II.--Rev. Morgan Godwyn's Account of the Condition of the
Church in Virginia. 277

XXXIII.--Indian Disturbances. Disaffection of Colonists. 280

XXXIV.--Bacon's Rebellion. 283

XXXV.--Bacon's Rebellion, continued. 293

XXXVI.--Bacon's Rebellion, continued. 308

XXXVII.--Closing Scenes of the Rebellion. 313

XXXVIII.--Punishment of the Rebels. Berkley's death. Succeeded
by Jeffreys. 319

XXXIX.--Chicheley, Governor. Culpepper, Governor. 326

XL.--Statistics of Virginia. 331

XLI.--Effingham, Governor. Death of Beverley. Effingham's
Corruption and Tyranny. 335

XLII.--William and Mary proclaimed. College chartered.
Andros, Governor. 343

XLIII.--Condition of Virginia. Powers of Governor. Courts and
State Officers. Revenue. 349

XLIV.--Administration of Andros. Nicholson again Governor. 356

XLV.--Assembly held in the College. Ceremony of Opening.
Governor's Speech. 364

XLVI.--Church Affairs. Nicholson recalled. Huguenots. 367

XLVII.--Rev. Francis Makemie. Dissenters. 371

XLVIII.--Nott, Lieutenant-Governor. Earl of Orkney,
Governor-in-chief. 375

XLIX.--Spotswood, Governor. 378

L.--Indian School. 384

LI.--Spotswood's Tramontane Expedition. 387

LII.--Virginia succours South Carolina. Disputes between
Spotswood and the Burgesses. Blackbeard. 391

LIII.--Spotswood's Administration reviewed. His subsequent
Career and Death. His Family. 398

LIV.--Drysdale, Governor. Robert Carter, President. 411

LV.--Gooch's Administration. Carthagena Expedition. 414

LVI.--Settlement of the Valley. John Lewis. 423

LVII.--Rev