The very king whom he had served turned against him, and, worn down by sickness and a troubled spirit, he sailed for England.

All Virginia rejoiced at his departure, and salutes were fired and bonfires blazed, and all nature seemed to rejoice in the blessed hope that the reign of tyranny was ended forever.
[Illustration.] Ye End.
HISTORICAL INDEX.
* * * * * Address of the Massachusetts Legislature to King Charles II Albemarle has Stevens appointed governor Alderman, slayer of King Philip Andros, Major Edward, commissioned to receive the surrender of New York Andros and Captain Ball at Saybrook Angel of deliverance Arlington and Culpepper grants denounced by Bacon Arrival of the first English troops in Virginia Assembly begs Berkeley to desist in hanging rebels Attack on the swamp fort Austin, Anna, the fanatical Quaker Bacon, Nathaniel Bacon's "Quarter Branch" Bacon's threat Bacon sends a messenger to Jamestown for his commission Bacon defeats the Indians Bacon arrested Bacon's confession Bacon's flight Bacon rousing his friends Bacon marching on Jamestown Bacon captures Jamestown Bacon and Berkeley meet Bacon commissioned by Berkeley Bacon hangs Berkeley's spy Bacon urged to depose Berkeley Bacon's Indian campaign Bacon again rallying his hosts Bacon uses the wives of royalists as shields Bacon repulses the attack of Berkeley's longshoremen Bacon besieges Jamestown Bacon enters Jamestown Bacon burns Jamestown Bacon marches to meet the foe on the Potomac Bacon ill Bacon's death a mystery Bacon rebels attainted of treason Bacon's laws repealed Baconites deserting Ingram Battle between Claybourne and Calvert on the Potomac Battle of the Severn, March 25, 1654 Battle of Brookfield Battle of Bloody Run Bennett, Richard, succeeds Berkeley Berkeley, Sir William, Governor of Virginia Berkeley, Sir William, character of Berkeley's proclamation against Puritan pastors Berkeley invites Charles II.

to come to Virginia Berkeley, deposed by roundheads in 1650, retires to Greenspring Manor Berkeley restored in 1660 by Charles II.
Berkeley's opinion of free schools and printing Berkeley informs home government that all trouble with the Indians is happily over Berkeley's excuse for refusing Bacon's commission Berkeley denounces Bacon as a rebel Berkeley pardons Bacon Berkeley preparing to resist Bacon Berkeley and Bacon meet Berkeley revokes Bacon's commission and denounces him a rebel Berkeley in possession of Jamestown Berkeley demands surrender of Jamestown Berkeley's attack on Bacon's works Berkeley's tyranny at York Berkeley's departure from Virginia Berkeley's territory conveyed to the Duke of York Bland, execution of Brent reported advancing Buckingham succeeds Clarendon Burning of Jamestown Calvert, Sir George, at Jamestown, 1630 Calvert, Governor of Maryland Carolinia, William Hawley, governor of Carolinia settled by New Englanders Carolinia constitution Carteret, New Jersey conveyed to Carteret enters New Jersey with a hoe on his shoulder Carteret, Governor of New Jersey, deposed Census of New England in 1675 Charles I.beheaded in 1649 Charles II.

declared king of England in 1660 Charles II.

pursuing the judges of his father Charles II., character of Charles II.