Eikon Basilike

Eikon Basilike

John Gauden, english bishop of Exeter then bishop of Worcester and writer (1605-1662)


This ebook presents «Eikon Basilike», from John Gauden. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.


Table of Contents

- About This Book

- The Explanation Of The Embleme

- Upon His Majesties Calling This Last Parliament

- Upon The Earl Of Straffords Death

- Upon His Majesties Going To The House Of Commons

- Upon The Insolency Of The Tumults

- Upon His Majesties Passing The Bill For The Trienniall Parliaments

- Upon His Majesties Retirement From Westminster

- Upon The Queenes Departure And Absence Out Of England

- Upon His Majesties Repulse At Hull, And The Fates Of The Hothams

- Upon Their Seizing The Kings Magazines, Forts, Navy, And Militia

- Upon The 19 Propositions First Sent To The King; And More Afterwards

- Upon The Rebellion, And Troubles In Ireland

- Upon The Calling In Of The Scots, And Their Comming

- Upon The Covenant

- Upon The Many Jealousies Raised, And Scandals Cast Upon The King

- Upon The Ordinance Against The Common-prayer Book

- Of The Differences Between The King And The Two Houses, In Point Of Church-government

- Upon Uxbridge Treaty, And Other Offers Made By The King

- Upon The Various Events Of The Warre, Victories, And Defeats

- Upon The Reformation Of The Times

- Upon His Majesties Letters Taken And Divulged

- Upon His Majesties Leaving Oxford, And Going To The Scots

- Upon The Scots Delivering The King To The English, And His Captivity At Holmeby

- Upon Their Denying His Majestie The Attendance Of His Chaplains

- Penitential Meditations And Vows In The Kings Solitude At Holmby

- Upon The Armies Surprisall Of The King At Holmby

- To The Prince Of Wales

- Prayer

- A Prayer In Time Of Imminent Danger

- An Epitaph Upon King Charls