The Contents of the second Booke.

• 1 Of the ancient and present estate of the church of England.
• 2 Of the number of bishoprikes and their seuerall circuits.
• 3 Of vniuersities.
• 4 Of the partition of England into shires and counties.
• 5 Of degrees of people in the com|mon-wealth of England.
• 6 Of the food and diet of the English.
• 7 Of their apparell and attire.
• 8 Of the high court of parlement & authoritie of the same.
• 9 Of the lawes of England since hir first inhabitation.
• 10 Of prouision made for the poore.
• 11 Of fundrie kinds of punishment appointed for malefactors.
• 12 Of the maner of building and fur|niture of our houses.
• 13 Of cities and townes in England.
• 14 Of castels and holds.
• 15 Of palaces belonging to the prince.
• 16 Of armour and munition.
• 17 Of the nauie of England.
• 18 Of faires and markets.
• 19 Of parkes and warrens.
• 20 Of gardens and orchards.
• 21 Of waters generallie.
• 22 Of woods and marishes.
• 23 Of baths and hot welles.
• 24 Of antiquities found.
• 25 Of the coines of England.