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INDEX.

AKBAK KHAN,oath of allegiance to Wil-liam, IV. 32. Takes partin Jacobite plots, V. 251.His protest against the re-jection of the Place Bill,

VII. 155. His connexion•with Jacobite conspirators,

VIII. 48. Sent to the Tower;his dealings with Porter,

VIII. 173.

Akbar Khan; his death andpower, VI. 242.

Albemarle, George Monk,Duke of; his character, I.143. Marches to London,I. 144. Declares for a freeParliament, I. 145. Hissea service, I. 29G.Albemarle, ChristopherMonk, Duke of; son of theabove, II. 148. Marchesagainst Monmouth; hisretreat, II. 148. Pro-claimed a traitor by Mon-mouth, II. 157. Chancel-lor of Cambridge Univer-sity, III. 105.

Albemarle, Arnold Van Kep-pel, Earl of; his character,

IX. 96, 97; becomes a fa-vourite of William III.; his

ALLEGIANCE,elevation to the Peerage;Portland’s jealousy of him,

IX. 97. Forfeited Irishproperty bestowed on him,

X. 36. Dispatched withWilliam’s last instructionsto the Hague, X. 88.His return, X. 91. Pre-sent at the King’s death-bed, X. 93.

Albeville (White), Marquessof, II. 282. His meannessand corruption, III. 72.James II.’s envoy at theHague, III. 259, 267. In-sulted by the populace atthe Hague, III. 393.Albigensians; their move-ment premature, I. 44.Aldrich, Henry, Dean ofChristchurch, I. 325. Amember of the Ecclesiasti-cal Commission, V. 135.Alexander VIII., Pope, V.105. James’s embassy to,V. 105.

Alford, Gregory, Mayor ofLyme; gives the alarm ofMonmouth’s landing, II.147.

Allegiance, oath of, difficul-