The History of England, From the Invasion of Julius Cæsar to the Revolution in 1688 6
The History of England, From the Invasion of Julius Cæsar to the Revolution in 1688 6
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VL 30 350 INDEX.
Burchety Peter, a puritan, wounds Captain Hawkins bj mistake, instead of Hattofi^ Elizabetli's favourite, iv. 187.
Burdet, Thomas, cruel execution. of, in the reign of Edward IV., ii. 443.
Burgesses of corporations, when first summoned to Parliament, i. 572. The prin- ciples that operated to their forming one body of the legislature, with the repre- sentatives of counties, ii. 37.
Burgundians and Armagnacs, import of those distinctions in France, and the troubles occasioned by,... ii. 304. 312.
Burgundy, John Duke of, disputes the administration of affairs with the Duke of Orleans, on the insanity of Charles VI., ii. 302. His deceitful reconciliation with Orleans, 303. Causes him to be assassinated, ib. Avows and justifies the i sination, ib. Expelled France, and solicits the aid of England, 307. Attempts to seize tlie government, but is disapi>ointed, 312. His treaty with Hcnr}' v. and secret one with ttic dauphin, 314. Distrustful precautions in the interview between him and the dauphin, 315.
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VL 30 350 INDEX.
Burchety Peter, a puritan, wounds Captain Hawkins bj mistake, instead of Hattofi^ Elizabetli's favourite, iv. 187.
Burdet, Thomas, cruel execution. of, in the reign of Edward IV., ii. 443.
Burgesses of corporations, when first summoned to Parliament, i. 572. The prin- ciples that operated to their forming one body of the legislature, with the repre- sentatives of counties, ii. 37.
Burgundians and Armagnacs, import of those distinctions in France, and the troubles occasioned by,... ii. 304. 312.
Burgundy, John Duke of, disputes the administration of affairs with the Duke of Orleans, on the insanity of Charles VI., ii. 302. His deceitful reconciliation with Orleans, 303. Causes him to be assassinated, ib. Avows and justifies the i sination, ib. Expelled France, and solicits the aid of England, 307. Attempts to seize tlie government, but is disapi>ointed, 312. His treaty with Hcnr}' v. and secret one with ttic dauphin, 314. Distrustful precautions in the interview between him and the dauphin, 315.
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