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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Ferdinands preparations Inaction of the Union | 33 |
The Passes into the Valtelline | 39 |
The Strafgericht of Ilanz | 45 |
The Gutherzigen | 51 |
The Treaty of Lindau Success of the AustroSpanish party | 57 |
Frederick left without support by the Union | 67 |
Rise of Wallenstein | 73 |
Economic and social effects of the Peace Agriculture | 417 |
The Imperial towns The Hansa | 418 |
Social and religious downfall Growth of superstition | 424 |
Joint attack upon Sweden Election of Leopold I | 430 |
Peace with the Dutch | 436 |
The Protectors second Parliament | 442 |
Death of Oliver Cromwell Richard Protector | 448 |
Commonwealth finance | 454 |
Protestant champions | 79 |
Maximilian Elector Catholic gains their precariousness | 85 |
The Danish intervention | 91 |
Battles of the Dessau Bridge and of Lutter | 97 |
SuedoDanish Treaty | 103 |
Peace of Lübeck | 109 |
CHAPTER IV | 118 |
The murder of Concini Rise of Luynes | 124 |
The Assembly of Notables | 131 |
Mary de Medici Gaston of Orleans | 137 |
French army in Lorraine Gastons marriage dissolved | 143 |
Elsass Franche Comté Italy Roussillon | 148 |
The Governors and the Parlements | 154 |
Difficulties of the monarchy in Sweden | 160 |
Duke Charles Peace of Stettin | 166 |
Deposition of Sigismund in Sweden | 172 |
Early days and personality of Gustavus Adolphus | 178 |
Gustavus Adolphus home government | 184 |
Stralsund | 186 |
Contents | 190 |
CHAPTER VII | 223 |
Richelieu and Oxenstierna | 226 |
Wallenstein in Bohemia | 232 |
Contents | 234 |
Wallenstein advances and returns into Bohemia | 238 |
Advance of King Ferdinand Ratisbon recovered | 244 |
Grotius at Paris Capture of Philippsburg | 250 |
CHAPTER VIII | 256 |
PAGE | 278 |
CHAPTER IX | 286 |
Divergence of opinion The Exclusion Bill | 292 |
Attempt on the Five Members | 298 |
CHAPTER X | 302 |
Turnham Green and Bradock Down | 308 |
The peasantry | 310 |
Gainsborough Wallers plot Siege of Gloucester | 314 |
Cromwell and toleration The Scots enter England | 320 |
The New Model | 326 |
Bristol taken Kilsyth and Philiphaugh | 332 |
French intervention Parliamentary offers | 338 |
xviii | 340 |
Temper of the army Treaty of Newport | 352 |
XII | 356 |
Early ecclesiastical legislation of the Long Parliament | 358 |
CHAPTER XIII | 364 |
Treaty of Wismar Campaign on the Rhine | 370 |
Banér on the Oder Bernard on the Upper Rhine | 374 |
Death of Bernard of Weimar | 380 |
Battle of Breitenfeld | 386 |
Bavaria resumes the Imperial alliance Melander | 392 |
The Preliminaries of Hamburg | 398 |
The satisfaction of France Elsass | 405 |
The religious settlement | 411 |
CHAPTER XVI | 459 |
Final destruction of Ruperts fleet | 465 |
Causes of the War | 471 |
The strategy of the War 4778 | 477 |
Blake in the Mediterranean | 483 |
XVII | 486 |
The Act of Revocation | 489 |
CHAPTER XVIII | 513 |
The Graces refused Commission for the remedy of defective titles | 519 |
Ormonde defeats the rebels at Kilrush | 525 |
The Confederates besiege Dublin Preston defeated | 531 |
CHAPTER XIX | 539 |
CHAPTER XX | 560 |
CHAPTER XXI | 592 |
Conquests in Flanders The Dutch make peace | 598 |
The Fronde The Parlements | 604 |
The army The provinces | 610 |
Rebellion of Condé | 616 |
Mazarin and Richelieu | 622 |
Spain and Spanish Italy under Philip III and IV | 623 |
Spanish finance Court intrigues | 628 |
learns the truth as to the condition of Spain | 634 |
The English match Charles in Spain | 641 |
Waning faith and deepening misery | 647 |
Philip in Aragon | 653 |
CHAPTER XXIII | 666 |
Coldness of Paul V towards Spain Gregory XV | 672 |
Discord among the Catholic Powers | 678 |
His internal government Nepotism | 684 |
Frederick Henry 162550 | 689 |
His first campaigns | 691 |
Difficulties with Holland Acte de Survivance | 694 |
Battle of the Downs | 700 |
The Treasure fleet taken by Piet Hein | 706 |
The Dutch in Formosa Japan and Persia | 712 |
Hugo Grotius Coornheert Spieghel Brederoo | 718 |
The Province of Holland and the House of Orange | 724 |
XXV | 728 |
The English East India Company | 730 |
CHAPTER XXVI | 760 |
The religion of the Fantastic Poets | 766 |
Crashaws exotic and lyrical genius | 772 |
Science and freethinking | 776 |
Cogito ergo sum | 782 |
Cartesianism in the Universities | 788 |
INDEX | 789 |
Pascal | 794 |
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p 102 1 18 | 922 |
CHAPTER III | 944 |
THE BOHEMIAN AND THE PALATINATE | 956 |
The beginnings of the Bohemian | 964 |
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