The Statesmen of the Commonwealth of England: With a Treatise on the Popular Progress in English History

Harper & Brothers, 1846 - 647 pagine

ANALYTICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL	xxxix

STATESMEN OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF ENGLAND	1

1C28 Assassination of Buckingham	4

November Cromwell offers himself as a Can	5

Page	14

Deadly Jealousy between Buckingham and	20

This Speech remarkable for the absence of	28

263	38

A A Discovery of the great Plot for the utter Ruin	234

9	237

11	238

The second Parliament dissolved Privy Seals	243

Wentworth receives a Privy Seal Anxiety	251

23d of October Battle of Edgehill Address	256

111	269

Refuses the Loan summoned to the Council	279

The Parliament negotiate with	284

Preliminary Remarks previous to entering on	287

Motion of Sir John Eliot	316

Proceedings of the Parliament	319

Cessation of his personal Intercourse with Buck	338

238	355

His Conversation with the Sheriff the Morning	361

The Degree of Bachelor of Arts conferred on	367

Charges against	371

Its Effect on the Kingdom	377

23d of April Enters Sidney Sussex College	398

His Gallantries	401

March Takes his Seat in the Third Parlia	404

His Opposition to the Measures of the King	407

12th of August	417

His extreme Cautiousness	418

Movements of the Kings Troops	423

6th of February A Parliament assembled	431

2d of July Battle of Marston Moor Night	455

Lady Carlile Lady Loftus Lady Carnarvon	475

386	520

306	551

Restoration of Charles II Henry Marten sur	552

367	553

Nearly Half of the entire Kingdom now hopeless	555

His Marriage	643

67	646

Titolo	The Statesmen of the Commonwealth of England: With a Treatise on the Popular Progress in English History
Autore	John Forster
Curatore	John Overton Choules
Editore	Harper & Brothers, 1846
Provenienza dell'originale	la University of Wisconsin - Madison
Digitalizzato	28 mag 2008
Lunghezza	647 pagine

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His increasing Illness petitions the King to	40

THOMAS WENTWORTH EARL	55

156	57

241	63

136	76

Appointed to the Government of Ireland	81

His third Marriage with Elizabeth Rhodes	87

138	90

A D	100

198	103

Returns to his Government in Ireland and	111

389	114

242	125

My humble Opinion concerning a Parliament	132

Terms on which he and his Friends consented	134

Takes his Seat in Parliament for Calne	137

Pym again in Parliament his Exertions chiefly	144

199	145

200	154

18th of June Meeting of Parliament Eliot	158

61	159

Letters of Charles Louis Prince Elector of	173

Effects produced by this Speech	177

Extract from Mr Pyms Speech pointing out	200

The Kings Visit to Scotland Purposes of this	211

Effect of this Speech	218

The King addresses a Manifesto to the City	225

26	229