Russel's character
Sidney's character
Many engaged in the design
764
Lord Churchill's character 765
The court of France gave the
alarm
766
Recruits from Ireland refused
767
Offers made by the French
ibid.
Not entertained at that time
768
The French own an alliance
with the king.
ibid.
The strange conduct of France
769
A manifesto of war against the
empire
770
Reflections made upon it 771
Another against the pope 772
Censures that passed upon it
793
Great disorders in London
ibid.
A treaty begun with the prince
794
The king left the kingdom 795
He is much censured 796
But is brought back ibid.
The prince is desired to come
and take the government
into his hands
797
Different advice given to the
prince concerning the king's
person
798
The prince came to London,
and the king went to Ro-
chester
801
The prince was welcomed by
all sorts of people 802
Consultations about the settle-
ment of the nation 803
The king went over to France,
Some are for a prince regent
Others are for another king
811
And against a regency 813
Some moved to examine the
birth of the prince of Wales
816
But it was rejected 817
Some were for making the
prince king
818
The prince declared his mind
after long silence 820
It was resolved to put the
prince and princess both in
the throne
821
They drew an instrument about
it
822
The oaths were altered 823
The ill sense that was put on
the new oath
824
The princess came to England