The History of England: From the Accession of James the Second, Volume 2

Tauchnitz, 1849

Religion	8

Suspicions of Poison	13

New Arrangements	19

The Revenue collected without an Act of Parliament	26

Feelings of the Continental Governments towards England	35

Fluctuations of his Policy	41

Enthusiasm of the Tories Addresses	47

Additional Taxes voted Sir Dudley North	50

Trials and Executions of Fernley and Elizabeth Gaunt	230

The Power of James at the Height in the Autumn of 1685	236

Violation of the Test Act	245

Effect of that Persecution in England	251

Committee of the Commons on the Kings Speech	257

The King reprimands the Commons Coke committed by	263

Prorogation	269

Parties in the Court	275

Cabal of violent Roman Catholics Castelmaine Jermyn White	281

The Pope and the Order of Jesus opposed to each other	287

Father Petre	294

Perfidy of Jeffreys	300

Intrigues of Rochester in favour of Catharine Sedley	304

The Dispensing Power	314

The Deanery of Christchurch given to a Roman Catholic	320

He creates a new Court of High Commission	326

Riots	333

Proceedings against Johnson	339

Queensberry Perth Melfort their Apostasy	346

Their Negotiations with the King Meeting of the Scotch Estates	352

Ireland state of the Law on the Subject of Religion	359

Course which James ought to have followed	366

Panic among the Colonists	372

He returns to England the King displeased with Clarendon	378

Dismission of Rochester	386

Effect of the Fall of the Hydes	392

His Disputes with his Followers	393

135	409

Title	The History of England: From the Accession of James the Second, Volume 2 Volumes 172-174; Volumes 337-341; Volumes 542-543 of Collection of British and American authors The History of England: From the Accession of James the Second, Macaulay
Author	Macaulay
Publisher	Tauchnitz, 1849
Original from	University of Bern
Digitized	Oct 6, 2021

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Proceedings against Oates	53

Proceedings against Dangerfield	59

Meeting of the Parliament of Scotland	65

Bill for reversing the Attainder of Stafford	73

CHAPTER V	94

Monmouth	100

Earl of Argyle	106

He lands in Scotland	115

Death of Ayloffe	137

His Declaration	143

News of the Rebellion carried to London Loyalty of the Parlia	149

He takes the Title of King	156

His Design on Bristol	164

He returns to Bridgewater	170

Pursuit of the Rebels Military Executions	182

He is carried to London	188

His Memory cherished by the Common People	197

Jeffreys sets out on the Western Circuit	205

The Bloody Assizes	211

Punishment of Tutchin Rebels transported	217

Cases of Grey Cochrane and Storey	224