The American Colonies in the Seventeenth Century: Imperial control. Beginnings of the system of royal provinces

Macmillan, 1907

Thorough history of legal, institutional and administrative aspects of life in the colonies.

Organs of imperial control	7

The Virginia company plans to market its tobacco in the Nether	32

The dissolution of the Virginia company under process of quo warranto	51

Massachusetts prepares to resist Gorges	67

Conciliatory attitude of president and councillors	83

ter of royal appointments	84

490	91

The commissions and instructions of Wyatt 1639 and Berkeley 1641	102

493	284

Administration of Lord Culpeper 16801683	293

Reports from New England and royal order that Andros and	297

135	300

Unfavorable reports as to the insurgent government in Massachu	312

Plantation board reports in favor of quo warranto 1678	324

Commission of 1679 to President Cutt and council	337

More stringent measures adopted by Leisler	350

Reduction of the island colonies	108

22208	121

Terms of settlement with assembly and with governor and council	127

All culminated in the activities of the group of officials and states	147

491	148

Affairs in New England and the encroachments of the Dutch demand	154

Her instructions to the agentspolicy of passive resistance	162

The administration of Edward Cranfield 16821685	169

422	191

CHAPTER VII	193

The acts of trade of Charles II	206

Relation of the conquest of New Netherland to this policy	212

Bacons rebellion	217

Further complaints followed by circular letter and resolve to	222

133	233

Efforts of Mason and Gorges to assert their claims both in Eng	234

Administration under the acts of trade illustrated by the experiences	240

CHAPTER VIII	242

The assembly in its relations with the official oligarchy	248

Sessions of convention May 9 and 22 The old charter government	249

Problem of coast defence in Virginia	254

Inhabitants of upper counties gather for defence	263

134	283

Título	The American Colonies in the Seventeenth Century: Imperial control. Beginnings of the system of royal provinces Volume 3 de The American Colonies in the Seventeenth Century, Herbert Levi Osgood
Autor	Herbert Levi Osgood
Editora	Macmillan, 1907
Original de	Universidade de Michigan
Digitalizado	17 Set 2008

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agency in general	354

CHAPTER XII	358

The treaty of neutrality at Whitehall 1686	376

Mather at the court of James II	426

AN ASSEMBLY PER	444

Weakness of Nicholson and council shown	455

Resort had to a royal commission 1664 Its doings in New England	466

Arrival of Major Ingoldesby with troops January 1691	470

Hearing before the privy council	475

The excuses and defence urged by the condemned	477

136	480

Uprising of Coode and the Associators July 1689	495

Lionel Copley commissioned as royal governor June 1691	501

Friction between the lower house of assembly and the proprietor	502

CONCLUSION	507

Rapid development of executive and judicial control after the Restoration	516

286	525

220	530

137	531

Sandys defends the company	538

379	540

517	541

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