T Tournay, invested, 41. Tufts, William, his bravery, 113. Tyng, Commodore Edward, commands colonial fleet, 67; _note_ 72. U Utrecht, how the Peace of, affects the colonies, 30. V Vaughan, William, who he was and what he did, 49, 50; _note_ 58; volunteers for Louisburg, 63; leads a scouting party, 85; and takes Royal Battery, 86. Vigilant, French war-ship, taken, 110. W Waldo, Samuel, at Louisburg, 67 and _note_ 71; occupies Royal Battery, and fires first shot, 89. War of the Austrian Succession, its policy outlined, 40; produces war between England and France, 41; hostilities begin at Nova Scotia, 44. Warren, Commodore Peter, orders sent to, 44; arrives at Canso and proceeds off Louisburg, 78; takes the Vigilant, 110; is re-enforced, 111; his plan for taking the city, 111; agrees to a general attack, 116; he ignores Pepperell, 119; made an admiral, 130. Whitefield, Rev. George, 62; writes a motto for the flag, 65. Wolcott, Gen. Roger, 67 and _note_ 71. Transcriber’s Notes —Retained publication and copyright information from the original; this eBook is public-domain in the U.S. —Silently corrected a few palpable typographical errors. —Retained the consistent spelling “Pepperell” for the man usually known as “Pepperrell” —In the text versions, enclosed italicized text in _underscore_. End of Project Gutenberg's The Taking of Louisburg 1745, by Samuel Adams Drake