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parations, III. 249. Re-ceives assurances of sup-port, III. 251. His intenseanxiety, III. 255. Obtainsthe sanction of the StatesGeneral, III. 2G2. Ilis De-claration, III. 265. Takesleave of the States General,III. 27S. Sets sail; isdriven back by a storm,III. 279. His Declarationreaches England, III. 280.Sets sail again, III. 282.Arrives at Torbay, III. 285.His landing, III. 286.Signally favoured by theweather, III. 289. Ordersa Thanksgiving, III. 289.His entry into Exeter, III.289. Imposing appearanceof his troops; his artillery,III. 293. Good conductof his troops, III. 293.Delay of people of note injoining him, III. 298. Hisaddress to his followers atExeter, III. 309. His ad-vance, III. 312. EntersSalisbury, III. 332. Dis-sension amongst his fol-lowers, III. 335. Receives

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James’s commissioners atITungerford, III. 336. Hisproposals, III. 337. Ilismeasures to preserve order,III. 360. Ilis embarrass-ment at the detention ofJames, III. 366. At Wind-sor, III. 371. TIis troopsoccupy Whitehall, III. 373.Arrives at'St. James’s, III.375. Difficulty of his po-sition, III. 377. Assemblesthe Parliamentary Cham-bers, III- 379. OrdersBarillon to leave England,III. 383. Receives the ad-dress of the Peers, III.385. Of the Commoners;summons a Convention;his measures to preserveorder, III. 386. His tolerantpolicy, III. 387: Summonsa meeting of Scotchmen,III. 398. His ascendencyover the mind of Mary,III. 405. Declares hisviews, III. 431. DeclaredKing by' the Convention,III. 438. Accepts theCrown, III. 441. Is pro-claimed, III. 443. His