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CONTENTS.
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| Enniskillen and Londonderry hold out; Richard Hamilton marches into Ulster with an Army | 153 |
| James determines to go to Ireland | 155 |
| Assistance furnished by Lewis to James | 156 |
| Choice of a French Ambassador to accompany James; The Count of Avaux | 158 |
| James lands at Kinsale; James enters Cork | 160 |
| Journey of James from Cork to Dublin | 162 |
| Discontent in England | 165 |
| Factions at Dublin Castle | 166 |
| James determines to go to Ulster; Journey of James to Ulster | 172 |
| The Fall of Londonderry expected | 176 |
| Succours arrive from England; Treachery of Lundy; The Inhabitants of Londonderry resolve to defend themselves | 177 |
| Their Character | 179 |
| Londonderry besieged | 184 |
| The Siege turned into a Blockade | 185 |
| Naval Skirmish in Bantry Bay | 187 |
| A Parliament summoned by James sits at Dublin | 188 |
| A Toleration Act passed | 193 |
| Acts passed for the Confiscation of the Property of Protestants | 194 |
| Issue of Base Money | 198 |
| The Great Act of Attainder | 200 |
| James prorogues his Parliament | 203 |
| Persecution of the Protestants in Ireland | 204 |
| Effect produced in England by the News from Ireland | 206 |
| Actions of the Enniskilleners | 209 |
| Distress of Londonderry | 210 |
| Expedition under Kirke arrives in Lough Foyle; Cruelty of Rosen | 211 |
| The Famine in Londonderry extreme | 214 |
| Attack on the Boom | 217 |
| The Siege of Londonderry raised | 219 |
| Operations against the Enniskilleners | 222 |
| Battle of Newton Butler | 224 |
| Consternation of the Irish | 225 |
| CHAPTER XIII. | |
| The Revolution more violent in Scotland than in England | 227 |
| Election for the Convention; Rabbling of the Episcopal Clergy | 229 |
