Early Modern England 1485-1714: A Narrative History (99 page)

Aske, Robert

Astell, Mary

Astley, Sir Jacob

Babington, Anthony

Bacon, Sir Francis

Advancement of Learning

New Atlantis

Bacon, Sir Nicholas

Baltimore, Lord (George Calvert)

Bancroft, Archbishop Richard

Banister, John

banks and financial institutions

Bank of England established

Baptists

Barbon, Nicholas

Barebone, Praise-God

Barton, Elizabeth

Bastwick, John

Bath Spa

Baxter, Richard

Beachy Head, Battle of

Beaufort, Edmund, duke of Somerset

Beaufort, Lady Margaret

Bedlam
see
Bethlehem Hospital

Behn, Aphra

Belgium

Bennet, Henry, earl of Arlington

Bentinck, William, earl of Portland

Berwick, Treaty of (1639)

Bethlehem Hospital (Bedlam)

The Bible
(King James version)

Bill of Rights (1689)

Birmingham

Bishops’ Wars

Blathwayt, William

Blenheim, Battle of

Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire

Blount, Charles, Lord Mountjoy

Blow, John

Bohemia

Boleyn, Anne (Henry VIII’s queen)

birth of Elizabeth

as catalyst

downfall of

religious beliefs

Boleyn, George, Lord Rochford

Boleyn, Mary

Boleyn, Sir Thomas

Bolingbroke, Henry

Bolingbroke, Viscount (Henry St John)

Bothwell, earl of (James Hepburn)

Bourbon family

Boyle, Robert

Boyne, Battle of

Bradshaw, John

Brandon, Charles, duke of Suffolk

Bray, Sir Reginald

Breda Declaration

Brewer, John

Bridewell workhouse

Bridgman, Charles

Brinkelow, Henry

Bristol

siege of

Britain

Hanoverian stability

island mentality

map of

Treaty of Utrecht and

see also
England; Scotland; Wales

Britton, Thomas

Browne, Robert

Brunswick family

Brydges, James, duke of Chandos

Buchanan, George

Buckingham, 1st creation
see
Stafford

Buckingham, 2nd creation
see
Villiers

Bunyan, John

The Pilgrim’s Progress

Burbage, James

Burbage, Richard

Burghley, Lord (William Cecil)

delays conflict with Spain

influence in Elizabeth’s court

Burton, Henry

Butler family, earls of Ormond (Ireland)

Byrd, William

Cabal

Cabot, John

Cabot, Sebastian

Cade, Jack

Calvert, George, Lord Baltimore

Calvin, John

Camden, William

Cambridge University

Camden, William

Cameron, Richard

Campbell, Archibald, earl of Argyll

Campeggio, Cardinal

Campion, Fr. Edmond

Campion, Thomas

Canada

capital punishment

Caribbean islands

Carlos II of Spain

Carr, Robert, earl of Somerset

Cartwright, Thomas

Castle Howard, Yorkshire

Cateau-Cambrésis, Treaty of

Catherine of Aragon (Henry VIII’s queen)

divorce and

loyalty to

married to prince Henry

Mary I and

Catherine of Braganza (Charles II’s queen)

Catherine de’ Medici of France

Cavalier Code

Cavaliers (Royalists)

see also
Civil Wars

Cavendish, William, earl of Devonshire

Cecil, Robert
see
Salisbury, earl of

Cecil, William
see
Burghley, Lord

Celts

Centlivre, Susannah

Chancery

Chandos, duke of (James Brydges)

Chantries Act (1547)

Charles, Archduke of Austria

Charles I (Stuart)

arts and

character of

defends Buckingham

Eikon Basilike

foreign policy

Henrietta Maria and

James II’s judgment of

military defeat

overthrow and execution

Personal Rule

portrait by Van Dyck

possible Spanish marriage

power of monarchy

Roman Catholics and

Roundhead/Cavalier positions

the Royal Martyr

Scotland rebels

Short and Long Parliaments

sources of Civil Wars and

without strong bureaucracy

Charles II (Stuart)

arts and culture under

character of

death of

Exclusion Crisis

finances of

foreign policy

Louis XIV and Catholicism

Popish Plot against

portrait of

relationship with Parliament

religion of

restoration of

rules without Parliament

Scottish support for

Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor

Henry VIII and

Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor

Charles VI of France

Charles VIII of France

Chatsworth House, Derbyshire

Chichester, Sir Arthur

children

Church of England

after Charles I

appearance of Puritans

Arminianism

Book of Common Prayer

Catholic or Protestant?

Charles I and Laud’s reforms

clergy of

Commonwealthmen

dissolution of monasteries

education and

effect of Glorious Revolution

Elizabethan practice

Elizabeth’s settlement

establishment of

fines for non-attendance

Forty-Two Articles

Hanoverian stability and

Henry VIII’s break with Rome

James II and

loyal Anglican Tories

majority religion

peer pressures

poverty and

pre- and post-reform

Restoration and

Sacheverell case

Six Articles

Thirty-Nine Articles

Churchill, Anne

Churchill, John
see
Marlborough, duke of

Churchill, Sir Winston

civil liberties

Civil List Act

civil rights

martial law

Civil Wars

amnesty

changes in thought and religion

historical perspectives

Independents

king’s defeat

Long Parliament

long-term results of

map of

military campaign

New Model Army

Parliamentary Presbyterians

punishments and rewards

Roundhead/Cavalier positions

in Scotland

Clarendon, 1st earl of (Edward Hyde)

Clark, J. C. D.

Clarkson, Laurence

Clement VII, Pope

Clifford, Thomas

Coke, Sir Edward

Coke, Thomas

Coleman, Edward

Colet, John

Collier, Jeremy

Columbus, Christopher

Commonwealth government

reforms and laws of

unpopularity

Compton, Bishop Henry

Conventicle Act (1664)

Cooper, Anthony Ashley
see
Shaftesbury, earl of

Coppe, Abiezer

Cornbury, Viscount (Edward Hyde)

Cornwall

Cornyshe, William