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CONTENTS OF THE EIGHTH VOLUME. 1695. 1695-96. 1696. 1696-97. 1697. 1697-98. 1698. 1698-99. 1699. 1700. 1699-1700. 1700. CHAPTER XVII. THE PEACE OF RYSWICK. William's position weakened by Mary's death . Re-capture of Namur . . . . . . Whig majority in new parliament Reform of the currency . . . . . New law as to trials for treason French threat of invasion and assassination plot Association to defend William . . . . Recall of fleet from the Mediterranean Financial difficulties in England Disclosures of Fenwick . . . . . Second session of whig parliament The whig " junto " . . . . . . Congress at Ryswick . . . . . . Negotiations of Portland and Boufflers Treaty of Ryswick . . . . . . Importance of the Revolution in Europe CHAPTER XVIII. THE PARTITION TREATIES. Third session of the whig parliament Reduction of the army . . . . . New East India Company . . . . . Dissolution and new elections . . . . The question of the Spanish succession Portland's embassy to France . . . . The first partition treaty . . . . . Charles of Spain recognises the Electoral prince his heir . . . . . . . Tory majority in new parliament Disbandment of Dutch troops . . . . Inquiryunto Irish grants . . . . . Death of the Electoral prince . . . . Second partition treaty arranged Signature of the treaty . . . . . Second session of tory parliament Resumption of Irish forfeitures . . . . Quarrel between the two houses Practice of •• tacking " . . . . CHAPTER XIX. THE FORMATION OF THE GRAND ALLIANCE. 1700. William's difficulties Succession question in England . . . . Charles of Spain bequeaths the succession to Philip of Anjou. xv ii PAGE 391 393 393 394 395 396 398 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 407 408 • 409 . 410 . 412 . 412 413-417 . 417 418-420 as 421 421 422 423 424 425 426 426 427 428 429 430 431 432
xviii POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND c 1700. Dec. 6 Feb., 1701. 12 June. Sept. 9 March, 1702. Death of the Spanish king . . . . Louis XIV. accepts the Spanish king's will Proclamation of Philip V Attitude of the Emperor Leopold William informed of Louis' action His letter to Heinsius Dissolution of parliament Louis XIV. alarms Europe . . . . * . Meeting of new parliament . . . . The Act of Settlement The parliament and foreign politics . Growth of popular antagonism to France . Impeachment of whig leaders . . . . Failure of the impeachment . . . . Conclusion of the Grand Alliance Death of James II Louis acknowledges James' son Union of the two East India companies . Meeting of new parliament . . . . Combination of parties in favour of war Death of William His rule in England CHAPTER XX. LITERATURE AND SCIENCE. Representative character of the literature of the period Predominance of London . Surviving poets from the Caroline period John Milton Introduction of the heroic couplet John Dryden Political satire Minor poetry . . . f . The drama of the Restoration period . Jeremy Collier's attack on the stage . Transformation of English prose John Bunyan Progress of natural science Robert Boyle and John Mayow . Robert Hooke and Isaac Newton APPENDIX I. PAGE • 433 • 433 • 434 • 433 • 436 • 436 • 438 438-439 • 439 . 440 . 441 . 442 • 443 . 444 • 445 . 446 . 446 • 447 . 448 • 448 • 450 • 451 • 453 • 455 • 455 455-457 • 458 • 459 460-462 . 464 465.476 . 476 . 471 • 473 • 475 • 476 . 476 ON AUTHORITIES 478
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Page 70 and 71: 1660-6 SETTLEMENT OF THE CHURCH. 45
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1660 THE LAND QUESTION. 47 this dis
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1660 THE CLAIMANTS OF IRISH LAND. 4
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I66I THE KING'S DECLARATI0N. 51 as
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1662 THE ACT OF SETTLEMENT 53 23, 1
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1665 THE EXPLANATORY ACT. attention
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1675 RESTRICTIONS ON IRISH TRADE. 5
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1680 RESTRICTIONS ON AGRICULTURE. d
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1663 CHARLES AND CLARENDON. 61 prin
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1663 CHARLES' REUGlO US A TTITUDE,
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1663 CLARENDON'S OPPONENTS. 65 befo
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1663 ASHLEY, ARLINGTON, AND COVENTR
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1665 CONVENTICLE AND FIVE-MILE ACTS
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1663 DISPUTES WITH THE DUTCH. 71 ex
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1665 DECLARATION OF WAR. that Clare
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1665 THE FIRST DUTCH WAR. 75 carrie
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1666 THE FIRE OF LONDON. 77 seventy
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1667 NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE. 79 to
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1667 UNPOPULARITY OF CLARENDON. 81
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1668 EXILE OF CLARENDON. 83 sages,
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1667-9 ARLINGTON AND BUCKINGHAM. 85
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1670 THE CABAL. 87 men who were sum
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1668 QUESTIONS OF FOREIGN POLICY. 8
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1668 THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE, 91 On the
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1671 SHAM TREATY WITH FRANCE. 103 f
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1670 LOUISE DE KEROUALLE. 105 could
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CHAP. VI. 106 FALL OF THE CABAL AND
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148 THE ADM1NISTRA TION OF DANBY. 1
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152 THE POPISH PLOT AND THE EXCLUSI
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CHAP, VIII, 176 THE POPISH PLOT AND
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CHAP XI. 240 JAMES II. AND HIS PARL
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258 JAMES II AND HIS PARLIAMENT. 16
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CHAPTER XII. THE APPROACH OF THE RE
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264 THE APPROACH OF THE REVOLUTION.
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266 THE APPROACH OF THE REVOLUTION.
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CHAP XII 268 THE APPROACH OF THE RE
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286 THE APPROACH OP THE REVOLUTION.
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CHAP. XII. 288 THE APPROACH OP THE
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CHAP. XIII. 2 90 THE RE VOLUTION IN
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CHAP. XIII. 292 THE RE VOLUTION IN
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CHAP. XV. 346 THE RE VOL UTION IN I
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CHAP. XV. 350 THE REVOLUTION IN IRE
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362 THE REVOLUTION IN IRELAND. 1695
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CHAP. XVI. 366 THE JOINT REIGN OF W
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CHAP, XVI. 370 THE JOINT REIGN OF W
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CHAP. XVII. 392 THE PEACE OF RYSWIC
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CHAP. XVII, 404 THE PEACE OP RYSW1C
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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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APP. 478 AUTHORITIES. these years.
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I. 480 AUTHORITIES. of Tuscany, fro
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APP. I. 482 AUTHORITIES. clerk to t
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APP. L 488 AUTHORITIES, same period
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INDEX. Abjuration bill, 369. Argyle
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Boyle, Robert, 237, 476. Boyne, bat
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5, 6; ecclesiastical policy, 13, 14
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Dispensing power, the, 67, 109, 115
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373, 374, 388; anticipates oppositi
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London, Charles Il's entry into, 3;
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INDEX. 511 Radnor, Earl of, 233. Se
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derdale, 190; submission of, 191; s
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don, 222; James' obligations to, 23
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sends fleet to Mediterranean, 388;
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