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The Black Death & Peasant’s Revolt
A Troubled England
The Plague from the East
The Black Death in Europe
England Infected
Prayer and Despair
A Changed Society
Peasant Discontent
John Wycliffe and John Ball
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March and Massacre
King Richard and Wat Tyler
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The Reformation of the Sixteenth Century
Before the Reformation
Luther: The Pope Defied
Luther: The New Church Established
Calvinism in Switzerland
Calvinism in France and the Netherlands
The Counter-Reformation
England: The Beginnings of Protestantism
England: The Henrician Reformation
England: Protestantism, Reaction and Puritanism
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The Pilgrim Fathers
Puritans and Persecution
The Pilgrims of Leyden
Eyes on America
The Mayflower Voyage
Towards New Plymouth
The Scourge of Winter
Red Indians
Building a New Home
Changing New England
APPENDIX ONE The Mayflower
APPENDIX TWO The Mayflower Pilgrims
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Quaker History
The Glorious Revolution of 1688
Portraits of Two Princes
The Last Years of Charles II: (i) 1678-81
The Last Years of Charles II: (ii) 1681-85
Europe in 1685
The Conduct of King James II. 1685-87
The Conduct of Prince William of Orange
Towards the Revolution
Political Theory and the Revolution
The Invitation
Final Preparations
The Invasion (i)
The Invasion (ii)
The Revolution
The Consequences
Summary and Conclusion
Documentation
Flame of Freedom
The Arrest
To The Magistrates
At the ‘Dorchester Arms’
In Prison
Suspense at Tolpuddle
The Assizes
Jane Davis Takes a Hand
A Kindly Flunkey
Can or Will the Methodists Help?
The Great Procession
Jane Tries Another Man
In the Hulks
John Barnett Carries On
The Voyage and Arrival
In the Road-Gang
Life on the Government Farm
Pressure to Become Colonists
Mrs. Loveless Receives the Letter
The Other Five
George Loveless Still Free
The Reliability of Loveless’s Diary
The Chartists
The Lightbobs
Bibliotheca
Oliver Cromwell and the Puritan Revolution
An Elizabethan
Farmer and Puritan
Origins of the Civil War
The Outbreak of Civil War
The First Civil War
Parliament and the Army
The Execution of Charles I
The Birth of the Republic
Cromwell and the Dissolution of the “Rump” Parliament
Cromwell and the Shape of Government
The English People and the Protectorate
The English Commonwealth and the World
The Fall of the Republic
What the Puritan Revolution Achieved
Pilgrim & Dreamer
Lowly Beginnings
Puritan England
Soldier Under Fairfax
Troubled Tinker
Sinner Saved
Puritan Preacher
Imprisonment
Pastor Of The Flock
The Pilgrim’s Progress
Eager Writer
Maker of Verses
Triumphant Years
The Man
The Pilgrim’s Progress
The Author’s Apology for His Book
The First Part
The Authors’s way of Sending Forth his Second Part of the “Pilgrim”
The Second Part
Knight of the Burning Heart
A Lincolnshire Lad
A Gown-boy at Charterhouse
City of Dreaming Spires
Strange Interlude
Knight Errant
The Wonderful Birthday
Strange Cathedrals
The Open Road
The Knight Rides On
He Changed England
He Did Not Grow Old
Highways in the Byways
The Canterbury Tales
The Prologue
The Knightes Tale
The Milleres Tale
The Reves Tale
The Cokes Tale
The Tale of the Man of Lawe
The Shipmannes Tale
The Prioresses Tale
Sir Thopas
The Tale of Melibeus
The Monkes Tale
The Nonne Preestes Tale
The Phisiciens Tale
The Pardoners Tale
The Tale of the Wyf of Bathe
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