Index of Gardiner's History of England

Army, the English, in the second Bishops' War,

• resolution taken to levy men for,
• that law exercised in,
• condition of,
• distrust of Catholic officers in,
• disorderly conduct of,
• desertions from,
• Astley's report of the condition of,
• attack on Catholic officers in,
• communion-rails pulled down by soldiers of,
• weakness of,
• trained bands and tenants by knights' service ordered to reinforce,
• is divided into two parts,
• rout of part of, at Newburn,
• Strafford's complaint of the bad condition of,
• reunion of,
• Vane reports an improvement in the state of,
• is reviewed by the King,
• reinforcements preparing to join,
• dismissal of Catholic officers from,
• money irregularly sent to,
• is irritated with the Commons on account of the transference to the Scots of money voted for its use,
• plan for placing Newcastle and Goring in command of, in order that it may be brought up to support the King,
• letter from the officers of, protesting their willingness to fight the Scots,
• Charles inclines to the plan for obtaining a petition from,
• Goring urges that the Tower must be seized by,
• Charles rejects the plan for bringing up,
• expresses its readiness to obey Goring,
• fear in the Commons of the intervention of,
• Charles sends money to, and is believed to purpose leading it against those who resist his authority,
• proposal to bring to London,
• alleged intention to send munitions of war to,
• Conyers and Astley sounded on the possibility of bringing to London,
• a plan formed to obtain a petition from,
• petition drawn up in the name of,
• Holland succeeds Northumberland in command of,
• disbandment of,