Edition, should be referred to for additional bibliographies.

INDEX

Agawam (Springfield), 61, 62

Allerton, Isaac, 17

_Ambrose, The_, ship, 29

Amsterdam, Separatists gather at, 7

"Ancient and Honorable Artillery," 135

Andros, Sir Edmund, takes part in case against Massachusetts, 156;
Governor of Massachusetts, 174 _et seq._;
strengthens fortifications, 179-80;
New York and New Jersey added to his domain, 183-84;
attention confined to Massachusetts, 184-85;
recalled, 196

_Anne, The_, ship, 13

Aquidneck, Island of, 48, 55

_Arabella, The_, ship, 29

Aspinwall, 48

Augsburg, settlement of (1555), 4

Aulnay-Charnise, Charles de Menou, Sieur d', 95-96

Bartlett, Robert, 84

Bay Colony, _see_ Massachusetts Bay Colony

Blackstone, William, 23, 24

_Blessing of the Bay, The_, ship, 78

Boston, Puritans from England settle at, 29;
half the colonists live in or near, 35;
treatment of Quakers in, 79-80;
importance of, 164;
grows into a city, 198;
_see also_ Shawmut

Boswell. Sir William, quoted, 97

Bradford, William, in Scrooby, 7;
quoted, 15-16;
Governor of Plymouth, 17;
_History of Plimouth Plantation_, 19;
dead before 1660, 78

Bradstreet, Governor of Massachusetts, 191

Bradstreet, Simon, 103

Branford, (Conn.), 70

Brenton, Governor, quoted, 114

Brewster, William, father of William, elder of Plymouth, 6

Brewster, William, Elder of Plymouth, 6, 8

Browne, John, 41

Browne, Samuel, 41

Bulkeley, Peter, 156

Cambridge platform (1648), 79

Canonchet, Indian chief, 142, 143, 144

Carr, Sir Robert, 119, 122

Cartwright, George, Colonel, 119, 122

Carver, John, Governor of Plymouth, 13

_Charity, The_, ship, 13

Charlestown (Mass.), 29, 35

Charter Oak, 181

Child, Dr. Robert, 38, 116

Church, Benjamin, Captain, 142

Clarendon, Lord, Prime Minister of England, 113, 116, 117, 120-21, 126

Clark, John, of Newbury, 83

Clarke, Dr. John, 47, 48, 103, 106, 112, 113

Clayton, Richard, 6

Coddington, William, 43, 47, 48, 49, 54-55

Coggeshall, one of founders of Portsmouth, 48

Connecticut, leaders who influenced, 47;
settled by Massachusetts people, 56;
four claimants for, 57;
migration from Massachusetts, 57-61;
commission government, 60-61;
government, 62-64;
witchcraft i