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Regency was two votes. It was not till Mary had declared that she would not take precedence of her husband, and till William had declared that he would be nothing short of king, that the Lords yielded.

U2. Seven votes.-Hallam gives nine.

VI. James." He was brave, firm, energetic, straightforward, and sincere, save in matters where religion supervened, but he was always cruel, proud, vindictive, obstinate; although he would have been himself a faithful and obedient subject, he became one of the least suitable sovereigns to reign over a free people" (Barrow).

V2. The Tories maintained-that the king could never die, and that therefore the throne could not be vacant. William was ready to return home again, and intimated that nothing less than kingly power for life would satisfy him, and that he was not in the humour to be dependent on a woman, whoever she was (Barrow).

V3. Eleven votes.-Hallam gives fourteen.

WI. At last. "After the Revolution England became practically a republic” (Gardiner and Mullinger).

INDEX

AGINCOURT, battle of, 73

Alexander III., King of Scotland, 59

Alfred the Great, 9, 35, 36
Allen, Cardinal, 92, 241
Anglo-Saxons. See Saxons

Annates, 219

Anne of Cleves, 86, 224
Anselm, 46, 130

Apprentices, London, 288

Armada, the Spanish, 92, 248-49

Arthur, King, 25

Arundel, Earl of, 12

Ashburnham Library, 4

Askew, Anne, 87, 226
Athelstan, 37

Attainder, Bill of, 287

Augustine, St., of Canterbury, 27

BABINGTON, the Conspiracy, 92
Bacon, Lord, 96, 204, 206, 264
Baddy, English martyr, 182
Ball, John, 69, 175

Balliol, King of Scotland, 59, 61, 65, 67,
160

Barnet Heath, battle of, 78, 198
Barons, the English, 51, 53-55, 59, 63
Barrow, Sir John, xiii, xiv, xv

His History of England, 5, 16, 17,
18, 95, 217

Battles. See Agincourt, Barnet Heath,
Bear Park, Bosworth Field, Crecy,
Edgehill, Evesham, Falkirk, Flodden
Field, Halidon Hill, Keynton, Lewes,
Lincoln, Marston Moor, Naseby,
Neville's Cross, Newbury, Northamp-
ton, Poictiers, Prestonpans, Sandal,
Shrewsbury, Stamford, Stirling,
Tinchebrai, Towton, Vernueil, Wor-

cester

Bayeux, Odo, Bishop of, 44, 45, 127
Bear Park, battle of, 66, 170
Beauvais, Bishop of, 11, 50, 139
Biagi, Dr., xiv

Bible, English, 85, 220, 224-25

Black Death, 170, 171, 173, 174

Black Prince, 66, 67, 168, 171
Blake, 110-12, 312, 314, 319
Blankenberg, naval battle of, 66, 169
Blondel, 10, 138

Blood, "The Notorious," 115, 332
Bloody Statute, 86, 88, 224
Boadicea, 22

Boétie, La, 23

Boleyn, Anne, 84, 86, 214, 219, 220
Bonaparte, Lucien, 32
Bosworth Field, 81, 202
Breda, treaty of, 115, 331
Brice, Professor, xii
Brice, St., 40
Britons, early, 19

Bruce, Robert, 60, 62, 65, 165, 167
Buchan, Countess of, 60

Buckingham, Villiers, Duke of, 96, 274-75,
278

Bulls, Papal, 42, 47, 51, 57, 61, 63, 85,
142, 154, 214

CADE, Jack, 192
Cæsar, 22, 23
Calais, 91, 238

Cambridge, University of, 36
Canute, 41

Carlisle, Countess of, 284
Carlyle, xiv, xxiii
Caroline, Queen, xxii
Carr, Robert, 258

Carte, Thomas, xiii, xxi–xxiii, 217
Catherine of Arragon, 84

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Mary, Queen, 89-90, 322-28

Queen of Scots, 13, 92, 228-40,

246-47

Masson, M. Frédéric, xiv, 14

Merchant adventurers, 159
Millenarians, 315

Milton, 41 m., 327

Model, The New, 299

Monasteries, Dissolution of, 222-24, 237
Monk, 14, 110, 113, 114, 314, 325-26,
330

Monks, 35, 37, 38, 41, 44, 85, 126, 141,
219, 220, 221. See Clergy
Monmouth, Rebellion of, 119, 339
Montfort, Simon de, 12, 55, 56, 150-53
More, Sir T., 211, 219
Mortimer, 64, 65, 167, 168

Mowbray, 181

Mullinger, J. B., 16 n., 43

Municipal System, English, 58

NAPIER, Macvey, xv

Napoleon, xi, xiii; his biographies (see
Lee, H., Lyonett); his birth, 2; early
life, 3; history of Corsica, 6; his early
hatred of France, 6, 13; admira-
tion of England, 7; his eye for the
picturesque, 28; leaning towards Re-
publicanism, 146; his opinions on
bishops, 12, 69, 176; Catholicism,
218; Concordat, the, 218; clergy, the,
9 (see Clergy); Cromwell, 269; Louis
XVI., 268; monks, 220 (see Monks);
public opinion, 212-13; English Re-
volution, 71, 268

Naseby, battle of, 106, 300
Navigation Act, 314

Navy, English, 12, 36, 42, 51, 59, 117,

145, 159, 185, 192, 248, 289, 293, 304,
313, 318, 332. See Sea Power
Neville's Cross, battle of, 66, 171
Newbury, battle of, 105, 298
Normans, The, 44 seq.
Northampton, battle of, 77, 193
Northmen, conquests of, 32 seq.

OATES, Titus, 116, 334

Odo, Bishop of Bayeux, 44, 45
Oldcastle, Sir J., 73

Ordeal of Fire, 41

Orleans, Siege of, 75, 188
Ormonde, Earl of, 310-11
Ossian, 8

Oxford, Provisions of, 55, 57, 150
University of, 35

PAGEANTS, 149, 150

Pandulph, Papal Legate, 51, 141
Parliament, 13, 53-56, 59, 61-67, 69, 70,
72, 77, 82, 84, 85, 87, 88, 92, 95-103,
III, 113, 115, 116, 117, 119, 121, 149,
152, 157, 160, 173, 193, 211, 220, 240,
261-62, 266, 273-74, 289, 292, 296, 315-
317, 335, 345
Parr, Old, 101

Patriotism, English, 95

Pembroke, Earl of, 51, 55, 60

Perrers, Alice, 172

Persecution, religious, 28
Peter de Roches, 147

Peter's Pence, 28

Philip of France, 51

the Bold, 58, 158

the Fair, 63

King of Spain, 90, 92, 234
Piracy, 34

Plantagenets, The, 47 seq.
Plato, 22

Poictiers, 66, 171
Pole, Cardinal, 236
Poll-tax, 176

Præmunire, Law of, 92, 241
Presbyterians, 107, 304

Prestonpans, battle of, 88, 228
Priestcraft, 18, 38, 120, 126. See Clergy
and Monks
Privy Council, 54
Protestantism, 304
Prothero, Dr., xii
Prynne, William, 281

Puritans, The, 94, 102, 256

Pym, 98, 102, 105, 274, 284-85, 288, 297

QUAKERS, The, 113, 326
Quo Warranto, Writ, 157, 337

RALEIGH, Sir W., 96, 263-64
Ranke, xi

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