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Cassimbazar, factory established Concord, The, 186
at, 277 Connock, Edward, appointed fac­
Cavendish’s voyage round the tor in Persia, 214
world, 18, 22 Constantinople, the gate of the
Ceram, Jourdain visits, 183; East, 30
English factories on, 211 Cooko, Humphroy, fortifies Bom­
Ceylon, Lancaster’s ships pass, bay, 267
27 ; Portuguese occupation of, Copeland, Rev. Patrick, makes tho
241; Dutch capture, 264 first Indian convert, 311
“ Chamber of Horrors,” Amboina, Comet player, English, wins dis­
220, 224 tinction in India, 70
Chaplains, Indian, 71, 128, 311 Coromandel Coast, site for a fac­
Charles II marries the Infanta of tory obtained on the, 263
Portugal, 265 ; transfers Bom­ Coryat, Thomas, an cccentrio
bay to the East India Com­ adventurer, 167; travels of,
pany, 269 168; received by Jehangir, 169 ;
Chamock, Job, founds Calcutta, death of, 173 i
290 ; early career of, 291; de­ Coteels, Steven, Dutch resident at
fends Hooghly, 293 ; retires to Amboina, 182 .
Hijili, 296 ; besieged by Mogul Coulson, Samuel, a prisoner of
troops, 297 ; removes his head­ Amboina, 218 ; protestation of
quarters to Sutanuti, 300; innocence, 231; prayer upon
superseded, 301; re-installed the scaffold, 233
at Calcutta, 304 ; death of, 306 ; Courthope, Nathaniel, conducts •*
character of, 306 an expedition to the Moluccas,
Charter granted to the East India 189; obtains cession of Poolo
Company by Elizabeth, 37 Roon, 190 ; establishes a forti­
Child, Sir John, appointed Gover­ fied camp at Nailaka, 193;
nor General, 304 has interview with Laurence
China, abortive expedition to, 33 Reaal, 193; deolines Reaal’s
Chittagong, proposed occupation offer, 194; perilous position of,
of, 301 199, gallant death of, 208 ;
Clark, John, a prisoner of Am­ noble character of, 208
boina, 218 Cromwell grants privileges to 1
Clove, The, 113, 187 East India Company, 277
Cochin captured by the Dutch, 264 Cromwell’s daughter and Don
Coco-de-mer identified by Gordon Alfonso, suggested marriage
with the Forbidden Fruit, 94 between, 265
Coen, Jan Pietorsoon, Jourdain’s Cumberland, George, Earl of, 37 '
interview with, 183 ; arch enemy i
of the English, 206 ; commands
the Dutch fleet in the fight off
f D
Jakatra, 202 ; firmly re-estab­
lishes Dutch power at Jakatra, Dabul, Sir Henry Middleton takes
206 ; implacable policy of, 210, his fleot to, 111
212 Dacca, English agents at released,
Cokayno, George, faotor at 302
Macassar, 185, 186 Dalo, Sir Thomas, conducts an
Collings, Edward, a prisoner of expedition against the Dutoh,
Amboina, 218 199 ; oarly career of, 200 ; cap­
Commercial expansion in the tures the Zwarte Leeuw, 200 ;
East, 30 attaoks the Dutoh fleet, 201 ;
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