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men; debates in Parliamenton the, VI. 233.

Salisbury, James Cecil,Earl of;included in Young’s plot,VII. 60 — 62.

Salt; tax on, VIII. 154.

Sancroft, Archbishop; his de-lusion as to his own impor-tance, A 7 1.151. His refusal tovacate Lambeth Palace, A r I.152. Compelled to leave, VI.152. His determination to in-jure the Church as much aspossible, AM. 153. His dif-ference with Ken, AM. 153.His hatred to the EstablishedChurch, AM. 154. His provi-sion for the episcopal succes-sion among the nonjurors,VI. 154. Included in Young’splot, AMI. GO — 62. Opinion

. entertained of him at St. Ger-mains, AMI. 200.

Sarsfield, Patrick; present atthe battle of the Boyne, AM.14. Accompanies the Kingin his flight to Dublin, VI.22. His resistance at Lime-rick, AM. 52. Ilis despon-dency, AM. 55. Iiis surpriseof the English artillery, AM.55. His popularity with hiscountrymen, VI. 57. Takesthe lead duringtheabeyanceof authority in Limerick, VI.189. Patent of peerage sentto him by James, AM. 190.Fortifies Ballymore, AM. 193.Disliked by both '1'yrconneiand Saint liulh, AM. 197. Hisimmense influence over hisretainers, AM. 197. Ilis disin-Macuulay, History. 17//. .

clinatiop to hazarding a bat-tle, AM. 201. Ilis position atthe battle of Aghrim, VI. 205:Covers the retreat of the de-feated Irish troops, AM. 206.Elis part in the siege of Lime-rick, AM. 209. Ilis interviewwith the Marquess of Ru-vigny, VI. 214. His disputewith Ginkell, AM. 219. In-duces a large part of the Irisharmy to accompany him toFrance,AM. 221. 223. Deser-tion of many of them, AM.223. They sail for France,AM. 226. Appointed to thecommand of the Irish troopsin the French expedition toEngland, AMI. 33. Mortallywounded at Landen, AML222 .

Savoy, Duke of; defeated bytheFrench at Marsiglia, AMI.2 11. Deserts the coalition,AMII. 170.

Savoy, the; its privileges abo-lished, AMII. 233.

Saxony, Elector of; embarrass-ments caused bv him , VII.7-1. Quarrels with the Princeof Baden, AMI. 212.

Schomberg.Frederic, Count of;meets AAMlliam at Belfast, AM.1. Gives the country infor-mation by signals of theKing’s arrival, AM. 2. Thebattle of the Boyne, AM. 15.Sehomberg’s sullenness, AM.15. Ilis brave charge withthe Huguenot regiments, AM.19. Killed at their head, AM.

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