The History of England Under the House of Stuart, Including the Commonwealth, Part 1

Baldwin & Cradock, 1840 - Great Britain

Reassembled Jan 21 ib the penal laws against Catholics made more severe	4

Accession of James I the result of popular feeling 1 the elevation of James	8

defeat of Van Tromp ib change in the apparent character of the English	12

James obtains the opinion of the judges on the dispensing power Jan 21 875	13

New parliament May 8 590 its proceedings 591 corporationact ib	16

Conference at Hampton Court Jan 2225 effect of this conference	26

negotiations with foreign powers 216 preparations for assembling a second	27

the Puritans how far censurable 35 36 proceedings in the houses of con	37

THE PROTECTORATE	197

CHARLES I	204

tine hopes of the court Sept 226 a forced loan 227 oppressive conduct	229

the court 241 apostacy of Wentworth 242 proceedings in parliament Jan	245

commons on the 2nd of March 249 parliament dissolved 250 conduct of	252

Peace with France and Spain May 259 illegal methods of raising money	264

Case of Bastwick 270 case of Burton	271

ing the place of the communiontable	278

Parliament prorogued from Oct 3 to Nov 5 53 Sir Everard Digby	57

Necessities of the government Jan 21 63 connexion between the granting	72

Death of Cecil May 24 ib his condition as a statesman and courtier	79

Marriage of the Princess Elizabeth Feb 14 84 rise of Carr the new favourite	87

The kings second parliament convened 88 Attempt of the undertakers ib	95

the Spaniards at St Thomass 98 failure of the enterprise ib arrest	101

The fivemile act 603	106

Ecclesiastical affairs in Scotland 107 small progress of episcopacy in Scot	109

complain against it 114 progress of separation from the established church 115	115

Hostility of the ruling clergy to the common law 281 controversy respecting	122

of Bancroftprimacy of Abbot 120 new translation of the Scriptures com	125

pendents 130 rivalry of Coke and Bacon 131133 case of Peacham 133	133

case of Owen 134 court of chancery ib dispute between Coke and the sove	150

Parliament dissolved Jan 6 151 object of James in these proceedings ib	158

1625 ib death of James March 27 164 character of James I 164167	164

1669 Parliament 650 impeachment of the Earl of Orrery ib the judicial power	170

Restraints laid upon preaching 282284	282

Change of religious feeling in Scotland	290

The book of canons	297

The covenant March 1 301 concessions at length made by the king ib	306

Proceedings against Lauderdale Buckingham and Arlington 674675 effect	309

Cromwell contemplates assembling another parliament ib death of his daugh	313

Feeling of the nation on the meeting of the long parliament 314 proceedings	324

New parliament summoned Jan 18 776 petition of the sixteen peers ib	346

His execution May 12 340 observations on his case 341344 character	352

1665 The commons establish their right to appropriate supplies and to inspect public	392

Independents ib selfdenying ordinance 391 the army new modelled ib	394

Trial of Laud	413

JAMES II	418

Commission of Glamorgan 419421 new overture from the king 422 escape	424

Vote of nonaddresses Jan 3 456 popular feeling in favour of the king ib	461

THE COMMONWEALTH	467

Title	The History of England Under the House of Stuart, Including the Commonwealth, Part 1 Library of useful knowledge The History of England Under the House of Stuart, Including the Commonwealth, Robert Vaughan
Author	Robert Vaughan
Publisher	Baldwin & Cradock, 1840
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	10 Nov 2008

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