to Doddridge. College in New Jersey. Opposition of the Anglican
clergy. Troubles at Northampton. Views of Edwards on Church
communion. Treatise on the qualification for full communion.
Meeting of council, Second council. Dr. Erskine and the friends of
Edwards in Scotland. Letter of Erskine to Noy. Edwards and
Gillespie. Edwards a missionary at Stockbridge. Letter to his
daughter. His neighbour Samuel Hopkins. Writings of Edwards.
His letter to Dr. Wigglesworth on the attack of Mayhew. His interest
in the Indians. Warning against the French. Message from the
Council and House of Representatives in Boston to Governor Shirley.
Stockbridge attacked by Indians and French. Colonel Williams.
College at Williamstown. Troublers from Northampton. Death of
Aaron Burr. Letters of Esther Burr. Death of Edwards. Letter
of Mrs. Edwards. Postcript of Susannah Edwards 382-412
CHAPTER XIII.-AMERICA AND ENGLAND.
Loyal address of Congregational churches of Hampshire in New England,
on the surrender of Canada. James Otis on the wise administration
of George the Third, and the excellence of the British Constitution.
William Moore and the churches in Nova Scotia. Appeal of Boston
ministers. The Acadians. Opportunity for the evangelization of
Canada neglected. Causes of the War of Independence. Jonathan
Mayhew and Ezra Stiles. Letter of American Convention to the
dissenting deputies. Correspondence of Henry Caner and the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury. Dr. Samuel Johnson, an Anglican clergyman,