1381 =Insurrection of the Villeins=, 244 Death of Wat Tyler, 244 The insurrection suppressed, 245 Parliament rejects the Villeins’ claims, 245 1383 Suspicions of Lancaster’s objects, 245 He deserts Wicliffe, 245 He is charged with the failure in Flanders, 246 1385 Jealousy of him thwarts the Scotch invasion, 246 He is glad of the excuse to leave England to support his claims in Castile, 246 =Gloucester takes Lancaster’s place=, 246 =The King’s Favourites=, 247 1386 =Gloucester heads an opposition=, 247 Change of Ministry demanded, 247 Impeachment of Suffolk, 247 =Commission of Government=, 247 1387 The King prepares a counterblow, 248 The Five Lords Appellant, 248 They impeach the King’s friends, 248 Affair of Radcot, 248 1388 =The Wonderful Parliament=, 248 1389 Gloucester’s unimportant Government, 249 =Richard assumes authority=, 249 1393 =Final Statute of Provisors=, 250 1394 Expedition to Ireland, 250 1397 Marriage with Isabella of France, 251 =Richard’s vengeance after seven years’ peace=, 251 1398 Hereford and Norfolk banished, 252 His arbitrary rule alienates the people, 253 1399 During his absence in Ireland, 253 =Hereford returns and is triumphantly received=, 253 He captures Richard, 254 Makes him resign the Kingdom, 254 STATE OF SOCIETY. MONARCHY BY PARLIAMENTARY TITLE. HENRY IV. 1399-1413. 1399 =Henry’s position in English History=, 275 Reversal of the Acts of the late King, 276 Tumultuous scene in the First Parliament, 276 =The King’s insecure position for nine years=, 276 1400 Insurrection of the late Lords Appellant, 277 Imprisonment and secret death of Richard, 277 Hostile attitude of France and Scotland, 278 Useless and impolitic march into Scotland, 278