_Union_, of the Crowns, 54, _et seq._; of the Kingdoms, proposed by Edward I., 10, _et seq._; by Somerset, 18; by Maitland of Lethington, 31, _et seq._; by James VI., 68, _et seq._; during the Commonwealth, 96, _et seq._; abolished at the Restoration, 123, 124; proposed in 1670, 139; at the Revolution, 147, _et seq._; in 1702, 183. _Upsetlington_, Treaty of, 24. _Vane_, Sir Henry (younger), 97, 113, 114. _Vaux_, Sir John de, 13. _Vernon_, Mr. Secretary, 174, 175, 176. _Virginia_, colonised, 87. _Wallace_, William, 12, 35. _Walsingham_, 49, 50. _Warriston_, Sir Archibald Johnston of, 99. _Westminster_, Parliament at, in 1305, 12; Union Commissioners at, in 1604-1607, 68, 69; deputies sent to, from Scotland, 100; Union Commissioners at, in 1702, 183, 184. _Westminster Confession of Faith_, 151, 152, 157. _Whalley_, Henry, 104. _Whigs_, lenient spirit of, 157. _Whitehall_, 143. _William III._ of England, his account of the Stuart policy as to Union, 137; letter to the Estates in 1689, 147; urges settlement of government in Scotland, 149; recommends the Union, 150, 151; his Church policy in Scotland, 155, 156; conduct as to Darien, 171-173; proposes the Union in 1700, 175; his death, 183. _Winter_, Admiral, 35. _Worcester_, battle of, 95, 96. _Wotton_, Sir Edward, Ambassador at Holyrood, 47. _Wycherley_, 169. * * * * * Transcriber’s Notes Missing periods, closing quotation marks and closing parentheses have been supplied where obviously required. All other original errors and inconsistencies have been retained, except as follows: Page 30: least changed to last (and at last Chatelherault) Footnote 7: Debeateable changed to Debateable (vocabulo dicta The Debateable Ground.”) Page 188: Castille changed to Castile (_Castile_, 81.) Page 190: Andrew changed to Adam (_Gurdon_, Sir Adam de, at the Parliament) Page 190: Johnstone changed to Johnston (_Johnston_, Sir Archibald, of Warriston, 99, 121.) Page 191: Macintosh changed to Mackintosh (_Mackintosh_, Sir James, 88.) Page 192: Added page reference for entry (summoned to meet in April 1604, 63;) Page 192: Added page reference for entry (meets at Perth in July 1604, 65;) End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Early History of the Scottish Union Question, by George W. T. Omond