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xil CONTENTS. CHAPTER XXXVI. CHAPTER XLI. HENRY VII.-1485 to 1509. EDWARD VI.-1547 to 1553. How Henry the Seventh united the How Edward the Sixth was taught to Parties of the White and the Red be a Protestant; how the Protector Roses; how Lambert Simnel, and Somerset went to war in Scotland; afterwards Perkin Warbeck, rebelled how he caused his brother to be be- against him, but were subdued; how headed, and was afterwards beheaded the people began to improve them- himself; how the Duke of Northum- selves in learning; how America was berland persuaded the King to leave discovered; how King Henry did the kingdom to Lady Jane Grey many useful things, but was not Page 155 beloved by the people. . Page 131 CHAPTER XLII. CHAPTER XLII. THE STORY OF LADY JANE GREY. CHAPTER XXXVII. How Lady Jane Grey was called Queen HENRY VIII.-1509 to 1547. for ten days, and was afterwards imprisoned; how she was fond of How Henry the Eighth made war upon learning; how she was persuaded to Scotland and France, and gained the become Queen against her will; and battle of Flodden and the battle of the how she and her husband were put to Spurs; how he met the King of France death by Queen Mary . . 161 in the Field of the Cloth of Gold; how Cardinal Wolsey fell into dis- grace, and died. . . . . . 136 CHAPTER XLIIL MARY.-1553 to 1558. How Sir Thomas Wyat rebelled against CHAPTER XXXVIII. Queen Mary, but was overcome, and HENRY VIII.-continued. he and many others were put to death ; how she offended the people by marry- How King Henry married six times; ing the King of Spain; and how a and how he get rid of his wives when great many people were burnt for he was tired of them . .. 140 being Protestants . . . . . 165 CHAPTER XLIV. CHAPTER XXXIX. ELIZABETH.-1558 to 1603. HENRY VIII.-continued. How Queen Elizabeth allowed the people How the Pope and the friars imposed to be Protestants; how they learned upon.the people; how disputes arose many useful things from loreigncrs in England about religion; how King wno had been persecuted in their own Henry seized the convents and turned country; how Mary Queen of Scots out the monks and nuns; how he was driven from her kingdom, and was called himself Supreme Head of the imprisoned, and at last beheaded, by Church, and put many people to death Elizabeth . . . . . . . 169 who did not agree with him in all things . . . . . . . . 145 CHAPTER XLV. ELIZABETH-continued. HAPTER X How Queen Elizabeth refused to marry; CHAPTER XL. how the ships and the sailors were im- How Sir Thomas More studied law, and proved in her reign; how some great became an orator; the wise and good admirals made many voyages and dis- men who visited him ; how he was for coveries; how the King of Spain sent some time in the King's favour, but a great fleet and army to conquer was afterwards imprisoned and put to England, but could not succeed; and death, because he would not do every- how the English did much harm to thing the King wished . . . 151 Spain . . 1. . . . 175
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xil CONTENTS.
CHAPTER XXXVI. CHAPTER XLI.
HENRY VII.-1485 to 1509. EDWARD VI.-1547 to 1553.
How Henry the Seventh united the How Edward the Sixth was taught toParties of the White and the Red be a Protestant; how the ProtectorRoses; how Lambert Simnel, and Somerset went to war in Scotland;afterwards Perkin Warbeck, rebelled how he caused his brother to be be-against him, but were subdued; how headed, and was afterwards beheadedthe people began to improve them- himself; how the Duke of Northum-selves in learning; how America was berland persuaded the King to leavediscovered; how King Henry did the kingdom to Lady Jane Greymany useful things, but was not Page 155beloved by the people. . Page 131 CHAPTER XLII.
CHAPTER XLII.
THE STORY OF LADY JANE GREY.
CHAPTER XXXVII. How Lady Jane Grey was called Queen
HENRY VIII.-1509 to 1547. for ten days, and was afterwardsimprisoned; how she was fond of
How Henry the Eighth made war upon learning; how she was persuaded toScotland and France, and gained the become Queen against her will; andbattle of Flodden and the battle of the how she and her husband were put toSpurs; how he met the King of France death by Queen Mary . . 161in the Field of the Cloth of Gold;how Cardinal Wolsey fell into dis-grace, and died. . . . . . 136 CHAPTER XLIIL
MARY.-1553 to 1558.
How Sir Thomas Wyat rebelled againstCHAPTER XXXVIII. Queen Mary, but was overcome, and
HENRY VIII.-continued. he and many others were put to death ;how she offended the people by marry-
How King Henry married six times; ing the King of Spain; and how aand how he get rid of his wives when great many people were burnt forhe was tired of them . . . 140 being Protestants . . . . . 165
CHAPTER XLIV.CHAPTER XXXIX. ELIZABETH.-1558 to 1603.
HENRY VIII.-continued. How Queen Elizabeth allowed the people
How the Pope and the friars imposed to be Protestants; how they learned
upon.the people; how disputes arose many useful things from loreigncrsin England about religion; how King wno had been persecuted in their own
Henry seized the convents and turned country; how Mary Queen of Scotsout the monks and nuns; how he was driven from her kingdom, and was
called himself Supreme Head of the imprisoned, and at last beheaded, byChurch, and put many people to death Elizabeth . . . . . . . 169who did not agree with him in allthings . . . . . . . . 145 CHAPTER XLV.
ELIZABETH-continued.
HAPTER X How Queen Elizabeth refused to marry;CHAPTER XL. how the ships and the sailors were im-
How Sir Thomas More studied law, and proved in her reign; how some greatbecame an orator; the wise and good admirals made many voyages and dis-men who visited him ; how he was for coveries; how the King of Spain sentsome time in the King's favour, but a great fleet and army to conquerwas afterwards imprisoned and put to England, but could not succeed; anddeath, because he would not do every- how the English did much harm tothing the King wished . . . 151 Spain . . 1. . . . 175
