FOOTNOTES:
[1] F. R., pp. 21, 22.
[2] F. R., p. 23.
[3] Arb. Smith, lxi-lxii.
[4] Gen., p. 55.
[5] Gen., p. 56.
[6] Gen., pp. 55, 70, 73.
[7] Gen., p. 77.
[8] Gen., p. 67.
[9] Gen., pp. 342, 411.
[10] Gen., p. 77.
[11] Arb. Smith, p. 91.
[12] Arb. Smith, p. 91.
[13] Arb. Smith, p. 91; F. R., pp. 27, 32. Smith denied the justice of these charges. "Now Captaine Smith, who all this time from their departure from the Canaries, was restrained as a prisoner, upon the scandalous suggestions of some of the chiefe (envying his repute); who fained he intended to ursurpe the government, murder the Councell, and make himself king; that his confederats were dispearsed in all the three ships, and that divers of his confederats that revealed it, would affirme it: for this he was committed." Arb. Smith, p. 92.
[14] Arb. Smith, liii.
[15] Arb. Smith, liv.
[16] F.R., p. 39.
[17] Arb. Smith, lxxvii.
[18] Arb. Smith, lxxvi.
[19] Arb. Smith, lxxix.
[20] Arb. Smith, lxxxi.
[21] Arb. Smith, lxxxiv.
[22] Arb. Smith, lxxxiv.
[23] Arb. Smith, lxxxv.
[24] Arb. Smith, lxxxv.
[25] F. R., p. 54.
[26] Arb. Smith, lxxxvi.
[27] Arb. Smith, lxxxvi.
[28] F. R., p. 58.
[29] Arb. Smith, pp. 114, 115.
[30] Arb. Smith, p. 119.
[31] Arb. Smith, p. 121; F. R., p. 61.
[32] F. R., p. 68; Arb. Smith, p. 122.
[33] Arb. Smith, p. 122.
[34] Arb. Smith, p. 444.
[35] F. R., 70.
[36] F. R., 71.
[37] F. R., p. 73.
[38] F. R., p. 73.
[39] F. R., p. 80.
[40] F. R., p. 84.
[41] F. R., p. 84.
[42] Gen., pp. 1329, 1330, 346, 400; Force, III; Arb. Smith, p. 635.
[43] F. R., p. 93.
[44] Gen., pp. 331, 347.
[45] Gen., pp. 331, 332; F. R., p. 98.
[46] Arb. Smith, p. 484.
[47] Ratcliffe wrote the Earl of Salisbury, "This man is sent home to answere some misdemenors, whereof I perswade me he can scarcely clear himselfe from great imputation of blame." Gen., p. 334.
[48] F. R., p. 108.
[49] F. R., p. 115.
[50] F. R., p. 117.
[51] Gen., p. 84.
[52] Arb. Smith, p. 5.
[53] Arb. Smith, lxxii.
[54] F. R., p. 55.
[55] Nar. of Va., p. 146.
[56] Many of these, however, died of starvation or were killed by the Indians. Nar. of Va., p. 200.
[57] Nar. of Va., p. 212.
[58] Nar. of Va., p. 220; Gen., p. 648.
[59] Va. Car.
[60] Hen., Vol. I; Gen., p. 499.
[61] Proceedings of Va. Co., p. 171.
[62] Gen., p. 489.
[63] Gen., p. 329.
[64] F. R., p. 98.
[65] Gen., p. 503.
[66] Arb. Smith, lii.
[67] Arb. Smith, liii.
[68] Force, Vol. III, Tract I, p. 17; Gen., p. 405, 419, 456.
[69] Force, Vol. III, Tract I, p. 17; Nar. of Va., p. 295; Gen., pp. 330, 392, 401, 404, 456.
[70] Va. Vet.
[71] Nar. of Va., p. 117.
[72] Gen., p. 405.
[73] Gen., p. 406; Force, Vol. III, Tract I, p. 18.
[74] F. R., p. 127.
[75] F. R., p. 128; Force, Vol. III, Tract I, p. 19; Gen., p. 407.
[76] Gen., p. 407.
[77] Gen., p. 379.
[78] F. R., p. 131.
[79] Force, Vol. III, Tract I, p. 20.
[80] F. R., pp. 129, 130.
[81] F. R., p. 130.
[82] F. R., p. 134.
[83] F. R., p. 134.
[84] F. R., pp. 135, 136.
[85] Gen., p. 479.
[86] Gen., p. 480.
[87] F. R., p. 137.
[88] F. R., p. 137.
[89] Gen., p. 492; Arb. Smith, p. 507; F. R., p. 150.
[90] Gen., p. 474.
[91] Arb. Smith, pp. 509, 510; F. R., p. 157; Cradle of Rep., p. 136.
[92] F. R., p. 226.
[93] F. R., p. 172.
[94] F. R., p. 126; Gen., pp. 342, 345, 528, 529; Force, Vol. III, Tract II, pp. 9-19.
[95] Force, Vol. III, Tract II, pp. 9-19.
[96] Bruce, Inst. Hist., Vol. I, p. 474.
[97] Gen., p. 648.
[98] Nar. of Va., pp. 422, 423.
[99] F. R., pp. 148, 172.
[100] Gen., pp. 529, 530.
[101] Bruce, Ec. Hist., Vol. I, p. 222.
[102] Gen., p. 642.
[103] Gen., p. 643.
[104] Gen., pp. 643, 644.
[105] Nar. of Va., p. 308.
[106] Arb. Smith, p. 512.
[107] Nar. of Va., p. 241.
[108] Nar. of Va., pp. 240, 241.
[109] F. R., p. 205; Arb. Smith, p. 514.
[110] Arb. Smith, p. 515.
[111] F. R., p. 226.
[112] F. R., pp. 230, 236.
[113] Bruce, Ec. Hist., Vol. I, p. 211.
[114] F. R., p. 197; Bruce, Ec. Hist., Vol. I, p. 217.
[115] F. R., p. 228; Gen., p. 782.
[116] F. R., p. 209.
[117] F. R., p. 6.
[118] F. R., p. 76.
[119] Gen., p. 1027.
[120] F. R., p. 265.
[121] F. R., p. 271.
[122] Gen., p. 339.
[123] F. R., p. 6.
[124] Gen. p. 236. Compare F. R., pp. 262, 263, 264, 31, 248, 80; Gen., pp. 49, 146.
[125] F. R., p. 80.
[126] F. R., p. 49.
[127] Gen., p. 50.
[128] Gen., p. 355.
[129] F. R., p. 558.
[130] F. R., p. 85.
[131] F. R., p. 237.
[132] F. R., vi.
[133] F. R., p. 251.
[134] F. R., p. 75.
[135] Gen., pp. 60, 61.
[136] Arb. Smith, lxxxiii.
[137] F. R., p. 266.
[138] F. R., p. 266.
[139] F. R., pp. 281, 282.
[140] F. R., p. 293.
[141] F. R., p. 312.
[142] F. R., p. 315.
[143] Nar. of Va., pp. 249, 250.
[144] Nar. of Va., p. 251.
[145] F. R., p. 317.
[146] Nar. of Va., pp. 252, 253, 254, 255, 260, 261.
[147] Nar. of Va., p. 276.
[148] In 1662 the Assembly granted power to the Governor and Council for three years to levy a small tax by the poll. The county taxes for defraying local expenses, were assessed and collected by the justices of the peace. The vestries controlled the raising of the parish dues.
[149] Miller, p. 41.
[150] F. R., p. 376.
[151] F. R., p. 415.
[152] F. R., p. 464.
[153] F. R., p. 612.
[154] Bruce, Ec. Hist., Vol. II, pp. 448, 449.
[155] Ibid.
[156] Bruce, Ec. Hist., Vol. II, pp. 442, 443.
[157] F. R., p. 322.
[158] F. R., p. 335.
[159] F. R., p. 336.
[160] Bruce, Ec. Hist., Vol. I, p. 264.
[161] Bruce, Ec. Hist., Vol. I, p. 265.
[162] Bruce, Ec. Hist., Vol. I, p. 269.
[163] P. R. O., CO1-3.
[164] F. R., p. 372.
[165] F. R., p. 377.
[166] F. R., p. 377.
[167] F. R., p. 377.
[168] F. R., p. 415.
[169] F. R., p. 506.
[170] F. R., p. 506.
[171] F. R., p. 608.
[172] P. R. O., CO1-36-37.
[173] Stith, p. 210.
[174] Stith, p. 210.
[175] Arb. Smith, p. 573.
[176] Arb. Smith, p. 573.
[177] Arb. Smith, p. 578.
[178] Arb. Smith, p. 573.
[179] Arb. Smith, p. 574.
[180] Arb. Smith, p. 575.
[181] Arb. Smith, p. 576.
[182] Arb. Smith, p. 576.
[183] Stith, p. 211.
[184] Stith, pp. 211, 212.
[185] F. R., pp. 576, 577.
[186] F. R., p. 576.
[187] F. R., p. 508.