R

Radical ideology school of history, 355

Ramsay, David, 350

Randolph, John, 99

Randolph, Peter, 132–3

Randolph, Peyton, 60, 76, 99, 184, 288, 308–9, 324

“Rationalis,” 147

Reade, Charles, 59

“Redressers,” 242

Reed, Joseph, 283

Regulator movement, North Carolina, 233–45, 324, 342, 345

Regulator movement, South Carolina, 227–32

Reid, John, 346

Reid, William, 252–3

“Remonstrance and Petition” (NY Assembly), 55

“Representation of the Clergy of the Church of England,” 75

Restraining Act of June 1767, 160

Revenue Act. SeeAmerican Revenue Act

Revere, Paul 173, 267, 279, 281–2, 297, 301, 321, 328

Revolution, American, 328–9, 334–5, 349–50, 352–6

Rhoda,64

Rhode Island Resolves, 126

Richards, William, 121

Richardson, Ebenezer, 198–9, 201

Richardson, Richard, 232

Richardson, Thomas, 190

Richmond, Lord, 153, 178, 214

Rights of the British Colonies Asserted and Proved, The (Otis), 49

Rights of the Colonies Examined (Hopkins), 52

Riot Act, 244

Rivington, James, 315–7

Robinson, Charles, 238–9

Robinson, John, 53, 63–5, 99, 100, 112–3, 117, 175, 194, 201, 252

Robinson, Samuel, 341

Robinson, Silas, 342

Rockingham, Marquis of, 30, 80, 143–53, 155–6, 175–7, 189, 207, 211, 214, 264, 276

Rogers, Nathaniel, 198, 201, 219

Rome, George, 52

Romney,174–5

Rossiter, Clinton, 335, 355

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 336–9

Rowe, John, 267

Royal Commission of Inquiry, 254, 258–9

Royle, Joseph, 101

Ruggles, Timothy, 50, 127–8, 304, 306

Rutledge, Edward, 290, 297–8, 309

Rutledge, John, 209, 251, 291, 302, 309