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policy, V. 101. Nego-tiations with the Dutch,V. 101. Appoints theEcclesiastical Commis-sion , V. 135. His un-popularity with the cler-gy, V. 143. Refuses totouch for the king’s evil,V. 145. His message toConvocation, V. 157. Re-commends the IndemnityBill, V. 174. Disgustedwith his position, V. 193.Purposes to retire to Hol-land, V. 194. Changes hisintention, and resolves togo to Ireland, V. 195. Pro-rogues Parliament, V. 196.His indulgence to non-jurors, V. 198. Makeschanges in his government,V. 201. His scruples a-gainst employing bribery,V. 210. Compelled to ad-opt it, V. 212. GeneralFast for his departure, V.217. His speech to thenew Parliament, V. 221.His dislike of the Abjura-tion Bill, V. 238. Submitsto Parliament the Act of

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Grace, V. 240. Puts an endto political proscriptions,

V. 240. Prorogues Parlia-ment, V. 243. His prepa-rations for the war, V. 244.His difficulties, V. 258.Appoints the Council ofNine, V. 262. Sets out forIreland, V. 265. AffrontsPrince George of Den-mark; sets sail fromChester V. 265. Lands atCarrickfergus, VI. 1. AtBelfast, VI. 2. His mili-tary arrangements, VI. 4.His donation to Presby-terian ministers; his affa-bility to his soldiers, 'VI. 4.Marches southwards, VI.5. His army, VI. 10. Re-connoitres the enemy, VI.13. Wounded, VI. 14.Passes the Boyne, VI. 19.His conduct in the battle,

VI. 20. His entry into Dub-lin, VI. 29. His reporteddeath, VI. 30. His lenitycensured, VI. 45. Re-ceives news of the battle ofBeachy Head, VI. 47.Takes Waterford, VI. 48.