=Indians.= In Warwick, 12 At Pottowomut Neck, 14 Employed by Massachusetts against Gorton, 40, 41 Their sympathy with Gorton, 46 They save his life, 68-69 He is their trusted counsellor, 69 =Individualism=, Samuell Gorton’s, 77, 105 =Inner= Light, Gorton opposes the Quaker doctrine of, 93-94 =Intolerance.= Of the Puritans, 25 Samuell Gorton opposes, 78, 94 Its contest with Soul Liberty, 78-80 Final overthrow of, 81 =James= the Second, 78 =Liberty= of Conscience. Gorton leaves England for, 25 Not found in Massachusetts, 26 Nathaniel Ward on, 48 Upheld by Gorton and Roger Williams, 78-81 =Lincoln=, Abraham, 76 =Lippitt=, Hon. Charles Warren, 110 =Lippitt=, Hon. Henry, 110 =London=, Gorton’s residence in, 24 His return to, 54-55 =Lord’s= Prayer, Gorton’s Commentary on, 85, _et seq._ =Mace=, William, married Sarah, daughter of Samuell Gorton, 108, _note_. =Mackie=, John M. his Life of Samuell Gorton, 17, 21, 23, 106, _note_, 119 =Magna= Charta, 76 =Mahershallalhashbaz=, daughter of Samuell Gorton, 108 =Manhattan=, 54 =Maplett=, Dr. John, Brother-in-law of Samuell Gorton: his bequest to his sister and her children, 27, _note_. Mary, wife of Samuell Gorton, 26, 27, _note_, 29, 72, 107 Mary, mother of Mrs. Gorton: her bequest to her daughter, 27, _note_. =Massachusetts Bay.= Intolerance of its government, 25 Gorton banished from, 45 Its contest for the control of Narragansett Bay, 49-58 Its efforts blocked by Samuell Gorton, 51-58 Failure of its theocratic policy, 79-81 =Miantonomi.= Gorton purchases Shawomet of, 37, 38 Winthrop and Roger Williams purchase Prudence Island of, 50, and _note_. His murder by the Mohegans with the consent of the Boston elders, 52 =Mixan=, 52 =Monism=, Samuell Gorton’s, 89 =Morton=, Nathaniel, On Samuell Gorton, 33 Gorton’s correspondence with, 22, _note_, 84 =Mysticism=, Gorton’s, 84, 94 =Narragansett Bay.= Gorton’s residence on, 13, 37, 112 Settlement of Aquidneck on, 29 Efforts of Massachusetts authorities to control, 50, 55 =Narragansett= Indians. Allies of Gorton, 10 Gorton purchases Shawomet of, 37 Gorton obtains their submission to Great Britain, 51-53 Massachusetts declares war against, 53 Gorton publishes their submission in London, 55 =New England= Confederation, 39, 53 =Nowell=, Increase, on Gorton’s alleged blasphemies, 39, and _note_, 83, _note_. =Ordinances= of religion, Gorton’s opposition to, 90, 93 =Palfrey=, John G. His account of Samuell Gorton in his History of New England, 18 Admits sympathy with Gorton in Massachusetts, 46 =Pawtuxet.= Gorton’s settlement in, 35 His contest with William Arnold, 36 His departure from, 37 Contest of Massachusetts for, 50 =Pawtuxet= River, 8, 14 =Peage=, 57, and _note_. =Perry=, Hon. Amos, 85 =Pessicus=, 52