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A Table of the se ven Kingdoms of the Anglo-Saxons. p. 80. Egbert, by G. Vertue. p. 83. Alfred, by G. Vertue. p. 90. Canute the Dane, by G. Confessor, by G. Vertue. p. 136. Genealogy Vertue. p. 124. Monument of Edward the of the Kings of Wessex and of the Kings of England after the Dissolution of the Heptarchy. p. 146. A new Map of England, Scotland and Ireland. p. 162. William the Rufus, by G. Vertue. p. 182. Conqueror, by G. Vertue. p. 163. William Monument of William the Conqueror, by C. Du Bose. p. 188. Henry I. by G. Vertue. p. 190. Monument of William Rufus, by C. Du Bos p. 193. Stephen, by G. Vertue. p. 200. Henry II. by Geo. Vertue. p. 222. Genes logies of William the Conqueror and of Henry II. p. 242. Monument of K. Henry II and of K. Richard I. by C. Du Bosc. p. 242. Richard I. by G. Vertue. p. 244. John, by G. Vertue. p. 259. Monument of King John, by C. Du Bosc. p. 280. Henry III. by G. Vertue. p. 296. Monument of K. Henry III. by J. V. Schley. p. 346. Ed Sir Thomas ward I. by G. Vertue. p. 357. Monument, chanan, by Houbraken. p. 76. of K. Edward I. by G. Vertue. p. 386. Ed- Smyth, by Houbraken. p. 81. ward II. by G. Vertue. p. 388. Monument Cecil Lord Burleigh, by Houbraken. of K. Edward II. by C. Du Bosc. p. 404. p. 88. Thomas Howard Duke of NorEdward III. by G. Vertue. p. 406. John folk, by Houbraken. p. 101. James, Earl of Gaunt, by G. Vertue. p. 346. Edward of Morton, by Houbraken. p. 104. Sir Prince of Wales, by G. Vertue. p. 438. Mo- Francis Drake, by Houbraken. p. 112. nument of Edward Prince of Wales, by C. Sir Francis Walsingham, by Houbraken. p. Du Bosc. p. 438. A genealogical Table of 124. Mary Queen of Scotts, by Houbraken. the Posterity of Edward III. p. 144. The p. 130. Mary Queen of Scots, by G. Vertue. Monument of K. Edward III. by C. Du Bosc. p. 132. Charles Howard, Earl of Nottingham, p. 444. Richard II. by G. Vertue. p. 453. by Houbraken. p. 135. The Speech of Q. EliMonument of K. Richard II. by C. Du Bosc. zabeth to her Army encamped at Tilbury in p. 476. 1st. Genealogical Table of the Royal 1588. p. 135. Robert Devereux Earl of Family of Scotland. p. 482. Henry IV. Essex, by Houbraken. p. 149. William by G. Vertue. p. 484. Geoffrey Chaucer, by Shakespear, by Houbraken. p. 154. Sir Houbraken, p. 502. William of Wickham, Philip Sydney, by Houbraken. p. 154. Moby Houbraken. p. 502. Monument of K. nument of Q. Elizabeth, by C. Du Bosc. Henry IV. by P. Yver. p. 503. Henry V. by p. 156. Monument of Mary Queen of Scots, G. Vertue. p. 504. Monument of K. Henry V. by C. Du Bosc. p. 156. James I. by G. by G. Vertue. p. 530. Monument of K. Henry Vertue. p. 158. Anne of Denmark, by V. by P. Yver. p. 530. Henry VI. by G. Houbraken. p. 162. Henry, Prince of Vertue. p. 532. John Duke of Bedford, by Wales, by Houbraken. p. 164. Thomas G. Vertue. p. 535. Edward IV. by G. Sackville, Earl of Dorset, by G. Vertue. Vertue. p. 595. W. Waynfleet, Bishop of p. 174. Henry Prince of Wales, by G. VerWinchester, by Houbraken. p. 616. Mo- tue. p. 181. Robert Cecil, Earl of Salisbury nument of K. Edward IV. by C. Du Bosc. (by Houbraken ?). p. 183. Robert Carr, Earl p. 628. Edward V. by G. Vertue. p. 629. of Somerset, by Houbraken. p. 184. ElizaMonument of K. Edward and his Brother beth, Pr. Pal. and Queen of Bohemia, by Richard, by G. Vertue. p. 636. Richard III. G. Vertue. p. 186. Sir Edward Coke, by by G. Vertue. p. 637. Henry VII. by G. Houbraken. p. 190. Sir Walter Ralegh, by Vertue. p. 649. Elizabeth, Queen of K. Houbraken. p. 196. Sir Francis Bacon VisHenry VII. (by Houbraken?). p. 654.Monu- count St. Albans, by Houbraken. p. 204. ment of K. Henry VII. and his Queen, by Archbishop Williams, by Houbraken. p. 206. G. Vertue. p. 691. Monument of K. Abbot, Abp. of Canterbury, by Houbraken. Henry VII. by C. Du Bosc. p. 691. Henry p. 215. Ben: Johnson, by Houbraken. p. 236. VIII. by G. Vertue. p. 702. Catharine of A genealogical Table of the Posterity of James Arragon, by Houbraken. p. 704. William I. p. 236. Charles I. by G. Vertue. p. 237. Warham, Abp. of Canterbury, by G. Vertue. Thomas Lord Coventry, by Houbraken. p. p. 741. Cardinal Wolsey, by Houbraken. 244. Thomas Howard Earl of Arundel, by p. 753. Ann Bullen, by Houbraken. p. 775. Houbraken. p. 251. George Villiers, Duke Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, by Houbraken. of Buckingham, by Houbraken. p. 276. p. 802. Sir Thomas More, by Houbraken. Francis Lord Cottington, by Houbraken. p. 806. Jane Seymour, (by Houbraken ?). p. p. 294. John Hampden, by Houbraken. 812. Ann of Cleues, by Houbraken. p. 824. p. 296. Algernon Piercy, Earl of NorthumThomas Cromwell, Earl of Essex, by Hou- berland, by Houbraken. p. 314. John Pym braken. p. 826. Catherine Howard, by Esq. by Houbraken. p. 352. Thomas Houbraken. p. 830. Map of France. At Wentworth Earl of Strafford, by Houbraken. end of the volume. Vol. II. 1743. pp. 1p. 374. Francis Russel the second Earl of 807, including the title page and a dis- Bedford, by Houbraken. p. 400. Edward sertation on the Whigs and Torys; index, Montague Lord Kimbolton (by Houbraken?). 16 pages; Rapin's letter to Robethon, er- p. 406. George Lord Digby Earl of Bristol, rata, &c. three pages. Plates.-Tindal, by Houbraken. p. 406. Robert Earl of by B. Picart. Edward VI. by G. Vertue. Lindsey, by Houbraken. p. 456. William p. 3. Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset, Cavendish Duke of Newcastle, by G. Verby Houbraken. p. 4. John Russel, the first tue. p. 466. Edward Sackville Earl of Earl of Bedford, by Houbraken. p. 19. Mo- Dorset, by G. Vertue. p. 470. James Stuart nument of K. Edward VI. by G. Vertue. Duke of Richmond and Lenox, by Houp. 26. Mary, by G. Vertue. p. 27. Philip II. braken. p. 508. Thomas Lord Fairfax, by King of Spain, by G. Vertue. p. 37. Eliza-Houbraken. p. 514. Usher Abp. of Arbeth, by G. Vertue. p. 50. Sir Nicholas magh, by G. Vertue. p. 572. 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