Weeden, Early Rhode Island. Directory of Files.

Author:	Weeden, William B.
Title:	Early Rhode Island: A Social History of the People.
Citation:	New York: The Grafton Press, 1910.
Subdivision:	Directory of Files
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CHAPTERS
	Front Matter
I.	Foundations of Rhode Island, 1636
II.	Planting in Providence, 1636-1647
III.	The Island, 1638-1663
IV.	The Colony and the Town of Providence, 1648-1710
V.	King’s County, the Patriarchal Condition, 1641-1757
VI.	Period Under Charter of Charles II., 1663-1730
VII.	The Commercial Growth of Providence, 1711-1762
VIII.	Newport in the Eighteenth Century, 1700-1776
IX.	The South County, 1758-1787
X.	Revolutionary Period, 1763-1785
XI.	The Union, 1786-1790

	Index (to be digitized)

ILLUSTRATIONS
Mowry Tavern, where Williams Held Meetings. Built about 1658.
Rhode Island’s Magna Charts. Here occur the words, “Only in Civil Things”
The Bull House, Newport. Built about 1640
Coddington’s House at Newport, about 1650
Copy of the Record Signed by Roger Williams in His Only Service as Town Clerk
Caesar House. Type of the Houses Built in the Latter Part of the Seventeenth Century
Residence of Dean Berkeley, Middletown (Near Newport, R.I.). Built in 1730
University Hall and Hope College in 1825