Anne, Queen;
marriage, [243];
accession, [418]—[420];
coronation, [422];
capitulation of towns on the Meuse, [423];
expedition to Vigo Bay, [425];
capitulation of Bonn, [426];
capture of Gibraltar, [428], [429];
victory of Blenheim, [430];
Queen Anne's Bounty, [435], [436];
French lines forced at Neerhespen, [438];
battle of Ramillies, [440];
victories over Louis XIV. (1706), [443];
(1710), [471];
Union of England and Scotland, [444], [445];
celebrated at Leipsic, [446];
Swedish troops withdrawn from Silesia, [449];
attempted invasion of Scotland by Elder Pretender (1708), [450]—[453];
victory of Oudenarde, [455];
taking of Sardinia and Minorca, [457];
capitulation of Lille, [458];
battle of Malplaquet, [464];
capitulation of Mons, [465];
and of Bethune, [467];
victory of Almenara, [469];
and of Saragoza, [470];
Peace of Utrecht, [475], [476].
Anson, Admiral Lord;
victory off Cape Finisterre, [499].
Antichristian Confederacy (1688), [282].
Arctic discoveries, medal for, [602].
Argyll, Duke of;
beheaded, [270].
Armada, Spanish;
defeat of, [21]—[26].
Ashantee, war in;
medal for, [606].
Assassination plot (1696), [404], [405].
Ath, capitulation of, [410].
Athlone taken, [371].