Early Modern England 1485-1714: A Narrative History (104 page)

Cromwell and

effect of Civil Wars

Elizabethan

individual conscience

under James I

neighbors

pleased with Bohemians

social disorder and

Putney Debates

Pym, John

Parliament and

Quaker Act (1662)

Quakers (Society of Friends)

imprisonment of

Queen Anne’s War
see
War of the Spanish Succession

Radcliffe, Thomas, earl of Sussex

Rainsborough, Colonel Thomas

Ralegh, Sir Walter

Ranters

Rastadt, Treaty of

rebellions and riots

1590s riots

grazing commons rights and

Ireland

Jack Cade

James II and

Kett’s

West Country religious revolt

Yorkshire Plot

Reformation

literature and publication

Lollards

see also
Luther, Martin; Protestants

Regency Act

religion

advowson

Catholicism in England

Declaration of Indulgence

ecclesiastical courts

Elizabethan practice

hierarchies of

intolerance

Irish conflict and

long-term effects of Civil Wars

medieval parishes

oppression and injustice

paternalism and deference

rational approach to

Restoration settlements

scientific attitudes

Scottish conflicts and

as state policy

Walpole’s government

worldly wealth

Religion and the Decline of Magic
(Thomas)

Restoration

king’s power and

and Roman Catholics

Scottish suppression

Restoration settlements

Restraint of Annates, Act (1533)

Restraint of Appeals, Act (1533)

Riccio, David

Rich, Christopher

Rich, John

Richard II (Plantagenet)

Richard III (York)

portrayals of

Richmond, duke of (Henry Fitzroy)

Ridley, Bishop Nicholas

Ridolfi, Roberto di

Ripon, Treaty of (1640)

Rivers, earl of (Anthony Woodville)

Robert the Bruce

Rocheford, Lord (George Boleyn)

Rochester, earl of (John Wilmot)

Rogers, John

Roman Britain

Roman Catholic Church

annates

compared to Protestants

Counter-Reformation

hierarchies of

monasteries

papal hopes for Elizabeth

rewards Henry VIII

simony

Thirty Years’ War

worldly wealth

Roman Catholics (English)

Charles I and

consolation of rituals

Declaration of Indulgence (1672)

effect of Glorious Revolution

Elizabethan

establish Maryland colony

Gunpowder Plot

Henry VII and

Henry VIII and

under James I

James II and

James’s tolerance and

Mary, Queen of Scots and

Mary I and

Oates and Popish Plot

plots against Elizabeth

Restoration and

social exclusion

Roman Catholics (Irish)

divisions increase

Irish rebellion

William III’s suppression of

Romans

Roundheads (Parliamentarians)

see also
Civil Wars

Royal College of Physicians

Royal Naval College

Royal Navy

Civil Wars

Elizabethan expansion

lack of funds

Ship Money tax

supremacy of

Rubens, Peter Paul

Rupert of the Rhine, Prince

rural life

Russell, Admiral Edward

Russell, Conrad

Russell, Edward

Ryswick, Treaty of

Sacheverell, Henry

St German, Christopher

St John, Henry, Viscount Bolingbroke

St John, Oliver

St Paul’s Cathedral

Salisbury, earl of (Robert Cecil)

on bountiful kings

government finances

James’s succession and

rivalry with Essex

Sancroft, Archbishop William

Saxons

Saye and Sele, Lord

Scarisbrick, J. J.

Schism Act

sciences and mathematics

Scotland

Act of Union

Bishops’ Wars

Charles II and

effect of Glorious Revolution

Elizabeth and

emigration to Ireland

France and

geography of

Glorious Revolution and

harbours English pretenders

Henry VIII and

James VI and I’s generosity

Navigation Acts and

population of

religion in

Restoration suppression

Scottish Enlightenment

second Civil War

Solemn League and Covenant

Somerset’s rule and

Stuarts and

Scotland Act (1998)

Sedgemoor, Battle of

Sedley, Catherine, Countess of Dorchester

Selden, John

Septennial Act (1716)

Settlement Acts

Seven Years’ War

Seymour, Edward, earl of Somerset

Seymour, Jane (Henry VIII’s queen)

Shaftesbury, earl of (Anthony Ashley Cooper)

Shagan, Ethan

Shakespeare, William

Richard II

Tragedy of King Richard III

Troilus and Cressida

Sheldon, Archbishop Gilbert

Sheppard, Jack

ships and seafaring

exploration

industry

London and

world trade

see also
Royal Navy

Shrewsbury, duke of (Charles Talbot)

Sidney, Algernon

Sidney, Henry

Sidney, Robert

Sidney, Sir Philip

Arcadia

Simnel, Lambert

Six Articles, Act of

Sixtus V, Pope

Skelton, John

slavery

Smith, Captain Alexander

Smith, Hilda

Smith, Sir Thomas

social order

church community

Civil Wars support and

commoners’ lives

community neighborliness

crossing class lines

Great Chain of Being

landed gentry

marginal groups

medieval parishes

Members of Parliament

middle classes

neighborliness

paternalism and deference

rise of gentry

table of families

women

working classes

yeomen

Societies for the Reformation of Manners

Society for the Propagation of Christian Knowledge (SPCK)

Society for the Propagation of the Gospel (SPG)

Society of Friends
see
Quakers

Society of Jesus (Jesuits)

Solemn League and Covenant

Somers, Sir John

Somerset, duke of (Edmund Beaufort)

Somerset, earl of (Robert Carr)

Somerset, earl of (Edward Seymour)

Sophia, Electress of Hanover

South Sea Company

Spain

Charles and marriage

colonies

Henry VII and

Louis XIV’s ambitions and

maps of

the empire

Mary I and

naval war

Philip II’s empire

strong monarchy