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516 INDEX TO HISTORICAL TREATISES.Assemblies, 460. the National Conven Herren-haus, alliance of, 415.ib. his part in the wars between Francis I. and Charles V., 370. Maurice of Orange, 270.tion, ib. execution of Lewis XVI,, Hierarchy, how far it is a safe-guard to464. invades the Austrian Netherlands, the throne, 265.ib. -war with England, 465. with Aus " High Commission"tria, Prussia, and Elizabeth 264Sardinia, 467. loses Hobbes, Thomas, 324.St. Domingo, 468. conquest of Holland,469. the Directory, 473, 476. conquersHugonots, The, 262. forcibly disarmed,Italy, 474. peace of Campo Formio, Hungary, converted into an hereditary475. expedition to Egypt, 479.capture state, 258. influenceMalta, 482. great confederacy against tion, ib.of the ReformaFrance, ib. its dissolution, 484. peaceof Amiens, 488. renewal of the war, Indies, East, become the seat of British491. the imperial throne erected, 493. and French hostilities, 435. increasedthird confederacy against France, ib.power of the British, 448.peace of Tilsit, 496.Ireland, effects ofFrancis L, 261. his alliance with the 267.Reformation in *Porte, 287. his wars with Charles V., Isabella, wife of Edward II., 368.370. his fate at Pavia, ib.Italy, the state of its politics at the timeFrancis of Alengon, 269.of the Reformation, 250. reasons for itsFrederic the Wise, his adhesion to the little progress therein, 276. politicalReformation, 252.speculation first developed here, 312.Frederic II. of Prussia, 425.1ns conquest defect of political theories, ib.of Silesia, 260. examination of his conduct after 1740, 433.Jamaica conquered by England, 387.Frederic IIL, 252.James L ofFrederic III. of England, 291, 321. his accesDenmark, 273.sion and principles, 381. his war withFrederic V. Elector, his marriage with Spain, 383. his part in the negotiationthe daughter of James L, 383.for the independence of the Netherlands, 382. project of a Spanish matchGeneva, 318. its influence on the practice for his son, 383. marriage ofof politics in Europe, 336. the daughchanges ter, ib.in its constitution after the Reformation, James II. of England, 298.338., et seq.Jansenism, 263.George I., his continental policy, 398 419. Jassy, peace of, 453.George I/., his accession, 419.Germany, the immediate consequences ofthe Reformation, 252. its condition as aJesuits, origin of the order, 282.John Sipismond, 259.Joseph IL, 284.state at that period, ib,struggle, 253, &c.subsequent Jourdan, General, 474.Gibraltar obtained by England, 397. Labour donnais, 435.Gomarists, in the Netherlands, 270. Latin language, its prevalence, for theGorz, Baron, 406.purpose of writing, assisted the progressGregory the Seventh, the temporal au of the Reformationthority established by him was Poland, 274.brokendown before the League, The Catholic, 292.Reformation, 249. Lewis XIV., his age, 298. his death, 400.Grenville, Lord, 495.LewisGrotius, Hugo, his character and XV., his marriage, 413.work, Lewis XVI., 460.315.Lippe Buckeburg, Count William of, 445.Gttstavus Vasa, 271.Locke, John,Gustavus writings and influAdolphus, induced by Richelieu ence, 331. his differences with Rousto take part in the Thirty Years* War, seau, 349.295. his death, 296.Louvois, 394.Lutter, battle of, 295.Hanover, accession of the House of, 397. Lutzen, battle of, 295.its continental policy, 398.Hapsburff, House of, its sudden rise, 286. Machiavel, 313.Henry II., his alliance with Maurice ofSaxony, 287.Malmsbury, Lord, 476.Malta captured by France, 482.Henry IV". of France, 291.Henry VIL, his expedition into France,Mantua taken by the French,Maria 475.Teresa, 425, 437.Marlborough, 301, 396.Henry FIJI., 264. Ms with264. her co .-marriageCatharine, 369. his war with France,Mary, queen of England,tinental relations, 372.