The Historians' History of the World: Scotland, Ireland, England since 1792

Henry Smith Williams

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1907 - World history

EARLY HISTORY TO THE DEATH OF MACBETH 801058 a d	1

in Scotland 3 Roman relics in Britain 6 The earliest races in Scotland 6	19

E Wm Robertsons account of the English claims in Scotland 25 Early forgeries	33

2	43

de Lion releases Scotland 48 Williams conflict with the pope 49 Alexander II	53

of the period 56 The Tanists and the clans 57 Influence of foreigners 58 Spread	60

THE DAYS OF WALLACE 12861305 A D	62

Baliol king his revolt 64 The rise of Wallace 68 Robert Bruce joins Wallace	70

The new clergy and the persecutions of the old 298 The tyrannies under Sharp	322

BRIEF REFERENCELIST OF AUTHORITIES BY CHAPTERS	328

conquest of Ulster 334 Invasions of Britain by the Irish 335 Christianity	354

Ireland from the battle of Clontarf to the AngloNorman invasion 355 Political	363

Learned professions the assemblies 364 England and Ireland 365 The Gerald	378

IRELAND UNDER ENGLISH RULE	380

archy and misrule 385 The statute of Kilkenny 386 The expeditions of Richard	400

revolt of Shane ONeill 406 The Geraldine rebellion 408 Hugh ONeill Earl	420

Edward invades Scotland and wins at Falkirk 76 Wallace resigns the guardian	81

Bruce is crowned at Scone and put to flight 89 Bruce returns to the contest	87

The truce of 1309 and the declaration of the clergy 96 Deficiencies	115

barons and Baliols victory at Dupplin Muir 130 The English reconquer Scotland	142

CHAPTER VII	149

French allies in Scotland 153 Froissarts account of Otterburn or Chevy Chase	155

Robert II 159 The earl of Carrick becomes Robert III 160 Rivalry of the dukes	169

to obedience 173 War with England 174 The murder of James I 175 Tytlers	180

The Black Dinner 181 The king crushes the power of the Douglas 184 Last	199

supports Perkin Warbeck 205 Peaceful relations with England	223

of Albany 228 Albanys second regency and failure 229 Angus gains control	239

under the sway of Cardinal Beaton 240 The martyrdom of Wishart	256

the reformers 261 The return of Mary Queen of Scots 262 Mary Stuart as queen	265

CROWN AGAINST KIRK JAMES VI 15671625 A D	267

Beginning of the regency of Morton 273 The fall of Morton and accession	281

the Octav	289

the commonwealth in power 295 The restoration the drunken parliament	297

Londonderry and the Boyne 426 The bat	448

successes on the land 469 Napoleons new project against England 471 Bona	481

of London 492 Pauperism Poorlaw reform 494 Education of the people	499

The SpaFields riot 501 War with the Barbary States 503 The Five Acts 505	505

Troops withdrawn from France 507 Reforms of 1819 507 The Manchester riots	511

The CatoStreet conspiracy 512 Sedition in Scotland 514 Parliamentary reforms	520

Coronation of George IV death of the queen 521 The king visits Ireland Han	526

the Panic 528 The question of Catholic emancipation 531 Death of the duke	535

The duke of Wellington becomes premier 537 Election for Clare of Daniel OCon	545

ment dissolved 553 The new parliament rejects the Reform Bill 554 Parliament	568

Melbourne ministry dismissed 571 The first Peel ministry 572 Lord Melbourne	582

Public affairs 596 The penny post 597 Fiscal policy 598 Sir Robert	616

Black Sea neutrality army purchase 637 Governmental embar	639

Lord Salisburys ministry 647 The new Salisbury ministry 648 Gladstone	646

again in power 648 Gladstone and the Home Rule Bill of 1893 A D 650 Lord	660

BRIEF REFERENCELIST OF AUTHORITIES BY CHAPTERS	662

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Title	The Historians' History of the World: Scotland, Ireland, England since 1792 Volume 21 of The Historians' History of the World: A Comprehensive Narrative of the Rise and Development of Nations from the Earliest Times, Henry Smith Williams
Editor	Henry Smith Williams
Publisher	Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1907
Original from	UC Southern Regional Library Facility
Digitized	7 Feb 2014

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