Index of Gardiner's History of England

Hampden, John,

• is imprisoned for refusing to pay the forced loan,
• corresponds with Eliot,
• musters trained bands in a churchyard,
• selection for submission to the judges of his refusal to pay ship-money,
• arguments on the case of,
• opinions of the judges on the case of,
• Wentworth's opinion of,
• asks that the King's demand of twelve subsidies may be put to the House,
• his study searched,
• takes part in a meeting of the opponents of the Court,
• self-abnegation of,
• wishes the Londoners' petition to be sent to a committee,
• wishes the question of Strafford's legal guilt to be argued, in spite of the Bill of Attainder,
• comes to an understanding with Falkland, that episcopacy is not to be abolished,
• is a member of the committee for investigating the Army Plot,
• rumoured appointment of, to the Secretaryship,
• rumoured approaching appointment as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster,
• is appointed a Parliamentary Commissioner to attend the King in Scotland,
• arrives at Edinburgh,
• watches Charles's conduct,
• returns to Parliament,
• quiets a tumult in the House of Commons,
• the King resolves to impeach,
• impeachment of,
• his study sealed up,
• withdraws to the City,
• announces that his constituents are on their way with a petition,
• is a member of the Committee of Safety,
• sends Berkshire a prisoner to London,