Sir John Eliot

Longman, Green, 1864 - 766 pages

BOOK I	1

Mr DIfraeli	7

MARRIAGE AND PARLIAMENT 1926	19

EVENTS IN LONDON 1614 to 1619 2635	26

Monarchy of Man 31 Spanish participation in Raleighs	33

ÆT	35

Text Eliot preffing feamen 41 Mr James Bagg fent to him	43

Conways thanks and orders 56 Royal favour	57

and genius 283 Other election queſtions 284 Intriguers	287

A fudden midnight council	295

Text Eliot haftens to the houfe 300 Sir John Cooke deſcribed	301

BOOK VI	316

Text Meeting in divinity fchools 330 Complaint by Giles	331

Notes From Eliots MS 331 Character of Buckingham	337

Simon Harveys cafe 340 Sneers of Hume 342 Abbot	347

A MEMORABLE DEBATE 362383	362

from him	65

brace of bucks	75

Notes Eliots feal 81 Pory to Lord Brooke	85

Opening of fecond feflion 97 Speech	99

Notes Popish dependence incompatible with English loyalty	111

SV PREPARATIONS FOR THE MEETING IN 1623 123132	123

Woods inaccuracies 129 Mr DIfraeli and the writer	131

PROROGATION AND DISSOLUTION 159176	159

INTERCOURSE WITH THE LORD HIGH ADMIRAL 177189	177

SPANISH SHIPS AND TURKISH PIRATES 189195	189

LAST LETTERS TO THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM 196201	196

miflion of it by the king 206 Bagg fuperfeding Eliot	207

NEGOTIUM POSTERORUM 209219	209

diſcloſures refpecting Wentworth 213 Points eftabliſhed	215

Text Welcome to the new reign 219 Eagerness for fervice	223

and Lockit	231

Text Bill for the Lords day 238 Savile and Wentworth	239

pofed by Eliot 241 Eliot interpofes between Coke	245

Text The old difpute of 1620 258 Saviles charge at that time	259

Reply of Wentworth 268 Outwitted	275

Eliot and Wentworth in collifion 279 Eliot	281

Notes From Eliots MS 386 An error corrected 389 Note	397

THE SERIOUS AFTERPIECE 402427	408

of war 19 of Milton 412 Friendship of Eliot and Cotton	415

Glanvile for a remonftrance 425 Sir Robert	427

Replies to Cooke 437 Warning againſt over	439

fage from Eliots memoir 444 Opinions and forebodings	445

The great difafter 457 The fhips ftraggling	461

Text Rooting up weeds of parliament 465 Difgrace of Williams	467

Text Laud crowns the king 473 Clouds arifing 474 Meeting	479

Preffure on the bishops 502 Hint as to the kings	501

for impeachment 492 Sales of honour 493 Gains of	503

Text Grievances of French merchants 505 Seizure of French	509

Text The kings inauguration day 514 Speech by Eliot on fup	522

Conclufion to vote but delay fupply 525	529

Text Subjects of the articles of accufation 533 Opening of	551

attorney general in the Tower 562 The examination	563

VIII THE REMONSTRANCE AND THE DISSOLUTION 571580	571

Text Refolve to difmifs the commons 571 The duke and	577

authors fears 585 Eulogy of Cicero 586 Tender points	587

On fear 594 On forrow 595 Advantages of fuffer	593

Wifdom of the Great Workman 599 On poverty 600 I	603

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