Ecclesiastical History of England, Volume 2—The Church of the Commonwealth - John Stoughton

Maitland, Lord, i. [311]
Mandeville, Viscount, i. [77]
Manton, ii. [48], [154]
Manwaring, Dr. i. [29]; ii. [308]
Marshall, Stephen, i. [91], [152], [170], [250], [259], [289], [303], [308], [329], [472], [488], [527]
Marten, Henry, i. [68], [71]; ii. [1-6], [18], [159]
Marten, Sir Henry, i. [361]
Martin, i. [495]
Martindale, Adam, ii. [171]
Massey, i. [330], [437]
Mather, Samuel, ii. [226]
Maxwell, i. [90]
Maydstone, ii. [231]
Maynard, i. [60], [262], [330], [395]
Mazarin, ii. [135]
Mead, Matthew, ii. [218]
Milletiere, M. de la, ii. [314]
Milton, i. [341]
Joins in Controversy on Episcopacy, [128], [129]
His Character compared with Owen's, ii. [431]
His Letters on behalf of the Piedmontese, [493]
Minshall, Dr., ii. [275]
Monmouth, Earl of, i. [207]
Montague, Bishop, i. [162], [223]
Montague, Lord, ii. [416]
Montrose, i. [166]; ii. [33]
More, Dr. Henry, i. [340]; ii. [279]
Morland, Dr. Samuel, ii. [492], [496], [498], [501]
Morley, Dr., i. [449], [519]; ii. [319]
Morton, Bishop of Durham, ii. [306]
Moulin, Lewis de, ii. [256]
Muggleton, ii. [369]
Murcot, John, ii. [227]

Naylor, James, ii. [363], [365]
His Trial, [133]
Nelson, ii. [295]
Newark, Lord, i. [145]
Newcastle, Earl of, i. [284]
Newcome, Henry, ii. [173]
Nicholas, Sir Edward, i. [188], [230], [414]
Northumberland, Earl of, i. [264]
Nye, Philip, i. [273], [289], [292], [295], [305], [332], [420], [489]; ii. [100], [217], [224], [392]

Ogle, Sergeant Major, i. [305-307]
Omens, Supernatural, i. [238]
Orange, Prince of, i. [131]; ii. [22], [71]
Order of the Garter Disappears, ii. [290]
Osbolston, Lambert, i. [488]
Owen, John, i. [459], [496], [534]; ii. [96], [284]
One of Committee for Toleration, [100]
Preaches at Opening of Cromwell's Second Parliament, [131]
Vice-Chancellor of Oxford, [249]
His Interview with Cromwell, [249]
His Speeches, [251]
His Criticism of Walton's Polyglott, [264]
His Character compared with Milton's, [431]
His Impression of the Religion of the Times, [438]
Owen, John, Bishop of St. Asaph, ii. [308]
Owen, Morgan, Bishop of Llandaff, i. [210]
Oxenstiern, ii. [485]
Oxford University, i. [373], [496]
Defiance of Parliament, [497]
Military Occupation, [497]
Parliamentary Commissioners, [498]
Opposition to them, [500]
Owen Vice-Chancellor, ii. [249]
University Costume, [253]
Celebrities, [254]
Loyalty to Protector, [260]
Compared with Cambridge, [284]
Oyley D', ii. [477]

Pack, Captain Michael, ii. [470]
Pagitt, ii. [365]
Palmer, Jeffrey, i. [183]
Palmer, Thomas, Army Chaplain, i. [461]
Palmer, Thomas, ii. [212]
Parker, i. [7], [42]
Parliament. Long Parliament Opened, i. [1]
Members, [59]
Debate on the Canons, [95]
Et Cetera Oath, [97]
Vow and Protestation, [134]
Innovations, [171]
The Militia, [232]
Reformation of the Church, [235]
Parliamentary Declaration, [255]
Answer to Scotch Assembly, [261]
Ecclesiastical Propositions, [265]
Enforcement of Covenant, [320], [516]
Bill Against Barrowists and Brownists, [355]
Control of Church Property, [385]
Establish the Directory and Prohibit Prayer Book, [404]
Commissioners at Uxbridge, [412]
Their Propositions, [414]
Further Propositions for Peace, [471]
Committee for Determining Cases of Scandal, [478]
Quarrel with the Army, [528]
Acts for Spoliation of the Church, ii. [9]
For Maintenance of Ministers, [10]
Against Licentiousness of the Press, [11]
Enforce Engagement, [14]
Moral Legislation, [15]
Dissolution of Long Parliament, [50]
Little Parliament Convened, ii. [51]
Marriage Law, [56]
Tithes, [57]
Members Resign their Power into Cromwell's hands, [65]
Character of Little Parliament, [76]
First Protectorate Parliament Summoned, ii. [96]
Dissolved, [103]
Second Protectorate Parliament, ii. [131]
Humble Petition and Advice, [138]
Approbation of Public Preachers, [146]
Ordinance for Ejecting Ministers, [146]
Administration of Oaths to Recusants, [147]
Tithes, [147]
Catechising, [149]
Sabbath Observance, [151]
Re-assembling of Parliament, [156]
Dissolution, [162]
Parliamentary Army, its Character, i. [241], [374]
Re-modelled, [427], [455]
Its Success, [429]
Disorderly Soldiers, [455]
Chaplains, [456]
Petitions Parliament, [516]
Quarrels with Parliament, [528]
Anxious for Extreme Ecclesiastical Measures, ii. [8]
Discontented with New Rulers, [11]
Parson, ii. [298]
Patrick, Simon, ii. [279]
Pell, John, ii. [489], [491]
Pennington, i. [93], [103], [109], [114]; ii. [511]
Penry, i. [356]; ii. [225]
Peters, Hugh, i. [460], [532]; ii. [402]
Peterson, Dean of Exeter, ii. [324]
Petty, Sir William, ii. [289]
Piedmontese, Persecution of the Protestants by the Duke of Savoy, ii. [490]
Cromwell's Interference on their Behalf, [494]
Collections for them in England, [495]
Pilkington, Bishop of Durham, i. [42]
Pleydell, i. [114], [148]
Pocock, Dr. Edward, ii. [109], [256], [264], [481]
Popery, i. [49], [55], [133], [136], [162], [177], [180], [212], [236], [293], [374]
Powell, Vavasour, ii. [68], [70], [115], [243]
Prayer Book, i. [124], [197], [258], [404]
MS. ii. [340]
Presbyterians, Clergy, i. [163]
Numerous in London, [228]
Majority in Assembly, [273], [329]
Attachment to League and Covenant, [321]
Controversy with Independents, [334], [505]
Their dependence on Scotch Army, [437]
Negotiate with the King, [473]
Presbyterians at Norwich, [505]
Difficulty with the Army, [515]
Loyalty to the King, [529]
Not to Blame for Execution of Charles, [534]
Denounce New Rulers, ii. [12]
Intrigue with Prince Charles, [25]
In Cromwell's First Parliament, [96]
Their Form of Church Government, [165]
Presbyterians in Lancashire, [167]
In London, [174], [182]
Occupy Cathedrals, [228]
At Cambridge, [274]
Manner of receiving the Lord's Supper, [392]
Prideaux, Dr., i. [211], [251], [272]
Pride's Purge, i. [531]
Prynne, i. [26], [80], [330], [369], [395], [400], [444], [529]; ii. [504]
Puritanism, its Antiquity, i. [39]
Under Elizabeth, [41], [45]
Doctrinal and Ecclesiastical, [46]
A Reaction against Anglicanism, [52]
Its Onesidedness, [56]
Puritans, their Conscientious Scruples, i. [48]
Imprisoned and Exiled, [50]
Petition against Popery, [231]
Desire a Free Synod, [270]
Sufferings of their Clergy, [431]
Their Inner Church life, and Home Retirement, ii. [371], et seq.
Pury, Alderman, i. [155]
Pym, John.i. [65], [75], [78], [87], [113], [115], [132], [152], [257]; ii. [159]
His Speech against Popery, [83]
Accuses Strafford of Treason, [89]
Supports Bill against Bishops, [179]
A Member of the Assembly, [272]
His Death, [301]
Funeral, [302]

Quakers, Rise of Quakerism, ii. [349]
Formed into a Sect, [359]
Preachers, [359]
Suspicions against Quakerism, [360]
Persecuted, [362]
Quarles, ii. [415]
Quin, i. [235]

Radcliffe, ii. [34]
Rallingson, Richard, i. [372]
Rawlinson, MSS., i. [26], [80], [359]
Reeve, ii. [369]
Reynolds, Sir John, ii. [146]
Reynolds, Dr., i. [449], [496]; ii. [249], [481]
Rich, Earl of Warwick, i. [77]
Rich, Earl of Holland, i. [77]
Rippon, Roger, i. [356]
Rives, Dr. Thomas, i. [362]
Roberts, Lord, i. [133]
Robins, John, ii. [369]
Roborough, Henry, i. [278]
Roe, Sir Thomas, ii. [480], [486]
Rogers, John, ii. [227]
Roman Catholics, in Ireland, i. [212], [218], [231], [376]
In the Army, [242]
Charles I. Intrigues with them, [475]
Their Intrigues with Prince Charles, ii. [27]
Deprived of Religious Freedom, [90], [479]
Excluded from Parliament, [98]
Lawyers and Priests, [122]
Intrigues, [315]
Roundhead, Origin of Title, i. [199]
Rouse, i. [330]
His Version of the Psalms, [451]; ii. [393]
Speaker of Little Parliament, [54]
His Death, [291]
Rowe, Colonel Owen, ii. [474]
Royalists, their Army, i. [242]
Their Lawlessness, [253]
At Brentford, [255]
At Bradford, [283]
At Gloucester, [284]
At Bristol, [288]
At Oxford, [373]
At Leicester, [427]
Sufferings of Royalist Clergy, [431]
Royalist Plots, ii. [110]
Persecution of their Clergy, [111]
In Bermudas, [474]
Rudyard, i. [60], [85], [113], [155], [272], [330]
Rupert, Prince, i. [247]
At Harborough, [250]
At Chalgrove Field, [281]
At Oxford, [373]
At Marston Moor, [425]
At Naseby, [428]
Russel, Sir William, i. [252]
Rutherford, i. [329]

St. John, Oliver, i. [64], [149], [179], [272], [330]; ii. [1]
Saltmarsh, John, i. [462]
Sancroft, i. [492]; ii. [266]
Sanderson, i. [519]; ii. [436]
His Friendship for Hammond, ii. [324]
Savoy, Duke of, ii. [490]
Say and Sele, Lord, i. [75], [77], [145]
Leader in Parliamentary Army, [241]
His Exhortation to the Citizens, [254]
Proposes Dissolution of Assembly, [444]
Sayle, ii. [475]
Scotch, i. [166], [400], [406], [408]; ii. [32], [225]
Their Army, i. [105]
Commissioners, [107], [308]
Desire for Unity of Religion, [165]
Treaty, [166]
Promote Presbyterianism in England, [228]
Offer to be Mediators between the King and his Subjects, [232]
Commissioners at Windsor, [232]
Anxiety for Abolition of Episcopacy, [261]
Desire for Union between the Two Countries, [263]
Send Commissioners to Treat with the King, [264]
Their Failure, [268]
League and Covenant, [291]
Treaty with the English, [297]
Army in England, [424]
Its Unpopularity, [438]
Negotiations, [513]
Proclaim Prince Charles King, ii. [21]
Send Commissioners to the Hague, [23]
Controversy as to whether they should Fight against Cromwell, [38]
Crown Prince Charles, [39]
Remonstrators and Resolutionists, [41], [117]
Army with Charles in England, [42]
Seaman, Dr. Lazarus, i. [329], [527]; ii. [274]
Searle, Colonel Daniel, ii. [470], [472]
Sects, i. [190]
Their Increase, [188]
and Activity, [228]
Numbers Exaggerated, ii. [365]
Sedgwick, Obadiah, i. [250]; ii. [229]
Sedgwick, John, i. [250]
Selden, John, i. [69], [82], [272], [330]
Shelden, i. [519]
Sherlock, Dr. Richard, ii. [301]
Sherman, ii. [115]
Sibbs, i. [53]
Sibthorpe, i. [29]
Sideserfe, i. [252]
Sidney, Algernon, i. [437]
Simpson, Sydrach, i. [332], [334]; ii. [100], [269], [275]
Sindercombe's Plot, ii. [137]
Sion College, ii. [175-179]
Skinner, i. [186]; ii. [308]
Skippon, i. [255], [437]
Slingsby, His Letters, i. [189], [193], [195], [200], [205]
Smith, i. [178]
Smith, John, ii. [279]
Smith, Captain John, ii. [446]
South, Robert, ii. [255], [261]
Southampton, Earl of, i. [133]
Spang, i. [298]; ii. [22]
Spinage, William, ii. [287]
Sprigg, Joshua, i. [428], [456], [459]; ii. [365]
Spurstow, Dr., i. [241], [281]; ii. [277]
Stapleton, i. [330]
Staunton, Dr. Edmund, ii. [256]
Sterne, i. [495]
Sterry, Cromwell's Chaplain, ii. [402], [516], [520]
Stoughton, Dr., ii. [456]
Stoupe, ii. [503]
Strafford, i. [27], [29]
His Thorough Policy, [36], [78]
Arrives in London, [86]
Impeached, [89]
Goes to the House, [90]
How his Attainder may be Regarded, [137]
His Execution, [141]
Strange, Lord, i. [243]
Strangways, Sir John, i. [115]
Strickland, Sir William, ii. [148]
Strode, Sir Richard and Sir John, i. [26]
Stubbe, Henry, ii. [257]
Stukely, Lewis, ii. [228]
Suffolk, Countess of, ii. [424]
Sutton, Dr., i. [39]

Tawney, ii. [369]
Taylor, Jeremy, i. [56], [337], [379]; ii. [322]
Terry, Edward, ii. [480]
Thomas, William, i. [154]
Thorndike, Herbert, ii. [335]
Thurloe, Secretary of State, ii. [117-122], [489], [491], [498], [511], [512]
Tillinghurst, ii. [62]
Tithes, i. [367], [389]
Rights of Tithe Property, [486]
Government Refuse to Abolish Tithes, ii. [8]
Parliament considers Question of Tithes, [50]
Report of Tithe Committee, [59]
Toleration—Principles of Independent and Episcopalian Toleration compared, i. [335]
Episcopalian Writers on the Subject, [335-340]
Independent Writers on Toleration, [341-345]
Limits of Toleration, ii. [100]
Toleration in England, under Cromwell, [143]
Tombes, John, ii. [238]
Tomlinson, ii. [55]
Towers, John, i. [210]
Travers, i. [43], [100]
Trelawne, ii. [416]
Tuckney, Dr., ii. [275]
Twiss, Dr., i. [275], [292], [311], [328]

Ussher, i. [125], [128], [140], [186], [376], [378], [527], [532]; ii. [303], [304]

Vane, Sir Henry (commonly called Sir Harry), i. [61], [66], [71], [75], [149], [321], [340], [529]; ii. [131], [159], [288]
Advocates Abolition of Episcopacy, [153]
Member of the Westminster Assembly, [272]
Member of the New Council of State, ii. [1]
His Character, Religion, and Politics, [5]
His Power declines, [18]
Retires to Raby Castle, [1], [123]
Imprisoned, [127]
Vane, Sir Henry (the elder), i. [61]
Vaudois, see Piedmontese
Venn, Captain, i. [258]
Venner, ii. [62]
Verney, Sir Edward, i. [226]
Vicars, his Chronicle, i. [312]
Vines, i. [517], [527]; ii. [269]
Vink, Peter, ii. [187]