Virginia Company of London: charter of 1606, 1, 4; set up despotism, 5; members consider going to Virginia, 7; James I attacks, 11; _A True Answer_, 11; blamed by commission, 11; rejects King's offer, 12; appeals to Parliament, 12; charter revoked, 12; reasons for, 13; restoring of opposed, 17 Wallace, Rev. James: sermon enrages Nicholson, 141, 142; testifies against Nicholson, 148 Washington, George: warns French on Ohio, 201; expedition to Ohio, 202; commands in Valley, 205; Continental Congress, 240; wears uniform to Congress, 245; commander-in-chief, 245; predicts independence, 254, 255 West: expansion into, 182; aids democracy, 184 West, Capt. Francis: Governor, 37 West, John: acting Governor, 47; sent to England, 49 William III: joint monarch, 121, 122 Williamsburg: capitol at, 146; Nicholson founds, 146; celebrates Stamp Act repeal, 230; day of prayer, 239; powder seized, 244; an armed camp, 248; celebrates independence, 256, 257 Wingfield, Edward: member of Council, 4; ousted, 5; accuses other Councillors, 5 Wormeley, Ralph: supports Dunmore, 242 Wyatt, Sir Francis: receives constitution, 9; Governor, 51 Wythe, George: 219; protests Stamp Act, 224 Yeardley, Capt. George: Governor, 6; brings Magna Carta, 9; calls first Assembly, 10; reappointed, 13; pleads for Assembly, 14; death, 36 * * * * * Transcriber's Corrections Following is a list of significant typographical errors that have been corrected. - Page 7, missing close quote added according to original source text by Brown (of the Court."). - Page 23, missing close quote added based on transcriber assumption because original source text was not found for confirmation (King in Council."). - Page 47, "Harvery" changed to "Harvey" (forced Harvey to deliver). - Page 90, "hubub" changed to "hubbub" (hearing the hubbub). - Page 123, "aproved" changed to "approved" (he approved of it). - Page 126, missing open quote added based on transcriber assumption because original source text was not found for confirmation ("but he hath not estate). - Page 128, close quote removed based on transcriber assumption because open quote is missing and original source text was not found for confirmation (he dissolved them.). - Page 128, missing close quote added based on transcriber assumption because original source text was not found for confirmation (the King's "goodness"). - Page 143, missing close quote added based on transcriber assumption because original source text was not found for confirmation (to live here."). - Page 148, "perscution" changed to "persecution" (persecution and injustice). - Page 170, missing open quote added based on transcriber assumption because original source text was not found for confirmation ("extraordinary emergency").