Early Modern England 1485-1714: A Narrative History (103 page)

Matthew, Gospel of

Maurice of Nassau, Prince

Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor

Maximilian II of Bavaria

May, Hugh

Medina Sidonia, duke of (Alonso Perez de Guzman)

Merchant Adventurers

Methven, Lord (Henry Stewart)

Middlesex, earl of (Lionel Cranfield)

Middleton, Thomas

migration

craft industries

employment and

ethnic mixtures

to London

vagrancy and

military

affinities

Civil Wars

demobilization

king’s powers

Levellers

New Model Army

nobles and

Parliament and rights

Parliament
versus
Charles I

Self-Denying Ordinance

Militia Acts (1661/1662)

Milton, John

Areopagitica

monarchy

absolutism

Anglo-Saxons

aristocracy

Charles I’s overthrow

Charles II and

Civil List

constitutional

counsel

Declaration of Rights

divine right of kings

Elizabeth and Parliament

English achievements

Grand Remonstrance against Charles

Hanoverian succession

Henry VII’s goverment

Henry VIII’s reforms

intellectual debate on

James II and

Lollard view of authority

non-English Britain

Norman and Plantagenet

Parliament and Charles I

paternalism and deference

privacy and safety of

Restoration settlement

revenues

royal houseguests

sources of Civil Wars

sovereignty and law

three principles of

Tories further limit powers

Tory beliefs and

Whig beliefs and

Monck, General George

Monmouth, duke of (James Scott)

Montagu, Charles,
see
Halifax

Montagu, Edward,
see
Manchester

More, Sir Thomas

execution of

History of Richard III

supports Catherine of Aragon

Utopia

Morison, Richard

Mountjoy, Lord (Charles Blount)

Muggleton, Lodowick

Muscovy Company

music

classicism

late Stuart era

opera

Restoration era

Tudor and Stuart eras

Napoleon Bonaparte

Naseby, Battle of

Nashe, Thomas

Navigation Acts

Nayler, James

Netherlands

conflict with England

Dutch emigration

end of French aggression

good relations with English

Puritans settle in

rises against Spain

Spanish control of

Third Dutch War

trade

War of the Spanish Succession

William III and

Neville, Charles, earl of Westmorland

Neville, Richard, earl of Warwick

Neville family

Newby, Edward

newspapers and publishing

censorship

Civil Wars and

dailies and provincials

growth of London

late Stuart

Resoration Licensing Act

Newton, Sir Isaac

Principia Mathematica

Nine Years’ War

Nonconformists
see
Dissenters

Norfolk, dukes of
see
Howard family

Norfolk, 3rd duke of (Thomas Howard)

Norfolk, 4th duke of (Thomas Howard)

Normandy

Northampton, earl of (Henry Howard)

Northern Ireland

Northumberland, duke of (John Dudley)

Northumberland, 6th earl of (Henry Percy)

Northumberland, 7th earl of (Thomas Percy)

Norwich (city)

Nottingham, earl of (Daniel Finch)

Oates, Titus

Office of Trade and Plantations

O’Neill, Hugh, earl of Tyrone

Ormond, duke of (James Butler)

Osborne, Thomas
see
Danby, earl of

Overbury, Sir Thomas

Oxford, earl of (Robert Harley)

minister to Anne

undermines Junto

Oxford University

painting and sculpture

Palladio, Andrea

Parker, William, Lord Monteagle

Parliament

Anne and

break with Roman church

Cavalier

Charles I and

Charles II and

constitutional monarchy

Convention and Restoration

early Tudor

Exclusion

foreign-born kings limited

Form of Apology and Satisfaction

Grand Remonstrance

Henry VIII and

House of Lords

king’s powers and

landlords

Long

Palace of Westminster

Petition of Right

Restoration settlements

rights of

Rump

Salisbury’s Great Contract

Short

voting rights

Whigs and sovereignty

Parma, duke of (Alexander Farnese)

Parr, Catherine (Henry VIII’s queen)

Paston family

Paul IV, Pope

Pepys, Samuel

Percy, Henry, 6th earl of Northumberland

Percy, Thomas, 7th earl of Northumberland

Percy family

Persons, Robert

Petty, Sir William

Philip II of Spain

conflict with England

Elizabeth and

empire of

Ireland and

marries Mary I

war expenses

Philippines

Pilgrimage of Grace

Pitt, ‘Diamond’

Pitt, Thomas

Pius V, Pope

Plantagenet dukes of York
see under
York, dukes of

Pole, Cardinal Reginald

Pollock, Linda

Poor Laws

actors and

Church and

Elizabethan

Henry VIII’s

Pope, Alexander

Dunciad

Essay on Man

Popish Plot

Porter, Roy

Portland, earl of (William Bentinck)

Portsmouth

postal service

poverty

Church and

Elizabethan era

Tudor and Stuart era

see also
Poor Laws

Poynings, Sir Edward

Praemunire and Provisors, Statutes of

Presbyterians

Cavalier Code and

James I and

parliamentary

rebel against Charles I

status in Scotland

Ulster Irish

Pride, Colonel Thomas

Prior, Matthew

Protestants

charity and good works

compared to Catholicism

under Edward VI

Elizabeth I’s settlement

Irish divisions

James I and

Mary I and

non-conformists

Restoration and

Thirty Years’ War

without consolation of rituals

see also
Dissenters; Presbyterians

Prynne, William

Psalms, Book of

public houses

Pulteney, Sir William

Purcell, Henry

Puritans

alarmed by reforms

anti-clericalism

anti-Puritan Restoration

Charles I and