National Events during S. Wesley’s Youth, 55 Titus Oates, 57 National Immorality, 62 Great Men, 64 S. Wesley intended for Dissenting Ministry, 65 S. Wesley sent to London, 65 Edward Veal, 65 Charles Morton, 66 Morton’s Pupils, 68 Rev. Thomas Doolittle, 69 Wesley writes Lampoons, 70 John Biddle, 71 Charges against Dissenting Ministers, 73 Wesley’s School-fellows, 74 Daniel De Foe, 75 CHAPTER IV. UNIVERSITY DAYS—1683–1688. Why S. Wesley left the Dissenters, 77 Wesley goes to Oxford, 79 Exeter College, 80 Wesley a “Servitor,” 81 Wesley publishes his “Maggots,” 82 Pope’s “Dunciad,” 84 John Dunton, 84 Wesley’s Life at the University, 86 King James’s Visit to Oxford, 89 Birth of Prince of Wales, 91 “Strenæ Natalitiæ,” 91 Wesley’s Poem, 92 His Feelings towards King James, 92 His Defence of the Revolution of 1688, 93 CHAPTER V. NATIONAL AFFAIRS—1685–1688. Charles II., 94 Argyle and Monmouth’s Invasion, 95 Judge Jeffreys, 96 King James’s pro-Papistical Acts, 98 King James’s Declaration of Indulgence, 98 National Patience Exhausted, 99 Deplorable Treatment of Dissenters, 100 Disobedient Clergy, 101 Story respecting S. Wesley Refuted, 102 S. Wesley’s Opinion of King James’s Indulgence, 103 Trial of Seven Bishops, 105 Flight of the King and Queen, 106 Accession of William and Mary, 107