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acquaintance with Lilburne, 88 ;
opinion of Lilburne, 98 n, 103,
107 - 108 ; Lilburne wrote letter
against, 103 n; informed Parlia-
meat against Lilburne, 104 ;
reason for persecuting Lilburne,
105 ; Lilburne's opinion of ac-
tion, 106 n.
Bellamy, John, opinion on danger
of Independents' principles, 123 -
124 ; fixed radical doctrine on
Independents, 124 - 125.
Berkeley, Sir John, 232 n.
Berkeley, Robert, opinion on rule
of law and of government, 8.
Berkenhead, see Birkenhead.
Berkshire, Leveller activity in,
274, 361 ; mentioned, 275 n.
Birkenhead, Isaac, 334 n.
Bray, Robert, arrested for mutiny,
225.
Brentford, Lilburne commanded
at defense of, 94.
Bridge, William, one of five Hol-
land ministers, 52 n; opinion of
authority of presbytery, 59 n.
Brook, Robert, author of Charity
of Churchmen, 244 n; mentioned,
248 n, 255 ; opinion of Walwyn,
252, 256.
Brooke, Lord, ascribed juridical
power to bishops and judges, 45 ;
author of Discourse Opening The
Nature Of That Episcopacie,
45, 67 n, 69 n; opinion on divine
right of episcopacy, 67 ; Lil-
burne enlisted in regiment of,
94.
Browne, Robert, separatist, de-
vised a democratic church
order, 52 ; influence compared
with Lilburne's, 356.
Browne, William, imprisoned by
House of Commons, 161.
Brownists, 53, 256, 257.
Buckingham, Duke of, Lilburne's
connection with, 333 - 334.
Buckinghamshire, petitions from,
172 ; Leveller petition circu-
lated in, 234 ; Levellers numer-
ous in, 361.
Bunyan, John, 100 n.
Burford, Fairfax surprised muti-
neers at, 281 ff.
Burnet, Henry, charges against
Walwyn, 243 n.
Burroughs, Jeremiah, one of five
Holland ministers, 52 n.
Burton, Henry, author of Protesta-
tion Protested, 69 ; interpretation
of the Protestation, 69 ff.;
Edwards attacks position of, 71 ;
mentioned, 75 ; read by Lilburne,
87 n; Baillie's opinion of, 99.
CALVIN, John, 60, 87 n.
Calvinists, 51, 84, 85.
Cambridge, Leveller petition sent
to, 234.
Capel, Lord, trial of, illegal, 272,
273 ; mentioned, 276, 277, 299 ;
Lilburne's advice to, 310 n.
Charles I, opinion on divine right,
8 - 9 ; Long Parliament's attitude
toward prerogative of, 10 - 11 ;
refused assent to Militia Ordi-
nance, 20 ; replies to Grand
Remonstrance, 38 - 39 ; opinion
on New Model Army, 166 ;
prisoner, 166 ; terms of Heads of
the Proposals not accepted by,
171 ; escape of, 177, 178 ; Lil-
burne's attitude toward, 181 ff.;
Leveller alleged plots for assassi-
nation of, 189 ff.; attitude
toward High Court of Justice,
273 ; Fifth Monarchy interpre-
tation of execution of, 306 ;
Levellers' objections to, 312.
Charles II, 285, 354 ; Levellers'
attitude toward, 312.
Chidley, Samuel, one of Levellers
imprisoned, 230 n; mentioned,
361.
Chillenden, Edmund, 89 n; author
of Inhumanity of Kings Prison-
Keeper, 94 n; Lilburne assisted,
96 n.
City Remonstrance, reception
of by Independents, 122 ff.;
significance of contest over, 148 ;
mentioned, 180 n.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Leveller Movement: A Study in the History and Political Theory of the English Great Civil War. Contributors: Theodore Calvin Pease - author. Publisher: American Historical Association. Place of Publication: Washington, DC. Publication Year: 1916. Page Number: 386.
    
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