INDEX.
Reading edition
Abelard, all his books burnt, 5.
Allen (Cardinal), 37.
Archer (John), of All Hallows, Lombard Street, 106.
Asgill (John), his book burnt by two Parliaments, 144-47.
Attwood (William), the English Whig, 184.
Aubigné (D'), his Histoire Universelle, 19.
Bale (Bishop), 29.
Barnes, 29.
Bastwick (the physician), 81-92.
Beaumarchais, his Memoirs condemned to the flames, 22.
Becon, 29.
Bellarmine, his Tractatus condemned by the Parliament of Paris, 64.
Bernier (Abbé) pseud., 13.
Best (Paul), prisoner at the Gatehouse, 107-109.
Bidle (a tailor's son), 110.
Bissendorf burnt, as well as his books, 9.
Boncerf, 21.
Book-fires of the Sixteenth Century, 25-47.
under James I., 48-68.
under Charles I., 69-93.
of the Rebellion, 94-116.
of the Restoration, 117-135.
of the Revolution, 136-169.
(our last), 170-190.
Boulanger, Christianisme dévoilé, 15.
Boyse, his sermon burnt by the hangman, 166.
Brecknock (Timothy), 181.
Buchanan (David), 101.
Buchanan (George), 58, 123.
Burton, the divine, 81-92.
Bury (Rev. Arthur), 141-43.
Busenbaum (the Jesuit), 17.
Calamy (Dr.), 131.
Carr (William), 171.
Cellier (Elizabeth), 134.
Charles I.'s Book-fires, 69-93.
Clarkson (Laurence), 114.
Claude, his Plaintes des Protestants, 134.
Clendon (John), 159.
Coke (Sir Edward), 57.
Constitutional Queries (1750), 175.
Coppe (Ebiezer), 114.
Coverdale (Bishop), 29.
Coward (Dr.), 147, 148.
Cowell (Dr.), 28, 54-59.
Crisis, the Present (1775), 182, 186.
Cumberland (Duke of), of Culloden, compared with Richard III., 175.
Cutwode, his Caltha Pœtarum, 41.
Davies (Sir John), 41, 44.
Declaration of James III., 174.
Defoe (Daniel), 152-4.
Delaune, his Plea for the Nonconformists, 130-34.
Dering (Sir Edward), 98.
Derodon, Professor at Nismes, 12.
Deslandes, 17.
Despériers, 7.
Digby (Lord), 99.
Dolet, 8.
Doleman's Conference, 37.
Dominis (Marcus Antonius de), 9.
Drake (Dr. James), 155-57, 173, 183.
Dufresnoy, 17.
Dulaurent, an apostate monk, 13.
Emmius, his posthumous book, 21.
Enjedim, the Hungarian Socialist, 6.
Falkland (Lord), 101.
Fleetwood (William), Bishop of St. Asaph, 167.
Fish's Supplication of Beggars, 36.
Freret, 15.
Froude (J. A.), his Nemesis of Faith burned, 144.
Frith, 29.
Fry (John), M.P., 103, 4.
Génébrard (Archbishop), 18.
Gerberon, 12.
Giannone, his Historia Civile, 21.
Gigli, his Vocabulario, 17.
Goodwin (John), prolific writer, 117-122.
Hall (Bishop), 41, 2, 3.
Hall (Joseph), serjeant-at-arms, 172.
Helot, his L'Ecole des Filles, 17.
Herries (Walter), 183.
Holbach (Baron d'), 15.
Humphrey (John), 154.
Huss (John), 6.
Hutchinson (Provost Hely), 182, 185.
James I., Book-fires under, 48-68.
James III., Declaration of, 174.
Joly (Claude), 20.
Joye, 29.
Justiciarius justificatus, 101.
Keller, the Jesuit, 19.
Kentish Petition (1642), 100.
King (George), the bookseller, 176.
Knewstub, his Confutation (1579), 33.
La Mettrie (De), 14.
Langle (Marquis de), 13.
Lanjuinais, 22.
La Peyrère imprisoned, 12.
Leighton (Alexander), 75.
Le Noble (Eustache), 20.
Lilburne (John), 88, 102.
Linguet, 14.
Locke (John), 127-29.
Love, Family of, 32.
Luther, 7, 28.
Lyser, advocate of polygamy, 17.
Mantuanus, the Carmelite, 16.
Manwaring (Roger), 69-71.
Mariana, the Jesuit, 18.
Marivaux (Martin de), 22.
Marlowe (Christopher), 41, 42.
Martin Marprelate, 37.
Marston (John), 41, 42.
Mercurius Elenchicus, 101.
Mercurius Pragmaticus, 101.
Meslier (Jean), 14.
Milton, 20, 90, 118-22.
Mocket (Richard), 61.
Molinos, founder of Quietism, 11.
Molyneux (William), his Case for Ireland, 136-40.
Mondonville (Madame de), 21.
Montagu (Richard), anti-Puritan, 71-3.
Morin (Simon), 10.
Morisot, 10.
Muggleton (Ludovic), 115, 116.
Niclas (Hendrick), of Leyden, 32.
North Briton (No. 45), 177.
Okeford (James), 102.
Orléans (Louis d'), 18.
Osma (Peter d'), 7.
Oxford (University of) Decree against certain pernicious books, 192.
Paræus (David), 60.
Parliament's Ten Commandments, 101.
Parliament's Pater Noster, 101.
Parsons (Robert), the Jesuit, 37, 39.
Pascal, 12.
Peignot, the historian of Condemned Books, 2.
Pidanzet, 21.
Pocklington (Dr. John), 95-8.
Pomponacius, 7.
Porphyry, 5.
Primatt (Joseph), 102.
Prynne (William), 30, 77-93.
Racovian Catechism, 111-13.
Raleigh (Sir Walter), 59.
Raynal (Abbé), 23.
Reboulet, 21.
Reeves' Thoughts on English Government, 186.
Rousseau, 13.
Rowlands (Samuel), 45.
Rutherford (Samuel), 122.
Rye House Plot, Decree against pernicious books, 191.
Sacheverell (Henry), 157-61.
Sainte Foi, 12.
Salmasius, 119.
Sanctarel, the Jesuit, 20.
Schlicttingius, 11.
Scioppius, 18.
Scot (Reginald), one of the heroes of the world, 49-53.
Servetus, his burning, 8.
Squitinio, 19.
Stubbs (John), 35.
Suarez, 64.
Talbert (Abbé), 17.
Théophile, 16.
Thomas (William), 30.
Thornborough (Bishop), 57.
Tindal (Matthew), 159, 161-63.
Toland, 149.
Toussaint, 17.
Tracy, 29.
Turner, 29.
Tyndale (William), 9, 28, 75.
Voet, professor of theology, 51.
Voltaire, contributed more books to the flames than any other author of the eighteenth century, 15.
Vorst (Conrad), 66.
Wentworth (Peter), 39.
Wicliff, 29.
Wilkes (John), and the North Briton, 177.
Williams (John), 46, 47.
Wither (George), 101.
Wolkelius, friend of Socinus, 11.
Woolston, his Discourse on Miracles, 15.
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