CHAP. V.

_A design formed for purchasing all charters and proprietary

governments._

_The Yamassees conspire the destruction of the colony._

_The Yamassee war._

_The Yamassees defeated and expelled._

_They take refuge in Florida._

_Retain a vindictive spirit against the Carolinians._

_The colonists turn their eyes for protection to the crown._

_The project revived for purchasing the proprietary colonies._

_Distresses occasioned by the war._

_Aggravated by the Proprietors._

_Robert Daniel is made deputy-governor._

_Lord Cartaret palatine._

_The disaffection of the people increases._

_Robert Johnson appointed governor._

_Of the depredations of pirates._

_And their utter extirpation._

_Troubles from paper currency._

_Several laws repealed._

_Which occasions great disaffections._

_Further troubles from Indians._

_Complaints against Chief Justice Trott._

_Laid before the Proprietors._

_Their answer._

_And letter to the governor._

_Who obeys their commands._

_An invasion threatened from Spain._

_An association formed against the Proprietors._

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