The History of England, Volumen6

Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green and J. Taylor, 1836

16451647	1

Innovations in levying of Troops Military Law	7

1626	11

The alleged Offence of Arundel a more probable Solu	19

Page	24

Page	29

1647 1648	38

Petition of Peers for a Parliament at York signed	42

Conduct of Charles and his Counsellors during this long	185

War with the Dutch	189

CHAP VI	197

204	206

Foreign Relations	209

Members committed to the Tower	212

Advice of the Judges	218

1657	222

Impeachment of Buckingham prosecuted with unabated	43

Individual Application to the Noblility for liberal Con	46

49	50

Proceedings of Parliament with respect to the Supplies	51

Meeting of Parliament Proceedings of the three several	58

Accession of Charles I His Marriage Buckinghams Mission Arrival	73

Attempt to disband the Army	76

Opinions of two Judges Jones and Doddridge	78

CHAP III	80

Commons engaged in the memorable Petition of Rights	85

The King signs a secret Treaty with the Scots	88

Attempt to remove Bristols Case to the Kings Bench	90

Lords accede to Petition as drawn by Commons	91

104	107

183	108

Capital Accusation against the King	114

Sir Edward Coke	116

Protest read and put to the Vote by Hollis	128

Extraordinary Conduct of Charles towards the Prisoners	130

156	138

Expedition of Charles II to Scotland	147

Conquest of Scotland Monk	159

Disastrous Course of governing by Prerogative adopted	162

CHAP V	170

A D	172

Character of Weston Pembroke and Montgomery	175

Character of the Long Parliament	228

Remark upon Release of Prynne Burton and Bastwick	234

Restoration of his Sister and of the Electoral Family	243

Strafford with a Bill of Attainder	251

Shameless Reply of Heath	257

Attack upon Buckingham on twofold Charge	259

Illness of the Queen Montereuils Account	263

CHAP VII	267

Remonstrance of both Houses	272

Cromwell prepares to call a Parliament	273

Foreign Relations	276

277	280

The King attempts to seize the Five Members Their Escape and	286

Baseness of Hyde	292

Important Question of Command of the Militia	298

508	304

Page	307

Army of the Parliament Military Funds	313

CHAP VIII	314

Death of Weston followed by some Changes at the Council	317

The Civil War Reverses of the Parliament Arrival of the Queen	321

CHAP V	331

Movements of the Scotch	338

1638	354

As a Preliminary to the Campaign of 1645 Parliament	355

Título	The History of England, Volumen6 Volúmenes76-85 de Cabinet cyclopedia Cabinet cyclopedia: History The History of England, Sir James Mackintosh The cabinet of history. Conducted by the Rev. D. Lardner
Autor	Sir James Mackintosh
Editor	Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown & Green and J. Taylor, 1836
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Princeton
Digitalizado	1 Mayo 2009

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