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CONTENTS OE VOLUME V.

Intcmpcranco of Howe.

Attack on Caermarthen.

Attack on Halifax.

Preparations for a campaign in Ireland.

Schombcrg . ..

Recess of the Parliament.

State of Ireland. Advi-cc of Avatix.

Dismissiou of Mclfort.

Schomberg lands in Ulster . . ..

Carrickfergus taken.

Schombcrg advances into Leinster.

The English and Irish armies encamp near each other . . .

Schombcrg declines a battle.

Frauds of the English Commissariat.

Conspiracy among the French troops in the English service

Pestilence in the English army.

The English and Irish armies go into winter quarters •

Various opinions about Schomberg’s conduct.

Maritime affairs.

Maladministration of Torrington.

Continental affairs.

Skirmish at Walcourt.

Imputations thrown on Marlborough.

Pope Innocent XI. succeeded by Alexander VIII.

The High Church clergy divided on the subject of the oaths . .

Arguments for taking the oaths.

Arguments against taking the oaths.

A great majority of the clergy take the oaths.

The nonjurors.

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Leslie .............

Sherlock.

Jlickes • •••••»««••••

Collier.

Dodwell

Kcttlewcll. Fitzwilliam.

General character of the nonjuring clergy.

The plan of Comprehension.

Tillotson.

An Ecclesiastical Commission issued.

Proceedings of the Commission.

The Convocation of the province of Canterbury summoned. Temper

of the Clergy.

The clergy ill affected towards the King.

The clergy exasperated against the Dissenters by the proceedings ofthe Scotch Presbyterians .......