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Tge political "<strong>history</strong> <strong>of</strong> England IN TWELVE VOLUMES EDITED BY WILLIAM HUNT, D.LITT., AND REGINALD L. POOLE, M.A., LL.D. VIII. THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE RESTORATION TO THE DEATH OF WILLIAM III. 1660-1702
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Page 7 and 8: ii POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. of
Page 9: Vol. VIII. FROM THE RESTORATION TO
Page 14 and 15: 1660. 29 Aug. 25 Oct. 29 Dec. 1661.
Page 16 and 17: CONT ENTS OF THE EIGHTH VOLUME. 166
Page 18 and 19: 1666. 1667. 7 June, 1669. 19 Oct. 1
Page 20 and 21: 1686. 1687. 1688. 14 March, 1689. C
Page 22 and 23: CONTENTS OF THE EIGHTH VOLUME. 1695
Page 24: CONTENTS OF THE EIGHTH VOLUME. xix
Page 27 and 28: THE RESTORA TION IN ENGLAND. 1660 C
Page 29 and 30: 4 THE RESTORA TION IN ENGLAND. 1660
Page 31 and 32: 6 THE RESTORA TION IN ENGLAND. 1666
Page 33 and 34: CHAP. I. 8 THE RESTORA TION IN ENGL
Page 35 and 36: CHAP, I. 10 THE RESTORA TION IN ENG
Page 37 and 38: CHAP. I. THE RESTORA TION IN ENGLAN
Page 39 and 40: CHAP. I. THE RESTORA TION IN ENGLAN
Page 41 and 42: CHAP. I. 16 THE RESTORA TION IN ENG
Page 43 and 44: CHAP. I. 18 THE RESTORATION IN ENGL
Page 49 and 50: CHAP. II. CHAPTER II. THE RESTORATI
Page 51 and 52: CHAP. II. 26 THE RESTORA T/ON IN SC
Page 53 and 54: CHAP. II. 28 THE RESTORA TION IN SC
Page 55 and 56: CHAP. II. 30 THE RESTORATION IN SCO
Page 57 and 58: 32 THE RESTORATION IN SCOTLAND. 166
Page 59 and 60: CHAP. II. 34 THE RESTORATION IN SCO
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CHAP. 11. 36 THE RESTORA T10N IN SC
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CHAP. II. 38 THE RESTORA TION IN SC
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CHAP. II. 40 THE RESTORA TION TN SC
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CHAP. II. 4* THE RESTORATION IN SCO
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CHAP. III. CHAPTER III. THE RESTORA
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46 THE RESTORA TION IN IRELAND. 166
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CHAP. III. 48 THE RESTORA TION IN I
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CHAP. III. 50 THE RESTORATION IN IR
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CHAP. III. 52 THE RESTORA TTON IN I
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56 THE RESTORATION IN IRELAND 1665
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CHAP. IV. CHAPTER IV. THE FALL OF C
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CHAP. 62 THE FALL OP CLARENDON. 166
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CHAP. IV. 64 THE FALL OF CLARENDON.
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70 THE FALL OF CLARENDON. 1667 ende
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CHAP. IV. 72 THE FALL OF CLARENDON,
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CHAP. IV, 74 THE FALL OF CLARENDON.
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CHAPTER V. THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE AND
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86 TRIPLE ALLIANCE AND TREATY OF DO
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CHAP. V. 94 TRIPLE ALLIANCE AND TRE
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CHAP. V. 96 TRIPLE ALLIANCE AND TRE
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CHAP. 98 TRIPLE ALLIANCE AND TREATY
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100 TRIPLE ALLIANCE AND TREATY OF D
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CHAP. V. 102 TRIPLE ALLIANCE AND TR
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CHAPTER VI. THE FALL OF THE CABAL A
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106 FALL OF THE CABAL AND SECOND DU
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1671 PROJECTED WAR WITH THE DUTCH 1
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1672 DECLARATION OF WAR. 109 By a p
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1672 THE SECOND DUTCH WAR, 111 clai
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1673 THE FIRST SESSION OF 1673. 113
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1673 ATTACK ON THE INDULGENCE. 115
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1673 THE TEST ACT 117 which no eccl
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1673 BREAK UP OF THE CABAL. 119 mid
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1673 JAMES' SECOND MARRIAGE. 121 in
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1674 SHAFTESBURY'S DISMISSAL, 123 s
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1674 VICTOR Y OF PARLIAMENT. 125 pe
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1673-4 POLICY OF DANBY. 127 because
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1674 THE KING AND DANBY. 129 claims
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1674 THE SUCCESSION QUESTION. 131 C
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1675 MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. 133 fat
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1675 POLITICAL PARTIES. 135 the sum
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1675 SECRET TREATIES WITH FRANCE. 1
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1677 BLUNDER OF THE OPPOSITION, 139
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1677 PARLIAMENT AND FOREIGN POLICY,
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1677 MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
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1678 MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. 145 bee
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1678 FRANCE BRIBES THE OPPOSITION.
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1678 FRANCE BRIBES THE KING. 149 th
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CHAPTER VIII. THE POPISH PLOT AND T
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1678 THE POPISH PLOT. *53 Duke of Y
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1678 PARLIAMENT AND THE PLOT. 155 A
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167S PARLIAMENT AND THE PLOT. 157 C
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1679 CHARLES' POLICY OF CONCILIATIO
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1679 THE NEW PRTVY COUNCIL. 161 The
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1679 THE FIRST EXCLUSION BILL. 163
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1679 PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED. 165 roga
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1679 CHARLES ABANDONS CONCILIATION.
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1680 ORGANISA TION OF PARTIES 169 D
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1680 MINISTRY OF THE CHITS. 171 But
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1680 MEETING OF PARLIAMENT, 173 Sha
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1680 THE SECOND EXCLUSION BILL, 175
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I68I FTRMNESS OF CHARLES. 177 grant
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1681 PARLIAMENT A T OXFORD. 179 Cha
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1681 DISSOLUTION OF OXFORD PARLIAME
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1662 EPISCOPACY IN SCOTLAND 183 soc
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'1664 ENFORCEMENT OF UNIFORMITY, 18
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1666 THE PENTLAND RISING. 187 " the
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1667 ASCENDENCY OF LA UDERDALE. 189
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1669 LAUDERDALE'S POLICY. 191 he wa
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1669 THE ACT OF SUPREMACY. 193 with
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1669 ASCENDENCY OF LAUDERDALE. cess
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1672 ASCENDENCY OF LAUDERDALE. 197
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1674 OPPOSITION TO LAUDERDALE. 199
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1679 PERSECUTION OF COVENANTERS. 20
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1679 R/SING OF THE COVENANTERS. 203
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1680 CONTINUED PERSECUTION. 205 his
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I68I JAMES IN SCOTLAND. 207 clauses
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CHAPTER X. THE LAST YEARS OF CHARLE
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1681 VACILLA TING POLIC Y OF CHA AL
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I68I ROCHESTER AND HALIFAX. 213 by
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I68I DISHONEST FOREIGN POLICY. 215
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1682 VACILLATING DOMESTIC POLICY. 2
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1682 ATTACK ON LONDON CHARTER. 219
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1682 ELECTION OF LONDON MAGTSTRA TE
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1683 DEATH OF SHAFTESBURY. 223 make
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1683 THE RYE HOUSE PLOT. 225 ling t
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1683 EXECUTION OF RUSSELL AND SIDNE
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1683 FORFEITURE OF LONDON CHARTER.
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1684 HUMILIATION OF ENGLAND. 231 En
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1684 HALIFAX AND ROCHESTER. 233 fai
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1685 DEATH OF CHARLES. 235 against
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ENGLAND UNDER CHARLES. 237 general
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CHAPTER XI. JAMES II. AND HIS PARLI
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i68$ ACCESSION OF JAMES. Ht subject
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1685 CORONATION OF JAMES, 243 catho
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i68s LOYALTY OF PARLIAMENT. 245 com
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1685 CONSPIRACIES AGAINST JAMES. 24
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1685 RISINGS OF ARGYLE AND MONMOUTH
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1685 SUPPRESSION OF MONMOUTH'S RISI
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1685 FOREIGN RELATIONS OF JAMES. To
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1685 FOREIGN POLICY OF JAMES. 255 u
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1685 ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIEF. 257 acc
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1685 OPPOSITION IN PARLIAMENT. 259
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1685 PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT. 261
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1685-6 JAMES ATTACKS THE CHURCH 26s
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1686 PROMOTION OF ROMAN CATHOLICS.
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1687 DISMISSAL OF THE HYDES. 267 a
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168 7 CONCILIA TION OF DISSENTERS.
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deference to a royal mandate, the v
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i68S TRIAL OF THE SEVEN BISHOPS, 27
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1688 GENERAL HOSTILITY TO JAMES 275
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1688 ATTITUDE OF WILLIAM. 277 but t
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1688 INVITATION TO WILLIAM. 279 not
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1688 ACTION OF LOUIS XIV. 281 allow
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1688 FOOLISH ACTS OF JAMES. 283 mil
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1688 JAMES' TARDY CONCESSIONS. 285
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1688 DISMISSAL OF SUNDERLAND. 287 n
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CHAPTER XIII. THE REVOLUTION IN ENG
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1688 DESERTIONS FROM JAMES, 291 und
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1688 JAMES DECIDES ON FLIGHT. 2 93
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1688 FIRST FLIGHT OF JAMES. 295 On
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1688 JAMES RETURNS TO LONDON. 297 t
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1688 JAMES ESCAPES TO FRANCE. 299 i
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1689 PARTIES IN THE CONVENTION. the
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1689 THE CONVENTION. 303 intercours
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1689 THE DECLARATION OF RIGHT. 305
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1689 WILLIAM'S UNPOPULARITY. 307 de
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1689 THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE. 309 an
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1689 THE TOLERATION ACT. 311 of Chr
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1689 THE BILL OF RIGHTS. 313 part o
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1686 OPPOSITION' IN SCOTTISH PARLIA
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1687 INDULGENCE IN SCOTLAND. 317 Ch
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1688 SCOTLAND AND THE REVOLUTION. 3
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1689 THE SCOTTISH CONVENTION. 321 f
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1689 MEASURES OF THE CONVENTION. 32
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1689 DIFFICULTIES IN SCOTLAND. 325
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1690 CIVIL WAR IN SCOTLAND. 327 dee
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1689 THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT fit of
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1689 ECCLESIASTICAL PROBLEMS. 331 E
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1690 PRESBYTERIANISM ESTABLISHED. 3
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1694 WILLIAM AND THE SCOTTISH CHURC
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1692 THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE, 337 h
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1695 PARLIAMENT AND GLENCOE. 339 In
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1698 THE DARIEN COMPANY, 341 forwar
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1702 QUESTION OF UNION 343 bring su
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1685-8 RULE OF JAMES IN IRELAND. 34
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16S9 JAMES GOES TO IRELAND. 347 arm
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1689 RELIEF OF LONDONDERRY. 349 ter
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1689 MEASURES OF IRISH PARLIAMENT.
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1689 CIVIL WAR IN IRELAND. 353 A sp
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1690 WILLIAM GOES TO IRELAND. 355 a
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1690 WILLIAM'S CAMPAIGN 357 had bee
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1691 TREATY OF LIMERICK. 359 taking
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1692 TREATMENT OF IRELAND. 361 conq
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1699 PENAL LA WS AND COMMERCIAL RES
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CHAPTER XVI. THE JOINT REIGN OF WIL
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PARTIES AFTER THE REVOLUTION. 367 c
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1690 WILLIAM FAVOURS THE TORIES. 36
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169o HARMONIOUS SESSION, 371 Willia
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1691 JACOBITE PLOT. 373 a famous fo
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1691 INDECISIVE CAMPAIGN. 375 to Wi
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1692 PROJECTED FRENCH INVASION. 377
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1692 BATTLE OF STEENKERKE. 379 with
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1692 ORIGIN OF NA TIONAL DEBT. 381
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1693 LOSS OF THE SMYRNA FLEET. 383
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i693 WHIGS SUPPLANT TORIES. 385 ina
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1694 FLEET SENT TO MEDITERRANEAN. 3
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1694 FLEET IN THE MEDITERRANEAN. 38
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CHAPTER XVII. THE PEACE OF RYSWICK.
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1695 SURRENDER OF NAMUR 393 loss in
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1696 THE WHIG PARLIAMENT, 395 parti
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1696 THE ASSASSINATION PLOT. 397 na
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1696 SAVOY DESERTS THE GRAND ALLIAN
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1696 SIX JOHN FENWICK. 401 be no do
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1697 THE WHIG JUNTO. 403 proceed fu
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1697 NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE. 405 of
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1697 THE TREATY OF RYSWICK. 407 hos
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CHAPTER XVIII. THE PARTITION TREATI
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1698 PARLIAMENT AND THE ARMY. 411 t
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1698 THE SPANISH SUCCESSION. 413 ma
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1697 THE RIVAL CLAIMANTS. 415 of co
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1698 ANGLO-FRENCH NEGOTIATIONS the
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1698 THE FIRST PARTITION TREATY, 41
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1698 PROTEST OF SPAIN. 421 court, t
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1699 ENQUIR Y INTO IRISH GRANTS. 42
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1699 SECOND PARTITION TREATY, 425 c
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1700 THE IRISH FORFEITURES. 427 sup
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1700 CLOSE OF HOSTILE SESSION. 429
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1700 WILLIAM'S DIFFICULTIES. 431 so
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1700 WILL OF THE SPANISH KING. 433
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1700 LOUIS XIV. ACCEPTS THE WILL. 4
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1700 WILLIAM'S POLICY. 437 make him
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1701 LOUIS XIV. ALARMS EUROPE, 439
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1701 THE ACT OF SETTLEMENT 441 righ
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1701 IMPEACHMENT OF WHIG LEADERS. 4
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NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE EMPEROR. Gran
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1701 LOUIS ACKNOWLEDGES JAMES III.
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1702 PARLIAMENT SUPPORTS WILLIAM. 4
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1702 DEATH OF WILLIAM. 451 based. A
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CHAPTER XX. LITERATURE AND SCIENCE.
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HERRICK AND MILTON. 455 of London i
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MILTON AND WALLER. 457 force of man
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DRYDEN AND NTS PREDECESSORS. 459 to
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POLITICAL SATIRE 461 He sat continu
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DRYDEN'S POLITICAL POEMS. 463 immen
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MINOR POETS; THE DRAMA. 465 the tru
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DRYDEN AND THE HEROIC PLAY. 467 cha
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THE RESTORA TION COMED V. 469 was e
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ENGLISH PROSE. 471 controversialist
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JOHN BUNYAN. 473 John Tillotson, af
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THE ADVANCE OF SCIENCE. 475 knowled
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APPENDIX I. AUTHORITIES. I. ENGLISH
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MEMOIRS 'AND LETTERS. 479 to be con
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COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS, 481 corresp
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CONTEMPORARY WRITERS, 483 the perio
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MODERN WRITERS. 485 (in Owens Colle
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SCOTTISH HISTORY. 487 may be consul
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SCOTTISH HISTOR Y. 489 Nimmo, a Cov
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IRISH HISTORY. 491 and the Rev. E.
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Louis XIII. of France. =Anne. 1 Lou
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494 ENGLAND, 1660-1702. parliament,
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496 ENGLAND, 1660-1702. Catinat, Fr
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498 ENGLAND, 1660-1702. Courtin, Ho
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5oo ENGLAND, 1660-1702. Fanshawe, S
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502 ENGLAND, 1660-1702. ried to Duk
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504 ENGLAND, 16601702. Kincardine,
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506 ENGLAND, 1660-1702. Maestricht,
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508 ENGLAND, 1660-1702. Nicholas, S
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510 ENGLAND, 1660-1702. Pepys, Samu
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5** ENGLAND, 1660-1703. Rye House p
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514 ENGLAND, 1660-1702. Stair, Mast
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516 ENGLAND, 1660-1702. Walters, Lu
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