The Early History of the Scottish Union Question: Bi-Centenary EditionOmond, George W. T. (George William Thomson)
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The Early History of the Scottish Union Question: Bi-Centenary Edition
Omond, George W. T. (George William Thomson)
England -- Foreign relations -- Scotland; Scotland -- Foreign relations -- England
_Bridgeman_, Lord Keeper, 137.
_Broghill_, Lord, 106, 107.
_Bruce_, Robert, 15, 35.
_Buchan_, Earl of, at Parliament of Westminster, 12.
_Buchanan_, George, 60.
_Buckingham_, Duke of, 137.
_Burnet_, Bishop, account of Cromwell’s soldiers at Aberdeen, 107;
of state of Scotland during the Commonwealth, 107, 120.
_Bute_, representation of, in Richard Cromwell’s Parliament, 105.
_Caithness_, Earl of, is neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Calais_, 36.
_Calvin_ v. _Smith_ (case of the post-nati), 86.
_Cambray_, Treaty of, 23, 24.
_Cameronians_, 153.
_Carlisle_, goods from Scotland must pass through, 131.
_Carlyle_, Thomas, cited, 121.
_Carstares_, Principal, 177, 178, 179.
_Carthusians_, Monastery of, at Perth, 26.
_Cassillis_, Earl of, in Cromwell’s House of Lords, 121.
_Cassillis_, Lord, neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Castile_, 81.
_Cecil_, encourages marriage of Elizabeth and Arran, 27;
in favour of sending troops to Scotland, 28, 29, 30;
persuades Elizabeth to send an army to Scotland, 35.
_Charles I._, Scottish policy of, 93;
engagement for the relief of, 112.
_Charles II._, signs the Covenants, 94, 95;
favourable to Union at first, 125.
_Chatelherault_, Duke of, 27, 30.
_Chien_, Sir Reynaud de, 13.
_Christian Love_, treatise on, by Rev. Hugh Binning, 113.
_Clackmannan_, representation of, in Richard Cromwell’s
Parliament, 105.
_Clarendon_, Earl of, opposes Lauderdale, 128;
in favour of Union, 123.
_Clyde_, during the Commonwealth, 109, 110.
_Coke_, Sir Edward, cited, 70;
in favour of Union, 81.
_Collingham_, Prior of, 40.
_Confession of Faith_, of 1560, 89, 90;
Westminster, 151, 152, 157.
_Congregation_, Lords of the, 25, 26.
_Cork_, Earl of, 106.
_Country Party_, rise of, in Scotland, 182.
_Craig_, Sir Thomas, 66.
_Craigmillar_, Castle burned, 17.
_Cranbourne_, Lord, 59.
_Crichton_, Lord, is neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Cromwell_, Oliver, victorious at Dunbar and Worcester, 95, 96;
dissolves the Long Parliament, 101;
becomes Lord Protector, 102;
meeting of his first Parliament, 104;
his opinion of the Scots, 116, 121;
intends to found a College of Physicians for Scotland, 118;
his House of Lords, 121;
the Union under, 135, _et seq._;
his forts in Scotland demolished after the Restoration, 124.
_Cromwell_, Richard, representatives of Scotland in his
Parliament, 105.
_Cumberland_, duties on horses coming from Scotland, 130.
_Cupar_, Abbot of, at Parliament of Westminster, 12.
_Dalkeith_, delegates discuss Union at, during the Commonwealth,
98, 99, 100.
_Dalrymple_, Sir John (first Earl of Stair), 148.
_Darien_, 172, 173, 180, 181.
_Darnley_, 46.
_Dartmouth_, Lord, cited, 137.
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