The Bloodless Revolution: England, 1688

achieve alliance Anglican army Barillon bishops Burnet Catholic Catholicism Cavalier Cavalier Parliament century Charles Charles II Church of England civil Clarendon clergy Commons constitutional court crown Danby debate decision Declaration of Indulgence defend dispensing power Dissenters Dutch Earl election English Englishmen Exclusion Crisis fact fear forces France French Glorious Revolution Halifax hand heirs hereditary hope House interests issue James James II James's Jesuits judges king king's kingdom land leaders least liam liberties London Long Parliament Lords Louis XIV loyalty ment merely ministers monarchy Monmouth nation opposition Orange Parlia parliamentary party peers penal laws petition political possible Prince Princess principle Privy Council Protestant Puritan queen rebellion reign religion repeal Restoration role Roman royal prerogative Sancroft secure serve settlement Shaftesbury Sir Edward Seymour sought statute Stuart succession Sunderland Test Act throne tion Tory tradition victory Whigs William and Mary William of Orange