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for Rhode Island, 103. Peace of Paris, of 1763, effect on colonial policy of England, 205; of 1783, provisions of the, 270-72. Pegalotti, 9. Peking, 5, 8. Penn, William, 133. Pennsylvania, founded, 133; charter annulled and restored, 146; taxation of proprietary estates in, 164; mecca of the Germans, 177; and of the Scotch-Irish, 179; Quaker government opposed by western counties of, 242; Loyalist stronghold, 259. Penry, John, 88. Pepys, Samuel, 125. Perestrello, Felipe Moniz de, 22. Periwigs, badge of "gentle folk," 173, 174. Peru, conquest of, 84. Philadelphia, growth of, 162; Germans land at, 178; First Congress meets in, 234; taken by Howe, 257; evacuated by Clinton, 261. Philip II, 34-37. Philippine Islands, 28. Philip's War, 119. Phillips, George, 98. "Philosophers," America and the French, 199, 200. Piedmont of Virginia, 179. Pine Barrens, 179. Pinzon, 26, 28. Pioneers. _See_ Frontier. Piquet, Pere, 156. Piracy, 40, 146. Pitt, William, and the Seven Years' War, 158 _ff._; opposes Stamp Act, 223; admires papers of the First Congress, 247. Pittsfield, 175. Pizarro, Francisco, 34. Pizarro, Hernando, 34. Plan for a British-American Parliament, Galloway's, 246. Plantation type of colony. _See_ Colonial control. Plantation in Virginia, the, 70 _ff._, 74, 166. Pliny, 13. Plymouth colony, 57, 87, 107. Plymouth Company, 56. Pola, Marco, 8, 9. Politics. _See_ Government: Party. Pope, Alexander, 126, 170. Population, of the colonies, 66, 161, 162; of Virginia, 69, 71; of Massachusetts Bay, 93; of Carolina, 129, 130; of New York, 132; of Pennsylvania, 134; of Louisiana, 152; of New France, 157; German and Scotch-Irish, 177. Porto Rico, 32. Portsmouth, 103. Portugal, 19, 37, 150. Post office established in the colonies, 191. Potosi, mines of, 34. Pownall, Governor of Massachusetts, 158. Precious metals, European interest in Asia largely determined by the desire for, 10-14; America valuable to Spain because of, 31 _ff._; important for the national state of the sixteenth century, 49 _ff._; flow into England from Portugal and the West Indies, 150; lack of specie in frontier communities, 183; drain of specie leads to use of paper money, 208. Presbyterians in America, 180 _ff._, 189, 190, 194. Prices, 14, 149. Prince, Thomas, 188. Princeton College
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