LONDON: GEORGE BELL AND SONS, YORK STREET,
COVENT GARDEN.

1877

LONDON:

PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS,

STAMFORD STREET AND CHARING CROSS.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME I.

Editor's Preface

A DEFENCE OF THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND: in Answer to

Salmasius's Defence of the King

THE SECOND DEFENCE OF THE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND: against

an anonymous Libel, entitled "The Royal Blood crying to

Heaven for Vengeance on the English Parricides"

EIKONOKLASTES: in Answer to a Book entitled "Eikon

Basilikè, The Portraiture of His Sacred Majesty in his

Solitudes and Sufferings"

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214

. 301

PREFACE

. 307

HAF. I.-Upon the King's calling this last Parliament

. 317

CHAP. II.-Upon the Earl of Strafford's Death

. 331

CHAP. III.-Upon his going to the House of Commons

337

CHAP. IV. Upon the Insolency of the Tumults

341

CHAP. V.-Upon the Bill for Triennial Parliaments, and for set-

tling this, &c.

351

CHAP. VI.-Upon his Retirement from Westminster.

357

CHAP. VII.-Upon the Queen's Departure

368

CHAP. VIII.—Upon his Repulse at Hull, and the Fate of the

Hothams

. 370

CHAP. IX.-Upon the listing and raising Armies, &c.

CHAP. X.-Upon their seizing the Magazines, Forts, &c.

CHAP. XI.-Upon the Nineteen Propositions, &c.

: 373

389

.397

PACE

CHAP. XIII.-Upon the calling in of the Scots, and their

CHAP. XVI.-Upon the Ordinance against the Common-Prayer

Book

430

CHAP. XVII.-Or the Differences in point of Church-Govern-

ment

434

CHAP. XVIII. Upon the Uxbridge Treaty, &c.

. 440

CHAP. XIX.--Upon the Various Events of the War.

CHAP. XX.-Upon the Reformation of the Times

445

. 450

CHAP. XXI.-Upon his Letters taken and divulged.

. 452

CHAP. XXII.-Upon his going to the Scots

456

CHAP. XXIII.-Upon the Scots delivering the King to the

English

. 457

CHAP. XXIV. Upon the Denying him the Attendance of his

Chaplains

CHAP. XXV. Upon his Peniten tial editations and Vows at

Holmbv

462

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CHAP. XXVI.--Upon the Army's Surprisal of the King at

Holmby

CHAP. XXVII.-Entitled, To the Prince of Wales.

CHAP. XXVIII.—Entitled, Meditations upon Death