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CONTENTS.
| Second Act of Uniformity | 57 | |
| The London Hospitals | 58 | |
| Statute of Usury | 60 | |
| Reform of the Law of Treason | 61 | |
| The Lutheran Preachers are expelled from Augsburg | 63 | |
| The Emperor goes to Innspruck | 65 | |
| The Council of Trent | 65 | |
| Duke Maurice declares against the Emperor | 67 | |
| Peace of Passau | 69 | |
| State of Ireland | 71 | |
| First Administration of Sir Anthony St Leger | 71 | |
| Deputation of Sir Edward Bellingham | 74 | |
| Character of Bellingham | 79 | |
| Results of his Government | 82 | |
| Return of St Leger | 84 | |
| The Irish Mint | 85 | |
| St Leger and the Reformation | 87 | |
| St Leger and Bellingham's Captains | 87 | |
| Sir James Crofts is made Deputy | 91 | |
| The Irish Currency | 91 | |
| Irish Council of Trade | 93 | |
| Artificial Famine and General Misery | 96 | |
| CHAPTER XXIX. | ||
| NORTHHUMBERLAND'S CONSPIRACY. | ||
| Moral Results of the Reformation | 99 | |
| Character of Edward | 101 | |
| Edward's Opinions on the State of England | 103 | |
| Proposed Protestant Synod | 105 | |
| Church Discipline | 106 | |
| Continued Disorders in the Country | 108 | |
| The Antwerp Loans | 110 | |
