CONTENTS
| CHAPTER XVI. | |
| PAGE. | |
| William lands at Carrickfergus and proceeds to Belfast | 13 |
| State of Dublin; William's Military Arrangements | 15 |
| William marches southward | 17 |
| The Irish Army retreats | 18 |
| The Irish make a stand at the Boyne | 19 |
| The Army of James | 20 |
| The Army of William | 21 |
| Walker, now Bishop of Derry, accompanies the Army | 22 |
| William reconnoitres the Irish Position | 23 |
| William is wounded | 24 |
| Battle of the Boyne | 25 |
| Flight of James | 31 |
| Loss of the Two Armies | 32 |
| Fall of Drogheda; State of Dublin | 33 |
| James flies to France; Dublin evacuated by the French and Irish Troops | 35 |
| Entry of William into Dublin | 36 |
| Effect produced in France by the News from Ireland | 37 |
| Effect produced at Rome by the News from Ireland | 38 |
| Effect produced in London by the News from Ireland | 39 |
| James arrives in France ; His Reception there | 41 |
| Tourville attempts a Descent on England | 43 |
| Teignmouth destroyed | 45 |
| Excitement of the English Nation against the French | 47 |
| The Jacobite Press | 49 |
| The Jacobite Form of Prayer and Humiliation | 50 |
| Clamour against the Nonjuring Bishops | 51 |
