Early Modern England 1485-1714: A Narrative History (102 page)

reconciling England and Scotland

Scotland and

sovereignty of

succeeds Elizabeth

writings and ideas of

James II (Stuart)

arts and culture

Catholicism of

character of

continued loyalty to

deathbed request for son

Exclusion Crisis

France and

good will on accession

as heir apparent

marriages of

policies of

portrait of

rebellion held back

in Scotland

William’s invasion and

James IV of Scotland

James V of Scotland

Jeffreys, George, Baron

Jesuits
see
Society of Jesus Jews

John de Balliol

John de la Pole, earl of Lincoln

John of Gaunt

Jones, Inigo

Jonson, Ben

Josselin, Ralph

Julius II, Pope

justices of the peace

duties and responsibilities of

licensing alehouses

Tudor and Stuart era

Jutes

Juxon, Archbishop William

Kent, Marquess of (Henry Grey)

Kent, William

Kéroualle, Louise de

Kett, Robert

Kildare, earls of (Fitzgerald family)

Kilkenny, Statutes of (1366)

Killiekrankie, Battle of

King, Gregory

gentry families

on livestock

middle class

table of families

Kinsale, siege of

Kishlansky, Mark

Kneller, Sir Godfrey

Knollys, Sir Francis

Knox,John

The First Blast of the Trumpet

labour and jobs

children

country house servants

craftsmen and guilds

late Stuart

poverty

professions

serfdom

women and

working classes

Laguerre, Louis

Lancaster, House of

Wars of the Roses

land and landowners

concentration of

copyhold tenure

demesne farming

dissolution of monasteries

Edward IV’s policies

Elizabethan population

Glorious Revolution and

Henry VII and

inequalities of

inheritance

leases

manors and tenants

paternalism

regulations on

taxes on

voting rights

Langford, Paul

Laroon, Marcellus

Latimer, Bishop Hugh

Latitudinarians

Laud, Archbishop William

Lauderdale, duke of (John Maitland)

law and policing

assize judges

common law courts

law making

sheriffs

Star Chamber

Tudor and Stuart era

see also
crime and corruption; justices of the peace

lawyers

Lee, Bishop Rowland

Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm

Leicester, earl of (Robert Dudley)

advocates war

death of

influence of

Spanish naval war

leisure time

accessibility

country houses

Lely, Sir Peter

Lennox, duke of (Esmé Stuart)

Lenthall, William

Leslie, Alexander

L’Estrange, Sir Roger

Levellers

proposals of

spread of ideas

worry to elite

Licensing Acts

Lilburne, John

Lilly, Edmund

Limerick, Treaty of

Lincoln, earl of (John de la Pole)

literacy

capital punishment and

at Reformation

rise of

scripture and

literature

censorship and publishing

Restoration era

Tudor and Stuart

women authors

Liverpool (city)

Lloyd’s of London insurance

local government

Charles II fills with Tories

Henry VIII and

supports William of Orange

tension with government

towns

Locke, John

Essay on Human Understanding

The Reasonableness of Christianity

Two Treatises of Government

Locke, Matthew

Lollards

London

administrative centre

Anne’s

churches

architecture

areas of

aristocracy and

aristocracy in

arts and culture

disease and illness

Great Fire of

growth of

lord mayors of

maps and illustrations of ,

trade and finance

London, Treaty of (1518)

London Stationer’s Company

Louis XI of France

Louis XII of France

Louis XIII of France

Louis XIV of France

absolutism

ambitions of

arts and culture

Charles II and

Irish scheme for James II

splendor and exploitation

supports deposed James II

tough peace talks

War of the Spanish Succession

Whig view of

Louis XV of France

Lowndes, William

Lumley, Richard, Lord

Luther, Martin ,

MacCulloch, Diarmaid

Machiavelli, Niccolo

The Prince

Maitland, John, duke of Lauderdale

Malplaquet, Battle of

Manchester

Manchester, earl of (Edward Montagu)

Mandeville, Bernard

Manley, Mary Delarivière

Margaret, Princess (Henry VIII’s sister)

Margaret of Anjou

Margaret of Burgundy

Marlborough, duchess of (Sarah Churchill)

Marlborough, 1st duke of (John Churchill)

Blenheim Palace

James II and

relationship with Queen Anne

victorious war strategy

Marlowe, Christopher

marriage

commoners’

divorce

for the elite

Marston Moor, Battle of

Martin V, Pope

Marvell, Andrew

Marxist historiography

Mary, Princess (Henry VIII’s sister)

Mary, Queen of Scots

Catholic plots involving

character of

childhood and reign of

Edward VI and

Elizabeth’s indecision over

failed plot and execution

James I and

marries
dauphin

Philip II’s support for

Spain and

succeeds father

Mary Beatrice of Modena (James II’s queen)

Mary I (Tudor)

accession and marriage of

birth of

Catholic restoration

under Edward VI

effect on Elizabeth

exiles under

failed match with Charles V

foreign policy

illnesses and death

legacy of

loyalty to

not an inspiration

portrait of

status as heir

Mary II (Stuart)

accession of

Anglican upbringing

character of

death of

marriage to William of Orange

portrayal of

see also
William III (of Orange)

Mary of Guise

Maryland colony

Masham, Abigail

Massachusetts colony

Matilda