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History of England, Part II From the Accession of Henry VIII to the Revolution of 1689

Tout, T. F. --Powell, F. York

1898

History of England, Part II From the Accession of Henry VIII to the Revolution of 1689

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Edwin C. Bolles papers

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London (England)--Description and Travel

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1898

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http://hdl.handle.net/10427/14808

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	PREFACE
	BOOK VI: THE TUDOR MONARCHY AND THE REFORMATION 1509-1603 CHAPTER I: Henry VIII and Wolsey 1509-1529 CHAPTER II: Henry VIII and the Beginnings of the Reformation 1529-1547 CHAPTER III: Edward VI and the Establishment of Protestantism 1547-1553 CHAPTER IV: Mary and the Romanist Reaction 1553-1558 CHAPTER V: The Reformation Settlement in England and Scotland CHAPTER VI: The Counter-Reformation and the Rivalry of Elizabeth and Mary Stewart 1559-1587 CHAPTER VII:The Elizabethan Seamen and the Triumph of Elizabeth 1587-1603 CHAPTER VIII: Wales and Ireland under the Tudors CHAPTER IX: England under the Tudors
	Book II: 1603 CHAPTER I: James I and the beginnings of the Struggle 1603-1625 CHAPTER II: The Personal Government of Charles I 1625-1638 CHAPTER III: The Fall of the Monarchy of Charles I, the Long Parliament and the Great Rebellion 1637-1649 CHAPTER IV: The Commonwealth 1649-1653 and 1659-1660 and the Protectorate 1653-1659 CHAPTER V: Charles II and the Restoration 1660-1685 CHAPTER VI: James II and the Fall of the Stewarts 1685-1689 CHAPTER VII: Foreign Trade and Colonies in the Seventeenth Century CHAPTER VIII: England in the Seventeenth Century

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