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J. Franck Bright
A History of England, Period III. Constitutional Monarchy
Published by Good Press, 2019
EAN 4064066202330
Table of Contents
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| 1689 The Declaration of Right, | 806 |
| Character of the Revolution, | 806 |
| Personal unpopularity of William, | 807 |
| Discontent of the clergy and the army, | 807 |
| The Convention turned into a Parliament, | 808 |
| William's difficulties in forming a ministry, | 808 |
| Settlement of the revenue, | 810 |
| Settlement of the Church, | 810 |
| Oaths of allegiance and supremacy, | 811 |
| The European war breaks out, | 811 |
| Devastation of the Palatinate, | 812 |
| State of Ireland, | 812 |
| Panic among the Englishry, | 813 |
| Londonderry and Enniskillen garrisoned, | 813 |
| Negotiations with Tyrconnel, | 813 |
| James goes to Ireland, | 814 |
| Character of the Irish Jacobites, | 814 |
| Siege of Londonderry, | 815 |
| Wild legislation of the Irish Parliament | 815 |
| Its effect on the English Jacobites, | 816 |
| Battle of Newton Butler, | 816 |
| Character of the Revolution in Scotland, | 817 |
| Contrast of the letters from James and William, | 818 |
| Highland politics, | 819 |
| Dundee in the Highlands, | 820 |
| Battle of Killiecrankie, | 820 |
| Mackay concludes the war, |
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