CONTENTS
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The Passing of the Heresy Acts | 466 | |
Impenitence of Parliament, and Discontent of Pole | 468 | |
The Act of Reconciliation | 470 | |
Regency Bill | 478 | |
Dissolution of Parliament | 480 | |
The Limits of the Catholic Reaction | 481 | |
The Legate's Injunctions | 484 | |
Commencement of the Persecution | 486 | |
Trials of Hooper and Rogers | 486 | |
Rogers is burnt at Smithfield | 490 | |
Hooper is sent to Gloucester | 491 | |
Martyrdom of Hooper | 494 | |
Effect upon the People | 497 | |
Conspiracy and Failure | 499 | |
Renard's Advice to Philip | 500 | |
CHAPTER XXIII. | ||
THE MARTYRS. | ||
The Persecution continues | 504 | |
Burning of William Hunter | 508 | |
Ferrars, Bishop of St David's | 508 | |
The Crimes of Ferrars | 509 | |
Ferrars is burnt | 512 | |
Prospects of European Peace | 514 | |
Proposed Conference | 515 | |
The Queen's expected Confinement | 516 | |
Litanies and Processions | 516 | |
The Child is not born | 518 | |
Condition of the Queen | 520 | |
Fresh Stimulus to the Persecution | 522 | |
Burning of Cardmaker and Warne | 524 | |
The Child is not born | 525 |