Analysis of English History: Based on Green's Short History of the English People

Abolition alliance Anjou army attack attempt baronage barons battle Beket Bill Bishop capture Charles Charter Church claim clergy conquest Council Court Cromwell Cromwell's Crown Danes Danish daughter death Declaration defeat discontent Duke Duke of Burgundy Earl Edmund Edward Edward III Edward IV election Elizabeth Emperor England English Essex execution feudal Flanders fleet foreign policy France freedom French Government Henry II Henry VIII Holland House of Commons imprisonment invasion Ireland Irish James John John of Gaunt July June King King's labour land Lewis Lollards London Long Parliament Lord March Margaret Marlborough marriage Mary Stuart Mercia Ministers Ministry nation nobles Normandy Northumbria owing Oxford Parliament peace Philip Pitt Pitt's political Prince Protector Protestant Puritanism Queen reform Refusal reign religious revolt Richard Richard II Roman Catholic Royal Russia Scotch Scotland Scots Shaftesbury Somerset Spain Spanish Statute struggle supported towns trade Treaty victory Wales Walpole Whigs William Wolsey York