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- Member of Richard’s Parliament, [17]
- Member of New Council of State, [25]
- His Trial, [257]
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- His Execution, i. [258]
- Vane, Lady, i. [366]
- Venner, his Insurrection, i. [140–144]
- Vernon, Alderman, i. [64]
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- Vines, Richard, ii. [503]
- Visitation, Articles of, ii. [183–185], [189]
- Wade, Thomas, ii. [502]
- Wake, ii. [117]
- Wakerley, i. [313]
- Wales, i. [19], [137]
- Walker, Obadiah, ii. [109]
- Waller, Edmund, ii. [454]
- Wallis, Dr. John, i. [115], [156], [170], [288]; ii. [198]
- Walters, Lucy, ii. [60]
- Walters, ii. [139]
- Walton, Bryan, Bishop of Chester, i. [131], [156]
- His Death, [306]
- His Polyglott, ii. [332], [354]
- Walton, Isaak, ii. [468–471]
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- Account of him, [474–476]
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- Supports the Duke of Buckingham, i. [461]
- Committed to the Tower, [462]
- Released, [462]
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- Whig, Origin of Term, ii. [32]
- Whinnel, ii. [176]
- White, Jeremy, ii. [101], [384]
- White, Bishop of Peterborough, ii. [141]
- White, John, ii. [457]
- Whitehead, George, i. [414]
- Whitelocke, i. [25], [45]
- Whitford, John, i. [91]
- Whole Duty of Man, ii. [330]
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- Wilkinson, Lady Vere, i. [430]
- Williams, Dr. Edward, ii. [417], [419]
- Williams, Solicitor-General, ii. [153]
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- Wilmot, John, Earl of Rochester; ii. [490]
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- Wiquefort, De, Dutch Minister, i. [231], [232], [267]
- Witchcot, i. [439]
- Wither, George, ii. [459]
- Wood, Captain Henry, ii. [190]
- Wood, Thomas, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, i. [500]; ii. [139]
- Woodbridge, i. [156]
- Woodford, Dr. Samuel, ii. [457]
- Woodhead, Abraham, i. [453]; ii. [330]
- Woodward, William, ii. [201]
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- Wren, Sir Christopher, ii. [181]
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- Wyche, Sir Cyril, i. [243]
- Wycherley, ii. [115]
- Wylde, Recorder, i. [148]
- Yarrington, Captain, i. [212]
- York, Duke of (see [James II.])
- Young, ii. [176]
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UNWIN BROTHERS, PRINTERS, BUCKLERSBURY, LONDON.
FOOTNOTES:
[1] Burnet, Rapin, Hume, and Lingard, give numerous particulars, but the account I have presented is drawn from A True Narrative of the Horrid Plot and Conspiracy of the Popish Party against the Life of His Majesty, the Government, and the Protestant Religion, by Titus Oates himself, published 1679.
In the Dedication there is a sentiment expressed worthy of a better man. “It is a false suggestion,” says Oates, “which such tempters use, that a King that rules by will is more great and glorious than a King that rules by law:—the quality of the retinue best proves the state of the lord; the one being but a king of slaves, while the other, like God, is a king of kings and hearts.”