(from t.p.) I. The growth of popery in England, under the reign of the late King Charles, by his connivence, French intrigues, &c. -- II. Our imminent ruin in his popish successor King James his reign, by his invading of our laws, religion, and liberties. With a particular and impartial narrative of the fictitous Great Belly -- III. Our wonderful and happy deliverance, by the Prince of Orange, our present King's famous expedition over into England. With an account of the late King James's desertion and abdication of Their Majesties happy succession to the throne of Great Britain, and of their prosperous reign hitherto, by defeating the Jacobites dark plots in England, by suppressing their open rebellion in Scotland, and by the total reduction of Ireland. |