THE LONG PARLIAMENT AND THE KING, DOWN TO THE OUTBREAK OF THE CIVIL WAR.
| CHAP. | PAGE | |
| Introduction | [215] | |
| I. | Summoning of the Parliament | [216] |
| II. | The first sittings of the Long Parliament | [225] |
| III. | Progress of aggressive tendencies in the Lower House. Debates on Episcopacy | [240] |
| The Proceedings against Strafford | [246] | |
| IV. | Attempt at a Reaction | [253] |
| V. | Parliamentary and popular agitation. Execution of Strafford | [264] |
| VI. | Concessions and new demands | [272] |
| VII. | Charles I in Scotland | [280] |
| The Irish Rebellion | [283] | |
| VIII. | Days of the Grand Remonstrance | [290] |
| IX. | Formation of a new Ministry. Tumultuous agitation in the Capital | [304] |
| X. | Breach between the King and the Parliament | [315] |
BOOK IX.
THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR, 1642-1646.
| CHAP. | PAGE | |
| Introduction | [335] | |
| I. | Origin of the Civil War | [338] |
| II. | The Campaigns of 1642 and 1643 | [362] |
| III. | Fresh interference of the Scots. Campaign of 1644 | [383] |
| IV. | Preponderance of the Scots. Reconstruction of the English army | [405] |
| The Westminster Assembly | [408] | |
| The Negotiations at Uxbridge | [412] | |
| Dissensions in Parliament. The Self-denying Ordinance | [415] | |
| V. | The Campaign of 1645 | [423] |
BOOK X.
INDEPENDENTS AND PRESBYTERIANS. FATE OF THE KING.
| CHAP. | PAGE | |
| Introduction | [447] | |
| I. | Flight of the King to the Scots | [448] |
| II. | Charles I at Newcastle | [465] |
| III. | The Parliament and Army at variance | [480] |
| IV. | Influence of the Agitators | [495] |
| V. | The so-called Second Civil War | [511] |
| VI. | Fall of the King | [530] |