2012, ISBN: 1130774929

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[EAN: 9781130774924], Neubuch, [PU: Rarebooksclub.com, United States], Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1813 Excerpt: .England against the prince of Orange, 325. Upon King James's retirement, advises Lord Dundee to march with the forces hack into Scotland, 328. Goes with Lord Dundee and other lords to King James at Whitehall, 320. Returns to Stirling, 334. Ad-heres to King James, ihid. 1s sent to Edinhurgh, and there impri-soned, 338. Refuses to hetray Lord Kilsyth, with great firmness, 339. By what means escapes heing hanged, 340. Continues a prisoner in the Tolhooth, in great penury, 342. Makes his escape iuto 1reland, 345, and settles m the csunty of Tyrone, 349. Lives the remainder of his life there, lored and esteemed hy all honest and good men, 350. Crisis--Steele expelled the house of commons for this pamphlet, at the same time Swift was censured for his reply to it, vi. 181. By whom the plan was laid, ihid. A shilling pamphlet, yet proposed to he printed hy suhscription, 185. The industry of the whigs in dispers-ing it, 186. The great gain it produced to the author and hook-seller, ihid. The contents and merits of it examined, 186. 230. Written hy the same author that puhlished the Englishman, a let-ter in defence of Lord Molesworth, and many of the Tattlers and Spectators, 190. His scheme of education at the-university, 191. The author may he fairly proved, from his own citations, guilty of high treason, 209. Crispin, William--Encounters Henry l, in hattle, vii.261. Criticism, goddess of--Her hahitation on the snowy mountains of Nova Zemhla; her attendants, 1gnorance, Pride, Opinion, Noise and 1mpudence, Dullness and Vanity, Positiveness, Pedantry, and 1llmanners, iii. 228. Critics--Three different species of them, iii. 91. Of ancient times, so powerful a party, that the writers of those ages mentioned them only hy types and figures, 94. Have one quality in common w.<