THE

HISTORY

O F

ENGL A N D.

FROM THE

INVASION OF JULIUS CESAR

то

The REVOLUTION in 1688.

By DAVID HUME, Efq;

A NEW EDITION.

VOL. X.

BASIL:

PRINTED BY J. J. TOURNEISEN.

PARIS:

SOLD BY PISSOT, BOOKSELLER, Quai des Auguftins.

M DCCLXXXIX.

CONTENTS

OF THE

TENTH VOLUME.

CHARLES I.

CHA P. LVIII.

Montrofe's victories The new model of the army

Battle of Nafeby -Surrender of Brifiol The

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weft conquered by Fairfax Defeat of Montrose

Ecclefiaftical affairs King goes to the Scots

at Newark End of the war

up by the Scots.

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CHA P. LIX.

King delivered

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Jamaica conquered

Blake

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Peace with

Infurrection of the

War with Spain

Succefs and death of admiral

Domeftic adminiftration of Cromwel

Humble Petition and Advice

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Dunkirk taken

And

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Sickness of the protector His death

character.

CHA P. LXII.

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Richard acknowledged protector- A parliament Cabal

of Wallingford Houfe Richard depofed —

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Long par-

liament or Rump restored - Confpiracy of the royalists

Infurrection-Suppressed — Parliament expelled —

Committee of Safety Foreign affairs - General Monk

Monk declares for the parliament Parliament

reftored - Monk enters London, declares for a free

parliament Secluded members restored - Long par-

liament diffolved - New parliament -The Reftoration

Manners and arts.

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THE

THE

HISTORY

OF

GREAT BRITAIN.

CHA P. LVIII.

Montrofe's victories

Battle of Nafeby

The new model of the army

-Surrender of Briftol

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The

weft conquered by Fairfax Defeat of Montrose

Ecclefiaftical affairs King goes to the Scots

-

at Newark End of the war King delivered

up by the Scots.

WHILE the king's affairs declined in Eng- CHA P.

land, fome events happened in Scotland, which

feemed to promife him a more profperous iffue

of the quarrel.

LVIII.

1645.

victories

BEFORE the commencement of thefe civil Montrofe's

diforders, the earl of Montrofe, a young noble-

man of a diftinguifhed family, returning from

his travels, had been introduced to the king,