A pictorial school history of the United States; to which are added the Declaration of independence, and the Constitution of the United States . 19 43. Give an account of the Huguenot attempt to settle S. Carolina. 19, 20 44. Of the destruction of the Huguenot settlement in Florida 20 45. Of De Gourgess expedition of retaliation 20 46. Of Sir Humphrey Gilberts expedition and sad fate 20, 21 47. Of the expedition made by Amidas and Barlow 21 48. Of Raleighs first attempt to colonize America 21 49. Of his second attempt, with some account of Raleigh himself. 21, 22TO. Of the attempt at colonizat
A pictorial school history of the United States; to which are added the Declaration of independence, and the Constitution of the United States . 19 43. Give an account of the Huguenot attempt to settle S. Carolina. 19, 20 44. Of the destruction of the Huguenot settlement in Florida 20 45. Of De Gourgess expedition of retaliation 20 46. Of Sir Humphrey Gilberts expedition and sad fate 20, 21 47. Of the expedition made by Amidas and Barlow 21 48. Of Raleighs first attempt to colonize America 21 49. Of his second attempt, with some account of Raleigh himself. 21, 22TO. Of the attempt at colonization made in 1602 22 51. Give an account of Prings first voyage to America 23 52. Give an account of his second voyage to America . 23 53. What region was afterward known as North Virginia? 24 54. What region was, at the same time, known as South Virginia ?. 24 55. Give an account of the Plymouth attempt at settlement. 24, 25 56. Of the London Companys expedition, with its success 25 27 SECTION II. Colonial History. EXTENDING FROM THE SETTLEMENT OF VIRGINIA, IN 1607, TOTHE COMMENCEMENT OF THE FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR IN ]754. I. The first settlementin Virginia was made in1607, at Jamestown.*The colony was gov-erned nnder a chartergi-an1ed by James L, thesupreme government be-ing vested in a councilresident in England, andthe local government ina colonial council, themembers of both deriv-ing tlieir appointmentfrom the king. II. The first councilconsisted of seven per-sons, among whom wereBartholomew Gosnold,John Smith,f and JohnEatcliffe, with Edward Wmglield, an avaricious and unprincipled man, for governor. thrarcfenttown^ ^ ^ ^ °^ *° *^ ^ * ^?^^ ^ ? thing remains ofevenfM°one andTnnliH • ^Y<^hby, county of Lincolnshire, England, in 1579. His life was a mostUve o ? the^wt if; took in w! *^ -^^l, ^t=H « ^^^ « ^ I^^d remarkable man. The narra- romance than a reality. Questions.—!. When was Virginia first settled? 2. At whatplace? 3. How was Ja
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