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WILLIAM III.

Arrives before Limerick,VI. 53. Loses his artillery,VI. 56. Assaults the town;repulsed, VI. 60. Raisesthe siege, VI. 61. Returnsto England, VI. 62. Hisreception, VI. 63. SendsMelville to Scotland asLord High Commissioner,VI. 72. His governmentobtains a majority in theScotch Parliament, VI. 72.Dissatisfied with the set-tlement of the ScotchChurch, VI. 93. His letterto the General Assembly,VI. 94. Opens Parliament,VI. 96. Departs for Hol-land, VI. 114. His voyageto Holland, VI. 115. Hisdanger; lands, and pro-ceeds to the Hague, VI.116. His enthusiastic re-ception, VI. 117, 119. Hisspeech to the Congress,VI. 121. His administra-tion of foreign affairs, VI.122, 124. His relationswith Roman Catholic prin-ces ; obtains toleration forthe LValdenses, VI. 125.Macaulay, History. X.

WILLIAM III.

His difficulties arising fromthe nature of a coalition,VI. 126. His attempt torelieve Mons, VI; 127. Re-turns to England, VI. 129.His clemency to Jacobiteconspirators, VI. 135.Treason among his cour-tiers, VI. 165,166. Returns •to the Continent, VI. 176.His indecisive campaignin Flanders, VI. 177. Finegentlemen in his camp,VI. 179. Returns to Eng-land; opens Parliament;favourable prospects , VI.232. His speech, VI. 233.His employment of Dutch-men, VI. 272. Receivesinformation of Marlbo-rough’s treason, VI. 276.Adjourns Parliament, VI.292. His use of the Vetoon parliamentary bills, VI.292, 293. His peculiar si-tuation, VI. 293, 294.. Ne-gatives the Bill for Judges’Salaries , VI. 295. Signsthe order against the Mac-donalds of Glencoe, VII.17. Goes to the Continent,.18