XXVI. Apology 55 XXVII. Imaginative Regrets 56 XXVIII. Reflections 57 XXIX. Translation of the Bible 58 XXX. The Point at Issue 58 XXXI. Edward VI 59 XXXII. Edward signing the Warrant for the Execution of Joan of Kent 60 XXXIII. Revival of Popery 61 XXXIV. Latimer and Ridley 61 XXXV. Cranmer 62 XXXVI. General View of the Troubles of the Reformation 64 XXXVII. English Reformers in Exile 64 XXXVIII. Elizabeth 65 XXXIX. Eminent Reformers 66 XL. The Same 67 XLI. Distractions 68 XLII. Gunpowder Plot 69 XLIII. Illustration. The Jung-frau and the Fall of the Rhine near Schaffhausen 70 XLIV. Troubles of Charles the First 71 XLV. Laud 71 XLVI. Afflictions of England 72 Part III.--From the Restoration to the Present Times-- I. "I saw the figure of a lovely Maid" 74 II. Patriotic Sympathies 74 III. Charles the Second 75 IV. Latitudinarianism 76 V. Walton's Book of Lives 77 VI. Clerical Integrity 78 VII. Persecution of the Scottish Covenanters 79 VIII. Acquittal of the Bishops 79 IX. William the Third 80 X. Obligations of Civil to Religious Liberty 81 XI. Sacheverel 82 XII. "Down a swift Stream, thus far, a bold design" 83 XIII. Aspects of Christianity in America.--1. The Pilgrim Fathers 84 XIV. 2. Continued 85 XV. 3. Concluded.--American Episcopacy 85 XVI. "Bishops and Priests, blessèd are ye, if deep" 86