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CONTENTS. xiii
CHAPRER XII.
PROTESTANT REVOLUTION.
Pages.
Open Signs of Discontent—President Joseph's tart Reprimand—
Revolution in England—Extends to Maryland—The Puritans
Revolt—Discord in the Province—Association for the Defence of
the Protestant Religion—Their Declaration—Coode seizes St.
Mary's City—Addresses to the King—Meeting of the Protestant
Convention—Lord Baltimore deposed—-A Royal Governor—
William and Mary acknowledged—Narratives of the Rebellion. - 302-341
CHAPTER XIII.
A ROYAL GOVERNMENT.
Lord Baltimore refuses to surrender his Charter—The City of St.
Mary's—Capitol removed to Annapolis—Remonstrance of the
Municipal Authorities—Public Education—King William School
—Curious Free School Fund—War with France—Indian War
threatened—Peace with France—French Privateers ravaging the
Chesapeake—Union of the Colonies proposed—New York anxious
to aggrandize herself at the expense of Maryland—A Post established—First Presbyterian Church—Epidemic Disease among the
Cattle—Establishment of the Church of England—The Dissenters
—The Dread of Popery — Importation of Convicts — German
Palatines and Redemptioners—Queen Anne—Making Roads—
Importing Slaves—Death of Charles Calvert. - 342-377
CHAPTER XIV.
THE PROPRIETARY GOVERNMENT RESTORED.
George I—The Calvert's Change their Faith—The Province Restored
to Charles Calvert, Fifth Lord Baltimore—Governor Hart—
Oppressive Oaths—Irish Servants Interdicted—Jacobite Prisoners
Sold—The Carroll's Contemplate Removing from the Province—
The Quakers Disturbed—The First Newspaper—Boundary Disputes with Pennsylvania—A One-sided Agreement—George II
—Border Warfare—Outrages Committed by the Pennsylvanians—
Mason and Dixon's Line Established—Thomas Cresap—Erecting
Towns—Joppa—Baltimore—Charlestown—Annapolis—Frederick
—Treaty with Six Nations—Nanticokes Leave Maryland—Augustine Herman and the Labadists. 378-431
| Title | History of Maryland - 1 |
| Creator | Scharf, J. Thomas (John Thomas) |
| Publisher | J. B. Piet |
| Place of Publication | Baltimore |
| Date | 1879 |
| Language | eng |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000020 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | CONTENTS. xiii CHAPRER XII. PROTESTANT REVOLUTION. Pages. Open Signs of Discontent—President Joseph's tart Reprimand— Revolution in England—Extends to Maryland—The Puritans Revolt—Discord in the Province—Association for the Defence of the Protestant Religion—Their Declaration—Coode seizes St. Mary's City—Addresses to the King—Meeting of the Protestant Convention—Lord Baltimore deposed—-A Royal Governor— William and Mary acknowledged—Narratives of the Rebellion. - 302-341 CHAPTER XIII. A ROYAL GOVERNMENT. Lord Baltimore refuses to surrender his Charter—The City of St. Mary's—Capitol removed to Annapolis—Remonstrance of the Municipal Authorities—Public Education—King William School —Curious Free School Fund—War with France—Indian War threatened—Peace with France—French Privateers ravaging the Chesapeake—Union of the Colonies proposed—New York anxious to aggrandize herself at the expense of Maryland—A Post established—First Presbyterian Church—Epidemic Disease among the Cattle—Establishment of the Church of England—The Dissenters —The Dread of Popery — Importation of Convicts — German Palatines and Redemptioners—Queen Anne—Making Roads— Importing Slaves—Death of Charles Calvert. - 342-377 CHAPTER XIV. THE PROPRIETARY GOVERNMENT RESTORED. George I—The Calvert's Change their Faith—The Province Restored to Charles Calvert, Fifth Lord Baltimore—Governor Hart— Oppressive Oaths—Irish Servants Interdicted—Jacobite Prisoners Sold—The Carroll's Contemplate Removing from the Province— The Quakers Disturbed—The First Newspaper—Boundary Disputes with Pennsylvania—A One-sided Agreement—George II —Border Warfare—Outrages Committed by the Pennsylvanians— Mason and Dixon's Line Established—Thomas Cresap—Erecting Towns—Joppa—Baltimore—Charlestown—Annapolis—Frederick —Treaty with Six Nations—Nanticokes Leave Maryland—Augustine Herman and the Labadists. 378-431 |
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