The original sources for the period are: the _Acts of the Privy Council, Colonial_, vols. i, ii (1908-1910); _The Calendar of State Papers, Colonial_, vols. i-viii, 1574-1692 (1860-1901); and the colonial records of Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire. Collections of narratives and letters may be found in the publications of the Prince Society [C. H. Bell, _John Wheelwright and his Writings_ (1876); C. F. Adams, _Morton's New England Canaan_ (1883); C. W. Tuttle, _Capt. John Mason_ (1887); J. P. Baxter, _Sir Ferdinando Gorges_, 3 vols. (1890); C. F. Adams, _Antinomianism in the Colony of Massachusetts Bay_ (1894); R. N. Toppan, _Edward Randolph_, 7 vols. (1898-1909, last two volumes edited by A. T. S. Goodrick)]; and in the _Original Narratives of Early American History_ [W. T. Davis, _Bradford's History of Plymouth Plantation_ (1908); J. K. Hosmer, _Winthrop's Journal_, 2 vols. (1908); J. F. Jameson, _Johnson's Wonder-Working Providence of Sion's Saviour in New England_ (1911); C. H. Lincoln, _Narratives of the Indian Wars_ (1913); G. L. Burr, _Narratives of the Witchcraft Cases_ (1914); C. M. Andrews, _Narratives of the Insurrections_ (1915)]. A sumptuous edition of Bradford's history has been edited for the Massachusetts Historical Society, by W. C. Ford, 2 vols. (1915). S. Sewall's _Diary_, 3 vols. (Mass. Hist. Soc. _Coll._, 5th series, 1878-1882) and Cotton Mather's _Magnalia_, 2 vols. (1853) are important. W. Walker, _The Creeds and Platforms of Congregationalism_ (1893) is of great value. C. W. Sawyer, _Firearms in American History_ (1910), has an excellent chapter on firearms in colonial times. The articles on _Boston_, _New England_, _Massachusetts_, _Plymouth_, _Friends_ (_Society of_), etc., in _The Encyclopaedia Britannica_, 11th Edition, should be referred to for additional bibliographies. INDEX Agawam (Springfield), 61, 62 Allerton, Isaac, 17 _Ambrose, The_, ship, 29 Amsterdam, Separatists gather at, 7 "Ancient and Honorable Artillery," 135 Andros, Sir Edmund, takes part in case against Massachusetts, 156; Governor of Massachusetts, 174 _et seq._; strengthens fortifications, 179-80; New York and New Jersey added to his domain, 183-84; attention confined to Massachusetts, 184-85; recalled, 196 _Anne, The_, ship, 13 Aquidneck, Island of, 48, 55 _Arabella, The_, ship, 29 Aspinwall, 48 Augsburg, settlement of (1555), 4 Aulnay-Charnise, Charles de Menou, Sieur d', 95-96 Bartlett, Robert, 84 Bay Colony, _see_ Massachusetts Bay Colony Blackstone, William, 23, 24 _Blessing of the Bay, The_, ship, 78 Boston, Puritans from England settle at, 29; half the colonists live in or near, 35; treatment of Quakers in, 79-80; importance of, 164; grows into a city, 198; _see also_ Shawmut Boswell. Sir William, quoted, 97