pares new Indian expedition, 171;
marches against Berkeley, 171;
resolves to defy King, 172;
forces oaths on prominent men, 173;
attacks Pamunkeys, 174, 175;
marches on Jamestown, 178, 179;
repulses Berkeley's attack, 180;
enters Jamestown, 181;
burns Jamestown, 182;
binds Gloucestermen, 183, 184;
death of in October, 1676, 184; 186; 187;
executive ability of, 190; 195; 196; 202; 222.

Bacon, Colonel Nathaniel, 108;
cousin of the Rebel, 154;
rebels at house of, 185; 189.

Bacon's Rebellion, see Bacon, 114; 121;
interrupts Virginia charter, 126; 127; 135; 136; 139; 144;
outbreak of, 155;
events of, 155 to 194;
collapses, 190;
anarchy of, 191;
results of, 223.

Bahama, Gulf of, fleet wrecked in, 9.

Ballard, Thomas, takes Bacon's oaths, 173;
excluded from Council, 216; 229; 252.

Baltimore, Lord, (Cecilius Calvert) sends colonists to Maryland, 70; 71; 72; 118;
prohibits cessation in Maryland, 122; 123; 238.

Baltimore, Lord, (George Calvert) colony of in Newfoundland, 68;
secures Maryland patent, death of, 69.

Barrow, James, injustice to, 198.

Beale, Thomas, excepted from pardon, 203.

Bennett, Richard, invites Puritan preachers, 92;
Governor, 103;
appeases Northampton, 105;
Burgesses rebuke, 106.

Berkeley, Lord John, 131; 201; 213;
attacks King's commissioners, 215.

Berkeley, Sir William, 12;
Governor, 84;
character of, 85;
just rule of, 86;
equalizes taxes, 87;
opposes Company, 88;
conquers Indians, 90;
loyalty of to King, 91;
persecutes Puritans, 92;
fears assassination, 94;
speech of defying Parliament, 96, 97, 98;
expedition against, 99;
surrenders, 100;
terms with Parliament, 101; 103;
elected Governor, 1660, 110;
speech of, 111;
accepts office, 112;
letter of to Charles II, 113; 114;
becomes changed, 115;
opposes Navigation Acts, 120;
efforts for cessation, 122;
Baltimore angers, 123;
fears mutiny, 126, 127;
prepares to attack Dutch, 1667, 128, 129;
complains of freight rates, 131;
controls elections, 133;
corrupts Burgesses, 134;
retains Long Assembly, 135, 136;
controls local government, 137, 138, 139;
evidence against partizan, 143;
views upon government, 144, 145;
sells arms to Indians, 147;
recalls army, 151;
wants defensive war, 152;
quarrels with Bacon, 154;
refuses Bacon a commission, 156;
pursues Bacon, 157;
proclaims Bacon a rebel