History of the Commonwealth of England from the Death of Charles I. to the Expulsion of the Long Parliament by Cromwell: Being Omitted Chapters of the History of England, Volumen2

J. Murray, 1867

Projected invasion of England and Ireland by an army under	2

بیٹھے	7

Divineright tyranny 15	15

Progress of despotism in Europe 21	21

Work which the English Commonwealth had before it 27	27

Cromwells taste for practical jokes 37	37

Cromwell and Blake 43	43

The English ambassadors recalled and thanked by Parliament	46

Orders of the Council of State for the management of treaties 283	283

Rapid rise of the Dutch naval power 289290	289

Great energy and vigilance of the Council of State at this time 297	297

CHAPTER XIV	303

Englands claim to the honour of the flag	309

First meeting of Blake and Tromp in Dover Road	315

Blake thanked by the Parliament and the Council of State 321	321

Great loss of ships and goods by the Dutch 327	327

Blake opposed to the Kings execution 49	49

119122	124

Character of Algernon Sydney	131

Cromwells illness in Scotland	139

The Scottish army moves southward by rapid marches	145

Energy courage and prudence of the Council of State	151

The Broad Place at Whitehall August 10 1651	157

Great exertions of the Council of State	171

Skirmish at Warrington	177

The Scots with their King reach Worcester	183

Battle of Worcester	193

False panegyric on the King	199

Execution of the Earl of Derby Sir Timothy Featherstonhaugh	213

Cromwells alleged designs	221

Naval abuses	229

The new Council of State	235

The English Governments of 1588 and 1651	236

The old English nobility 237	237

The Inns of Court lifeguard and Ironside officers 243	243

The military genius of Cromwell and Marlborough	251

Cromwells children 257259	257

Meeting at the Speakers house	263

An assistant to Milton appointed 269	269

The Dutch ambassadors extraordinary received by the English Par	277

The Council of States care to seek for fit men and never to prefer	358

Disposal of Dutch prizegoods by the Council of State 365	365

Effect of crippling the Channel fleet 371	371

Deane and Monk appointed joint generals of the fleet with Blake	377

Rigour of the press warrants	383

Orders relating to the fleet	389

Battle of Portland 396	395

Third days battle 401	401

Results of the Battle of Portland	403

The worshippers of success	411

Effect on the Romans of the despotism of Julius Cæsar	417

Illegal and treasonable character of the meetings at Cromwells	452

Cromwell first gets into a rage with the Parliament for not putting	459

Cromwells madness was madness with method in it	465

Cromwell could have proved them if they had been true by printing	472

Character of the Commonwealth men 478	479

Consequences of a great crime committed by a great	482

The glorious career of Blake	485

Effects of the apotheosis of Cromwell	489

Contrast between 165 and 1853 295 296	492

222	493

173	494

224	499

Royalist pirates in the Scilly Isles	502

Título	History of the Commonwealth of England from the Death of Charles I. to the Expulsion of the Long Parliament by Cromwell: Being Omitted Chapters of the History of England, Volumen2 History of the Commonwealth of England from the Death of Charles I. to the Expulsion of the Long Parliament by Cromwell: Being Omitted Chapters of the History of England, Andrew Bisset Volumen2 de History of the commonwealth of England from the death of Charles i. to the expulsion of the Long parliament, Andrew Bisset
Autor	Andrew Bisset
Editor	J. Murray, 1867
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Michigan
Digitalizado	23 Ago. 2012

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