Old Virginia and her neighbours

412 INDEX.Land grants, ii. 176 ; in New England,ii. 31 ; in Virginia, ii. 23, 24, 36.Lane, Ralpli, i. 32, 159.La Plata, tlie river, i. 25.Lamed, J. N., ii. 201.La Roche, Captain, i. 83.La Rochefort, ii. 3-17.La Rochefoucauld-Liancourt, ii. 331.La Salle, Robert de, ii. 383.Las Casas, i. 4 ; ii. 349.Latan^, J. H., i. 302.Laud, William, Archbishop, i. 204,298, 303 ; ii. 17.Laudonniere, Ren6 de, i. 17.Lawnes' Plantation, i. 186.Lawrence, Richard, ii. 65, 67, 68, 76,87, 89, 91, 93, 203.Lawson, Jolui, surveyor, ii. 277 ; hishistory of Carolina, his charmingstyle, captured by the Tuscaroras,liis horrible death, ii. 301 ; hisdescription of North Carolina, ii.310.Lawyers in Virginia, ii. 266.Laydon, John, i. 113.Laziness, charge of, brought againstVirginians, ii. 209, 210.Leaders of men, Virginia prolific in,ii. 44.Leah and Rachel, i. 289, 311, 315, 318 ;ii. 267.Lear, Tobias, ii. 261.Le Basque, Michel, a buccaneer, ii.350.Lecky, W., ii. 190.Lee, Edmund, ii. 19.Lee, Richard, the first, ii. 19, 20.Lee, Richard, 2d, ii. 61, 80.Lee, Richard Henry, 2d, ii. 23.Lee, William, ii. 19, 22.Lees of Coton Hall, ii. 19.Legislation in Albemarle Colony, ii.279.Legislature, first in America, i. 186.Legislatures, bicameral, i. 187.Leisler, Jacob, ii. 96, 115, 159, 399.Le Moine, the painter, i. 18, 30.Libraries in Virginia, ii. 243-245.Life of Virginia planters, ii. 230-234.Lightfoot, Philip, ii. 89.Lincoln, Abraham, ii. 191.Linen manufactures in the UnitedStates, ii. 392, 393.Liquors, price regulated by law, i.249.Little Gidding, i. 205.Locke, John, i. 235 ; ii. 272-274.Logan, James, ii. 365.Lok, Captain, i. 10.Lok, Michael, i. 61, 68.London Company, the, i. 62-72, 80,113, 129, 130 ; second charter of the,i. 144-146, 192 ; its third charter, i.177 ; its quarter sessions, i. 178 ;factions form in, i. 182, 188 ; its overthrow,i. 196-222 ; some effects ofits downfall, i. 238-240.Long Assembly, the, ii. 57-63, 99.Longfellow, H. W , ii. 227.Long Island Sound, i. 63.Lord lieutenant, i. 281.Lord Proprietor of Maryland, hiapowers, i. 270.Lords, House of, ii. 14.Lords of the manor, ii. 32.Lords of Trade, i. 301." Lost Lady," the, a comedy, ii. 56.Lotteries, i. 178.Louis XIV., i. 52; u. 117, 159, 168,360, 377, 378.Lucy, Sir Thomas, i. 69.LudweU, PhUip, ii. 87, 89, 102, 104,290.LudweU, Thomas, ii. 52, 89, 106.Lunenburg, ii. 9.Luther, Martin, i. 8 ; ii. 160.Lyly, John, i. 53.Macdonald, Flora, ii. 318.Mace, Samuel, i. 54.MacGregor, The, i. 94.Machiavelli, i. 82.McMaster, J. B., ii. 218.Madison, James, ii. 175, 250, 254.Madre de Dios, the ship, i. 54.Madrid, i. 194.Magellan, i. 26.Magog, i. 41.Melierrins, the tribe, last remnant ofthe Susquehannocks, ii. 299.Mahomet and the mountain, i. 114.Maine, i. 07.Maine Historical Society, 1. 43.Maine Law, ii. 335.Makemie, Francis, ii. 206.Maitland, F. W., ii. 197.Malaria, ii. 121.Malay pirates, ii. 339.Malbone, Rodolphus, ii. 265.Malory, Philip, ii. 21.Manhattan Island, i. 253, 303 ; ii. 139.Manners, Lady Dorothy, ii. 273.Manorial courts, i. 276.Manor, lords of, ii. 32.Manors in Maryland, i. 282 ; ii. 146transformed by slavery, ii. 148.Mansfield, Lord, his decision thatslaves landing on British soil becamefree, ii. 201.Mansvelt, a buccaneer, ii. 350.Map of North Virginia, i. 55.Map of Virginia contrasted with thatof New England, ii. 8, 9.Maracaibo, sack of, by Le Basque, IL350 ; by Morgan, ii. 353.Marcus Aurelius, i. 82.Marches or border counties, i. 257.Market, tlie American, i. 46.Marlborough, Duke of, ii. 190.Marquis, meaning of the title, i. 257aMarseilles, i. 82.