The history of England, from the invasion of Julius Cæsar to the revolution ... - David Hume - Google Libros

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of the Progress of the Reformation. War with

- Invasion of France. - War with Scotland.

- A Parliament. Invasion of France. Italian Wars.

- The King of France invades Italy. -
- Battle of Pavia,

and Captivity of Francis. - Francis recovers his Liberty.

-Sack of Rome. League with France.

Scruples concerning the King's Marriage. The King

enters into these Scruples. Ann Boleyn. Henry

applies to the Pope for a Divorce. The Pope favour-

able. The Emperor threatens him. The Pope's

ambiguous Conduct. The Cause evoked to Rome. --

Wolsey's Fall. - Commencement of the Reformation

in England. Foreign Affairs. Wolsey's Death. -

Progress of the Reformation. -

King's final Breach with Rome. - A

Religious Principles of the People-of the King-of the

Ministers. Farther Progress of the Reformation. —

Sir Thomas More. - The Maid of Kent. Trial and

Execution of Fisher, Bishop of Rochester - of Sir

Thomas More. - King excommunicated. - Death of

Queen Catherine. - Suppression of the lesser Monas-

teries. A Parliament. A Convocation. Transla-

tion of the Bible. Disgrace of Queen Anne. Her

Trial and Execution. A Parliament. A Convo-

cation. Discontents among the People. Insurrec-

tion. Birth of Prince Edward and Death of Queen

Jane. Suppression of the greater Monasteries. —-

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Disputation with Lambert. A Parliament. - Law of

the Six Articles. — Proclamations made equal to Laws.

Settlement of the Succession. King's Projects of

Marriage. He marries Anne of Cleves. He dis-

likes her.. - A Parliament. - Fall of Cromwel - His

Execution. King's Divorce from Anne of Cleves.-

His Marriage with Catherine Howard. State of

Affairs in Scotland. - Discovery of the Queen's disso-

lute Life. A Parliament. - Ecclesiastical Affairs.

War with Scotland.

James V.-Treaty with Scotland. - New Rupture.

Rupture with France. A Parliament. Affairs of

Scotland. A Parliament. - Campaign in France. —

A Parliament. Peace with France and Scotland.

Persecutions. Execution of the Earl of Surrey. —

Attainder of the Duke of Norfolk. Death of the

King His Character. - Miscellaneous Transactions.

State of the Regency. Innovations in the Regency.-

Hertford Protector. Reformation completed.

Foreign Affairs. Progress of

the Reformation in Scotland. Assassination of Car-

dinal Beaton. Conduct of the War with Scotland.

Battle of Pinkey. A Parliament. Farther Pro-

gress of the Reformation. Affairs of Scotland. -

Young Queen of Scots sent into France. Cabals of

Lord Seymour.— Dudley Earl of Warwic. A Par-

liament. Attainder of Lord Seymour.- His Exe-

cution. Ecclesiastical Affairs.

Discontents of the

People. - Insurrections. - Conduct

of the War with Scotland with France. Factions

in the Council. Conspiracy against Somerset. —

Somerset resigns the Protectorship. — A Parliament.

-Peace with France and Scotland. Boulogne sur-

rendered. Persecution of Gardiner.-Warwic created

Duke of Northumberland His Ambition. Trial of

Parliament. Succession changed. — The King's Sick-

ness and Death.

Somerset His Execution. A Parliament.

Lady Jane Gray proclaimed Queen - Deserted by the

People.The Queen proclaimed and acknowledged.

Northumberland executed. Catholic Religion re-

stored. A Parliament. - Deliberations with regard

to the Queen's Marriage. Queen's Marriage with

Philip. Wyatt's Insurrection - suppressed.

cution of Lady Jane Gray. A Parliament. - Philip's

Arrival in England.

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