Public Opinion, rise of, [368]—[380].
Puritans in the time of James I., [681].
Puttenham’s Arte of English Poesie, [405]—[412].
Ralph Roister Doister, the first English comedy, [509].
Ramus opposes Aristotle, [652].
Rawleigh, Sir W., his character, [590]; his early career, [591]; voyages undertaken at his suggestion, [593]; his favour at court, [595]; his reverse of fortune, [597]; his affected romance of love to Elizabeth, ib.; his first voyage, [598]; his restoration to the queen’s favour, [601]; the Cobham conspiracy, [604]; unpopularity with James I., ib.; last voyage, [605]; death, [606]; his ability as a historiographer, [607]; his great general knowledge, [608]; his long imprisonment, [610]; his philosophical theology, [612].
Reed’s edition of Shakespeare, [568].
Reformation, the, [324].
Retainers of the old Nobility, [370].