1. Establishment of the Commonwealth. 1649 561 2. Parties in Ireland. 1647-1649 562 3. Cromwell in Ireland. 1649-1650 562 4. Montrose and Charles II. in Scotland. 1650 563 5. Dunbar and Worcester. 1650-1651 563 6. The Navigation Act. 1651 564 7. The Dutch War. 1652-1653 565 8. Unpopularity of the Parliament. 1652-1653 565 9. Vane's Reform Bill. 1653 566 10. Dissolution of the Long Parliament by Cromwell. 1653 566 11. The so-called Barebone's Parliament. 1653 566 12. The Protectorate, and the Instrument of Government. 1653 568 13. Character of the Instrument of Government 568 14. Oliver's Government. 1653-1654 569 15. The First Protectorate Parliament. 1654-1655 570 16. The Major Generals. 1655 570 17. Oliver's Foreign Policy. 1654-1655 571 18. The French Alliance. 1655 572 19. Oliver's Second Parliament, and the Humble Petition and Advice. 1656 572 20. The Dissolution of the Second Protectorate Parliament. 1658 573 21. Victory Abroad and Failure at Home. 1657-1658 573 22. Oliver's Death. 1658 574 23. Richard Cromwell. 1658-1659 574 24. The Long Parliament Restored. 1659 575 25. Military Government. 1659 575 26. Monk and the Rump. 1660 575 27. End of the Long Parliament. 1660 576 28. The Declaration of Breda. 1660 576 PART VII _THE POLITICAL REVOLUTION._ 1660-1689 CHAPTER XXXVII CHARLES II. AND CLARENDON. 1660-1667 1. Return of Charles II. 1660 578 2. King and Parliament. 1660 579 3. Formation of the Government. 1660 580 4. The Political Ideas of the Convention Parliament. 1660 580 5. Execution of the Political Articles of the Declaration of Breda. 1660 581 6. Ecclesiastical Debates. 1660 583 7. Venner's Plot and its Results. 1661 584 8. The Cavalier Parliament and the Corporation Act. 1661 585 9. The Savoy Conference, and the Act of Uniformity. 1661-1662 585 10. The Dissenters. 1662 585