commands Virginia regiment in Carthagena expedition, 417;
his character, 449;
his interview with dissenters, 440;
his measures against them, 441;
resigns, 448.

Gookin, Daniel, 164.

Gosnold, Bartholomew, 35;
his voyage to New England, 28;
his death, 43.

Governor, powers of, 350.

Gravesend, Pocahontas dies at, 120.

Greene, Nathaniel, General, 715.

Greenspring, plundered by rebels, 308;
assembly held at, 322.

Grenville, George, introduces stamp act, 538.

Griffin, Rev. C., 384.

Grymes, John, member of council, 446;
taken prisoner, 665.

Guilford, battle of, 718.

Gwynn's Island, Dunmore driven from, 665.

HAKLUYT, RICHARD, 115.

Hall, Carpenter's, congress meets in, 579.

Hamor, Ralph, visits Powhatan, 112.

Hampden Sydney College founded, 677.

Hanover presbytery, memorial of, 673.

Hansford, one of Bacon's adherents, executed, 314.

Hariot, Thomas, 23-4.

Harrison, Benjamin, of Surry, 654.

Harrison, Benjamin, of Brandon, member of first council under
republican constitution, 651.

Harrison, Jr., Benjamin, of Berkley, member of committee of
correspondence, 570;
delegate to congress, 681;
signer of Declaration, 652;
his family, 654-56.

Harrison, John, delegate in congress, 681.

Harvey, Sir John, governor, 182;
visits Calvert, 191;
gives away large tracts of Virginia territory, 193;
his corruption and tyranny, 193;
deposed and reinstated, 195.

Hatcher, William, 228.

Hawley, Major Joseph, of Massachusetts, 601.

Henrico, town of, 105.

Henry, Prince, 109.

Henry, Rev. Patrick, 521.

Henry, John, father of Patrick Henry the orator, 520;
his map of Virginia, 521.

Henry, Jr., Patrick, his speech in "Parsons' Cause," 515;
early life and education, 519;
his resolutions against stamp act, 538;
Mason's opinion of, 573;
member of convention, 538-42;
member of congress, 579;
his resolutions for putting colony in state of defence, 599;
his speech, 600;
captain of Hanover volunteers, 611;
recovers compensation for powder, 612;
Dunmore's proclamation against, 613;
his popularity, 614;
colonel of 1st