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atINDEXHISTORICAL TREATISES.Cabot, John, 373.Addington, 488.Spain, 498. Compact, The Family, 445.Aix-la-Chapelle, treaty of, 435.Calais, lost by England, 372.Alberoni, 400.Calmar, The Union of, 271, 273.Albert of Brandenburgh, 259.Calvin, John, 337.Alexander of Russia, 488.Cambray, The League of, 251. its dissoluAmerica, British colonies, -war with, 447.Amiens, peace of, 488.tion, 369.Campo Formio, peace of, 475.Anne, queen of England, her policy and Carlos, Don, son of Philip V., 420.continental relations, 395.Carteret succeeds Walpole, 431.Armada> The invincible,- its destruction, Catharine, her marriage with Arthur, son377.of Henry VII., 368. and to Henry VIII.,Arminians, in the Netherlands, 270.369.Assiento, treaty of, 401.Catharine //., her interposition in PoAugsburg h, peace of, 254, 291.land, 276. institutes the Armed NeuAugustus II. of Poland, his death, 422.trality, 449. defensive alliance withAugustus /I/., 422.England, 472.Austria, the house of, its aggrandizement Chambers, The, the organ of constituout of the disturbances of the Reform tional government, 355. their funcation, 257. the influence of the Reformation, ib. close alliance with England,393. alliance with Russia, 415. Avar ofsuccession, 425. her change in her relations, ib.Charles J. of England, 322. his accessionand policy, 384.Charles II. of England, 298, 322. his subtions with England, 426. war with re serviency to France, 388.volutionary France, 467. peace of Charles V., his opposition to the ReformCampo Formio, 475. negotiations with ation, 253. his policy as head of theRussia, 481. joins the great confederacy, house of Austria, 257.482. joins the third confederacy, 494. Charles VL, 421, 422.peace of Presburg, ib.Austerlitz, battle of, 494.Charles XIL, his invasion of Poland, 275.his abilities and undertakings, 299. hisBalance of power, developement of thedeath, 409.Charles, Archduke of Austria, 483.principle in Europe, 285. originated inItaly, 286.Bartholomew, St., massacre of, 262.Basle* peace of, 471.Benctal, the English establish themselvesChatham, 334.Chauvelin, 464.Choiseul, 340.Christian III. of Denmark, 273.Christian IV. of Denmark, 273.here, 448.Christianity,Bodin, John, his "work De doctrines, is unconRepublica, 316. nected with, politics, 279.Bohemia, converted into an hereditary Christina, her profusion, 299.state, 258. the Thirty Years' War com Church, the condition of its union withmenced here, 293.the State.the time of the ReformBoulogne taken by the English, 371.Bremen, duchy of, sold to Hanover, 406.ation, 249, 250.Clergy, change in their condition by theBreslau, treaty of, 302.Britain, Great, its interests as a naval andpower, 363.Refoimation, 281.Cloth manufactures introduced into England, 374.Bromsebroe, peace of, 403.Colbert, 284, 391.Butt, The Golden, 252.Community, Civil, -what it means, 325.Buonaparte, 474. conquers Italy, ib. em Compact, the theory that the state isperor, 493. his designs on Russia and founded on, 327.