History of Civilization in England, 2. cilt

Henry Thomas Buckle

D. Appleton, 1884

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CHAPTER I	1

trouble of examining a single region of active volcanos where	4

It was also encouraged by the great Arian war with Franco 810	8

These three causes influenced the policy of Ferdinand and Isabella 1415	14

But his policy failed because it was opposed by the operation	15

Continuation of the same policy by Charles V and by Philip II 1520	21

In consequence of this union great foreign conquests were made	27

Thereupon the Protestant preachers said that the nobles were insti	32

309310	210

In 1610 James backed by the power of England forced ep scopacy	212

268270	233

237238	237

Hence aiming chiefly at a generalization of irregularities his	238

Cases in which it was believed that these pretensions were upheld	253

One cause of the decline of their power was the Union with Eng	270

443	284

The Scotch before they would crown Charles II compelled him	41

A complete rupture between the two classes	42

The first use which the clergy made of their power was to expel	46

In Spain the ruling classes were supreme the people counted	80

Eff of this expulsion in impoverishing Spain	85

Power of the Douglases who were at the head of the southern	113

they last will render improvement impossible and which must	119

In 1574 Melville became their leader Under his auspices that great	124

But are very similar in regard to superstition	125

English invasion of Scotland 131135	131

For industry was impossible and the commonest arts were unknown 139141	139

They asserted that miracles were wrought in their behalf and often	140

They were too feeble and insignificant to elect their own magistrates	145

In 1688 another reaction in which the Scotch again freed them	149

The rest of the Volume will be occupied with a still closer investi	150

The Crown in its efforts against the nobles was encouraged by	151

CHAPTER III	155

186188	156

160161	163

After 1745 the Highlanders sank into complete insignificance	166

The first manifestation of this rebellious spirit was the attack on	167

As the nobles took the opposite side and as the people had no influ	170

The clergy availed themselves of these habits to extend and con	172

In 1788 Charles III was succeeded by Charles IV and the	173

261	190

pacy	191

In 1582 James VI was imprisoned and his captivity was justified	200

439440	202

In the nineteenth century political reformers again endeavoured	295

244245	298

Indeed in some respects the Scotch clergy were more ascetic than	314

CHAPTER VI	323

Hence the secular philosophy of the eighteenth century though	329

Hutchesons philosophy	337

In 1637 the reaction declared itself and in 1688 the bishops were	343

That conclusion was entirely speculative and unsupported by expe	345

Its results and tendency	346

The laws of heat	383

half of the eighteenth century	386

Watts invention of the steamengine and discovery of the compo	392

Contrast between the method by which he as a Scotchman discov	398

This is well worthy of notice because the inductive method being	407

179	410

324325	414

The two great Scotch pathologists are Cullen and John Hunter	421

He refused to inquire into the truth of the principles from which	434

699	437

In his pathological inquiries he took into account the malformations	443

This is the more observable because his discoveries respecting dis	451

ings of an inductive philosophy are more likely to affect	455

His method was deductive and does not come under any of the rules	457

Notwithstanding this difference the deductive method was supreme	458

Superstition and religious illiberality still existing in Scotland 462463	462

3	473

450452	476

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Başlık	History of Civilization in England, 2. cilt History of Civilization in England, Henry Thomas Buckle
Yazar	Henry Thomas Buckle
Yayıncı	D. Appleton, 1884

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