1. James's title to the throne

2. James's early unpopularity

3. "The Bye," and "The Main".

4. Raleigh's trial and condemnation..

5. The Hampton Court conference

6. James's first parliament

1. The first parliament

2. War with Spain

3. The second parliament

II.

I. The first two parliaments.

309

311

.. 312

..

..

313

315

.. 316

.. 319

.. 321

7. Religious persecutions

8. The Gunpowder Plot..

9. Proceedings in parliament, 1606-1611 326

10. Death of Cecil: his character and policy 329

11. Proceedings in the court..

330

..

SECTION I. THE FIRST STRUGGLE

BETWEEN KING AND PARLIAMENT.

1625-1629.

281

282

1603-1649.

THE FIRST STUART PERIOD.

CHAPTER VIII. THE REIGN OF JAMES THE FIRST. 1603-1625.

12. "The addled parliament"

333

13. Affairs of Scotland

.. 334

14. Affairs of Ireland

336

15. Rise of Villiers, Duke of Buckingham 339

16. Execution of Sir Walter Raleigh.. 340

17. The war in the Palatinate

342

343

18. Meeting of parliament. 1621.

19. Second session of parliament. 1621-22. 346

20. The Spanish match

348

21. James's last parliament. 1624.

22. Death of James

..

Between the dissolution of the

second, and the meeting of the

third parliament.

4. Arbitrary impositions

5. Imprisonment of five knights for

refusing to pay loans

6. The war against France

351

352

353

20. Condition of the day labourer under

the Tudors

21. Poor and poor laws

22. Moral condition of the people

SECTION III.-NOBILITY, GENTRY, AND

WEALTHY CLASSES.

23. Their houses

24. Furniture

355

356

.. 357

293

294

25. Diet..

295

26. Daily life

296

27. Extinction of chivalry: royal progresses 297

28. Amusements

299

300
302

29. Costumes

30. Armour and weapons

SECTION IV.-LITERATURE, LEARNING,

CHAPTER IX. THE REIGN OF CHARLES THE FIRST.. 1625-1649.

SECTION II.-DURING THE PERIOD THAT

CHARLES GOVERNED

A

WITHOUT

PARLIAMENT. 1629-1640.

366

I. Arbitrary government.

11. Imprisonment of Eliot and others

12. Means adopted to raise the revenue.. 367

13. Trial of Hampden for refusing to pay

ship money

371

..

..

Page

289

290

292

18. Charles promises "graces" to the Irish 382

19. Wentworth's administration

383

III. During the sitting of the third

parliament.

III. The King's government in

Scotland.

7. The Petition of Right

20. Attempts to overthrow the kirk, and

establish episcopacy

358

361

384

8. Changes in the ministry

9. Second session of the third parliament 363

21. Resistance of the Scots: formation of

the "Tables"

10. Foreign transactions

.. 365

22. The National Covenant...:::

* On page 282, paragraph 18 should be numbered 15, and so on to end of chapter.

385

387

48. The war in the country generally

49. Negotiations for a treaty at Oxford

50. Renewal of hostilities. 1643..

51. Waller's plot

428

Levellers at Ware

477

433

436

52. The Battle of Chalgrove Field, and the
death of Hampden..
53. Disastrous position of the parliament's
affairs after the death of Hampden.. 433
54. The relief of Gloucester, and the
Battle of Newbury

55. The Solemn League and Covenant
.. 437
CHAPTER X. THE COMMONWEALTH.

SECTION 1.-RULE OF THE LONG PAR-
LIAMENT. 1649-1653.

I. Continuation of the civil wars.
1. The new government..

2. Mutinies of the Levellers..

493

3. The Irish war

494

4. The Scottish war. Capture and execu-
tion of Montrose

495

493

5. Prince Charles in Scotland

496

81. Agitation of the country at this juncture 479

82. The Royalist risings..

480

83. The Scottish invasion and the "rout"

of Preston..

482

516
518

SECTION 1.-DURING THE ADMINISTRA-
TION OF LORD CLARENDON. 1660-
1667.

I. Proceedings of the Convention Par-

liament.

564

THE PEOPLE. 1603-1660.

580

581

29. The proceedings connected with the

proposal to make Cromwell King 534

30. Blake's last victory and death

31. The Protector's last parliament..

32. Lambert's conspiracy. Threatened

Royalist invasion

536

538

582

584

539

541

33. Alliance with France. Operations in

the Spanish Netherlands

34. The Protector's family and private life 542

*35. The Protector's sickness and death.. 545

SECTION III.-THE ANARCHY.

1658-

THE SECOND STUART PERIOD.

1660-1688.

CHAPTER XII. THE REIGN OF CHARLES THE SECOND. 1660-1685.

II. Reactionary measures of the first
Restoration Parliament.

1. The Act of Indemnity

2. Execution of the regicides

3. Restitution of the church and crown

lands ..

4. Settlement of the revenue

* On page 545, paragraph 34 should be numbered 35, and so on to end of chapter.

5. The Clarendon ministry

6. Temper of the new parliament, as shown

by its first acts

550

551

7. The Savoy conference

8. The Act of Uniformity

9. The Declaration of Indulgence

10. Repeal of the Triennial Act, and

passing of the Conventicle Act

552

554

572

573

575

577

585

586

587

.. 588

589

590

CHAPTER XIII. REIGN OF JAMES THE SECOND. 1685-1688.

94,

20,

دو

Markham read Warham. ,,Hereford read Hertford.

On page 356, paragraph 5, the reader will please observe that the Hampden there mentioned is not John Hampden, but Edward Hampden, his cousin.