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House of Commons, V. 72.His influence m the Ministry,V. 181. Implores the Kingnot to return to Holland,V. 194. Continues to bePresident under the newgovernment, and in realitychief minister, V. 202. Hisill health, V. 203. His em-ployment of parliamentarybribery, Y. 210. Appointedto be chief adviser to theQueen during William’s stayin Ireland, V. 2G3.

Caillemot, Countde; appointedColonel of a Huguenotregiment under Schomberg,y. 78.

Calendar, ecclesiastical; re-vised by the EcclesiasticalCommission, V. 138.

Calvin, John; his observanceof the festival of Christmas,IV. 248.

Calvinism; leaning of theLow Church party towards,IV. 94.

Calvinistic Church govern-ment. See Presbyterians.

Calvinists of Scotland, IV. 248.See Presbyterians.

Cambon, M.; appointed to thecommand of one of theHuguenot regiments underSchomberg, V. 78.

Cambridge; population of, atthe time of the Revolutionof 1688, IV. 41.

Cambridge University; its dis-gust at the proceedings ofthe Whigs respecting thePill of Indemnity, V. 200.

Its sympathy with theirvictims, V. 201.

Cameron, Sir Ewan, ofLochiel;his surname of the Mack,IV. 317, 318. His personalappearance, his character,and singular talents,IV. 318.His patronage of literature,IV. 318. His homage to thehouse of Argyle, IV. 319.Joins the Cavaliers, IV. 319.Knighted by James II.,IV. 319. Singular compli-ment paid to him in theEnglish Court, IV. 319. Histreatment of the Sheriff ofInvernessshire, IV. 320. Hisdread of the restoration ofthe house of Argyle, IV. 320.The gathering of the insur-rectionary clans at his house,

IV. 328. Opposes the pro-position of Dundee to inducethe clans to submit to onecommand, V. 5. Macdonaldof Glengarry quarrels withhim, V. 6. 7. Assembles hisclan to assist Dundee inAthol, V. 21. His advice tohazard a battle at Ivillie-crankie, V. 23. Influence ofhis physical prowess, V. 25.Endeavours to persuadeDundee not to hazard hislife in battle, V. 25. Chargesat the head of his men in thethickest of the fight, V. 26.Proposes to give Mackaybattle again, V. 38. Over-ruled, V. 38. Retires toLoehaber in ill humour,

V. 39.