CONTENTS.
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| PAGE. | |
| Conduct of Russell | 304 |
| A Daughter born to James; Preparations made in England to Repel Invasion | 307 |
| James goes down to his Army at La Hogue | 308 |
| James's Declaration | 309 |
| Effect produced by James's Declaration | 311 |
| The English and Dutch fleets join; Temper of the English Fleet | 315 |
| Battle of La Hogue | 317 |
| Rejoicings in England | 321 |
| Young's Plot | 321 |
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| CHAPTER XIX. | |
| Foreign Policy of William | 335 |
| The Northern powers | 336 |
| The Pope; Conduct of the Allies | 307 |
| The Emperor; Spain | 340 |
| William succeeds in preventing the Dissolution of the Coalition | 341 |
| New Arrangements for the Government of the Spanish Netherlands | 344 |
| Lewis takes the field | 345 |
| Siege of Namur | 346 |
| Lewis returns to Versailles; Luxemburg | 351 |
| Battle of Steinkirk | 354 |
| Conspiracy of Grandval | 360 |
| Return of William to England | 363 |
| Naval Maladministration | 364 |
| Earthquake at Port Royal; Distress in England | 367 |
| Increase of Crime | 368 |
| Meeting of Parliament; State of Parties; The King's Speech | 371 |
| Question of Privilege raised by the Lords; Debates on the State of the Nation | 373 |
| Bill for the Regulation of Trials in Cases of Treason | 380 |
| Case of Lord Mohun | 381 |
| Debates on the India Trade; Supply | 384 |
| Ways and Means; Land Tax | 385 |
| Origin of the National Debt | 390 |
| Parliamentary Reform | 401 |
