Today’s free book is James S.M. Anderson’s History of the Church of England in the Colonies and Foreign Dependencies of the British Empire. This substantial 3 volume set is in the public domain.
Table of Contents
- 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
Main image: Map of the Thirteen Colonies (red) and nearby colonial areas (1763–1775) just before the Revolutionary War. Image credit: Wikipedia.