Page 254, l. 20.  After the surrender at Oxford on June 24, 1646, James was given into the charge of the Earl of Northumberland and confined at St. James’s.  See Life, ed.  J.S.  Clarke, vol. i, pp. 30-1, and Clarendon, vol. iv, pp. 237, and 326-8.

Page 255, l. 3.  Richard Stuart (1594-1651), ’the dean of the King’s chapel, whom his majesty had recommended to his son to instruct him in all matters relating to the Church’ (Clarendon, vol. iv, p. 341).  See Wood’s Athenae Oxonienses, ed.  Bliss, vol. iii, cols. 295-8, and John Walker’s Sufferings of the Clergy, Pt.  II, p. 48.

ll. 6-8.  The autograph reads (fol. 87):  ’He said that a Nun had advised him to pray every day, that if he was not in the right way that God would set him right, did make a great impression on him.’  The transcript (p. 127) agrees with the print.

ll. 27-9.  James definitely joined the Roman church at the beginning of 1669:  see Life, ed.  J.S.  Clarke, vol. i, p. 440.

Page 256, l. 3.  As High Admiral he defeated the Dutch at Lowestoft, 1665, and Southwold Bay, 1672.  Compare Dryden’s Annus Mirabilis, ll. 73-4: 

  Victorious York did first, with fam’d success,
  To his known valour make the Dutch give place;

also his Verses to the Duchess on the Duke’s victory of June 3, 1665.  He ceased to be High Admiral on the passing of the Test Act, 1673.

Page 256, l. 6.  Sir William Coventry (1628-86), secretary to James, 1660-7.  ’He was the man of the finest parts and the best temper that belonged to the court:’  see his character by Burnet, ed.  Airy, vol. i, pp. 478-9.

ll. 13 ff.  Compare Pepys’s Diary, November 20, 1661, June 27 and July 2, 1662, June 2, 1663, July 21, 1666, &c.

76.

Burnet’s History of His Own Time.  Vol. ii. (p. 292-3.)

INDEX.

Abbott, George, Archbishop of Canterbury
Achitophel.  See Shaftesbury. 
Aires, or Ayres, Captain. 
Anglesey, Arthur Annesley, first Earl of. 
Argyle, Archibald Campbell, Marquis of. 
Arminius. 
Army, The New Model. 
Arundel, Thomas Howard, Earl of: 
  character by Clarendon;
    by Sir Edward Walker;
  his art collections. 
Ascham, Roger. 
Ashley, Lord.  See Shaftesbury. 
Aubrey, John: 
  description of Hobbes;
  of Milton;
  his manuscripts; quoted.
Aulicus Coquinariae.

Bacon, Sir Francis, Baron Verulam, Viscount St. Albans: 
  character by Jonson;
    by Arthur Wilson;
    by Fuller;
    by Rawley;
  his relations with Hobbes;
  Essays quoted by Baxter;
  Advancement of Learning;
  Henry VII;
  Apophthegms. 
Baker, Sir Richard. 
Balfour, Sir William. 
Bankes, Anne, wife of Edmund Waller. 
Bate, or Bates, George:  Elenchus Motuum.