Puritanism and
Puritanism and Liberty (1603-1660) Third Edition
作者：Bell, Kenneth (Kenneth Norman), 1884-1951 [Compiler]; Bell, Kenneth (Kenneth Norman), 1884-1951 [Editor]; Winbolt, S. E. (Samuel Edward), 1868-1944 [Editor]
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共 164 题- Bell's English History Source Books
- PURITANISM AND LIBERTY
- BELL'S ENGLISH HISTORY SOURCE BOOKS.
- LONDON: G. BELL AND SONS, LTD.
- Compiled by
- KENNETH BELL, M.A.
- Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford
- Third Edition
- INTRODUCTION
- NOTE TO THIS VOLUME
- K. N. B.
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- PAGE
- INTRODUCTION v
- 1603. COKE AND RALEIGH _State Trials_ 1
- 1603. JAMES AT HAMPTON COURT _State Trials_ 3
- JAMES I. ON MONARCHY _Somers' "Tracts"_ 4
- 1606. ARGUMENTS IN BATES' CASE _State Trials_ 8
- 1609. THE ULSTER PLANTATION _Irish State Papers_ 10
- 1618. THE DECLARATION OF SPORTS _Harleian Miscellany_ 13
- THE POSITION OF THE JUDGES _Bacon's "Essays"_ 16
- 1621. UNEMPLOYMENT "_Diary of Walter Yonge_" 19
- 1621. PROTESTATION OF THE COMMONS _Rushworth, "Collections"_ 20
- 1623. BACON TO BUCKINGHAM _Bacon's "Letters"_ 25
- 1623. QUEEN OF BOHEMIA'S POPULARITY _Ellis's "Original Letters"_ 26
- 1624. BUCKINGHAM TO THE KING _Ellis's "Original Letters"_ 27
- 1626. IMPEACHMENT OF BUCKINGHAM _Rushworth, "Collections"_ 31
- 1628. THE COMMONS IN TEARS _Rushworth, "Collections"_ 32
- 1628. THE PETITION OF RIGHTS _Somers' "Tracts"_ 34
- 1629. THE CASE OF RICHARD CHAMBERS _Rushworth, "Collections"_ 38
- 1633. THE CHURCH OF GEORGE HERBERT _Herbert's "Poems"_ 42
- 1633. LAUD TO WENTWORTH "_Works of William Laud_" 50
- 1637. THE SHIP MONEY CASE _Rushworth, "Collections"_ 52
- 1638. LILBURNE'S PUNISHMENT _Rushworth, "Collections"_ 53
- 1641. STRAFFORD'S BILL OF ATTAINDER _Harleian Miscellany_ 54
- 1642. THE GOOD YEOMAN _Fuller's "Holy State"_ 63
- 1642. EXPERIENCES OF A VOLUNTEER _Domestic State Papers_ 65
- 1643. WALLER TO HOPTON _Clarendon State Papers_ 69
- 1644. MILTON ON LIBERTY _Milton's "Prose Works"_ 72
- 1645. MONTROSE TO CHARLES I. "_Memorials of Montrose_" 75
- 1646. CROMWELL AND LUDLOW "_Ludlow's Memoirs_" 80
- 1647. AN ARMY DEBATE "_The Clarke Papers_" 81
- 1647. THE AGREEMENT OF THE PEOPLE _British Museum Pamphlets_ 84
- 1649. THE SENTENCE ON THE KING _Rushworth, "Collections"_ 87
- 1649. THE DIGGERS _Whitelocke, "Memorials"_ 91
- 1651. HOBBES ON LIBERTY _Hobbes' "Leviathan"_ 97
- 1652. A BATTLE WITH THE DUTCH _British Museum Pamphlets_ 99
- 1653. THE CHOICE OF A HUSBAND "_Dorothy Osborne's Letters_" 106
- 1654. GEORGE FOX THE QUAKER "_Journal of George Fox_" 115
- 1657. KILLING NO MURDER _Harleian Miscellany_ 118
- CHARACTER OF CROMWELL "_Warwick's Memoirs_" 119
- PURITANISM AND LIBERTY
- COKE AND RALEIGH (1603).
- JAMES AT HAMPTON COURT (1603).
- JAMES I. ON MONARCHY.
- THE VENETIAN AMBASSADOR ON GUNPOWDER PLOT (1605).
- ARGUMENTS IN BATES' CASE (1606).
- ARGUMENT OF CHIEF BARON FLEMING.
- MR. YELVERTON'S ARGUMENT.
- THE ULSTER PLANTATION (1609).
- THE DECLARATION OF SPORTS (1618).
- THE POSITION OF THE JUDGES.
- THE VOYAGE OF THE "MAYFLOWER" (1620).
- UNEMPLOYMENT (1621).
- THE PROTESTATION OF THE COMMONS (1621).
- THE LORD TREASURER'S DIFFICULTIES (1621).
- RIGHT NOBLE AND MY MOST HONOURED LORD,
- PROCLAMATION FOR RELIEF OF THE POOR (1622).
- BACON TO BUCKINGHAM (1623).
- EXCELLENT LORD,
- POPULARITY OF THE QUEEN OF BOHEMIA (1623).
- THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM TO THE KING (1624).
- DEAR DAD, GOSSIP AND STEWARD,
- A VINDICATION OF NEW ENGLAND (1624).
- THE IMPEACHMENT OF BUCKINGHAM (1626).
- I.
- THE COMMONS' REMONSTRANCE TO THE KING
- II.
- THE COMMONS IN TEARS (1628).
- SIR,
- THE PETITION OF RIGHTS (1628).
- THE CASE OF RICHARD CHAMBERS (1629).
- PROCLAMATION TO THE EASTLAND COMPANY (1629).
- CHILLINGWORTH ON TOLERATION (A BROAD CHURCH VIEW).
- THE CHURCH OF GEORGE HERBERT (1633).
- HAPPY ENGLAND (1630-1640).
- WENTWORTH IN IRELAND (1634-1636).
- I. ADVICE TO PARLIAMENT.
- II. RELIGION.
- III. COMMERCIAL POLICY.
- IV. HIS WEARINESS.
- LAUD TO WENTWORTH (1633).
- MY VERY GOOD LORD,
- CAROLUS REX,
- MAY IT PLEASE YOUR MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY,
- LILBURNE'S PUNISHMENT (1638).
- ORDER OF THE STAR CHAMBER, APRIL 8, 1638.
- THE BILL OF ATTAINDER AGAINST STRAFFORD (1641).
- STRAFFORD'S LAST LETTER TO THE KING (1641).
- MAY IT PLEASE YOUR SACRED MAJESTY,
- STRAFFORD.
- THE KING'S ANSWER TO THE GRAND REMONSTRANCE (1641).
- A NATIONAL FAST (1642).
- THE GOOD YEOMAN (1642).
- EXPERIENCES OF A VOLUNTEER (1642).[1]
- FOOTNOTE:
- CROMWELL TO CRAWFORD (1643).
- SIR,
- I have not further to trouble you:--but rest,
- SIR WILLIAM WALLER TO SIR RALPH HOPTON (1643).
- SIR,
- THE WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY (1644).
- REVEREND AND BELOVED BROTHER,
- MILTON ON LIBERTY (1644).
- MONTROSE TO CHARLES I. (1645).
- MAY IT PLEASE YOUR SACRED MAJESTY:--
- CHARLES AND HENRIETTA MARIA (1646).
- DEAR HEART,
- CHARLES R.
- CROMWELL AND LUDLOW (1646).
- AN ARMY DEBATE (1647).
- AT A MEETING OF THE OFFICERS FOR CALLING UPON GOD.
- THE AGREEMENT OF THE PEOPLE (1647).
- In order whereunto we declare:--
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- THE SENTENCE ON THE KING (1648-49).
- CHARLES I.'S CHARACTER (1649).
- THE DIGGERS (1649).
- THE STORMING OF DROGHEDA (OR TREDAH) (1649).
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE NAVIGATION ACT (1651).
- HOBBES ON LIBERTY (1651).
- A BATTLE WITH THE DUTCH (1652).
- WORTHY SIR,
- CROMWELL AND THE RUMP (1653).
- THE INSTRUMENT OF GOVERNMENT (1653).
- THE CHOICE OF A HUSBAND (SEPTEMBER, 1653).
- A PRESBYTERIAN VIEW OF THE TRIERS (1653).
- CROMWELLIAN SAYINGS (1643-1658).
- II. _To the Speaker after Naseby, June 14, 1645._
- III. _To the Speaker, September 14, 1645._
- IV. _To the Lord Mayor of London, June 10, 1647._
- V. _To Oliver St. John, September 1, 1648._
- VI. _To Col. R. Hammond, November 25, 1648._
- VII. _To Mr. Speaker, September 4, 1650._
- VIII. _To Lord Wharton, September 4, 1650._
- IX. _To the Little Parliament, 1653._
- X. SPEECH V. _September 12, 1654_.
- XI. _To the First Protectorate Parliament, January 22, 1654-55._
- XII. _Speech to the Major-Generals._
- XIII. _To the Second Protectorate Parliament, January 23, 1657._
- XIV. _April 13, 1657._
- XV. SPEECH XI. _April 13, 1657._
- XVI. _To the Committee of Ninety-Nine, April 21, 1657._
- XVII. _To the Second Protectorate Parliament, February 4, 1658._
- FOOTNOTE:
- GEORGE FOX THE QUAKER (1654).
- KILLING NO MURDER (1657).
- MAY IT PLEASE YOUR HIGHNESS,
- CHARACTER OF CROMWELL.
- UNWIN BROTHERS, LTD., PRINTERS, LONDON AND WOKING.