Great Events in the History of North and South America — John Shaqi
Great Events in the History of North and South AmericaGoodrich, Charles A. (Charles Augustus)
History
Great Events in the History of North and South America
Goodrich, Charles A. (Charles Augustus)
North America -- History; South America -- History; United States -- History
Plymouth; Massachusetts; Connecticut; New Haven; New Hampshire;
Rhode Island; Maine; Vermont--Character of the Early
Settlers, 61
III. MIDDLE AND SOUTHERN SETTLEMENTS.
New York; New Jersey; Delaware; Maryland; N. Carolina; S.
Carolina; Georgia; Pennsylvania, 96
III.--INDIANS: THEIR TRIBES AND WARS.
I. INDIAN TRIBES.
General Division; Tribes in the Central and Southern parts of New
England; Tribes in the Northern parts; East of Lake Erie and
South of Lake Ontario; Southern Tribes, 104
II. ORIGIN OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS.
Various Speculations on the subject; Opinions of Voltaire, of Rev.
Thos. Thorowgood, Dr. Boudinot, Roger Williams, Hubbard, Thos.
Morton, John Josselin, Cotton Mather, Dr. Mitchell, Dr.
Swinton, 109
III. VIRGINIA INDIAN WARS.
Early Troubles of the English with the Indians; Power and Cruelty
of Powhatan; his apparent Friendship for the Colonists;
Treacherous Conduct; Kindness of Pocahontas; Inhuman Conduct
of Lord De la War; Captivity of Pocahontas; Cruel Massacre of
the Whites; Opecancanough; Troubles with Totopotomoi; Anecdote
of Jack-of-the-feather, 113
IV. PLYMOUTH COLONY AND THE INDIANS.
Early Rencontre at Plymouth; Friendly Intercourse established by
means of Samoset; Kindness of Squanto; Intercourse with
Massasoit; Contemplated Massacre defeated; Caunbitant;
Hobomok, 125
V. ENGLISH AND NARRAGANSETS.
Territory of the Narragansets; Canonicus their Sachem; his mode of
Challenging the English to War; Union proposed between the
Pequods and Narragansets; how Defeated; Haughty Bearing of
Miantonimoh; Accused of a Conspiracy against the English;
Accusations repelled; Peace concluded between him and
Massachusetts; War between Uncas and Miantonimoh; the latter
captured, and delivered to the English; how disposed of;
Character of Uncas; Troubles with the Narragansets under
Ninigret; Expedition against him; its Issue, 142
VI. PEQUOD WAR.
Territory of the Pequods; their Character; Sassacus; his Hatred of
the English; Cruelties practiced towards them; War declared by
Connecticut; Expedition of Captain Mason; Surprise and
Destruction of the Fort; Further Prosecution of the War;
Consequences resulting from it, 153
VII. PHILIP'S WAR.
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