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1. Verfasser:	Doyle, John A. (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	New York AMS Press 1969
Ausgabe:	Repr. from the ed. London 1882
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Beschreibung:	XVI, 556 S.

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adam_text	CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. ГАОЕ Introduction ...........1 CHAPTER II. THE UNITED STATES TERRITORY. Unity of this territory ......... 6 Differences of soil and climate ........ 7 Difference between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts .... 8 America shares in the general movement of mankind westward . . 0 delations between Northern and Southern America .... 10 CHAPTER III. THE NATIVES. The name Indian . . . . . . . . . .11 Earlier inhabitants . . . . . . . . . .12 Two views of Indian character : each erroneous . . . . .13 The Indians a united and homogeneous race ..... 14 The Indian in war ..........15 Want of organization ..........10 Positive law and morality .........17 Relations to the English. General summary .....20 CHAPTER IV. AMERICAN DISCOVERY DURING THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. Pre-Columbian voyages ......... 23 Navigation and discovery before the fifteenth century .... 24 Opening of the great era of discovery ....... 25 English Havigation and commerce ....... 25 Bristol and the West .......... 28 The Cabots and their first patent ....... 30 Their first voyage . . . . . . . . . .31 Their second patent .......... 32 Sebastian Cabot s second voyage ....... 33 Patents of 1601........... 33 Vlil CONTENTS. I AtJE Second patent ........... 36 Voyages about 1500.......... 30 Interval of inaction .......... 37 Thome s writings .......... 38 Voyage of 1527........... 30 Hore s voyage ........... 40 Progress of navigation ......... 42 Distant voyages ........... 44 Outburst of naval activity about 1650 ...... 15 Voyages to Guinea .......... 47 Voyages to Russia .......... 40 Death of Sebastian Cabot ......... 50 Movement towards American discovery ...... 51 Literature of navigation ......... 53 Spirit of enterprise in the West of England ..... 54 Stukeley and his Florida scheme ....... 65 Sir Humphrey Gilbert ......... 57 Frobisher s voyages .......... 00 Gilbert s patent ........... 02 His first voyage ........... 02 His second voyage .......... 04 His death ............ 08 Peckham s Discourse on Western Planting ...... 08 Carlile s scheme .......... 72 Voyage of Barlow and Amidas ........ 74 Haleigh s first colony .......... 78 Lane s explorations .......... 83 Troubles with the Indians ......... 80 Departure of the colonists ......... 89 Grenville s voyage .......... 91 Ttaleigh s second colony . . . . . . . . .91 [White s return ........... 95 Attempts to relieve the colony ........ 95 ponclusion ............ 97 CHAPTER V. SPANISH AND FRENCH SETTLEMENTS IN AMERICA DURING THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. Prospects of colonization among the nations of Europo . . . 00 Spain as a colonizing power . . . . . . . .100 Ponce de Leon........... 102 Lucas de Ay lion .......... U>2 Paniphilo du Narvaez ......... 10· Hernando de Soto . . . . . . . . . .104 Lessons of De Soto s fiiilure ........ 107 France as a colonizing nation ........ 109 Do Lery s attempted scttlulHĽUt . . . . . . . .111 CONTENTS. ix PAUE Verrazzani . . . . . . . . . . . ,11] Cartier s first voyage.......... 112 His second voyage . . . . . . . . . .113 His third voyage .......... 116 Robervaľs settlement ..........116 The Huguenot settlement in Brazil . . . . . . .117 Ribaulťs voyage and settlement ........ 119 The colony reinforced by Laudonnière . . . . . .121 Hawkins s visit ...........124 Spanish designs . . . . . . . . . . . 125 Pedro de Menendez .......... 12G Treachery of the French Court ........127 Destruction of the French colony . . . . . . . Ï 28 Dominic de Gourgues .........130 CHAPTEE VI. THE VIRGINIA COMPANY. increased need for emigration . . . . . . . 134 Altered views of colonization . . . . . . . .138 Mace s voyage ...........139 Gosnold s voyage . . . . . . . . . .130 Richard Habluyt ..........140 The voyages of 1602..........142 Weymouth s voyage . . . . . . . . . 143 formation of the Virginia Company . . . . . . . ] 44 Constitution of the Company . . . . . . . .1-15 Character of the constitution . . . . . . . .147 Preparations for a voyage . . . . . . . . .140 Captain John Smith . . . . . . . . . . 152 Landing of the settlers .........1 õ4 Newport s explorations . . . . . . . . . 1 r.5 Troubles with the Iudians . . . . . . . . .ΙΛΟ Smith among the Indians . . . . . . . . .108 Further troubles at Jamestown ........ 100 Newport s visit to Powhatan . . . . . . . .101 Smith becomes President . . . . . . . . .102 Eagerness of the Company for immediate gain ..... 1(!4 Prospects of the colony in linglnnd ....... 100 Change in the constitution of the Company ..... 108 The voyage of 1009..........171 Discovery of the Herminias . . . . . . . .172 State of the settlement iu Virginia . . . . . . .17.4 Departure of Smith . . . . . . . . . 174 Distress of the colony under Percy . . . . . . .175 Intended break-up of the colony . . . . . . . 17(> Arrival of Delaware . . . . . . . . . .177 State of the colony under him . . . . . . . . 178 X CONTENT?. PAUK State of affaire in England ......... 181 Advice of Delaware aud Gates ........ 181 Sir Thomas Dale .......... 182 The first Virginian code ......... 184 State of the colony under Dale ........ 187 The second charter .......... 188 Capture of Pocahontaa ......... 100 Her marriage ........... 191 Peace with the Chickahominies ........ 192 Hamor s visit to Powhatan ........ 192 The French colonies .......... 193 De la Roche s settlement ......... 194 Champlain and De Monts ......... 194 De Poutrincourt .......... 195 The Jesuit colony .......... 197 Its destruction by Argali......... 198 His attack on Port Royal ......... 199 Discussion about Virginia in Parliament ...... 200 The colony under Dale ......... 202 Death of Dale ........... 203 Pocahontas in England ......... 203 Her death ............ 204 Her companions ........... 204 Yeardley acts as Governor ......... 205 Argali appointed Deputy-Governor ....... 20G Formation of a new party within the company ..... 208 The case of Brewster .......... 209 Argali superseded by Yeardley, and Smith by Sandys . . . 210 The first Virginian Assembly . . . . . . . .211 Its composition . . . . . . . . . . .211 Its proceedings . . . . . . . . . . .213 Increased energy on the part of the Company ..... 210 Schemes for converting the savages . . . . . . .217 Divisions within the Company . . . . . . . .219 Opposition from the Court ......... 220 Southampton elected Treasurer ........ 220 Dispute with the King about tohacco ...... 221 The colony described in Copland s sermon ...... 222 The massacre ........... 223 Spanish intrigues against the Company ...... 220 Case of Butler ........... 227 Case of Bargrave .......... 229 Other influences injurious to the Company ...... 229 Nicholas Ferrar ........... 230 Factions in the Company ......... 233 The Company brought before the Privy Council ..... 234 Further attacks ........... 235 Members imprisoned .......... 23G CONTENTS. xi ГА(;к Articles of indictment ......... 230 Appointment of Commissioners ........ 237 The colonists support the Company ....... 237 The Privy Council transfers the government of the colony to the Crown ........... 239 Attempt to bring the matter before Parliament ..... 240 The patent formally revoked ........ 241 The Company s records ......... 241 Conclusion ............ 242 CHAPTER VII. VIRGINIA UNDER ROYAL GOVERNMENT. Change in the character of subject ....... 24G Physical characteristics of Virginia ....... 247 System of Land Tenure ......... 248 Relations of the colony to the Crown ....... 250 Attempt to restore the Company ....... 251 Distressed state of the Colony ........ 251 Improvement in its condition ........ 253 Dealings with the Indians ......... 254 Legislation about tobacco culture ....... 255 Disputes between Governor Harvey and the settlers .... 259 Insurrection against Harvey ........ 202 Appointment of special Commissioners for the colonies . . . 204 Further attempts to restore the Company ...... 204 Agency of Sandys .......... 200 Proceedings of the Assembly ........ 207 General view of the condition of the colony ..... 208 Territorial limits .......... 270 Prosperity and contentment among the settlers ..... 270 Exportation of food .......... 273 Modifications of the above view ........ 273 Placemen ............ 274 Sir Francis Wyatt, Governor ........ 276 Sir William Berkeley .......... 270 Another Indian massacre ......... 278 Death of Opechancanough ......... 279 Submission of his successor ........ 280 CHAPTER VIII. VIRGINIA UNDER THE COMMONWEALTH. Colonial policy of the Commonwealth ...... 281 Attitude of Virginia towards parties in England ..... 281 Absence of any religious contest ....... 284 Independent congregations in Virginia ...... 285 xii CONTENTS. Distribution of power in the Virginian Constitution .... 280 Comparison of the Virginian and English Constitutions . . . 21)1 l osi tion of the Virginian Royalists ....... 293 Dealings of Parliament with Virginia ....... 293 Reduction of the colony ......... 294 Terms of surrender .......... 29Õ Increased power of the Assembly ....... 290 The Navigation Acts .......... 290 Dispute between the Governor and the burgesses .... 299 Decline of the Commonwealth . . . . . . . .301 Berkeley appointed Governor ........ 302 CHAPTER IX. VIEGINIA AFTER THE RESTORATION. Change of system .......... 304 Fresh interest in colonization ........ 305 Berkeley s instructions ......... 300 Discontent and uneasiness among the settlers .....307 Restrictions on commerce ......... 309 Difficulties about tobacco . . . . . . . · .310 Attacks by the Dutch .........310 Dispute about the forts . . . . . . . · .312 The hurricane . . . . . . . . . · .312 Berkeley s character . . . . . . . · ■ .313 Want of political morality in the colony . . . . . .313 The Long Assembly . . · ■ . . · · ■ .314 The King s grant of Virginia ........315 Grant to Arlington and Culpepper .......310 Popular grievances . . . . . . . ■ · .319 Relations with the Indians . . . ·.....319 Outbreak of hostilities .........320 Nathaniel Bacon .......... 324 A fresh Assembly elected . . . . . . · · . З- б Its proceedings ........... 320 Measures of Reform .......... 327 The Insurrection .......... 328 Bacon s success ........... 329 Berkeley retires to Accomac ........ 329 Bacon organizes his party .........330 His project of Independence ........ 332 Berkeley s successes .......... 333 Burning of Jamestown ......... 334 Death of Bacon ...........334 Overthrow of the insurgents ........335 Attitude of the Assembly ......... 337 Commissioners sent ont from Eng! and . . . . . . 338 Their proceedings ..........339 CONTENTS. xiii глок Berkeley s death .......... 340 Report of the Commissioners ........ 340 Peace with the Indiana ......... 341 Further discontent .......... 342 Lord Oulpepper appointed Governor ....... 343 His character ........... 343 His instructions ........... 344 His report ............ 345 The tobacco-cutting riot ......... 340 Culpepper s administration and its difficulties ..... 348 Lord Howard becomes Governor ....... 349 His instructions .......... 340 Нія career as Governor ......... 360 The revolution in Virginia ......... 352 Lieutenant-Governor Nicholson ........ 353 The Church in Virginia ......... 355 James Blair ........... 357 Proposals for a college ......... 350 Sir Edmund Andros becomes Governor ...... 361 Foundation and history of the college ...... 302 CHAPTER X. THE FOUNDATION OF MARYLAND. Contrast between Virginia and Maryland ...... 3C5 The Proprietary system ......... 307 Sir George Calvert .......... 367 His attempts at colonization ........ 368 His conflict with the Virginians . . . . . . . .371 The grant of Maryland ......... 373 Character of the charter ......... 373 Opposition to the grant ......... 375 The first settlement .......... 376 Its religious character ......... 377 The voyage ........... 377 Establishment of the colony ........ 378 The first Assembly .......... 378 System of land tenure ......... 379 Extension of the colony ......... 380 Constitution of Maryland ......... 380 Primary Assembly .......... 381 System of proxies .......... 382 Assembly of 1638.......... 384 Assembly of 1639.......... 385 Gradual establishment of representation ...... 386 Dispute with Virginia ......... 387 Hostilities between the two colonies ....... 388 Action of the Crown .......... 390 xiv CONTENTS. РАСИ Success of Maryland .......... 391 Difficulties with the Isle of Keut ....... 302 Olayborne s new scheme ......... 302 Legislative system .......... 394 Penal code ........... 305 Laws about religion .......... 306 Judicial system ........... 396 General character of the laws ........ 897 Condition of industry ......... 398 Natural resources .......... 400 Relations with the Indians ........ 400 War with them .......... 401 Outbreak of Civil War ......... 402 Baltimore conciliates the Puritans ....... 403 Immigration of Puritans into the colony ...... 404 Disputes in the Assembly ......... 405 Law concerning religion ......... 406 Surrender of the colony to the Parliamentary Commissioners . . 107 Troubles with the Nanticock Indians ....... 408 Stone s attempt at a counter-revolution ...... 408 Resumption of authority by the Commissioners . . . . .410 Outbreak of hostilities ......... 411 Fendalľs intrigues . . . . . . . . . .412 Baltimore s petition . . . . . . . . . .413 Proceedings in England concerning Maryland ..... 414 Agreement between Baltimore and the Commissioners . . .415 Dispute between the Proprietor and the Assembly . . . . 416 CHAPTEE XL THE REVOLUTION IN MARYLAND. State of the colony after the Restoration . . . . . . 418 State of religious parties ......... 419 Other elements of dissension ........ 422 Murder of Rousby .......... 423 A revolution threatened ......... 424 Outbreak of hostilities ......... 425 Proceedings of the victorious party ....... 426 Baltimore deprived of his Proprietorship ...... 427 Disputes as to the Proprietor s revenue ...... 429 Establishment of the Royal authority ...... 430 Nicholson as Governor ......... 431 His reforms ........... 432 Attacks upon him .......... 433 Rumours of Jacobitism ......... 433 The Church of England established in the Colony .... 434 Restoration of the Proprietor ........ 436 CONTENTS. XV CHAPTER ХІТ. THE TWO CAROLINAS. глот. Fresh impulse towards colonization after the Restoration . . . 438 The Grant of Carolina ......... 439 Reservation of popular rights ........ 440 Sir Robert Heatlťs grant ......... 440 Emigration from the other colonies ....... 441 Various settlements within the territory of Carolina .... 441 The first emigrants from Virginia ....... 442 Government established by Berkeley ....... 44.4 Further progress of the colony ........ 444 Its history becomes obscure ........ 445 The Fundamental Constitutions ........ 440 Their general character ......... 460 Later changes in the Fundamental Constitutions .... 451 Last change in 1698 .......... 452 Actual legislation in North Carolina ....... 452 Condition of the colony ......... 453 Rebellion of 1678.......... 454 Deposition of Sothel .......... 457 Connection between North and South Carolina ..... 458 Rebellion of 1715.......... 458 Troubles with the Indians ......... 460 The Palatine settlement ......... 461 Execution of Lawson .......... 462 The Tuscarora War .......... 462 Records of legislation in North Carolina ...... 464 General condition of the colony ....... 465 Extinction of the Proprietary Government in North Carolina . . 467 The settlement at Cape Fear ........ 467 Sandford s voyage .......... 460 Project of a Southern colony ........ 470 Industrial schemes of the Proprietors . . . . . . . 4 /1 The early years of the colony ........ 479 State of the colony under West ........ 475 Settlers from various countries ........ 477 Scotch settlers at Port Royal ........ 477 The colony invaded by the Spaniards ....... 478 Enslavement of the Indians by the planters. ..... 479 Activity of Shaftesbury ......... 481 Dissensions between the Proprietors and the colonists .... 482 Right of self-taxation .......... 484 Rebellion against Colleton ......... 484 Ludwell appointed Governor ........ 485 Archdale as Governor ......... 480 The High Church Party ......... 487 First invasion of Florida ......... 489 xvi CONTENTS. ΓΑ 0 її Sir Nathaniel Johnson, Governor ....... 49] Second invasion of Florida ......... 401 Siege of Charlestown .......... 492 Attempa to enforce conformity ........ 493 The Conformity Bill vetoed by the Crown ...... 495 The Church Establishment Act ........ 497 Charles Craven Governor ......... 497 General state of the colony ......... 497 The Yamassee war .......... 498 Poverty of the colony .......... 500 Political disputes between the settlers and the Proprietors . . . 602 Attack upon Trott.......... 603 An agent sent to England ......... 503 An association formed against the Proprietors ..... 504 Overthrow of the Proprietary Government ...... 506 General character of this revolution ....... 507 CHAPTER XIII. THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMICAL LIFE OF THE SOUTHERN COLONIES. Uniform character of the Southern colonies ..... 509 Early forms of slavery ......... 510 Kidnapping ........... 512 Establishment of negro slavery . . . . . . . .515 Moral feeling about slavery . . . . . . . .519 Legislation about slavery ......... 520 Religious status of the negro ........ 522 General influence of slavery ........ 523 Development of an aristocracy ........ 523 Social life of the Southern colonies ....... 524 Want of coinage .......... 524 Want of education .......... 526 Compensatory advantages of slavery ....... 527 Aristocratic feeling .......... 528 Peculiarities of South Carolina ........ 528 APPENDICES. Appendix A. The name Indian ....... 531 B. Hereditary succession among the Indians . . . 532 C. The Cabots and their voyages ..... 533 D. The Contraction House at Seville .... Є43 E. Captain John Smith ....... 544 INDEX ............ 549 Errata. Tage 216, line 7, for on rmti in. „ 232, „ 6, fin trensnrcrship read affairs.
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