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CONTENTS.
BOOK VI.
GOVERNMENT IN ENGLAND WITHOUT THE PARLIAMENT.
TROUBLES IN SCOTLAND.
| CHAP. | PAGE | |
| I. | Peace with France and Spain | [3] |
| II. | Share of England in the events of the Thirty Years’ War 1630-1636 | [15] |
| III. | Monarchical tendencies of the Home Government | [31] |
| Taxes levied without a grant of Parliament | [33] | |
| Charles I’s relations with Catholicism | [38] | |
| State of opinion in the Church of England at this time | [45] | |
| Further designs of the Government | [51] | |
| Public Affairs | [54] | |
| IV. | Conflicting tendencies of the Age, and within the Kingdom of Great Britain | [59] |
| V. | Origin and outbreak of Ecclesiastical Disturbances in Scotland | [71] |
| VI. | The Scottish Covenant | [88] |
| VII. | Attempts at an accommodation. Independent Assembly of the Church | [105] |
BOOK VII.
CONNEXION BETWEEN THE TROUBLES IN SCOTLAND AND THOSE IN ENGLAND AND ELSEWHERE.
| CHAP. | PAGE | |
| I. | Campaign of Charles I against Scotland | [121] |
| II. | Relations of the English Court with the Court and Policy of France | [138] |
| III. | Weimar and with the Spanish fleet under Oquendo Relations of England with the army of Bernard of | [157] |
| IV. | Renewed disturbances in Scotland | [169] |
| V. | Strafford and the Short Parliament | [182] |
| VI. | The Scots in England | [199] |
BOOK VIII.