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INDEX


A

  • Acheen, Lancaster visits, 43
  • Aden, Captain Alexander Sharpoigh imprisoned at, 67; description of, 92; Jourdain's account of, 95; Sir Henry Middleton's fleet at, 98
  • Adventurers in India, a group of, 165
  • Agha Mahommed Zaman, Mogul Viceroy of Bengal, 275
  • Agra, William Hawkins proceeds to, 67, 78; description of, 78; English chaplain at, 127; life at in Jehangir's reign, 133; Steele's scheme for waterworks at, 166
  • Ahmedabad, Roe proceeds to, 164; terrible outbreak of plague at, 174
  • Ajmere, Sir Thomas Roe sets out for, 135; Jehangir quits, 147
  • Aldworth, Thomas, at Surat, 83, 123, 128
  • Alexander VI's, Pope, decree dividing the world, 19
  • Ambassador to the Great Mogul, Sir Thomas Roe appointed as, 133
  • Amboina, Steven Coteels, Dutch Resident at, 182; English ships in the Straits of, 187; Black Tragedy of, 209; English factory at, 211; beautiful situation of, 213; description of Fort Victoria at, 214; opening incident of the tragedy of, 214; Abel Price tortured and "confesses" at, 216; arrest of Gabrieal Towerson and the other English residents of, 218; torture of English prisoners at, 219; condemnation of English prisoners at, 226; execution of English prisoners at, 234; indignation in England at the Massacre of, 236; belated compensation for the Massacre of, 237; what was the Tragedy of, 238
  • Angediva, English military force encamp on, 267
  • Anjengo, birthplace of Sterne's, Eliza, 316
  • Aqua Vitae given to Mocha guards, 107
  • Arabia. English captives in, 91
  • Armada, Defeat of the Spanish, 19, 181
  • Asaf Khan, Jwhangir's favourite, 137; dilatory tactics of, 144; assists the designs of Roe, 162
  • Ascension, The, 40, 93, 98
  • Assab Bay, Downton takes his ships to, 106
  • Atlantic storms, terrific character of, 24
  • Aungier, Gerald, founder of Bombay, 270
  • Aurungzebe grants the East India Company new privileges, 269; accession of has injurious effect on the English, 277; effects a reconciliation with the English. 303

B

  • Bab-el-Mandeb, Straits of, blockaded by Saris, 112
  • Baffin, William, killed at Kishm, 251.

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