Index of Gardiner's History of England

Episcopalian party in the Long Parliament, the,

• strength and weakness of,
• expect to have a majority in condemnation of the declaration of the Scottish Commissioners against episcopacy,
• wishes to pay off the Scots,
• is in a minority,
• takes up a position in defence of the Prayer-book,
• is changing into a Royalist party,
• finally becomes a Royalist party,
• supports Vane's motion for a present supply for Ireland,
• carries a limitation on the numbers of the Scots to be sent to Ireland,
• carries some amendments of the Remonstrance,
• has the temporary advantage of standing on the defensive,