Periods can be studied in greater detail in--J. R. GREEN: _The Making of England_ and _The Conquest of England_ (Macmillan). FREEMAN: _Norman Conquest,_ 6 vols., and _William Rufus_, 2 vols. (Oxford University Press). NORGATE: _England under the Angevins_, 2 vols., and _John Lackland_ (Macmillan). RAMSAY: _Lancaster and York_, 2 vols. FROUDE: _History of England_, 1529-1588, 12 vols. (Longmans). GARDINER: _History of England_, 1603-1642, 10 vols.; _Civil War_, 1642-1649, 4 vols.; _Commonwealth and Protectorate_, 1649-1656, 4 vols. (Longmans). MACAULAY: _History of England_, 1685-1702 (Longmans). LECKY: _History of England_, 1714-1793, 7 vols.; _Ireland_, 1714-1800, 5 vols. (Longmans). SPENCER WALPOLE: _History of England_, 1815-1846, 6 vols. HERBERT PAUL: _History of Modern England_, 1846-1895, 5 vols. (Macmillan). MORLEY: _Life of Gladstone_, 2 vols. (Macmillan). English Constitutional History is detailed in--STUBBS: _Constitutional History to 1485_, 3 vols. (Oxford University Press). HALLAM: _Constitutional History_, 1485-1760, 3 vols. (Murray). ERSKINE MAY: _Constitutional History,_ 1760-1860, 3 vols. (Longmans). ANSON: _Law and Custom of the Constitution,_ 3 vols. (Oxford University Press). DICEY: _Custom of the Constitution_ (Macmillan). For Ecclesiastical History see STEPHENS and HUNT'S _History of the Church of England,_ 7 vols. (Macmillan); for Colonial History, SEELEY'S _Expansion of England_ (Macmillan), and _The British Empire_ (ed. Pollard; League of the Empire); for Economic and Industrial History, CUNNINGHAM'S _Growth of Industry and Commerce_, 3 vols.; ASHLEY'S _Economic History_, 2 vols. (Macmillan), and TOYNBEE'S _Industrial Revolution_; for sketches of movements and biographies, see MACAULAY'S _Essays_ (Longmans), STUBB'S _Lectures on Mediaeval and Modern History_ (Oxford University Press), and POLLARD'S _Factors in Modern History_ (Constable).