New Haven discovered, Earthquake in New England, Increase of Settlements in Connecticut, New Hampshire separated from Massachusetts, 62 80 Rhode Island purchased of the Indians, A prohibiting the use of tobacco, Arts and Manufactures, Education and Population, ib ib ib ib 81 ib Discovery and progress of the Middle and Southern States. Hudson's voyage and discoveries, History of all the Colonies combined, Orders given to arrest them, Charter of Connecticut read to the freemen, Difficulty in collecting taxes, New York submits to Col. Nichols, Demand of Sir Edmund Andross, Surrendered back to a small Dutch Fleet, Determined resistance of Capt. T. Bull, Indian fort taken and destroyed with many of the men, women, and children, J. E. Andross demands the Connecticut charter, Death of King Philip, Peace concluded with the Indians, Form of Government by William Penn, Colonel Fletcher succeeds Gov. Sloughter, Governor Fletcher demands the submission of the Connecticut militia to his command, A treaty between Great Britain and France, Heroic act of Mr. Dustan, Distressing situation of Mrs. Dustan and other First suspicion of Witchcraft, The Earl of Bellamont appointed Governor, Mr. Williams and other prisoners redeemed, Nine Transports lost, Samuel Street appointed Governor, 109 Indian War in South Carolina, ib Peace between France and England, ib William Barnet appointed Governor, 110 Forts and trading houses built on Lake Ontario, ib ib Settlement of Georgia continued, Disturbance among the Negroes in South Carolina, 111 ib Causes which led to the American Revolution. Falmouth in Massachusetts burnt by the English, Boston evacuated by the British, Of the confederation, Formation, and adoption of the present Constitution of the United States, General George Washington elected first President, ib. Washington's journey from Mount Vernon to N. Y. 241 President's tour through New-England The first Census completed in 1791, A Treaty with the Creek Indians, War with the North-Western Indians, General St. Clair's military operations, General Washington re-elected President, 1792, Declaration of War by France against England and Holland, ib. Death of General Washington-doings of the nation 253 |