11. The Parliamentary Presbyterians. 1662 586 12. Profligacy of the Court. 1662 586 13. Marriage of Charles II. and Sale of Dunkirk. 1662 587 14. The Question of Toleration Raised. 1662-1663 587 15. The Conventicle Act. 1664 588 16. The Repeal of the Triennial Act. 1664 588 17. Growing Hostility between England and the Dutch. 1660-1664 589 18. Outbreak of the First Dutch War of the Restoration. 1664-1665 589 19. The Plague. 1665 590 20. The Five Mile Act. 1665 590 21. Continued Struggle with the Dutch. 1665-1666 590 22. The Fire of London. 1666 592 23. Designs of Louis XIV. 1665-1667 592 24. The Dutch in the Medway, and the Peace of Breda. 1667 593 25. Clarendon and the House of Commons. 1667 593 26. The Fall of Clarendon. 1667 594 27. Scotland and Ireland. 1660 595 CHAPTER XXXVIII CHARLES II. AND THE CABAL. 1667-1674 1. Milton and Bunyan. 596 2. Butler and the Dramatists. 596 3. Reason and Science. 598 4. Charles II. and Toleration. 1667 598 5. Buckingham and Arlington. 1667-1669 599 6. The Triple Alliance. 1668 599 7. Charles's Negotiations with France. 1669-1670 600 8. The Treaty of Dover. 1670 600 9. The Cabal. 1670 602 10. Ashley's Policy. 602 11. Buckingham's Sham Treaty. 1671 603 12. The Stop of the Exchequer. 1672 603 13. The Declaration of Indulgence. 1672 604 14. The Second Dutch War of the Restoration. 1672 605 15. 'Delenda est Carthago.' 1673 606 16. Withdrawal of the Declaration of Indulgence. 1673 606 17. The Test Act. 1673 606 18. Results of the Test Act. 1673 607 19. Continuance of the Dutch War. 1673 607 20. The Duke of York's Marriage and Shaftesbury's Dismissal. 1673 608 21. Peace with the Dutch. 1674 608 CHAPTER XXXIX DANBY'S ADMINISTRATION AND THE THREE SHORT PARLIAMENTS. 1675-1681 1. Growing Influence of Danby. 1675 610 2. Parliamentary Parties. 1675 610