3. The Non-Resistance Bill. 1675 611 4. Charles a Pensionary of France. 1675-1676 611 5. Two Foreign Policies. 1677 612 6. The Marriage of the Prince of Orange. 1677 613 7. Danby's Position. 1677 613 8. The Peace of Nymwegen. 1678 614 9. The Popish Plot. 1678 615 10. Growing Excitement. 1678 615 11. Danby's Impeachment and the Dissolution of the Cavalier Parliament. 1678-1679 616 12. The Meeting of the First Short Parliament. 1679 616 13. The Exclusion Bill and the Habeas Corpus Act. 1679 617 14. Shaftesbury and the King. 1679 617 15. Shaftesbury and Halifax. 1679 618 16. The Divine Right of Kings. 1679 619 17. The Highland Host. 1677-1678 619 18. Drumclog and Bothwell Bridge. 1679 619 19. Petitioners and Abhorrers. 1680 620 20. The Second Short Parliament. 1680-1681 620 21. The Third Short Parliament. 1681 621 CHAPTER XL THE LAST YEARS OF CHARLES II. 1681-1685 1. Tory Reaction. 1681 622 2. 'Absolom and Achitophel.' 1681 623 3. The Scottish Test Act and the Duke of York's Return. 1681-1682 623 4. The City Elections. 1682 623 5. Flight and Death of Shaftesbury. 1682-1683 624 6. The Attack on the City. 1682-1683 624 7. The Remodelling of the Corporations. 1683-1684 625 8. The Rye House Plot. 1683 625 9. The Whig Combination. 1683 625 10. Trial and Execution of Lord Russell. 1683 625 11. Execution of Algernon Sidney. 1683 626 12. Parties at Court. 1684 626 13. Death of Charles II. 1685 627 14. Constitutional Progress. 1660-1685 627 15. Prosperity of the Country. 628 16. The Coffee Houses. 630 17. The Condition of London. 631 18. Painting. 631 19. Architecture. 631 20. Science. 632 21. Difficulties of Communication. 632 22. The Country Gentry and the Country Clergy. 633 23. Alliance between the Gentry and the Church. 633