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CONTENTS OF THE EIGHTH VOLUME. xix APPENDIX II. THE SUCCESSION IN ENGLAND At end of vol. APPENDIX III. THE SPANISH SUCCESSION • At end of vol. MAPS. (AT THE END OF THE VOLUME.) i. NORTH AMERICA, showing the growth of English Colonies in the later part of the Seventeenth Century. 2. THE Low COUNTRIES, to illustrate the campaigns of William III.
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Page 7 and 8: ii POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. of
Page 9 and 10: Vol. VIII. FROM THE RESTORATION TO
Page 12: THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE RES
Page 15 and 16: x POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 166
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Page 19 and 20: xiv POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 1
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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
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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
Page 61 and 62: CHAP. 11. 36 THE RESTORA T10N IN SC
Page 63 and 64: CHAP. II. 38 THE RESTORA TION IN SC
Page 65 and 66: CHAP. II. 40 THE RESTORA TION TN SC
Page 67 and 68: CHAP. II. 4* THE RESTORATION IN SCO
Page 69 and 70: CHAP. III. CHAPTER III. THE RESTORA
Page 71 and 72: 46 THE RESTORA TION IN IRELAND. 166
Page 73 and 74: 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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CHAP. III. 54 THE RESTORA TION IN I
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56 THE RESTORATION IN IRELAND 1665
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CHAP. III. 58 THE RESTORA TION IN I
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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
Page 151 and 152:
1674 VICTOR Y OF PARLIAMENT. 125 pe
Page 153 and 154:
1673-4 POLICY OF DANBY. 127 because
Page 155 and 156:
1674 THE KING AND DANBY. 129 claims
Page 157 and 158:
1674 THE SUCCESSION QUESTION. 131 C
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1675 MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. 133 fat
Page 161 and 162:
1675 POLITICAL PARTIES. 135 the sum
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1675 SECRET TREATIES WITH FRANCE. 1
Page 165 and 166:
1677 BLUNDER OF THE OPPOSITION, 139
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1677 PARLIAMENT AND FOREIGN POLICY,
Page 169 and 170:
1677 MARRIAGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY.
Page 171 and 172:
1678 MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. 145 bee
Page 173 and 174:
1678 FRANCE BRIBES THE OPPOSITION.
Page 175 and 176:
1678 FRANCE BRIBES THE KING. 149 th
Page 177 and 178:
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
Page 185 and 186:
1679 CHARLES' POLICY OF CONCILIATIO
Page 187 and 188:
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
Page 467 and 468:
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
Page 505 and 506:
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
Page 513 and 514:
SCOTTISH HISTORY. 487 may be consul
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SCOTTISH HISTOR Y. 489 Nimmo, a Cov
Page 517:
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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