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His progress to London, VI.63. His reception, VI. 63. Hisdifficulties with the ScottishParliament, VI. 71. His ex-clamation respecting Scot-land and Hamilton, VI. 72.Distrust and abhorrencewith which he regardedMontgomery, VI. 84. Theopinion of the nonjurors ofScotland respecting Wil-liam, VI.90. Ilis dissatisfac-tion with the ecclesiasticalarrangements in Scotland,VI. 93. Sends a Commis-sioner and a letter to the Ge-neral Assembly, VI. 94. Re-spectful answer of the As-sembly, VI. 95. State of af-fairs on the Continent, VI. 95.Victor Amadeus of Savoyjoins the coalition, VI. 95.William reassembles theParliament, VI. 96. Hisspeech from the throne, VI.96. His dismissal of Tor-rington from the service, VI.102. Gives the vacant sealsto Sidney, VI. 104. A Jaco-bite conspiracy, VI. 106. Theplot discovered, VI. 112. TheParliament adjourned, VI.114. Sets out for the Con-gress of the Hague, VI. 114.Sails for Holland, VI. 115.His dangers, VI. 115. Landsat Goree, VI. 116. His joyfulreception by the Dutch, VI.116. His feelings on his ar-rival in his native land, VI.116. His entrance into theHague, VI. 116. Attends a

sitting of the States Ge-neral, VI. 120. Meeting ofthe great Congress at theHague, VL. 120. Speech ofWilliam at the first meetingof the Congress, VI. 122.Conducts the department offoreign affairs himself, VI.122. His peculiar talents asa negotiator, VI. 123. 124.He obtains a toleration forthe Waldenses, VI. 125.Hastens to the relief ofMons, VI. 127. 128. Returnsto England, VI. 129. Trialsof the Jacobite conspirators,VI. 129. William’s unsuspi-cious nature, VI. 135.Treachery of some of hisservants, VI. 165. He returnsto the Continent, VI. 176.His sojourn at Loo, VI. 176.Despatches Marlborough toform a camp near Brussels,VI. 176. Commencement ofthe campaign in Flanders,VI. 178. Splendour of hisheadquarters, VI. 179. Pro-gress of the war in Ireland,VI. 180—231. Pacification ofthe kingdom, VI. 231. Wil-liam returns to England, VI.232. Summons the Parlia-ment, VI. 232. Requested bythe House of Commons todissolve the Old East IndiaCompany, VI. 261. His alarmand annoyance at the dis-covery of the treasonabledesigns of Marlborough, VI.276. Dismisses Marlboroughfrom his command, VI. 277.