Index of Gardiner's History of England

England,

• national consolidation of,
• Parliamentary system established in,
• establishment of a strong monarchy in,
• its attitude towards the Papacy,
• progress of the Reformation in,
• is threatened by Spain and the Pope,
• favour shown to the Calvinist doctrines in,
• dislike of the Calvinist system of government in,
• character assumed by episcopacy in,
• rise of the Separatists in,
• growth of a feeling against Spain in,
• recrudescence of hostility to Rome in,
• moral position of Protestantism in,
• influence of Calvinism in,
• strong feeling against Buckingham in,
• diminution of warlike feeling in,
• relaxation of the feeling of hostility to Spain in,
• treaty of peace signed by Louis XIII with,
• contrast between the political feeling of the South and North of,
• feeling against ship-money in,
• excitement caused by the conversions to Catholicism in,
• local organisation of,
• unorganised condition of,
• elections to the Short Parliament in,
• strong feeling against the Irish in,
• the Scots not disliked in,
• last case of judicial torture in,
• symptoms of a reaction in favour of Charles in,