The History of the Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire, 3 Vols.
James Stuart Murray Anderson [1800-1869]

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Book Description

Title:: The History of the Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire, 3 Vols.
Author:: James Stuart Murray Anderson [1800-1869]
Publication Year:: 1845, 1848, 1856
Location:: London & Brighton
Publisher:: Francis & John Rivington / Folthorp & Co.
Pages:: 482+769+807
Subjects:: Christian Mission, India, Medical Missions, Leprosy
Copyright Holder:: Public domain

James Stuart Murray Anderson [1800-1869], The History of the Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire, 3 Vols.

Preface

Attempts towards Colonization in the Reigns of Henry the Seventh and Henry the Eighth. A.D. 1496–1547
Attempts towards Colonization in the Reigns of Edward the Sixth and Mary. A.D. 1547–1558
Attempts towards Colonization During a Part of Elizabeth's Reign. A.D. 1558–1583
The First Attempt of Colonize Newfoundland, in the Reign of Elizabeth. A.D. 1583
Attempts to Colonize Virginia in Elizabeth's Reign. A.D. 1584–1590
Attempts Towards Colonozation During the Remainder of Elizabeth's Reign. A.D. 1576–1603
Condition of the Church in England During the Reigns of Elizabeth and James the Frist. A.D. 1558–1625
Colonization of Virginia in the Early Part of James the First's Reign. A.D. 1603–1609
Notice of the Bermudas, and Continuation of the History of Virginia, During James the First's Reign. A.D. 1609–1616
Remainder of the History of Virginia, During James the First's Reign. A.D. 1616–1625
Remaining Notices of the Bermudas and Newfoundland, in James the First's Reign. A.D. 1611-1625
Progress of Colonisation in Other Part of North America, West Indies, &c. in James the First's Reign. A.D. 1607–1625
The Church of England Under Charles the First. A.D. 1625–1648-9
Virginia, Maryland, and the Bermudas, in the Time of Charles the First and the Commonwealth. A.D. 1625–1660
West Indies, Africa, India, and the Levant, in the Time of Charles the First and the Commonwealth. A.D. 1625–1660
The New England Colonies, From the Beginning of the Reign of Charles the First to that of Charles the Second. A.D. 1625-1660-1
The Commonwealth; and the Church of England, at Home and Abroad, Under Charles the Second. A.D. 1648-9–1685-6
The Church of England, Abroad and at Home, in the Reigns of Charles and James the Second, and of William the Thord. A.D.1660-1702
Condition of the Church of England at Home, During the Eighteenth Century. A.D.1700-–1800
The Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge; its Institution and Early Progress. A.D. 1698–1713
The Earliest Assistance of the Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge to the Danish Missions in India. A.D. 1709–1749
The Early Years of the Society For the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts; Its Home Proceedings and Organisation of Foreign Missions. A.D. 1701–1715
The English Factories in Europe—Newfoundland. A.D.1701–1750
The Church of England in Virginia, From the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century to the Declaration of Independence. A.D. 1700–1776
The Church of England in Maryland, From the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century to the Declaration of Independence. A.D. 1700–1776
Proceedings in North America of the Society For the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, From the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century to the Declaration of Independence. A.D. 1700–1776
The Indians and Negro Slaves of North America. A.D. 1700–1784
The Efforts of Dean Berkeley in Behalf of the British Colonies. A.D. 1724–1752
The Revival of Reverence and Affection in Many of the People of New Zealand Towards the Church Which Their Fathers Had Forsaken. A.D. 1714–1776
Remaining Notices of the Church of England in Rhode Island, New York, the Carolinas, Georgia, and the West Indies. A.D. 1700-1776