The National and Domestic History of England: With Numerous Steelplates, Coloured Pictures, Wood Engravings, Facsimiles, Maps, Etc, Volume 2

Hagger, 1867 - 762 pages

The Houses of Lancaster and York	1

CHAPTER III	11

Statute for the burning of Heretics	44

Commons Petition on Church affairs	58

A copy submitted to the king	59

The Commons again petition on Church affairs	64

Sir Thomas Mores reply	67

Henry VI	70

Henry VIII	350

ReuchlinErasmus	360

Their visit to Canterbury	367

Spiritual awakening at the Universities	371

Searches and apprehensions at the Universities	378

Fresh levies of money	387

Anne Boleyn	393

The Parliament Mores opening speech	436

Title	The National and Domestic History of England: With Numerous Steelplates, Coloured Pictures, Wood Engravings, Facsimiles, Maps, Etc, Volume 2 The National and Domestic History of England: With Numerous Steelplates, Coloured Pictures, Wood Engravings, Facsimiles, Maps, Etc, William Hickman Smith Aubrey
Author	William Hickman Smith Aubrey
Publisher	Hagger, 1867
Original from	the Bavarian State Library
Digitized	24 Nov 2009
Length	762 pages

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Coronation of Henry VI in London and Paris	77

Reconciliation of Philip of Burgundy and Charles VII	81

Differences between the English nobles	87

Page	110

Elizabeth	111

Conquest of Normandy by the French	141

CHAPTER XVIII	143

Henry VI	154

Mr Hallam on Sir John Fortescue	160

Games of Hazard	167

Henry VIII	204

Schemes of the queens relatives	208

The duke of Gloucester Protector	210

The crown informally offered to Richard and accepted 191 Results of the Civil Wars	216

Battle of Northampton	217

The duke of York claims the throne A com	234

Henrys title to the throne	243

its origin and jurisdiction 226	252

Henry VII	259

Arragon	273

Administration of the Chancellorship	285

Statement of Erasmus on English dwellings	295

Scandalous lives of some priests	439

Wolsey under the Pr�munire	446

End of the Insurrection	532

Use of Torture	538

Scottish Affairs Death of James V and Birth	544

Duke of Somerset Protector	551

Act against Irreverence	555

Cranmers Via Media	567

567	603

The duke killed at the Battle of Wakefield	610

Arrangements for the marriage with Philip of Spain 579	623

Proportions of Romanists and Protestants	624

The Church Establishment	638

Convocation of 1562	644

Spain and England	650

Burghleys View of the State of the Realm	657

Massacre of St Bartholomews	663

Advanced Puritans	716

Pastimes Rise of the Modern Drama	722

Arrested on a charge of hightreason	736

An alien church	752

Philip Stubbes The Anatomy of Abuses	760

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