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INDEX

Aberdeen, 4th Earl of, statesman, quoted, 327

Aborigines, Parliamentary Committee on, 291

Acadia (Nova Scotia)

Banishment of inhabitants of (1755), 153. I74-S

Boundaries of, question as to, 163 Cession of, to France, 84, 107 Phippsconquest of (1690), 115, 122, 124

Restoration of, to France (1697), 115 Adams, John, Am. statesman, 231 ; quoted, 180, 199, 221 ; cited, 188, 189, 222

-Samuel, statesman, 215

Adderley, Sir C., statesman, 362 note 1 ; cited, 365

Administration, Colonial

Governors, see that title Offices

Corruption as to, 79-80 and note Deputy system as to, 232 Africa, British East, see British East Africa

- British South (for particular

Districts, etc ., see their names ) Afrikander aspirations, rise of, 420 Basutos, see Basutoland Boers, see that title British South Africa Company, see that title

Chamberlains visit to (1903), 519 Customs Union, 453 note 2 Extension of British territory in, Government attitude towards, 342- 4. 346-7. 471-2 Federation of

Carnarvons efforts towards (1871- 7), 418-22, 424 Greys policy of, 352-4 Prospects as to (1905), 500-1 Wolseleys view of, 432 Froudes visits to (1874-5), 4 1 9- 20 Inter-colonial South African Con­ference (1903), 516

Africa, British South

Jameson raid, 472, 478, 480 Liquor Laws in, 468-9, 481, 499 Majuba Hill, 433

Sand River Convention (1852), 347-8 South Africa Act (1877), 421 Telegraphic communication with, es­tablished, 525 note

Agents, Virginian, appointed in Lon­don (1672), 93

Agents-General, Colonial, as Privy Councillors, suggestion as to, 457, 460 Agra Pequena, 445

Aix-la-Chapelle, Peace of (1748), I44-5, 153. 163

Albemarle, Duke of, one of Carolina Proprietors, 86 Albert, Prince Consort, 354 Alexander, Sir W., grant of N. Scot­land to, 43, 49

American Colonies, British

Aristocracy in, suggested creation of, 187

British policy towards

Difficulties inherent in, 133 Gnat and camel nature of, 157-8 Committees of correspondents, ap­pointment of (1772-3), 215 Condition of, at close of Stuart period,

106-7, 112-13

Congress of 1754 at Albany, 170, 172

-of 1765, 201

-of 1774, 218-9

Feeling of, 218-9, 221 Instructions to delegates to, 218 Invitation by, to Canada, 246-7 Protest by, against extension of Quebec, 245-6

Constitutions given to, nature of, 253 Convict transportation to, 17, 31, 39- 40,65,66; Statutes relating to, cited, 262 note 2

Currency question in

Depreciation, extent and evils of, 149-51

Legal Tender Act (1712), 150 555