ANALYTICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.

GENEALOGICAL TABLES.

The Descent of the Tudors..

The House of Tudor

The French Royal Family, illustrative of their claims upon Naples

and Milan

The Relationship between Charles V. and the Tudors
The Family of the De la Poles ..

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The French Royal Family, illustrative of the Wars of the Huguenots.. 205
The House of Suffolk, to whom Henry VIII. devised the crown in
preference to the Scottish House

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CHAPTER I. THE REIGN OF HENRY VII. 1485-1509.

SECTION I.—PERIOD DURING WHICH HENRY'S REIGN WAS
DISTURBED BY FACTIOUS YORKISTS.

SECTION II.-HENRY'S FOREIGN RELATIONS. 1500-1509.

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French Invasion of

Naples.

with Philip,
Archduke of Austria

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13. Henry's Negotiations with
Spain
14. Transactions

CHAPTER II. THE REIGN OF HENRY VIII. 1509-1547.

SECTION I.-FROM THE ACCESSION OF HENRY TO THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF WOLSEY IN POWER. 1509-1518.

SECTION II.-FROM THE ESTABLISHMENT OF WOLSEY IN
POWER TO HIS DISGRACE AND FALL. 1519-1530.

SECTION III.-FROM THE FALL OF WOLSEY TO THE END

SECTION I.-BRIEF SURVEY OF THE REFORMATION ON THE

CONTINENT.

SECTION II.-THE REFORMATION IN ENGLAND DURING THE
REIGNS OF HENRY VIII. AND EDWARD VI.

I. Aspects of public opinion regarding | 17. Circumstances which at this
the Church before the abolition of
the Papal Supremacy.

7. Revival of the Lollards..

time marked the progress of
the Reformation

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II. Petition

8. The Christian Brothers ..
9. Opposition to clerical excesses
and clerical privileges..

10. Persecution of Richard
Hunne ..

of the Commons
against the Clergy and their
Spiritual Courts. 1529.

12. Subjection of the Church to
the State

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20. Distinctions between the Old
and New Services as at this
time established

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CHAPTER IV. THE REIGNS OF EDWARD VI. AND

MARY. 1547-1558.

SECTION I.-THE REIGN OF EDWARD VI. 1547-1553.