Meticulously detailed and thoroughly comprehensive, this six-volume history of seventeenth-century England was first published in English in 1875.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Book VI. Government in England without the Parliament. Troubles in Scotland: 1. Peace with France and Spain 2. Share of England in the events of the Thirty Years' War, 1630-1636 3. Monarchical tendencies of the home government 4. Conflicting tendencies of the age, and within the kingdom of Great Britain 5. Origin and outbreak of ecclesiastical disturbances in Scotland 6. The Scottish Covenant 7. Attempts at an accommodation Book VII. Connexion between the Troubles in Scotland and those in England and Elsewhere: 1. Campaign of Charles I against Scotland 2. Relations of the English court with the court and polity of France 3. Relations of England with the army of Bernard of Weimar and with the Spanish fleet under Oquendo 4. Renewed disturbances in Scotland 5. Strafford and the Short Parliament 6. The Scots in England Book VIII. The Long Parliament and the King, down to the Outbreak of the Civil War: Introduction 1. Summoning of the parliament 2. The first sittings of the Long Parliament 3. Progress of aggressive tendencies in the Lower House. Debates on Episcopacy 4. Attempt at a reaction 5. Parliamentary and popular agitation. Execution of Strafford 6. Concessions and new demands 7. Charles I in Scotland. The Irish rebellion 8. Days of the Grand Remonstrance 9. Formation of a new ministry. Tumultuous agitation in the capital 10. Breach between the king and the parliament Book IX. The English Civil War, 1642-1646: Introduction 1. Origin of the Civil War 2. The campaigns of 1642 and 1643 3. Fresh interference of the Scots. Campaign of 1644 4. Preponderance of the Scots 5. The campaign of 1645 Book X. Independents and Presbyterians. Fate of the King: Introduction 1. Flight of the King to the Scots 2. Charles I at Newcastle 3. The parliament and army at variance 4. Influence of the agitators 5. The so-called second civil war 6. Fall of the king.
Book VI. Government in England without the Parliament. Troubles in Scotland: 1. Peace with France and Spain 2. Share of England in the events of the Thirty Years' War, 1630-1636 3. Monarchical tendencies of the home government 4. Conflicting tendencies of the age, and within the kingdom of Great Britain 5. Origin and outbreak of ecclesiastical disturbances in Scotland 6. The Scottish Covenant 7. Attempts at an accommodation Book VII. Connexion between the Troubles in Scotland and those in England and Elsewhere: 1. Campaign of Charles I against Scotland 2. Relations of the English court with the court and polity of France 3. Relations of England with the army of Bernard of Weimar and with the Spanish fleet under Oquendo 4. Renewed disturbances in Scotland 5. Strafford and the Short Parliament 6. The Scots in England Book VIII. The Long Parliament and the King, down to the Outbreak of the Civil War: Introduction 1. Summoning of the parliament 2. The first sittings of the Long Parliament 3. Progress of aggressive tendencies in the Lower House. Debates on Episcopacy 4. Attempt at a reaction 5. Parliamentary and popular agitation. Execution of Strafford 6. Concessions and new demands 7. Charles I in Scotland. The Irish rebellion 8. Days of the Grand Remonstrance 9. Formation of a new ministry. Tumultuous agitation in the capital 10. Breach between the king and the parliament Book IX. The English Civil War, 1642-1646: Introduction 1. Origin of the Civil War 2. The campaigns of 1642 and 1643 3. Fresh interference of the Scots. Campaign of 1644 4. Preponderance of the Scots 5. The campaign of 1645 Book X. Independents and Presbyterians. Fate of the King: Introduction 1. Flight of the King to the Scots 2. Charles I at Newcastle 3. The parliament and army at variance 4. Influence of the agitators 5. The so-called second civil war 6. Fall of the king.
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