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DUART.

House, I. 363. Ilis Fa-bles ; price ofthe copyright,

I. 396. His Absalom andAchitophel, I. 398. HisAnnus Mirabilis, I. 401.Converted to Popery, III.33,34. Hind and Panther,

III. 35. Literary attackson, III. 36, 37. RegretsJames II.’s violent mea-sures, III. 137. Dismissedfrom the laureateship, IV.23, 24. His dedication toHalifax, VI. 41. His Au-l-ungzebe, VI. 243. Histranslation of Virgil; priceofthe copyright, VII. 337.His complaints of badmoney sent by Tonson,VIII. 90.

Duart, Maclean of, IV. 329.Dublin, James II.’s entryinto, IV. 173. Its ap-pearance in 1689, IV. 173.Factions in the Court at,

IV. 176 — 181. Irish Par-liament at, IV. 201. James

II. ’s Court at, V. 245. Ex-citement in, on the newsof William HP’s landing,VI. 3. Return of James’sarmy after the battle of

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the Boyne, VI. 25, 26.Evacuated by the Jacohtetroops, VI. 27. Willian’sentry into, VI. 29.

Dudley , Guilford, II. 193.

Dugdale, a witness againstLord Stafford, I. 256.Against College, I 260.His death, II. 53.

Du Guay Trouin, a Frenchprivateer, VII. 106Dumbarton’s reginent, II.173, 176.

Dumblane, Peregrine Os-borne, Lord. See Caer-marthen.

Dumont, an accomplice inthe plot for assassinatingWilliam,VIP98. BetraysGrandval, VII. 99.Duncombe, Charles, abanker, purchases Helms-ley, VIII. 9C, 91. A parti-san of Sunderland, IX. 23.Attacks Montague in Par-liament, IX. 44. Convictedof fraud aid forgery, IX.45. Bill of Pains andPenalties against himpassed by the Commons,