History of England: From the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, Volume 4

James Anthony Froude

Longmans, Green, 1879

Contents

• Efforts of Gardiner in England: 1
• Revision of the Persecuting Acts: 9
• Persecution in Scotland: 16
• Henry prepares to invade Scotland: 23
• The English Fleet at Leith: 32
• Intrigues of France to separate Charles and Henry: 39
• The Edicts of Speyer: 45
• Henry cannot accede to the Proposals of Charles: 48
• Separate Terms of Peace offered to England and: 54
• The Emperor marches into France: 60
• The Emperor makes Peace without securing those: 66
• English Indignation at the Peace: 75
• Secret Communication of Cardinal du Bellay: 81
• Letter of Gardiner to the Bishop of Arras: 89
• The German Princes offer their Services to England: 95
• Alderman Eeed: 101
• Battle of Ancram Muir: 107
• Menacing Relations with the Empire: 113
• Lamentations of Paget over the Wickedness of: 120
• Preparations in France for the Invasion of England: 126
• Indecisive Action: 132
• Skirmish at Shanklin: 138
• Inroads into Scotland: 145
• Injuries and Reprisals between England and the Empire: 151
• Conference at Brussels: 160
• Diplomacy of Sir William Paget: 166
• Final Conditions of Peace: 172
• St Andrews on the 29th of May: 181
• The Influence of the Bible: 187
• The Dissolution of Chantries: 193
• Alarm of the Conservatives: 199
• Moderate Tendencies of the King: 210
• Proceedings of the Earl of Surrey: 216
• Depositions of Witnesses: 217
• General Conclusions from the Evidence: 225
• Constitution of the Body of Trustees: 244
• The Kings Will is imperfectly obeyed: 251
• The Council of Trent: 257
• Dissolution of the League of Smalcalde: 263
• England Scotland and France: 270
• The Purification of the Churches: 279
• The Protector proposes to invade Scotland 2 74: 281
• Invasion of Scotland: 288
• Battle of Pinkie Cleugh: 296
• Remonstrances of Gardiner 277: 299
• Gardiner is Imprisoned: 302
• The Proctors of the Clergy demand Seats in Parliament: 308
• CHAPTER XXV: 315
• Siege of Haddington: 322
• Differences with France: 329
• The Protestant Preachers in England: 340
• The Materials of Somerset House: 348
• The Protestant Creed: 354
• Luxury and Misery: 360
• Lord Seymour of Sudleye: 368
• Seymour makes a Party against his Brother: 374
• Seymour desires to marry Elizabeth: 380
• The First Act of Uniformity: 386
• He is attainted by Act of Parliament: 394
• Boulogne is menaced by the French: 400
• Spread of wild Opinions: 403
• The Rising of the West 49: 412
• The Protectors Dilemma: 419
• Perils of England 402: 421
• Lord Grey in Oxfordshire: 425
• Defeat of the Rebels: 431
• Martial Law: 437
• Defeat of Lord Northampton by the Insurgents: 446
• Warwick at Norwich 45: 452
• The French attack Boulogne: 460
• They explain their Intentions to the Emperor: 465
• He carries off the King to Windsor: 473
• Character of the Duke of Somerset: 480
• Expenses of the Rebellion: 486
• Expectations of religious Reaction: 492
• Negotiation for Peace with France: 499
• The Gospel in England: 505
• Latimer on the State of England: 511
• Signs of better Times: 517
• Artificial Prices: 525
• Cardinal Del Monte elected Pope: 532
• Perils of the Nation: 538
• Persecution of Gardiner: 546
• The Consecration of Bishops: 555
• The Princess Marys Mass: 562
• Edward and the Bishops: 568

Bibliographic information

• Title: History of England: From the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, Volume 4; History of England: From the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, History of England: From the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada
• Author: James Anthony Froude
• Publisher: Longmans, Green, 1879
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Mar 26, 2008