,
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of Pilgrims,
.
of Puritans,
.
of Quakers,
.
Revere's (Re-veer'), Paul, ride,
.
Revolution, the, cause of,
.
first blood shed in,
.
progress of,
.
Declaration of Independence,
.
battles of, see Battles.
end of,
,
.
See Washington.
Revolution, the, in Delaware,
.
Georgia,
.
Maryland,
.
Massachusetts,
,
,
.
New England,
.
New Jersey,
,
,
.
New York,
,
,
,
.
North Carolina,
,
,
,
.
Pennsylvania,
,
.
Rhode Island,
.
South Carolina,
,
,
.
Virginia,
,
,
,
,
.
in the West,
.
Rhode Island settled,
.
religious liberty in,
.
in the Revolution,
.
Robertson, James, birthplace of (note),
.
his home in North Carolina,
.
emigrates to Watauga, Tennessee,
.
and Sevier,
.
what he did for the new settlement,
.
Washington makes him general,
.
summary of,
.
Sacramento, Sutter's Fort at,
.
Sacred (note),
.
Salem, Roger Williams' church at,
.
Samoset (Sam'o-set) and the Pilgrims,
.
San Salvador (Sal'va-dor), Columbus names,
.
Saratoga, battle of,
.
Savannah settled,
.
in the Revolution,
.
Seal, great, of United States,
and note.
Seekonk, Roger Williams at,
.
Senate Chamber (note),
.
Sergeant (Sar'jent) (note),
.
Sevier (Se-veer'), John, born in Virginia (note),
.
emigrates to Watauga, Tennessee,
.
and Robertson,
.
what he did for Watauga,
.
becomes first governor of Tennessee,
.
summary of,
.
Sharpshooters in the Revolution,
,
.
Silk, attempt to produce, in Georgia,
.
sent to England,
.
the Queen has a dress made of it,
.
Silkworm (note),
.
Slaves, negro, first brought to Virginia,
.
employed in raising tobacco,
.
planters grow rich by,
.
all the colonies buy,
,
.
Washington's,
.
Jefferson beloved by his,
.
Jefferson's feeling in regard to,
.
how employed on cotton,
.
and the cotton-gin,
.
gradually freed at the North,
.
their condition unchanged at the South,
.
feeling at the South about,
.
feeling at the North about,
.
question of holding, divides the states,
.
Lincoln in regard to increasing number of,
,
.
and the Civil War,
,
.
freed by President Lincoln,
.
effect of emancipation of, on the Union,
.
Smith, John, early life and adventures of,
.
sold as a slave,
.
starts for Virginia,
.
arrested on the voyage on a false charge,
.
is tried and acquitted,
.
court grants him damages,
.
what he hoped to do in Virginia,
.
what he did for the sick,
.
prevents desertion,
.
goes in search of the Pacific,
.
is captured by Indians,
.
how he used his pocket compass,
.
brought before Powhatan,
.
Pocahontas saves his life,
,
and
.
made governor of Jamestown,
.
his opinion of the gold-diggers,
.
compels Indians to let settlers have corn,
.
makes all the settlers work,
.
his cold-water cure for swearing,
.
meets with a terrible accident,
.
goes back to England,
.
returns and explores country north of Virginia,
.
names it New England,
.
death and burial of,