Ducks: kinds of, 190; preyed on by luzeran, 206, _n._
Dudley, Governor Thomas, 43, 80, 90; cited, 4, 46.
Elephants, their supposed religion, 141, _n._
Endicott, John: arrival of, at Salem, 31; visits Mt. Wollaston, 32; occupies the Gorges grant, 34; his instructions, 38, 40, 45; meets “old planters,” 39, 306; attempts to reärrest Morton, 43; derided by Morton, 45; mutilates royal standard, 66; issues warrant to arrest Morton, 86; governor, 88; libelled in _New Canaan_, 88, 304; called Littleworth, 220, 298-9, 304, 306, 308, 318; Morton’s animosity to, 220, _n._; cured of a wife, 298, _n._; sends settlers to Charlestown, 300, _n._; at Salem, 303-7; and the charter case, 305; fraud imputed to, 308; punishes Ratcliff, 316; second marriage of, 330, _n._
Episcopalians: take up Morton’s cause, 92; in early Massachusetts, 95, 218, _n._
Erocoise, lake of, 78, 234-7, 240, 241. (_See_ Champlain.)
Exercising in church, by lay members, 262, _n._, 322-30.
Fire-arms: supplied to Indians, 20, 95; trade in forbidden, 21; in hands of Indians in 1628, 25.
Fish, poisonous in the tropics, 116, _n._; kinds of in New England, 221-8.
Fitcher: a partner of Wollaston, 4; left in charge at Mt. Wollaston and expelled by Morton, 13.
Fox-skins, value of, 205, _n._, 207, _n._
Franchise, the, in Massachusetts, 331, _n._
French authority, on Indians’ senses, 166.
Frenchmen, captured, among Indians, 131, _n._
Fuller, Dr. Samuel: dies of pestilence, 133, _n._; supposed to be alluded to as Eacus, 288, 291, _n._, 309; note on, 297; at Salem, 298.
Furs: profit of trade in, 22, 32; regulation of trade in, 39; Indian use of, 141-4; prices of, 205, _n._, 207, _n._, 209. (_See_ Beaver, Deer, Bear.)
Gardiner, Sir Christopher: before Privy Council, 50, 86; his prefatory verses to _New English Canaan_, 112; on descent of Indians, 128; intercedes for Ratcliff, 320; note on, 338; adventures of, 338-42; sonnet by, 341.
Geese: descriptions of, 189-90; preyed on by luzeran, 206, _n._
Gentry, created and degraded by Winthrop, 313.
Goodman, John: adventure of, with a wolf, 208, _n._; hears lions roar, 214, _n._
Gorges, Sir Ferdinando, 2, 3, 36, 47, 95; procures issues of proclamation on fire-arms, 21; his curiosity as to New England, 32; Morton ingratiates himself with, 36; in correspondence with Morton, 41, 47; intrigues against Massachusetts, 49; failure in, 53; works through Court influences, 54; renews complaints against Massachusetts, 56; shapes Laud’s policy to New England, 58; his plan, 58; to be governor-general, 59; his influence with Lords Commissioners, 60; represents “thorough” in New England, 60, 74; thought to be on the New England coast in 1635, 66; his plans in 1635, 67; circumvents Winslow, 68; grantee of Maine from Council for New England, 71; appointed by King, governor-general, 71; failure of, caused by want of money, 72; age of, 75, _n._; death of Mason fatal to plans of, 76; publication of _New Canaan_ not agreeable to, 80; pretends to be friendly to Massachusetts, 80; “casheers” Morton, 80; grants charter to Acomenticus, 81; career of, 119, _n._; eulogized, 189; Sir C. Gardiner, an agent of, 338, _n._