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Abingdon, James Bertie, Earl of;removed by James II. from thelord-lieutenancy of Oxfordshire,146. Joins the Prince of Orange,300. 301.

Adda, Ferdinand, Count of; his con*secralion at St. James’s Palace,97. His public reception, 99. Hisescape, 356.

Ailesbury, Earl of; his offer toJames II., 110.

Albeville, White,Marquessof; suc-ceeds Skelton in Holland; de-mandsBurnet’s dismissal from theHague, 72. His despatch to James,267. His treatment at the Hague,393.

Allibone,Richard,aRomanCatholic;appointed a judge, 101. Declaresthe Bishops’ petition a libel, 197.

Alsop, Vincent, a Nonconformist;supports the Court party in theconflict between James and theChurch, 55. His mortification atthe Dissenters’ opposition to theIndulgence, 165.

Anne, Princess, daughter of JamesII.; her intimacy with LadyChurchill, 85. Her reputed bountyto Churchill, 86. Her attachmentto Protestantism, 88. ReprovesClarendon, 304. Writes to Wil-liam, 317. Her flight from White-hall to the North, 318—320. Ac-quiesces in the Whig plan, 430.431,

Army, standing; its discontent afterthe trial of the Bishops, 234. Itsretreat from Salisbury, 316.

Arnold, Michael, the brewer, 191.198.

Arran, Earl of, 398.

Astry, Sir Samuel, 189.199.

Augsburg, treaty of; the work ofWilliam of Orange, 27.

Austin, Thomas; subdues Arnold’sobstinacy, 198.

Avaux, Count of; French ministerat the Hague, 23. His audiencewith the States, 257. His adviceto Lewis, 260.

Baptists. See Bunyan; Eiffin; Non-conformists.

Barillon; his relations with James,41. 42. Escapes an attack fromthe mob, 353. Ordered by Wil-liam to leave England, 383. SeeLewis XIV.

Barnstaple, 158.

Bates, 165.

Bath,Earl of; attempts to carryoutJames’s plans, 148. 149. Placeshimself and troops at William’sdisposal, 310.

Baxter, Richard; is liberated fromprison; refuses to thank Jamesfor the Declaration of Indulgence,and endeavours to promote unitybetween the Church and the Pres-byterians, 57. His further efforts,165. 172.

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