The Popular History of England, Volumes 3-4

J. W. Lovell, 1880 - Great Britain

Elizabeth proclaimed queen She refuses to attend Mass on Christmasday Philip pro	13

Public spirit under Elizabeth Sports and Processions England sends aid to	40

Mary compelled to resign the Crown Murray accepts the Regency Escape of Mary	65

General view of the first ten years of Elizabeth Movement of Rome against Protestant	82

Jesuits in England Campion Increased severities against Papists Expedition to	98

The Association Statute for the surety of the queens person Commissions for trial	112

Funeral of Sir Philip Sidney Preparations for the Invasion of England by Spain	136

Sailing of the Armada The English fleet The Armada off Plymouth The fight	148

The king demands the Members at Guildhall Manifestations of popular discontent	429

Beginnings of the Civil War The king marches to Shrewsbury Skirmish at	455

The queen joins her husband Various incidents of the war Bristol taken by assault	475

The Scots enter England The Irish army defeated at Nantwich A Parliament sum	490

Destruction of the Manor Houses Miseries of Sieges Montrose defeated at Philip	510

The King at Holmly House Army Independents Cromwell The Army provoed	530

Narratives of the kings Escape He goes to the Isle of Wight The Levellers in	552

Treaty of Newport Concessions of the King Remonstrance of the Army Crom	568

The three religious classes of the second half of the reign of Elizabeth Progress	166

Henry of Navarre succeeds to the throne of France English expeditions to aid Henry	184

Death of lord Burleigh Death of Philip II Condition of Ireland Rebellion	206

Literature and Art characteristic of the periods of their production First years of Eliz	227

James proclaimed king of England Question of the Succession Sir Robert Careys	238

The Gunpowder Plot Lord Mounteagle receives a letter Salisbury is made acquainted	253

Parliament of 1606 Statutes against Papists Game Laws Manners of the Court	271

Arabella Stuart Death of Salisbury Robert Carr kings favorite Death of Prince	291

Release of Raleigh Raleighs expedition to Guiana Raleigh returns to England His	308

Accession of Charles I Marriage of the king with Henrietta Maria The first Parlia	325

Absolute government Condition of England from 1629 to 1637 Contrasts of France	346

Scotland Visit of the king in 1633 A Servicebook commanded to be used in 1637	371

The Long Parliament Difficulty of narrating its history in a limited space Of what	386

Act for the nondissolution of Parliament Jealousy of the Commons Principal legisla	408

Proclamation against a new king The Icon Basiliké Council of State appointed	587

negotiates with the Scottish Parliament His commission to Montrose	606

TABLE OF CONTEMPORARY SOVEREIGNS	628

Cromwells return to London Reforming policy of Cromwell Conference on the Settle	13

A D 1653	23

Defeat of Van Tromp Character of the Little Parliament Cromwells Address to this	34

The Protectorate Incentives to assassinate the Protector Royalist Plot concocted	53

Greatness of Cromwell in his Foreign Policy Naval armaments Blakes exploits	75

Richard Cromwell proclaimed Protector General calm upon his succession to power	104

Statutes again present materials for history Long Parliament declared to be dissolved	134

Scotland The Scottish Parliament Execution of Argyle Episcopacy restored	153

Marlborough dismissed from office Parliamentary debates Independence of	557

Ministerial Changes Preparations for the Campaign Louis and William with their	577

TABLE OF CONTEMPORARY SOVEREIGNS 596	596

Title	The Popular History of England, Volumes 3-4 The Popular History of England, Charles Knight
Author	Charles Knight
Publisher	J. W. Lovell, 1880
Original from	the University of Virginia
Digitized	9 Dec 2010

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