The History of the Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire, Volume 1

Rivingtons, 1856 - Great Britain

OF ENGLAND TOWARDS COLONIZATION	1

The progress of Puritanism	6

Memorial from Robert Thorne an English merchant at Seville	13

State of the Church and Nation under Edward VI	19

Smith wounded and returns to England His valuable ser	25

Raleghs Patent to colonise Guiana in 1617	26

Death of Willoughby	27

Cabots excellent instructions to Willoughbys fleet	29

Pocahuntas taken prisoner by the English	232

Robertsons misstatement of Bacons opinion respecting	241

Relations between the English and the French and Dutch	244

48	260

Its effects Rev Jonas Stockhams Letter	282

Petition to the House of Commons	288

Keaths hasty conduct	301

Tuckar succeeded by Butler	307

His character The Bermudas their position	32

Connexion of the notice of Russia with the first Report of	33

Intercourse with Iceland and Greenland	40

First Charter granted by Elizabeth to Sir Humfrey Gilbert	46

Proceeds further on his voyage Compelled by losses to	54

CHAPTER III	62

Motives in early life inducing him thereto	63

Remarkably illustrated by the Report of Hariot His notice	68

Another attempt to colonise Virginia under White The first	74

Discoveries of the English in other quarters Frobishers	80

The English often carried into slavery and efforts made	87

His hard treatment	88

CHAPTER IV	98

The Prayer Book and the Thirtynine Articles	105

Colony planted at Avalon by Sir George Calvert	124

Archbishop Abbot	151

Appointed under the sanction of Archbishop Bancroft on	156

President	174

His Sermon	182

Smiths heavy trials	186

Supplies intercepted and the Colony lost	188

Symondss Sermon	197

The miserable condition of James Town Divine Service	211

Gates returns to Virginia with Rev Mr Glover	225

Bacons views of Colonization	314

103	340

The Newfoundland School Society	342

49	344

The unsuccessful settlement of the Plymouth Company at Saga	350

Barbados possessed by the English in 1605 but no settle	373

CHAPTER VIII	381

Bishop Lake The share of the Church of England in	388

Severities against Leighton Prynne and others	395

Intention of sending a Bishop to New England	402

The causes of them	402

397	402

Jurisdiction of the Bishop of London over English congrega	410

The Long Parliament	418

53	423

Civil war begins	424

CHAPTER IX	455

The rapid succession of Governors	457

Presentments and Registers Oath of Churchwardens Penalty	463

Absence of all spiritual controul Visitation of ministers	469

Leah and Rachel	494

Daily Prayer to be said in the Court of Guard Vir	499

ginia No II Royal Instructions to the Governor of Newfoundland 507	507

Title	The History of the Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire, Volume 1 The History of the Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire, James Stuart Murray Anderson
Author	James Stuart Murray Anderson
Edition	2
Publisher	Rivingtons, 1856
Original from	the University of Virginia
Digitized	11 Dec 2008

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