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ENGLISH

English history, early, mis-represented, I. 24. Thecauses of this, I. 26.

English Kings; their prero-gative, I. 28. Evade thelimitations of them, I. 30.Their excesses*tolerated, I.32, 33. Of the House ofTudor, I. 39. Declaredheads of the Church, I. 53.Their ecclesiastical autho-rity, I. 56. Irregularitiesin their succession, I. 71.Their powers in matters oftrade, VI. 240.

English language, formation

. of, I. 17. Early authors in,I. 19, 20.

English literature (underCharles II.); French tastein, 1.390,391. Its immo-rality,. I. 392. Comedies,I. 395. Dedications, I. 397,398.

English navy, origin of, I. 17.

English people, formation of,I. 16. Their military emi-nence, I. 18, 19. Earlygreatness, I. 19, 20.

“ Englishman,” a term of re-proach in the time of thel’lantagenets, I. 16.

ESSEX.

Enniskillen, resists Tyrcon-nel’s soldiers, IV. 140. Wil-liam and Mary proclaimedat, IV. 161. Successes ofthe Protestants, IV. 225,226.

Enniskillen Dragoons, VI.12. At the battle of thelloyne, VI. 20.

Enniskilleners, the, reinforceSchomberg’s army, V. 87.

Ephesus, Council of, ap-pealed to in the questionof the Athanasian Creed,V. 139.

Epping Forest, highwaymenin, IX. 135.

Ernley, Sir John, II. 253.

Essex, wages in, 1.409. Con-tested election for (1685),II. 50.

Essex, Arthur Capel, Earl of,a minister of Charles II.,I. 239. Commits suicide,I. 264. Inquiry into thecause of his death, V. 45.

Essex, Thomas Cromwell,Earl of, II. 196..

Essex, Robert Devereux,Earl of, II. 196.