The History of the Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire, Volume 3

James Stuart Murray Anderson

Rivingtons, 1856 - Great Britain

Contents

• CHAPTER XXI: 1
• Mission House at Madras destroyed by the French in: 11
• The return of Schulze to Europe in 1742 a means of lead: 23
• Its earliest proceedings Places and times of meeting: 31
• L: 33
• The Fellowships of Sir Leoline Jenkins: 41
• Leading Clerical members Dr Bray: 50
• Of Lord Cornbury Anniversary Sermons before the Society: 59
• With respect to their Parochial cure: 66
• Publicly recognised by the Society Representations to: 72
• me: 77
• The Levant Company: 80
• nds: 84
• THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN MARYLAND FROM: 103
• His earnest desire for the presence of a Bishop Incorrectness: 117
• The courage with which they were met Lord Sunderlands: 122
• Servants and Convicts: 130
• 14: 138
• Diminished influence of the Clergy: 144
• His disappointment and death: 150
• His antirepublican sentiments: 156
• Early association with Presbyterianism Enters afterwards: 163
• Effects of the Revolution upon the temporal possessions of: 169
• Bishop Moore: 175
• ار the 18th century Services of Dr Bray: 177
• Whitefields visit Increase of Roman Catholics The Baptists: 198
• The effect of the Stamp Act and other measures of the English: 205
• Formation of his opinions: 213
• Travelling Missionaries George Keith His previous career: 222
• The Mission of Keith and Talbot: 228
• Sequel of Talbots mission He is settled at St Marys: 234
• Consecrated a Bishop by the Nonjurors and upon his return: 240
• His refusal to cooperate with Whitefield: 246
• His testimony to the valuable services of the Rev John Mac: 251
• The services of Clayton and Evans John Clubb Death: 257
• Lewes Rev W Beckett: 263
• Christ Church Philadelphia Rev John Vicary Rev John: 269
• The admirable discharge of his duties by Basil Kennett: 275
• THE INDIANS AND NEGRO SLAVES OF NORTH: 280
• His efforts to reunite the divided members of the Church: 281
• Recapitulation of former notices of the treatment of Indian: 286
• Her efforts to do what she could: 293
• And death Friendly feeling of the Indians towards England: 300
• Mission of the Rev Henry Barclay: 306
• His connexion with the Rev John Stuart: 312
• And of David Zeisberger the Moravian: 319
• Interest of the Church at home in the Missionary work among: 321
• CHAPTER XXIV: 324
• School at New York under Elias Neau His character: 327
• General summary: 333
• Appointed Dean of Derry His plan for extending Christianity: 340
• Estimate of his project by others: 346
• Charter for St Pauls College Bermuda The trouble of: 352
• His hopes deferred: 357
• His friendship with Johnson of Stratford Connecticut: 364
• And in other quarters: 370
• His remark on the importance of Colonial Episcopacy Con: 377
• Defective state of Education in the Colleges of New England: 384
• Cutler Johnson Brown and Wetmore avow their change: 391
• Receives the degree of Doctor of Divinity from the University: 397
• He resigns his Presidentship: 403
• Religious state of New England Kindly feelings displayed: 410
• Boston: 416
• His conduct at the Revolution: 424
• Mansfield: 428
• The great value of Seckers counsels: 435
• The Earl of Halifax: 443
• The successors of Honyman: 449
• Narragansett Rev Christopher Bridge Rev Mr Guy: 457
• Charles Inglis: 463
• Chandler chosen in the first instance to the office but: 469
• PROCEEDINGS IN NORTH AMERICA OF: 470
• Edward Marston: 478
• The Rev Robert Smith afterwards the first Bishop of: 484
• Rev John Boyd Rev Clement Hall: 491
• Early progress of the Colony: 498
• His brother Charles accompanies him: 505
• His ardour and unremitting zeal: 511
• Assistance from Dr Brays Associates Subsequent connexion: 513
• His diligent ministry His approval by the Trustees on: 519
• The death of Whitefield: 525
• Its design Entrusted to the care of the Society for the Pro: 531
• Influences adverse to the Church Governor Parke: 537
• 87: 541
• Brays Associates Major Charles Selwyn: 545
• 98: 548
• Substance of the Memorials of Governors Dudley: 553
• Directions to the Catechists for instructing Indians: 561
• THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN VIRGINIA FROM: 566
• Charter of the Society for the Propagation of: 567
• Zeigenbalg and Plutscho the first Danish Missionaries: 575
• The English possessions in North America: 588
• shire: 591
• His proceedings there 356: 592
• Virginia William and Mary College Its first public Com: 600
• Stevenson Chaplain at Madras: 602
• Indians present thereat Provision made for their instruction: 611
• 575: 613
• he Mission further strengthened in 1732: 619
• 20: 637

Bibliographic information

• Title: The History of the Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire, Volume 3; ATLA Historical Monographs Collection; ATLA monograph preservation program; 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: Harvard University
• Digitized: Apr 11, 2008
• ISBN: 0790544814, 9780790544816