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CHAPTER IV
1688
Advance to Exeter--Measures of James--Council of the Lords--Their
proposals--The King goes to Salisbury--Defection of Churchill--
James returns to London--Negotiation--Attempted flight of
James--His arrest--Advance of William--Entry of Dutch troops
into London--Actual flight of James Page 		30
CHAPTER V
1688-1689
Characteristics of the English Revolution--Views of the various parties
--The Convention--Proposal to declare the throne vacant--
The Regency question--The resolution of the Commons--Amend-
ment of the Lords--The crisis--Attitude of Mary--Announce-
ment of William--Resolution passed--Declaration of Right--
Tender of the Crown 		39
CHAPTER VI
1689
William's part in the Revolution--Convention declared a Parliament
--Oath of Allegiance--Settlement of Civil List--Appropriation
Clause--Toleration and Comprehension--Address of the Commons
inviting the King to declare war 		56
CHAPTER VII
1689-1690
Invasion of Ireland--Campaign of 1689--Parliamentary strife--The
conduct of the war--The Oates Case--The Succession Bill--
Attempts to pass an Indemnity Bill--Rancour of the Whigs--

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Publication Information: Book Title: William the Third. Contributors: H. D. Traill - author. Publisher: Macmillan & Co.. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1888. Page Number: vi.
    
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