The Popular History of England, 4: An Illustrated History of Society and Government from Earliet Period to Our Own Times, Volume 1

Bradbury and Evans, 1858 - 492 pages

Beginnings of the Civil	1

The Fight at Brentford	8

Administration of Justice	14

ILLUSTRATIONS	23

Crown from the Royal Mint at Oxford	42

Termination of the War in the West	56

State of Parties	62

374	67

Shutting up of the Exchequer	350

PAGE	355

A D 1682 to A D 1683	368

A D 1685 to 1686	381

Autograph of James II	400

Cromwells Speech	411

Drydens Poem of The Hind and the Pan	415

The Voyage	436

CONTENTS	81

St Jamess Park	97

71	101

Trial of Charles I From a Print in Nelsons	108

Council of State appointed	115

Cromwell Lord Lieutenant	121

X	145

Failure of Risings in the West and North	191

Tolerance to Sects	216

Blakes Exploits	224

Cromwell inaugurated as Protector under	232

The Army disbanded	244

Convention Parliament dissolved	250

The Upper House	254

The CustomHouse London as it appeared	278

The old secluded Members admitted	283

Autograph of Charles II	284

The Kings Declaration as to his Mar	339

Conviction and Punishment of Titus Oates 387	448

OF SOCIETY AND GOVERNMENT FROM THE EARLIEST	453

77	458

He enters Taunton in Triumph	460

Oxford From a Drawing by Hollar	461

Violent Dissensions	465

Crown	467

The Parliament dissolved	475

Monmouth returns to Bridgewater	476

Cromwells Advance	480

The Army advances	482

ILLUSTRATIONS	485

Charles crowned at Scone	489

His Apprehension	491

144	495

Medal in Commemoration of the Restoration 239	496

VOLUME IV	499

Titre	The Popular History of England, 4: An Illustrated History of Society and Government from Earliet Period to Our Own Times, Volume 1
Auteur	Charles Knight
Éditeur	Bradbury and Evans, 1858
Original provenant de	Bibliothèque de Catalogne
Numérisé	27 mars 2009
Longueur	492 pages

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