A Student's History of England, v. 2: 1509-1689 / From the Earliest Times to the Death of King Edward VII

by Samuel Rawson Gardiner

PART VI
THE PURITAN REVOLUTION. 1603-1660

[CHAPTER XXXI]
JAMES I. 1603-1625

• The Peace with Spain. 1603-1604 [481]
• The Hampton Court Conference. 1604 [481]
• James and the House of Commons [482]
• Gunpowder Plot. 1604-1605 [483]
• The Post-nati. 1606-1608 [483]
• Irish Difficulties. 1603-1610 [483]
• Bate's Case and the New Impositions. 1606-1608 [484]
• The Great Contract. 1610-1611 [484]
• Bacon and Somerset. 1612-1613 [486]
• The Addled Parliament. 1614 [486]
• The Spanish Alliance. 1614-1617 [488]
• The Rise of Buckingham. 1615-1618 [488]
• The Voyage and Execution of Raleigh. 1617-1618 [489]
• Colonisation of Virginia and New England. 1607-1620 [489]
• The Beginning of the Thirty Years' War. 1618-1620 [490]
• The Meeting of James's Third Parliament. 1621 [490]
• The Royal Prerogative. 1616-1621 [492]
• Financial Reform. 1619 [492]
• Favouritism and Corruption [494]
• The Monopolies Condemned. 1621 [494]
• The Fall of Bacon. 1621 [495]
• Digby's Mission, and the Dissolution of Parliament. 1621 [496]
• The Loss of the Palatinate. 1622 [497]
• Charles's Journey to Madrid. 1623 [497]
• The Prince's Return. 1623 [498]
• The Last Parliament of James I. 1624 [500]
• The French Alliance [501]
• Mansfeld's Expedition, and the Death of James I. 1624-1625 [501]

[CHAPTER XXXII]
THE GROWTH OF THE PERSONAL GOVERNMENT OF CHARLES I.
1625-1634

• Charles I. and Buckingham. 1625 [502]
• Charles's First Parliament. 1625 [502]
• The Expedition to Cadiz. 1625 [502]
• Charles's Second Parliament. 1626 [503]
• The Forced Loan. 1626 [505]
• The Expedition to Ré. 1627 [506]
• The Five Knights' Case. 1627 [506]
• Wentworth and Eliot in the Third Parliament of Charles I. 1628 [508]
• The Petition of Right. 1628 [508]
• Tonnage and Poundage. 1628 [509]
• Buckingham's Murder. 1628 [510]
• The Question of Sovereignty. 1628 [510]
• Protestantism of the House of Commons. 1625-1628 [511]
• Religious Differences. 1625-1628 [511]
• The King's Declaration. 1628 [512]
• The Second Session of the Third Parliament of Charles I. 1629 [512]
• Breach between the King and the Commons. 1629 [513]
• The Constitutional Dispute. 1629 [513]
• The Victory of Personal Government. 1629-1632 [514]
• Star Chamber Sentences. 1630-1633 [514]
• Laud's Intellectual Position. 1629-1633 [515]
• Laud as the Upholder of Uniformity [516]
• The Beginning of Laud's Archbishopric. 1633-1634 [517]
• Laud and Prynne. 1633-1634 [519]

[CHAPTER XXXIII]
THE OVERTHROW OF THE PERSONAL GOVERNMENT
OF CHARLES I. 1634-1641

• The Metropolitical Visitation. 1634-1637 [520]
• Prynne, Bastwick, and Burton. 1637 [521]
• Financial Pressure. 1635-1637 [521]
• Ship-money. 1634-1637 [523]
• Hampden's Case. 1637-1638 [523]
• Scottish Episcopacy. 1572-1612 [524]
• The Scottish Bishops and Clergy. 1612-1637 [525]
• The Riot at Edinburgh and the Covenant. 1637-1638 [525]
• The Assembly of Glasgow, and the Abolition of Episcopacy. 1638 [526]
• The First Bishops' War. 1639 [526]
• Wentworth in Ireland. 1633-1639 [527]
• The Proposed Plantation of Connaught [528]
• The Short Parliament. 1640 [528]
• The Second Bishops' War. 1640 [529]
• The Meeting of the Long Parliament. 1640 [529]
• The Impeachment of Strafford. 1641 [530]
• Strafford's Attainder and Execution [530]
• Constitutional Reforms. 1641 [531]

[CHAPTER XXXIV]
THE FORMATION OF PARLIAMENTARY PARTIES AND THE
FIRST YEARS OF THE CIVIL WAR. 1641-1644

• The King's Visit to Scotland. 1641 [532]
• Parties formed on Church Questions. 1641 [532]
• Irish Parties. 1641 [533]
• The Irish Insurrection. 1641 [533]
• The Grand Remonstrance. 1641 [534]
• The King's Return. 1641 [534]
• The Impeachment of the Bishops. 1641 [535]
• The Impeachment of the Five Members. 1642 [535]
• The Attempt on the Five Members. 1642 [536]
• The Commons in the City. 1642 [536]
• The Struggle for the Militia. 1642 [536]
• Edgehill and Turnham Green. 1642 [537]
• The King's Plan of Campaign. 1643 [537]
• Royalist Successes. 1643 [538]
• The Siege of Gloucester. 1643 [538]
• The First Battle of Newbury. 1643 [539]
• The Eastern Association. 1643 [539]
• Oliver Cromwell. 1642-1643 [539]
• The Assembly of Divines. 1643 [540]
• The Solemn League and Covenant. 1643 [540]
• The Irish War. 1641-1643 [541]
• Winceby and Arundel. 1643-1644 [542]
• The Committee of Both Kingdoms. 1644 [542]
• The Campaign of Marston Moor. 1644 [542]
• Presbyterians and Independents. 1644 [543]
• Essex's Surrender at Lostwithiel. 1644 [544]
• The Second Battle of Newbury. 1644 [544]

[CHAPTER XXXV]
THE NEW MODEL ARMY. 1644-1649