THE

HISTORY

OF

EN GLA N D.

VOL. VII.

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A NEW EDITION, with the Author's last

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CONTENTS

OF

THE SEVENTH VOLUME.

CHAP. LVII.

Invasion of the Scots. - Battle of Marston-moor. — Bata

tle of Cropredy-bridge. - Essex's Forces disarmed.

- Second Battle of Newbury. — Rise and Character

of the Independents. - Self-denying Ordinance. -

Fairfax, Cromwel. — Treaty of Uxbridge.--Execution

of Land.

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CHA P. LVIII.

Montrose's Victories. The new Model of the Army.

Battle of Naseby. - Surrender of Bristol. - The West

conquered by Fairfax. - Defeat of Montrose. — Eccle.

siastical Affairs. - King goes to the Scots at Newark.

End of the War. - King delivered up by the Scots. 43