;
Relation du Canada (1696), 561;
notes on Washington’s diary, 573;
Registres des Baptesmes au Fort Duquesne, 580.
Sheffield (Mass.), settled, 127.
Sheffield, Privateersmen of Newport, 142.
Shelburne Papers, 164, 241, 245, 356, 549, 612, 613, 615.
Sheldon, Mrs., Early History of Michigan, 560.
Shenandoah River, 274.
Sherburn, Jos., 436.
Ship Island, 42
(Isles-aux-Vaisseaus), 66.
Shipbuilding, 223.
Shippen, Edw., mayor of Philadelphia, 209;
his house in Philadelphia, 258.
Shippen Papers, 243, 578.
Ships, English, of the seventeenth century, 136;
earliest man-of-war built in America, 136;
built for the royal navy in America, 136;
style of (1732), 488.
Ships-of-the-line, 136.
Shingoes, town, 497.
Shirley, John, letters, 583.
Shirley, J. M., Jurisprudence in New Hampshire, 186.
Shirley, Wm., governor of Massachusetts, 143;
portrait, 142;
his character, 144;
defamed by Douglass, 159, 439;
treaties with Indians, 145;
plans eastern defences, 149;
returns to Boston (1753), 150;
his marriage, 150;
plans defences to the westward, 150;
confers with Franklin, 150;
commissioned to raise a regiment, 150;
on the Kennebec, 151;
goes to confer with Braddock 151, 495;
goes to England, 152;
correspondence with Governor Wentworth, 436;
with Pepperrell, 436;
organizes the Louisbourg expedition (1745), 146, 435;
letters, 437;
Letter to Duke of Newcastle, 437;
his speech on his return from the siege, 448;
his portrait given to Boston, 448;
commissioner to consider the bounds of Acadia, 475;
a winter attack upon Crown Point, 487, 489;
his son with Braddock, is killed, 495, 500;
his son’s letters, 578;
succeeds Braddock in general command, 152, 501;
hears news of Braddock’s defeat, 501;
pushes for Oswego, 501;
abandons the campaign, 502;
quarrels with Johnson, 502, 585;
plans a new campaign, 502;
still aiming at Niagara (1756), 506;
cabal against him, 507;
superseded, 508;
his campaign of 1755 defended, 508;
Franklin’s opinion, 508;
Loudon countermands his Niagara plans, 510;
Memoirs of the Principal Transactions, 568;
letters, 568;
Account of the French Settlements, 568;
correspondence with Stoddard (1746), 569;
his instructions for the Niagara campaign, 583;
his letters on it, 583;
The Conduct of Shirley briefly stated, 583;
council of war decides to abandon the Niagara campaign, 583;
defends Livingston, 586;
Conduct of Major-General Shirley, 587;
assemblesa congress of governors (Dec., 1755), 589;
proposes a winter attack on Ticonderoga, 589;
explains his views, 589;
correspondence with Loudon, 591;
understands the value of Oswego, 591;
selects John Winslow for the Crown Point expedition, 591;
on a plan of union, 612;
instigates the congress of 1754, 612;
urges acceptance of the plan of the Albany congress, 613;
his own comments, 613;
confers with Franklin, 613.
Shirley, Fort (Mass.), 187;
(Me.), 181.
“Shirley galley”, 437.
Shirley’s war, 434.
Short, Richard, 549.
Shrewsbury (N. J.), iron works, 224.
Shute, Chaplain, 597.
Shute, Colonel Samuel, 115;
governor of Massachusetts, 115;
goes to England, 123, 124, 129;
meets the Indians (1717), 424;
letter to Rasle, 430;
correspondence with Wentworth, 166;
his Memorial, 124;
correspondence with Vaudreuil, 430;
declares war against the Indians (1722), 430.
Sibley, J. L., on Cotton Mather, 157;
carries Chalmers’s Introduction through the press, 353.
Sicily Island (Arkansas), 48.
Silk industry in Georgia, 372, 387.
Силлери, битва при. см. Сент-Фу.
Silver scheme in banking, 171, 173.
Simms, J. R., Trappers of New York, 584;
Scoharie County, 584;
Frontiersmen of New York, 249, 584.
Simms, W. G., on Charleston (S. C.), 315;
South Carolina, 355.
Simon, J., 107.
Simons, N. W., 607.
Sinclair, Sir John, 529.
См. Сент-Клер.
Six Nations and the Catawbas, 203;
conference with them (1751), 204;
(after 1713), 487;
truce with the Cherokees, 567;
conference at Albany (1745), 568.
См. Племенной Союз Пяти Наций.
Skene, Alex., 325; dies, 332.
Skidoway Island, 372.
Slade, Wm., Vermont State Papers, 179.
Slaughter, Philip, Memorial of William Green, 281;
Saint George’s Parish, 282;
St. Mark’s Parish, 282, 284;
Bristol Parish, 282.
Slavery in the middle colonies, 228;
in Carolina, 309;
permitted in Louisiana, 28, 36, 45.
Sloops-of-war, 136.
Sloper, Wm., 364.
Sloughter, governor, arrives in New York, 190;
calls a general assembly, 193;
dies, 193.
Small-pox, inoculation for, 120;
literature of, 120.
Smibert, the artist, 435.
См. Смайберт.
Smiles, Samuel, Huguenots, 247.
Smith, C. C., on the Huguenots, 98;
“Wars on the Seaboard”, 407.
Smith, Geo., on English Methodism and Wesley, 403.
Smith, Colonel James, Remarkable Occurrences, 579;
Treatise of Indian War, 579;
sketch of, 579.
Smith, Jos., Bibliotheca Quakeristica, 243.
Smith, J. E. A., Pittsfield, 187.
Smith, Paul, 307.
Smith, Philip H., Green Mountain Boys, 179;
Acadia, 460;
controversy with Parkman, 460.
Smith, Samuel, Necessary Truth, 243.
Smith, Samuel (of Georgia), 364, 400; Sermon, 394;
Design of the Trustees of Georgia, 394.
Smith, Wm., Connecticut Claims in Pennsylvania, 180;
the historian, 199;
on the French enterprise, 571;
said to have had a share in Livingston’s Military Operations, 587;
account of the congress of 1754, 612;
New York, 618;
Histoire de la Nouvelle York, 618;
autog., 618.
См. Франклин, Б.
Smith, British Dominions in America, 618.
Smollett, England, 606, 621;
on Wolfe’s victory, 606.
Smucker, Isaac, 565.
Smuggling, 227, 228, 229;
in New England, 138.
Smybert, John, 140.
См. Смиберт.
Smyth, J. F. D., Travels, 284;
praised by John Randolph, 284.
Smyth, Wm., on John Law, 76; Lectures on Modern History, 353.
Snelling, Captain, 438.
Snow, Captain, 578.
Snow, a kind of vessel, 438.
Snow-shoes, 183.
Society for the propagation of the Gospel in foreign parts, 341;
its history, 341;
its MS. correspondence, 233.
Society for the propagation of the Gospel in New England, 101.
Sola bills, 388.
Some Considerations on the Consequences of the French Settling on the Mississippi, 80.
Somers (Conn.), 180.
Sonmans, Peter, 218, 219.
Sothel, Seth, 296, 313.
Soto, papers on, 72.
South Carolina, proprietary government, 305;
Kiawah settled, 307;
named Charlestown, 307;
the Palatine, 308;
first slaves, 309;
population, 309, 310, 335;
religious harmony, 309;
Granville Palatine, 309
struggle of the popular party against the fundamental constitutions, 310, 312;
laws, 310;
landgraves and cassiques, 310, 311;
different sets of the fundamental constitutions, 311, 312;
popular demands, 314;
rules of the proprietors, 315;
map of Cooper and Ashley rivers, showing settlers’ names, 315;
map of Carolina by Philip Lea, 315;
Archdale, governor, 316;
conditions of living (1700), 317;
expedition against St. Augustine, 318;
Episcopacy to be established, 319;
act establishing religious worship, 320;
dissenters, 320;
the laws for Episcopacy annulled, 320;
the proprietary charter threatened, 320;
High-Church party fails, 320;
peaceful times under Craven, 321;
parish system, 321;
war with the Yemassees, 321;
the frontiers garrisoned, 322;
end of proprietary rule, 323-327;
issue of paper money, 323;
cupidity of the proprietors, 324;
struggles of the popular party, 325;
war with Spain, 325;
the people elect Moore governor, 326;
the king commissions Francis Nicholson, 327;
under royal government, 327;
scheme of government, 328;
Middleton’s rule, 329;
intrigues to prevent French alliances with the Indians, 329;
campaign against the Spaniards, 329;
dispute about Fort King George, 330;
slaves tampered with by the Spaniards, 331;
negro insurrection, 331;
immigration of Germans and Swiss, 331;
war with Cherokees, 333;
development of the people’s power, 333;
essay on the sources of South Carolina history, 335;
Statutes at Large, 336;
descriptions of the country, 340;
Wilson’s map, 340;
Episcopacy in, 342;
contemporary tracts, 342;
French and Spanish invasion (1706), 344;
tracts to induce German and Swiss immigration, 345;
map of the campaigns of 1711-1715, 345, 346;
Yamassee war (authorities), 347;
laws, 347;
records disappear, 347;
tracts on the struggle with the proprietors, 347;
Liberty and Property Asserted, 347;
surrender of title, 347;
German settlements, 348;
tracts to induce Swiss immigration, 348;
Presbyterians in, 348;
Episcopacy in, 348;
map showing parishes, 348, 351;
Huguenots in, 349;
Indian map of, 349;
expedition against St. Augustine (1740), 350;
South Carolina Gazette, 350;
South Carolina and American General Gazette, 350;
maps of, 350, 351;
De Brahm’s MS. account, 350;
names of proprietors, 352;
Chalmers’s papers on, 352;
Statutes at Large, 355;
modern histories, 355; Ramsay’s, 355;
Carroll’s Historical Collection, 355;
Simms’s, 355;
De Bow’s, 355;
Historical Society, 355;
their Collections, 355;
abstracts of papers in State Paper Office, 355, 356;
Review of Documents and Records in the Archives of South Carolina, 356;
Topics in the History of South Carolina, 356;
absence of legislative records, 356;
map of (1733), 365;
shows Huguenot settlement, 365;
westerly extension of, 365;
north bounds of, 365;
map from Urlsperger Tracts, 379.
См. Чарлстон.
South Sea Scheme, 76, 77.
Southack, Cyprian, his maps, 88, 106;
Coast Pilot, 254.
Southern Lutheran, 348.
Southern Quarterly Review, 355.
Southey, Robert, Wesley, 403;
proposed life of Wolfe, 602.
Souvolle, 19;
left in Biloxi, 20;
dies, 21.
Spangenberg, Gottlieb, 374;
Account of Missions among the Indians, 246;
travels through Onondaga, 246.
Sparhawk, N., 436.
Sparks, Jared, 621;
on Braddock’s march, 500, 576;
as an editor, 572.
Spaulding, Thos., Life of Oglethorpe, 394.
Spencer, Edw., 271.
Spikeman, Capt., 593.
Spinning-schools, 119.
Spiritu Sancto Bay, 81.
Spotsilvania, 277.
Spotswood, Alex., governor of Virginia, 265;
conciliates the Indians, 265;
his speeches, 266;
portrait, 266;
his arms, 266;
removed, 267;
made department postmaster-general, 267;
dies, 267;
his Official Letters, 281, 563;
his character, 267, 281;
his journey over the mountains, 563;
known as “Tramontane Expedition”, 563;
Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, 563;
map of their route, 563;
his family, 281;
his letter-book, 345;
urging the settlement of the Ohio Valley, 483;
his marks in the Valley, 570.
Sprague, W. B., 233;
American Pulpit, 246.
Stafford, Captain Henry, 437.
Stamp Act (of 1755), 177;
(of 1765), 227.
Stanhope, Earl, on Methodism, 403.
См. Махон.
Stanley, A. P., 597.
Stanwix, General, builds a fort, 527, 528;
at Duquesne, 533;
on the Pennsylvania border, 595;
at Pittsburgh, 600.
Stanwix, Fort, plan of, 528;
map of its vicinity, 528;
its history, 528.
Staple, Providence, 169.
Staples, H. B., Province Laws, 167, 176.
Stark, Caleb, French War, 592;
John Stark, 592;
Robert Rogers, 592, 593;
his officers, 593.
Stark, John, with Abercrombie, 522;
at Lake George, 503;
observations on Langdon’s map, 585.
Staten Island, Huguenots of, 247;
map of, 254.
Steam-engine, first one in the colonies, 225.
Stephen, Adam, 574.
Stephens, Samuel, 289, 294.
Stephens, Thomas, Brief Account, 398;
Hard Case, 398.
Stephens, Colonel Wm., 386;
governor of Georgia, 387;
State of the Province of Georgia, 395;
Journal, 397, 398;
dies, 397;
records of Georgia (MS.), 400.
Sternhold and Hopkins’s psalms, 126.
Stevens, Abel, on Methodism, 403.
Stevens, Henry (G. M. B.), Books on New Hampshire, 180;
on Georgia records, 400;
on the Dinwiddie Papers, 572;
on Dieskau’s despatches, 589;
on the Montcalm forgeries, 606.
Stevens, Hugh, Sr., 179.
Stevens, John, Voyages and Travels, 344.
Stevens, J. A., on Pepperrell, 435;
on New York coffee-houses, 249.
Stevens, Captain Phineas, 183.
Stevens, Simon, 597.
Stevens, Wm. B., Discourse, 401;
History of Georgia, 405;
Observations on Stevens’s History, 405.
Stewart, Andrew, on Moncacht-Apé, 77.
Stewart, Political Economy, 76.
Stickney, M. A., 594.
Stillé, C. J., “Religious Tests in Provincial Pennsylvania”, 243.
Stith, Virginia, 280.
Stobo, Robert, plan of Duquesne, 498, 575;
letters, 498;
notice of, 498, 575;
with Wolfe at Quebec, 546;
Memoirs, 575.
Stoddard, Amos, Sketches of Louisiana, 68.
Stoddard, Captain, 185.
Stoddard, Colonel John, 110, 188, 569.
Stoddard, Jonathan, 128.
Stokes, Anthony, Constitution of the British Colonies, 405.
Stone, W. L., Life and Times of Sir Wm. Johnson, 584;
on the Lake George campaign (1755), 584.
Stoner, Nicholas, 584.
Stony Point, 237.
Story, Joseph, 621.
Story, Thomas, his Journal, 243.
Stoughton, Governor, correspondence with Frontenac, 420.
Stoughton, John, plan of siege of Fort William Henry, 518.
Stoughton, J. A., Windsor Farms, 518.
Stoughton, Wm., lieutenant-governor of Massachusetts, 92;
rules Massachusetts, 95;
his character, 99;
dies, 103.
Streatfield, Thomas, 602.
Strobel, P. A., Salzburgers and their Descendants, 396.
Strong, M. M., Territory of Wisconsin, 568.
Subercase, 476;
attacks Newfoundland, 421;
character of, 423.
Suffield, Conn., 180.
Sufflet de Berville, 610.
Sugar Act, 155.
Sugar cane in Louisiana, 51.
Sunbury (Georgia), 401.
Sullivan, James, on the Penobscots, 430.
Sulte, Benj., Histoire des Canadiens, 619;
La Vérendrye, 567;
Champlain et le Vérendrye, 567;
Le Nom de Vérendrye, 568.
Sumner, W. G., American Currency, 176.
Surgères, Chevalier de, 16, 18, 21.
Surriage, Agnes, 152.
Susane, Ancienne Infanterie française, 497.
Susquehanna River, fort on, 80.
Susquehanna Title Stated, 240.
Susquehanna Valley lands, claimed by Connecticut, 180.
Susquehannas, 484.
Suze, treaty at (1629), 476.
Swain, D. L., historical agent of North Carolina, 355.
Swedes in Pennsylvania, 246.
Sweet, J. D., 264.
Swiss in Carolina, 331, 345, 347.
Symmes, Thomas, Lovewell Lamented, 431, 432;
Historical Memoirs, 431;
Original Account, 431.
Tache, E. P., 609.
Taensas, 20, 66.
Tailer, Wm., 408;
lieutenant-governor of Massachusetts, 132;
dies, 139;
autog., 425.
Tailfer, Patrick, True and Historical Narrative of the Colony of Georgia, 399, 401.
Tait’s Magazine, 603.
Talbot, John, 243.
Talbot, Sir Wm., 338.
Talcott, Jos., 143.
Tamoroa, 53.
Tanguay, Abbé, Dictionnaire Généalogique, 14, 186.
Tassé, Jos., Langlade, 568, 580;
Canadiens de l’Ouest, 568;
on Piquet, 571;
Sur un Point d’Histoire, 598.
Taylor, A. W., Indiana County, Pennsylvania, 249.
Taylor, H. O., Constitutional Government, 281.
Taylor, John, 185.
Taylor, Wesley and Methodism, 403.
Teach, the pirate, captured, 266.
Teedyuskung, king, 596.
Temple and Sheldon, Northfield, 185.
Temple Bar, 394.
Temple, letters on Acadia, 476;
order from Charles II., 476;
to Captain Walker, 476;
surrender of Acadia, 476.
Texas occupied by the Spanish, 29;
claimed by the French, 40;
history of, by Yoakum, 69.
Thacher, Oxenbridge, 156.
Thackeray, W. M., The Virginians, 284.
The Eclipse, 177.
Thiers, on John Law, 77.
Thomas, Gabriel, map of Pennsylvania, 239.
Thomas, George, governor of Pennsylvania, 215, 437.
Thomas, John, diary, 419.
Thomas, Jumonville, 574;
Œuvres, 574.
Thomassy, R., Géol. prat. de la Louisiane, 22, 68.
Thomaston, Me., 181.
Thomlinson, John, correspondence, 180.
Thompson, Jas., Expedition against Quebec, 604.
Thompson, Thos., Missionary Voyages, 244.
Thomson, Chas., Alienation of the Delaware and Shawanese Indians, 245, 575;
its map, 577;
annotated by Governor Hamilton, 575;
at Easton conference (1757), 596.
Thornton, John, Map of Virginia, 273.
Thorpe, Thos., Catalogue of MSS., 354.
Three Rivers, 486.
Thunderbolt Island, 372, 373.
Thurloe, State Papers, 336.
Ticonderoga, road to (1759), 485;
attacked by Abercrombie (1758), 523;
his defeat, 523;
view of its ruins, 523;
map of the attack, 524;
called “Cheonderoga”, 524;
other plans, 524, 525;
accounts of the fort (1758), 525;
its situation, 526;
attacked by Amherst (1759), 536;
abandoned, 536;
plan of the fort, 537;
described after its capture, 537;
contemporary French map, 588;
descriptions of defences, 597;
authorities on Abercrombie’s attack, 597, 598;
losses, 597;
Journal de l’Affaire du Canada, 598.
Tiddeman, Mark, map of New York harbor, 235.
Tilden, Poems, 587.
Timberlake, Henry, Draught of the Cherokee Country, 393;
Memoirs, 393.
Timlow, H. R., 248.
Titcomb, Moses, 502.
Tobacco in Maryland, 259;
a legal tender, 261;
in Virginia, 263, 265, 267, 280;
the plants cut by mobs, 263;
method of cultivating, 280;
Present State of Plantations (1709), 280;
in North Carolina, 303.
Tomachees, 70.
Tomo-chi-chi, chief of the Yamacraws, 369;
portrait, 371;
in England, 376, 399;
portrait in Urlsperger Tracts, 395;
Tombo-chi-qui, or the American Savage, 399.
Tonicas, 20, 66.
Tonti, Henri de, 14, 18, 19, 21;
on affairs at Detroit, 561;
his remonstrance, 561;
search for La Salle, 19;
dies, 24.
Toomer, J. W., 349.
Toronto, 490.
Torrey, H. W., 167.
Toulouse, Fort, 29.
Tourville, diary of Louisbourg (1758), 464.
Tower, Thos., 364.
Town system of New England, 169.
Townsend, Chas., urges the seizure of the Ohio, 490;
said to have arranged the English Memorials, 476.
Townshend, General, succeeds Wolfe at Quebec, 550;
his portrait, 607;
criticised in a Letter to an Hon. Brigadier-General, 607;
A Refutation, 607.
Townshend, Penn, 102;
autog., 425.
Tracy, Great Awakening, 135.
Trahan, Jos., recollections of Montcalm, 605.
Travelling, 244.
Treby, Sir Geo., 91.
Trent, James, 212.
Trent, Wm., 564.
Trent, Journal, 563.
Trenton, New Jersey, 212.