History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, Issue 37, Volume 9

Longmans, Green and Company, 1870

ENGLISH PARTIES	1

France and Spain	5

Conversation between Norfolk and Murray	21

The Norfolk Marriage	45

The Council communicate with her about her Marriage	71

Elizabeth forbids the Marriage	83

He retires to Framlingham	89

CHAPTER LIII	96

Prospects of Peace in France	302

Reluctance of Philip to quarrel with England	305

Efforts of the English Catholics to rouse the Duke	313

Correspondence between Maitland and Sussex	320

Conditions of the Restoration	326

Cecil is sent down to Chatsworth	332

The Puritans	338

The Church at Northampton	344

Investigation into the Conspiracy	104

The intended Rebellion disconcerted II 2	113

Proposal to seize York	121

Lord Sussex at York	128

Preparations of Alva	136

Universal Disloyalty in Yorkshire	142

The Queens Forces arrive at Doncaster	149

Conversation between Elizabeth and La Mothe Fénelon	155

Murray and Maitland of Lethington	163

Capture of the Earl of Northumberland	169

Lord Hunsdons opinion of her Conduct	173

The Sufferers chiefly the least guilty	179

Sir Robert Constable employed to entrap the Earl	187

The Hamiltons conspire to kill him	194

Character of Murray	202

Leonard Dacres at Naworth	210

Letter from Elizabeth to Lord Hunsdon	216

Manifesto of Elizabeth to the English Nation	223

Letter of the Pope to the Earls of Westmoreland	230

Reply of Elizabeth to the demands of France for	236

Change in the Scotch Character produced by the Reform	243

Randolph at Edinburgh 2 46	251

The Catholic nobles replaced in the English Council	259

The Harrying of the Border	265

Divisions among the Catholics in England	271

Negotiations for the Restoration of the Queen of Scots	277

Publication in London of the Bull of Excommunica	285

Plans for a Rebellion in England	293

Cecil and Mary Stuart	350

Suggestion of a Marriage between Elizabeth and	356

Elizabeth opens the question with the French Ambas	362

Conversation between Lord Buckhurst and Catherine	369

Commission in London for the Restoration of the Queen	375

Alva seeks a Reconciliation with Elizabeth	381

The Pope urges Philip to declare against Elizabeth	389

Letter of the Spanish Ambassador to Philip	395

Petition of the Duke of Norfolk	402

Departure of Ridolfi	411

Execution of the Archbishop of St Andrews	419

Unwillingness of Elizabeth to encounter a Parliament	421

Defeated through the Cowardice of the Duke	427

The Thirtynine Articles	433

Act of Attainder against the Northern Insurgents	442

Elizabeth to be killed or captured	449

Charles Baily in the Marshalsea	457

Examination of the Bishop of Ross	465

The Negotiation drops	476

Mutual Distrust at the two Courts	482

The Privateers in the Channel 303	485

The Duke of Feria	488

Orders sent to Alva to prepare to invade England	497

He deceives the Queen of Scots	512

Political Treachery	520

Sir William Drury is sent to Edinburgh	528

Death of Lennox and Regency of the Earl of Mar	537

Title	History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, Issue 37, Volume 9 History of England from the Fall of Wolsey to the Defeat of the Spanish Armada, James Anthony Froude
Author	James Anthony Froude
Publisher	Longmans, Green and Company, 1870
Original from	Oxford University
Digitized	9 Aug 2007

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