History of Civilization in England, Том 2

D. Appleton & Company, 1861

CHAPTER I	1

It was also encouraged by the great Arian war with France 810	8

186188	12

These three causes influenced the policy of Ferdinand and Isabella 1415	14

But his policy failed because it was opposed by the operation	15

Continuation of the same policy by Charles V and by Philip II 1520	21

In consequence of this union great foreign conquests were made	27

The decay of Spain in the seventeenth century was connected with	34

261	190

CHAPTER VI	194

156	195

438439	202

CHAPTER IV	205

261263	212

Reasons which induced the Highlanders to rebel in favour of	227

The clergy availed themselves of these habits to extend and con	233

the Moors 4250	46

Eff of this expulsion in impoverishing Spain	52

157	55

Hunters inquiries concerning the movements of animals and vege	58

In 1700 when affairs were at their worst the Austrian dynasty	62

Who endeavoured to improve the country by weakening the Church 6870	68

Government attempted to remedy this ignorance by calling in for	77

The influence of foreigners in Spain was displayed in the expulsion	86

Still the clergy notwithstanding the indecency of their conduct	90

Still Charles III effected great improvements from which on a	92

Summary of what was accomplished for Spain by the government	100

In the nineteenth century political reformers again endeavoured	106

Nothing can weaken superstition but knowledge	112

CHAPTER II	123

Irish invasion of Scotland	129

The injuries which these invasions inflicted upon Scotland stopped	135

168	139

They asserted that miracles were wrought in their behalf and often	140

The clergy were the only body who could withstand the nobles	145

The rest of the Volume will be occupied with a still closer investi	150

CHAPTER III	155

The Scotch before they would crown Charles II compelled him	158

These superstitions are eminently irreligious and are everywhere	162

223	168

As the nobles took the opposite side and as the people had no influ	170

319	175

attacked the nobles and favoured the Church hoping	187

The nobles thinking that they ought to have it took it into their	189

Connexion between the rise of the trading spirit and the abolition	237

Hence aiming chiefly at a generalization of irregularities his	238

455458	243

Cases in which it was believed that these pretensions were upheld	253

AN EXAMINATION OF THE SCOTCH INTELLECT DURING THE EIGHTEENTH	260

In 1603 the King of Scotland became also King of England and	262

424	267

One cause of the decline of their power was the Union with Eng	270

443	284

But the peculiarity of the philosophy which now arose is that	323

Hence the secular philosophy of the eighteenth century though	329

Hutchesons philosophy	337

His Theory of Moral Sentiments and his Wealth of Nations	344

Humes philosophy	376

The laws of heat	383

And their growth was itself assisted by the Union with England 245246	386

179	410

His want of imagination	428

He refused to inquire into the truth of the principles from which	434

383384	437

In his pathological inquiries he took into account the malformations	443

This is the more observable because his discoveries respecting dis	451

Hence his injustice to Bacon whose method was diametrically	453

His method was deductive and does not come under any of the rules	457

Notwithstanding this difference the deductive method was supreme	458

His Natural History of Religion	473

In 1610 James backed by the power of England forced ep scopacy	474

450452	476

Назва	History of Civilization in England, Том 2 History of Civilization in England, Henry Thomas Buckle
Автор	Henry Thomas Buckle
Видавець	D. Appleton & Company, 1861
Оригінал із	Університет штату Огайо
Оцифровано	2 груд. 2013

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