_A revolution in England._ _The French refugees meet with encouragement._ _Philip Ludwell appointed governor._ _Harsh treatment of the colonists to the refugees._ _The manner of obtaining lands._ _Juries chosen by ballot._ _Pirates favoured by the colonists._ _Thomas Smith appointed governor._ _The planting of rice introduced._ _Occasions a necessity for employing negroes._ _Perpetual slavery repugnant to the principles of humanity and Christianity._ _Foreign colonies encouraged from views of commercial advantage._ _Indians complain of injustice._ _The troubles among the settlers continue._ _John Archdale appointed governor._ _Archdale's arrival and new regulations._ _Treats Indians with humanity._ _The proprietors shamefully neglect agriculture._ _Archdale returns to England, and leaves Joseph Blake governor._ _A colony of French in Florida._ _The French refugees incorporated by law._ _Depredations of pirates._ _A hurricane, and other public calamities visit the province._ _James Moore chosen governor._ _Lord Granville palatine._ _King William's charter to the society for propagating the gospel._ _An established church projected by the Palatine._ _But disliked by the majority of the people._ _Governor Moore resolves to get riches._ _Encourages irregularities at elections._ _Proposes an expedition against Augustine._ _Which proven abortive._ _The first paper currency made._ _The expedition against the Apalachian Indians._ _The culture of silk._ _And of cotton._ _Rice fixed on by the planters as a staple commodity._ CHAP. IV. _War declared against France._ _Sir Nathaniel Johnson appointed governor._ _His instructions._ _He endeavours to establish the church of England._ _Pursues violent measures for that purpose._ _The church of England established by law._ _The inhabitants of Colleton county remonstrate against it._ _Lay commissioners appointed._ _The acts ratified by the Proprietor._ _The petition of Dissenters to the House of Lords._ _Resolutions of the House of Lords._ _Their address to the Queen._ _The Queen's answer._ _A project formed for invading Carolina._ _A Spanish and French invasion._ _The invader repulsed and defeated by the militia._ _The union of England and Scotland._ _Missionaries sent out by the society in England._ _Lord Craven palatine._ _Edward Tynte governor._ _The revenues of the colony._ _The invasion of Canada._ _A French colony planted in Louisiana._ _A colony of Palatines settled._ _Robert Gibbes governor._ _Charles Craven governor._ _An Indian war in North Carolina._ _The Tuskorora Indians conquered._ _Bank-bills established._ _Remarks on paper currency._ _Trade infested by pirates._ _Several English statutes adopted._ CHAP. V.