P

Palfrey, William, 206–8

Parker, John, 328

Parks, John, 307

Parsons, James, 209

Parsons, Samuel, 257

Partridge, Oliver, 127

Paterson, Billy, 348

Paxton, Charles, 167, 175

Pelham, Henry, 17, 30

Pendleton, Edmund, 60, 99, 136, 308, 323

Penn, John, 132, 139, 142

Pennsylvania Chronicle,170

Pennsylvania Journal,254

Percy, Earl, 329

Person, Thomas, 244

Peters, Samuel, 305

Philipse, Frederick, 67

Phillips, Samuel, 257

Philosophical Dictionary and Philosophical History (Voltaire), 336–7

Philosophical Letters (Voltaire), 337

Pickering, Timothy, 320

Pitcairn, John, 326, 328–9

Pitt, Fort, 22

Pitt, William, 28–31, 41, 43, 45, 81, 83, 92, 144, 148–50, 152–3, 156, 160–1, 166, 177–8, 182, 210–2, 214, 222, 275–6

“Plan of the Proposed Union Between Great Britain and the Colonies,” 297

Plan of Regulation, 230–1

Polk, Thomas, 233

Polly,65, 112

Pontiac’s Rebellion, 20, 22, 24, 28

Popular (Smugglers) Party, 38

Portland (Whig), 83

Pownall, John, 25, 92, 274

Poynet, John, 333

Pratt, Charles, 81–2

Prendergast, William, 163–5, 343

Prerogative (Court) Party, 38

Prescott, Samuel, 328

Presque Isle, 21

Preston, Thomas, 199–201

Prince, Benjamin, 203

Princeton College, 220, 335

Pritchett, Jeremiah, 242

Proclamation Line of 1763, 24–6, 82

Proctor, William, 177

Providence Gazette,51, 53, 97, 110, 189, 253

Pufendorf, Samuel, 39, 49

Pugh, James, 244

Putnam, Israel, 141