CHAP. I.

_Most men pleased with the history of their ancestors._

_A notion early entertained of territories in the west._

_A project of Columbus for attempting a discovery._

_The discovery of Columbus._

_The discovery of John Cabot._

_The discovery of Sebastian Cabot._

_The discovery of Americus Vespuccius._

_The discovery of Cabral._

_America inhabited._

_Various conjectures about the first population of America._

_The natural proprietors of the country._

_Religious divisions the primary cause of emigrations to the west._

_Coligni's settlement in Florida._

_Extirpated by Spaniards._

_A traffic in negroes._

_Reflections on it._

_Virginia settled._

_Its progress._

_Disturbances in England promote foreign settlements._

_New-England peopled by Puritans._

_Who turn persecutors._

_Divide into different governments._

_A colony planted in Maryland._

_General remarks on colonization._

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