Early Modern England 1485-1714: A Narrative History (105 page)

Thirty Years’ War

Treaty of Cateau-Cambrésis

Treaty of Utrecht

see also
War of the Spanish Succession

Spanish Company

Spenser, Edmund

Faerie Queene

Spickernell, Thomas

sports

Stafford, Edward, 3rd duke of Buckingham

Stafford, Henry, 2nd duke of Buckingham

Staple Act

Star Chamber

Starkey, Thomas

Statute of Artificers

Steele, Richard

Stewart, Henry, Lord Darnley

Stewart, Henry, Lord Methven

Stewart, James, earl of Moray

Stone, Lawrence

Strafford, earl of (Thomas Wentworth)

Suckling, Sir John

Suffolk, duke of (Charles Brandon)

Suffolk, earl of (Edmund de la Pole)

Supremacy Act

Elizabeth and

Ireland

Surrey, earl of (Henry Howard)

Sussex, earl of (Thomas Radcliffe)

Sweden

Swift, Jonathan

Examiner

Gulliver’s Travels

A Modest Proposal

Talbot family (earls of Shrewsbury)

Tallard, Marshall Camille de

Tallis, Thomas

Talman, William

Tatler
(periodical)

taxation

Charles I and

Charles II and

Commonwealth problem of

constitutional monarchy and

customs rates

Elizabeth and

the Exchequer

excise

heregeld

James II and

land

Parliament and

Ship Money

‘Thorough’

Taylor, John

Tenison, Archbishop Thomas

Test Act

textiles

see also
wool trade

Thatcher, Margaret

theatre

Restoration era

Tudor and Stuart era

Thirty Years’ War

Thomas, Keith,
Religion and the Decline
of Magic

Throckmorton, Job

Thynne, Sir John

Tijou, Jean

Tillotson, Archbishop John

Toland, John

Christianity not Mysterious

Toleration Acts

Tonson, Jacob

Tories

under Anne

Charles II and

Exclusion crisis

Harley resurgence

ideology of

James II and

William III and

Torrigiano, Pietro

Torrington, earl of (Arthur Herbert)

towns and cities

industrialization and

map of

market towns

Tudor and Stuart era

trade

cities and towns

colonial

customs rates

disruption by war

Dutch and

financial district of London

growth of

industries and

map of

Merchant Adventurers

merchants and

royal charters

Spain and

see also
wool trade

transportation

Trent, Council of

Triennial Act

Tudor, Henry, earl of Richmond
see
Henry VII

The Tudor Revolution in Government
(Elton)

Tunstall, Cuthbert

Turkey (Levant) company

Tusser, Thomas

Two Treatises of Government
(Locke)

Tyndale, William

Tyrconnel, earl of (Richard Talbot)

Tyrone, earl of (Hugh O’Neill)

Uniformity, Acts of

Union, Act of (1707)

Union, Act of (1801)

Unitarians

United States

Utopia
(More)

Utrecht, Treaty of

Vagrancy Act (1547)

Valois family

Van Dyke, Anthony

Vanbrugh, Sir John

Verrio, Antonio

Vertue, George

Verviens, Treaty of

Villiers, George, 1st duke of Buckingham

assassination of

Charles I and

impeachment of

importance to James I

portrait of

Villiers, George, 2nd duke of Buckingham

Villiers Palmer, Barbara, countess of Castlemaine, duchess of Cleveland

Virginia

Visscher, Claes van

Wales

Cromwell’s reforms

inheritance of land

Marcher Lords

Wallace, Sir William (Braveheart)

Walpole, Sir Robert

Walsingham, Sir Francis

execution of Mary, Queen of

Scots

War of the Austrian Succession

War of the League of Augsburg

War of the Spanish Succession

British support for

Louis XIV’s dilemma

military campaign

tough peace talks

Treaty of Utrecht

Warbeck, Perkin

Wars of the Roses

economic disruption

Henry VII and Yorkists

map of

Tudor anxieties about

Tudor victory over

Warwick, earl of (Richard Neville)

Warwick, earl of (Edward Plantaganet)

Waterloo, Battle of

Wentworth, Paul

Wentworth, Peter

Wentworth, Thomas, earl of Strafford

Westmorland, earl of (Charles Neville)

Weston, Lord Richard

Wharton, Thomas

Whigs

under Anne

decline of the Junto

Exclusion crisis

George I trusts

ideology of

Junto and financial revolution

majority in Lords

rebel against James II

War of Spanish Succession

William III and

Whitgift, Archbishop John

Whittington, Dick

Wild, Jonathan

William, duke of Gloucester (Anne’s son)

William III (of Orange)

arts and culture

character of

death of

Dutch Calvinism

English support

fights James II in Ireland

Glorious Revolution

invasion and accession of

Ireland and

legacy of

marriage to Mary II

political parties and

portrayal of

recognized by France

Spanish Succession

see also
Mary II

William the Conqueror

William the Silent, prince of Orange

Williams, Roger

Wilmot, John, earl of Rochester

Winchester

Wine and Wool Act

Winstanley, Gerrard

Winthrop, Governor John

Wise, Henry

witchcraft

Wolsey, Cardinal Thomas

falls from favour

foreign policy

Henry VIII’s divorce and

Whitehall and

women

childbearing

domestic life

in hierarchy of nobility

jobs

literature

opportunities for

Tudor and Stuart

witchcraft and

Wood, Anthony à

Woodville, Elizabeth (Edward IV’s queen)

wool trade

disruptions in

Merchant Adventurers

new cloths from East

workhouses

Wren, Sir Christopher

Wrightson, Keith

Wrigley, E. A.

Wyatt, Sir Thomas

Wycherley, William

Wycliff, John

Lollards and

York, Battle of

York, dukes of

Richard (b. 1411)

Richard (b. 1452)
see
Richard III

Richard, son of Edward IV (b. 1473)