United States -- History -- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775
Cambridge, Mass., founded, 127;
fortifications at, 128;
meeting of General Court, 135, 136;
establishment of Harvard College, 130, 158, 188;
emigration to Connecticut, 140;
the "bishop's palace," 189.
Cambridge platform adopted, 162.
Canada. _See_ New France.
Cape Breton island, discovered by Cabot, 25;
in early struggles between French and English, 252;
fall of Louisburg, 243;
in King William's War, 253;
in King George's War, 255.
Cape Cod, Champlain's visit, 36;
named by Gosnold, 41;
arrival of Pilgrims, 117, 118;
Indian missionary efforts, 170;
character of, 179.
Caribs, the, 8, 9, 236, 239.
Carolina, named after Charles IX., 33;
causes of failure of early colonies, 41-43;
French expelled by Spaniards, 48;
early settlers, 87-89;
under the lords proprietors, 89-92;
division of the colonies, 92;
reunited, 94;
Barbadians in, 236, 237;
geography, 96, 97;
population, 97;
character of colonists, 97;
agriculture, 102;
commerce, 104.
_See_ North Carolina and South Carolina.
Carteret, Sir George, obtains grant of New Jersey, 205, 211, 212.
--, Philip, governor of New Jersey, 211.
Cartier, Jacques, explores St. Lawrence River, 32, 246.
Catholics, in England, 115;
in Virginia, 76;
in Maryland, 77, 81-87, 108;
in the Carolinas, 95;
in Pennsylvania, 108, 230;
in New Jersey, 214;
in Georgia, 260;
policy of the church in New France, 49, 50, 246, 247, 251, 252.
Cayuga Indians, 10, 11.
Champlain, Samuel de, early explorations, 26, 35;
founds Quebec, 36, 246;
fights the Iroquois, 196;
on Lake Huron, 246, 247;
as governor of New France, 251, 252;
death, 248.
Charles I., king of England, interest in Virginia, 75;
interest in Maryland, 82, 84;
interest in Carolina, 88;
attitude towards the Puritans, 125, 127;
annuls Massachusetts charter, 131;
grants Windward Islands to Carlisle, 237;
execution, 76.
Charles II., king of England, reception of Berkeley, 79;
proclaimed in Massachusetts, 159;
attitude towards Quakers, 166;
displeased with New Englanders, 166-168, 174;
treatment of Connecticut and Rhode Island, 168, 169;
claims New Netherlands, 202, 203;
interest in New Jersey, 212;
charter to Penn, 215;
charters Hudson's Bay Company, 243;
attitude towards New France, 252;
death, 175.
Charleston, S.C., founded, 92, 93, 98;
churchmen in, 109;
characteristics, 228;
arrival of Scotch, 269;
attacked by French, 278.
Charlestown, Mass., founded, 122, 127;
fortified, 131;
hanging of a witch, 190.
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