The Law of Civilization and Decay

268

First Sermon before Edward VI. Sermons of Bishop Latimer, ed. of Parker Soc., 100, 101.

269

22 Henry VIII., c. 12.

270

27 Henry VIII., c. 25.

271

1 Edward VI., c. 3.

272

Brit. Mus., Cole MS. xii. 41. Cited in Henry VIII. and the English Monasteries, Gasquet, ii. 514, note.

273

Eccl. Mem., ii. pt. 1, 260.

274

Sermon on Rebellion, Cranmer, Miscellaneous Writings and Letters, 194–6.

275

Sermon on Rebellion, Cranmer, Miscellaneous Writings and Letters, 195, 196.

276

Cal. ix. No. 193.

277

Eccl. Mem., ii. pt. 1, 152.

278

5 and 6 Edw. VI., c. 2.

279

Cromwell’s Letters and Speeches, Carlyle, Speech XI.

280

Raleigh to Burleigh, Life of Sir Walter Raleigh, Edwards, ii. 76, letter xxxiv.

281

The Reformation of the Church of England, ii. 68.

282

History of England, v. 432.

283

Gorham’s Reformation Gleanings, 61.

284

Ridley’s disputation at Oxford in 1554, Acts and Monuments, vi. 474.

285

A Godly Letter to the Faithful, Works, iii. 176.

286

Ibid., 177.

287

A Faithful Admonition, Works, iii. 283.

288

Ibid., iii. 281, 282.

289

On True Obedience, Heywood’s ed., 73.

290

The Institution of a Christian Man, Preface, Formularies of Faith of Henry VIII., Lloyd, 26.

291

See Burnet’s History of the Reformation, Records, part I. book iii. quest. 9.

292

S. P. Dom. Eliz. vol. 176, No. 69.

293

Zurich Letters, 1st Series, 287.

294

Towchinge the bill and the booke exhibited in the Parliament 1586 for a further reformation of the Churche, S. P. Dom. Eliz. 199, No. 1.

295

History of the Non-jurors, Lathbury, 50.

296

See History of the Reformation, Burnet, Pocock’s ed. Records, part I. book iii. quest 9.

297

History of England, ch. 1.

298

History of England, ch. iii.

299

Ibid., ch. vi.

300

History of England, ch. xiv.

301

Queen’s conference upon Graunt of a Subsedy, etc., 1584. State Papers, Dom. Eliz., 176, No. 69.

302

History of England, ch. iii.

303

Cal. x., No. 570.

304

Ambassades, v. 150. Quotation from History of the Church of England, Dixon, iv. 450.

305

Pretended Divorce of Henry VIII., Harpsfield, Camden Society, 291.

306

Burnet’s History of the Reformation, Pocock’s ed., i. 428.

307

Ibid., iii. 376.

308

Blunt’s Reformation, i. 475.

309

Anglican Schism, Sander, Lewis’ trans., 181. Also Pretended Divorce of Henry VIII., Harpsfield, 290.

310

Acts and Monuments, v. 230.

311

Agriculture and Prices, Rogers, v. 804.

312

History of England, viii. 425.

313

Influence of the Sea Power upon History, Mahan, 41.

314

English Seamen of the Sixteenth Century, 6.

315

Anderson’s History of Commerce, i. 400.

316

S. P. Dom. Eliz., 53.

317

Wealth of Nations, book 4, ch. i.

318

Discourse of Trade, Child, ed. 1775, 8.

319

History of England, ch. iii.

320

Discourse of Trade, Josiah Child, ed. 1775, 8, 9, 10.

321

Ibid., Pref. xxxi.

322

Ibid., 41.

323

American Biography, Sparks, ii. 388.

324

Wealth of Nations, bk. iv. c. 3, pt. 1.

325

Thurloe’s State Papers, v. 433, 434.

326

Annals of the Coinage of Britain, Ruding, iii. 378.

327

Annals of the Coinage, Ruding, iii. 470.

328

Investigations in Currency and Finance, Jevons, 140.

329

Annals of the Coinage, Ruding, iv. 26.

330

Wealth of Nations, bk. iv. c. 1.

331

Wealth of Nations, bk. ii. c. 2.

332

Lord Clive.

333

Macaulay’s essays have been the subject of much recent adverse criticism; but, in regard to the plundering of Hindostan, nothing of consequence has been brought forward against him. All recent historical work relating to India must be taken with suspicion. The whole official influence has been turned to distorting evidence in order to make a case for the government.

334

Lord Clive.

335

Lord Clive.

336

Warren Hastings.

337

History of the Cotton Manufacture, 115.

338

A Tour Thro’ the whole Island of Great Britain, ed. 1753, iii. 136, 137.

339

Lives of Boulton and Watt, Smiles, 484.

340

First Letter on a Regicide Peace.

341

Theory and Practice of Banking, i. 507.

342

Considerations of the Lowering of Interests. Works, ed. 1823, v. 49.

343

The Rothschilds, Reeves, 51.

344

The Rothschilds, Reeves, 192, 199.

345

Ibid., 200.

346

Wherever reference is made to comparative prices of commodities, the authority used has been the tables published by W. S. Jevons in Investigations in Currency and Finance, 144.

347

Annals of the Coinage, Ruding, iv. 37.

348

Overstone Tracts, 49.

349

History of Prices, i. 158.

350

Political Life of Sir Robert Peel, Doubleday, i. 218, note.

351

Theory and Practice of Banking, Macleod, ed. 1893, ii. 103.

352

See Hansard, New Series, viii. 189.

353

History of the Bank of England, i. 348.

354

History of the Bank of England, i. 347.

355

History of the Currency, Maclaren, 161.

356

Theory and Practice of Banking, Macleod, ii. 117, 118.

357

Overstone Tracts, 325.

358

Ibid., 191.

359

Ibid., 318.

360

Theory and Practice of Banking, ii. 147.

361

Overstone Tracts, 573, 574.

362

Cobden and the League, Ashworth, 174.

363

Theory and Practice of Banking, Macleod, ii. 169, 170.

364

Hansard, Third Series, xcv. 399.

365

Theory and Practice of Banking, ii. 170.

366

Hansard, Third Series, xcv. 398.

367

Overstone Tracts, 319.

368

See Journal of Roy. Stat. Soc., liv. 464.

369

Dénombrement de 1891, 261.

370

Annuaire de l’Économie Politique, 1894, Block, 18.

371

La Population Française, ii. 214.

372

Report of the Commission appointed in India to enquire into the Causes of the Riots which took place in the year 1875, in the Poona and Ahmednagar Districts of the Bombay Presidency, 12.

373

Report Of The Commission Appointed In India To Enquire Into The Causes Of The Riots Which Took Place In The Year 1875, In The Poona And Ahmednagar Districts Of The Bombay Presidency, 159.

374

Report of the Commission, etc., 25, 26.

375

Ibid., 167.

376

Report of the Commission, etc., 168.

377

See Musalmans and Money-lenders in the Punjab, Thorburn.

378

Report of the Commission, etc., 168.

379

See Brief History of the Indian Peoples, Hunter, 50.

380

See History of the Romans, ed. of 1852, Merivale, ii. 81, where the authorities are collected.

381

Plutarch’s Lives, Clough’s trans., iv. 123.

382

Ibid., 298.

383

Ibid., 142.

384

Genesis xxxiv. 11, 12.

385

Aristotle, Pol., ii. 9.

386

Plutarch’s Lives, Clough’s trans., iv. 507.

387

Faery Queene, Spenser, iv. 5, 1.

388

Entretiens sur l’Architecture, i. 102.

389

Ann., xv. 44.

390

Ann., xv. 44.

391

Marc-Aurèle, Renan, 600.

392

Tertullian, Ad Scapulam, 5.

393

L’Antechrist, 163 et seq.

394

Études sur l’Histoire de l’Art, Vitet, i. 200.

395

L’Art de Batir chez les Byzantins, Choisy, 5, 6.

396

Recherches pour servir à l’Histoire de la Peinture et de la Sculpture Chrétiennes en Orient, Bayet, 99.

397

Ibid., 99.

398

Buildings of Justinian, Procopius, trans. by Stewart, i. 1.

399

Ibid.

400

Dictionnaire de l’Architecture, Art. “Peinture.”

401

Entretiens, i. 102.