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INDEX.

CABINET

Cabinet, the; its origin andnature, I. 208.

Caermarthen, Marquess of.See Leeds, Duke of.

Caermarthen, Peregrine,Marquess of, son of theabove; joins the Prince ofOrange at the Hague, III.264. Assists in the arrestof Preston and his accom-plices, VI. 112. Takes partin the attack on Brest, VII.321. Becomes a favouritewith the Czar Peter, IX.91. Disappointed of theAuditorship of the Ex-chequer, IX. 193, 194.

Caillemote, Count of, colonelof a regiment of FrenchHuguenots, V. 78. Slainat the Boyne, VI. 18,19.

Calais, bombardment of, VII.325.

Calderwood, George, VI. 92.note.

Callieres; his negotiationswith Dykvelt, VIII. 170,171,190. Frenchnegotiatorat Ryswick, VIII. 247.

Calvinists, their principle ofresistance to rulers, I. 57.

CAMERONIAN.

Cambon, Colonel, V. 78.

Cambridge University, emi-nent divines at, I. 325. De-cline of Greek learning at,in the time of Charles II.,I. 396. and note. Addressfrom, to James II., I. 389.Loyalty of the University,III. 104. Attacked byJames II., III. 104 — 108.Election for (1690), V. 200,201. Election for (1701),X. 84,85.

Cameron, Sir Ewan, ofLochiel, IV. 317. Ilis char-acter, IV. 317, 318. Hisreputation for loyalty, IV.319, 320. Meeting at hishouse, IV. 328. Ilis adviceto Dundee, V. 5, 6; 23 ; 25,26. At the battle of Ivil-liecrankie, V. 26. Retiresfrom the Highland army,V. 38, 39. Keeps up thewar in the Highlands, VI.69. Wounded in separa-tingaquarrel,VI.70. Takesthe oaths to William III.’sGovernment, VII. 7.

Cameronian regiment, V. 11.Stationed at Dunkeld, V.