Index:Works of Thomas Carlyle - Volume 08.djvu

Title The Works of Thomas Carlyle, Volume 8
Author Thomas Carlyle
Year 1896
Publisher C. Scribner's sons
Location New York
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME III

PART VII
The Little Parliament. 1651-53.
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The Little Parliament 1
Letter CLXXXIV. To Rev. J. Cotton: London, 2 Oct. 1651 7
Reflections on Public Affairs; what Prophecies are now fulfilling.
" CLXXXV. To Mr. Hungerford: London, 30 July 1652 19
Note on Private Business.
" CLXXXVI. To A. Hungerford, Esq.: Cockpit, 10 Dec. 1652 27
Not at Home when Hungerford called.
" CLXXXVII. To Lieutenant-General Fleetwood: Cockpit, —— 1652 28
Domestic-Devotional. Difference between Love and Fear in matters of Religion.
" CLXXXVIII. To Mr. Parker: Whitehall, 23 April 1653 37
Riot in the Fen-Country.
Summons 39
Speech I.
Opening of the Little Parliament, 4 July 1652
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Retrospective: aim of all these Wars and Struggles; chief events of them; especially dismissal of the Long Parliament. Prospective: dayspring of divine Prophecy and Hope, to be struggled towards, though with difficulty. Demits his authority into their hands.
Letter CLXXXIX. To Lieutenant-General Fleetwood: Cockpit, 22 Aug. 1653 74
Complains; heart-weary of the strife of Parties: Moses and the Two Hebrews.
" CXC. To Committee of Customs: Cockpit, Oct. 1653 75
In remonstrance for a poor Suitor to them.
" CXCI. To H. Weston, Esq.: London, 16 Nov. 1658 77
Excuse for an Oversight: Speldhurst Living.
PART VIII
First Protectorate Parliament. 1654
Letter CXCII. To R. Mayor, Esq.: Whitehall, 4 May 1654 94
Dare not undertake the Purchase recommended.
" CXCIII. To Lord Fleetwood: Whitehall, 16 May 1654 96
To dismiss Col. Alured.
" CXCIV. To Col. Alured: Whitehall, 16 May 1654 97
Official Order to the Colonel.
" CXCV. To Sir T. Vyner: Whitehall, 5 July 1654 100
A City Preacher.
Speech II. Meeting of the First Protectorate Parliament, 4 Sept. 1654 103
Goodwin's Sermon, On the Deliverance out of Egypt, and Pilgrimage towards Canaan through the Wilderness. Our difficulties: Antichrist; Levellers, Fifth-Monarchists, Jesuits. Our attainments: Some Reform of Law; Reform of Church; Peace, with almost all Nations. Finance; necessity of Concord.
Speech III. To the First Protectorate Parliament, 12 Sept. 1654 127
Cannot have the Foundations of Government submitted to debate in this Assembly. A free Parliament they; but he also, in virtue of whom they sit, must be an unquestioned Protector. His history since he entered on these Public Struggles; Dismissal of the Long Parliament; Abdication of the Little Parliament; Protectorship, on what founded, by whom acknowledged. To proceed no farther, till they acknowledge it.
Letter CXCVI. To R. Bennet, Esq.: Whitehall, 12 Jan. 1654-5 161
Virginia and Maryland.
" CXCVII. To Captain Crook: Whitehall, 20 Jan. 1654-5. 162
To watch Adjutant-Gen. Allen.
Speech IV. Dissolution of the First Protectorate Parliament, 22 Jan. 1654-5 166
Regrets that they have not communicated with him: he was not unconcerned with them; has been struggling and endeavouring for them, keeping Peace round them;—does not know, on their part, whether they have been alive or dead. Of trees that foster only things poisonous under their shadow. Of disturbances, once well asleep, awakened into new perilous activity during these debates. Necessary that they be dissolved.
PART IX
The Major-Generals. 1655-56.
Chronological 196
Letter CXCVIII. To Gen. Blake: Whitehall, 13 June 1655 207
The Dey of Tunis. Instructions.
Letter CXCIX. To Lord Fleetwood: Whitehall, 22 June 1655 210
By the Rev. Mr. Brewster. Henry Cromwell gone to Ireland. Private feelings.
" CC. To Mr. Secretary Thurloe: Whitehall, 28 July 1655 214
A Scholar for the Charterhouse.
" CCI. To Gen. Blake: Whitehall, 30 July 1655 216
Instructions, Not yet to divide the Fleet. Person for Lisbon.
Compliment, Swedish Ambassador 218
Letter CCII. To Gen. Blake: Whitehall, 18 Sept. 1655 220
Plate Fleet.
" CCIII. To Maryland Commissioners: Whitehall, 26 Sept. 1655 222
Virginia and Maryland.
Jamaica 226
Letter CCIV. To Vice-Admiral Goodson: Whitehall, Oct. 1655 230
Of Jamaica:—This and the Two following.
" CCV. To D. Serle, Esq.: Whitehall, Oct. 1655 234
" CCVI. To Major-Gen. Fortescue: Whitehall, Nov. 1655 235
" CCVII. To Henry Cromwell: Whitehall, 21 Nov. 1655 239
The Disaffected in Ireland.
" CCVIII. To the same: Whitehall, 21 April 1656 244
Fatherly Advices, and Encouragements.
Letter CCIX. To Generals Blake and Montague: Whitehall, 28 April 1656 246
By Captain Lloyd. Suggestions: Cadiz, Puntal, Gibraltar.
" CCX. To the same: Whitehall, 6 May 1656 249
Claims on Portugal.
" CCXI. To Gresham Committee: Whitehall, 9 May 1656 252
Geometry Professor.
" CCXII. To Richard Cromwell: Whitehall, 29 May 1656 253
Can sell Newhall.
" CCXIII. To Henry Cromwell: Whitehall, 26 Aug. 1656 259
Dangers in Ireland.
" CCXIV. To Generals Blake and Montague: Whitehall, 28 Aug. 1656 263
Montague to come home and advise.
Speech V. Meeting of the Second Protectorate Parliament, 17 Sept. 1656 267
Our difficulties: Spain, and why we have gone to war with Spain; Papists, Cavaliers, Levellers, Fifth-Monarchists;—the need there was of Major-Generals. Our remedies: To prosecute the War with vigour; to maintain steadily the aim of all these struggles, Liberty of Conscience and a pure Gospel Ministry; to reform the Law:—to reform Manners; that will be the grand remedy of all. Finance, Exhortation; Divine encouragement and hope: Eighty-fifth Psalm.
(Adjoined to this Volume.)
List of the Long Parliament 315
Lists of the Eastern-Association Committees 341
LIST OF PLATES
SIR THOMAS FAIRFAX
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JOHN MILTON
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MONTAGUE EARL OF SANDWICH
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