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successes, 237; wins the battle of Winceby-on-the-Wolds, 242; made lieutenant-general, 243; achieves a victory at Marston-Moor, 244; enters York, 244; gains victory at Newberry, 245; accused of insubordination, 246; victory at Islip Bridge, 254; at Bampton Bush, 255; at Naseby, 255; marches on Bristol, 256; captures Bristol, 260; takes Winchester, 262; discovers the king's letter, 285; suppresses mutiny, 287; victories at Carnarvon and Chepstow, 291; appointed lord-lieutenant of Ireland, 310; arrives in Dublin, 311; besieges Drogheda, 311; captures Wexford, 314; Ross surrenders, 314; takes Clonmel, 314; returns to England, 315; made commander-in-chief, 316; enters Scotland, 316; wins the battle of Dunbar, 317; wins the battle of Worcester, 320; received with acclamation in London, 321; dissolves long parliament, 330; summons the little parliament, 332; created lord protector, 334; serious accident, 340; interferes for the Vaudois protestants, 344, 345; favours the Jews, 346; refuses to accept the crown, 350; inaugurated as protector, 351; his death, 358

Cromwell, Richard (1658), 359, 360, 361

Dalkeith castle captured (1639), 181
Declaration of Indulgence (1686), 536
Denmark, George, prince of (1688), 360
De Ruyter, admiral (1651). 326, 435, 446, *455
De Witt, admiral (1651), 326, 446, 455
Digby, lord (1641), 208, 225
Digges, Sir Dudley (1630), 148
Doncaster, battle at (1645), 261
Donnington, Charles attempts to reduce (1644), 245
Don Pantaleon Sa executed (1654), 336
Drogheda, siege of (1649), 311
Drumclog, battle of (1079), 480
Dumbarton Castle captured (1639), 181.
Dunbar, battle of (1650), 317
Duudee, taken by Monk (1651), 320
Dunkirk, sale of (1662). 429
Dykvelt, ambassador for the prince of Orange (1686), 539, 540

East India Company (1612), 105
Edge Hill, battle of (1642), 232
Edinburgh Castle, capture of (1639), 181
Eliot, Sir John (1626–1629), 123, 134, 136, 142, 144, 147
Elizabeth, princess, daughter of James I. (1603), 4, 49
Episcopacy returned in Scotland (1661), 421
Essex, earl of (1642), 231, 238, 240, 244
Everard and Fitzharris, plot of (1681), 485
Execution of king Charles I. (1647), 304
Exeter, William of Orange enters (1688), 557

Fairfax, Sir Thomas (1643), 242, 248, 255, 260, 268, 274, 279, 281, 291, 296, 316, 338
Falkland, lord (1643), 239
Fawkes, Guido (1603–1606), 5, 21. 22, 29
Fawkes, lieutenant, tool of king Charles (1642), 228
Feiton, John, assassin of the duke of Buckingham (1628), 141
"Fifth Monarchy" men (1654–1660), 334, 350, 420
Fitzharris and Everard, plot of (1681), 485
Fire of London (1666), 440–441
Five Mile Act passed (1064), 431
Forced Loan (1620), 425
Frrederick of Nassau (1603), 4

Gamet, the Jesuit (1605–6), 29–32
Gerard, the Jesuit (1603), 6
German Union (1619), 81
Gibbons, Orlando, celebrated organist (1625), 112
Godfrey, Sir Edmondsbury, murdered (1678), 468
Goring, colonel (1641), 208, 209, 225
Gregory XV. (1623), 94–95
Gunpowder Plot (1604–6), 21–32
Gustavus Adolphus (1630), 149, 152
Gwynne, Nell, mistress of Charles II. (1662), 429

Habeas Corpus Act passed (1679), 478
Hackston of Rathillet (1679), 480
Haddock, Richard, clairvoyant (1604), 20
Hale, Sir Matthew (1654), 338
Hamilton, marquis of (1638–1648), 175, 176, 188, 198, 215, 240, 291
Hampton Court, king Charles sent to (1647), 280
Hampden, John (1626–1643), 125, 134, 165–7, 185, 221, 225, 237
Hampden, trial of (1683), 501–502
Harrison, colonel (1649), 298
Hazelrig (1642), 221, 356
Helvetsluys, William of Orange sails from (1688), 555
Henderson, Alexander, covenanter (1641), 215
Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles I. (1624–1660), 106, 111, 118, 119, 126, 140, 201, 226, 233, 237, 244, 251, 299, 303, 341, 417
Henry, prince, son of James I. (1603–1611), 4, 46, 47
Henry IV. of France assassinated (1610), 45
Henshaw, major, plots against Cromwell (1654), 335–6.
Herbert, Sir Edward (1623), 93
Herbert, Sir Edward (1642), 225
High Commission Court (1608–1688), 41, 42, 65, 142, 154, 101, 214, 632, 542, 545, 550, 554
Hollar, Winceslous, engraver (1645), 261
Hollis, Denzell (1641), 210–222
Holmby, arrest of king Charles at (1647), 276
Hotham, Sir John (1642), 227–231
Howard, Lady Frances (1613–1632), 50, 58, 62
Huguenots, rising of the (1624–1629), 107–149
Hull, attempt of Charles to possess himself of (1642), 227–8; invested by the royal forces (1642), 231
Huntingdon, capture of (1645), 260
Hyde, Ann, daughter of Clarendon (1660), 416
Hyde, Lawrence (1679), 482
Ireton, colonel (1645–1651), 255, 293, 315
Islip Bridge, battle of (1645), 254
James I. of England (1603–1625) enters England, 2; receives foreign embassies, 4; conspiracies against him, 5; gunpowder plot, 21–32; conference with puritans, 14; persecutes catholics and puritans, 33–34; attempts union of England and Scotland, 36; his favourites, 46, 56; transactions with Holland, 63; visits Scotland, 65; issues his Book of Sports, 66; attempts to colonise Ireland, 69; dispatches Raleigh to New Guinea, 74; puts Raleigh to death, 80; proposes matrimonial alliances for the prince of Wales with Spain, 90–106; with France, 107; His death and character, 110
James II.(1685–1688)ascends the throne, 567; levies duties without authority, 509; openly practises Catholicism, 509; applies for money to the French king, 509; holds parliaments in England and Scotland, 512; persecutes the covenanters, 513; his kingdom invaded by Argyll and Monmouth, 514; opposed both in lords and commons, 538; sends an ambassador to Rome, 540; dispensing power affirmed by the judges, 542; dispenses with the test, 536; proclaims liberty of conscience, 538; his progress through England, 542; attempts to impose catholics on the universities, 532–543; birth of a prince of Wales, 548; sends an embassy to William of Orange, 569; his flight stopped at Faversham, 564; brought back to Whitehall, 504; goes back to Rochester, 505; escapes to France, 567
Jeffreys, judge (1681–1688), 485, 495, 497, 498, 500, 503, 509, 525, 526, 530, 533, 542, 544, 564
Jenny Geddes, of the Tron Kirk (1637), 172
Jermyn, Queen's favourite (1641), 208
Johnson, Dr. S. (1686), 533–536
Jones, Inigo, architect (1645). 261
Jonson, Ben, poet and dramatist (1603), 4
Joyce, comet, arrests the king (1647), 276
Juxton, bishop (1641–1649), 206, 304
Ken. Dr., bishop of Bath and Wells (1617), 545
Killigrew, Sir William (1042), 225
"Killing no Murder" (1645), 348
Kilsyth, battle of (1645), 200
Kimbolton, lord (1641), 208, 222,`