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LECTURES ON MODERN HISTORY
Grotius, escape of, 174
Guarino studies Greek, 75
Guelph, House of, 265
Gueux, the, 145
Guicciardini, 81
Guiscard stabs Harley, 262
Guise, Duke of, 147—
Massacre of Vassy, 157; Massacre of St. Bartholomew, 159-60; and the League, 165-6; death of, 167
Guizot, cited, 161; Richard Cromwell, 207; policy, 272
Gustavus of Sweden—
Defeats imperialists at Breitenfeld, 188; policy, 189; struggle with Wallenstein, 190-91; conquests, 279; lost by Charles XII., 281
Habeas Corpus Act, 215; recalled, 220
Habsburgs, the—
Temporal power favoured by, 50; Henry IV. and, 174, 179; religious toleration under, 181-3; policy, 182-3, 187, 188; Richelieu and, 193; William of Orange and, 225, 226
Hague, the—
Death of De Witt, 239; treaty of, 255-6; negotiations between Louis XIV. and the Allies, 260-61
Halifax, Lord—
Policy, 26-7; and the Limitation Bill, 214; toleration of the Catholics, 221
Hallam, H., 7
Hampden, J., 289
Hanover, defence of, 295
Hanoverian Settlement, the, 264-76
Hansard, Parliamentary reports, 276
Harley, Robert, 262-3
Harrach, the ambassador, 251
Harrington, liberalism of, 204, 205
Hatfield Letters, the, 151-2
Hebrew, study of, in Renaissance, 85-6
Heidelberg Library, the, sent to Rome, 185
Heights of Abraham, 293
Heinsius, 257; with Marlborough, 259; at the Hague, 261
Hellespont, the, 36
Helmstädt University, 246
Helvetius, cited, 115
Henry II. of France, 156
Henry III. of France, question of succession, 165; policy and death of, 166-7
Henry IV. of France, 49-50—
Marriage to Margaret of Valois, 158-9; succession of, 165, 167; becomes a Catholic, 169-70; religious toleration under, 170-71; Edict of Nantes, 171; recall of the Jesuits, 172; conciliatory policy, 172-3; mediator between Rome and Venice, 174; protectorate over Netherlands, 174; his grand design, 174-5; assassinated, 175; designs on Bohemia, 184
Henry VIII. of England, Luther's advice to, 105; the divorce question, 137-42
Henry of Anjou, elected King of Poland, 161
Henry of Ghent, 75
Henry of Portugal (the Navigator), 52-3
Henry, Patrick, and the Stamp Duty, 309
Herbert, Admiral, invitation to William of Orange, 224
Hermitage, the, 15
Hesse Cassel, 312
Hippocrates, 74
History—
Relation to religion, 12; to philosophy, 22; theories regarding, 24-8: contemporary, studied in France, 2; priority of ecclesiastical over civil, 3; international, 6; modern, unity of, 1-2; delimitation of, 3, 34; necessity for study of, 8; characteristics of, 11; compared with medieval, 31
Hobbes, 205, 209, 216, 245
Hochkirch, battle of, 297
Hochstraten, inquisitor, 85
Hoffmann, Parliamentary reports, 276
Hogue, La, battle of, 230, 248
Hohenzollerns, the, 181
Holden, 247
Holland—
Acquisitions in India, 59; the Revolution, 124, 145, 154, 158; policy of Ferdinand, 128; Inquisition under Charles V. and Philip II., 144-5; the Water Beggars, 158; protectorate of Henry IV., 174; Dutch War of 1672, 211; France's claims for Maria Theresa, 236-7; Triple Alliance with England and Sweden, 238; Hague Treaty, 255; results from Spanish Succession War, 262
Holy Office, the, 112, 113, 119
Holy Roman Empire, dissolution, 288
Holy Synod, the, established in Russia, 284
Holyrood, 146, 147
Homer, 76
Hooker, 19
