Condemnation, King's power of grant-
ing ■ pardon after, questioned,
ix. 311.
Conduct of Charles il. on the fire of
London, ix. 174.
Pusillanimous, of Lord Grey, ix,

266.
Infamous, of Lord Howard, ix. 267.
Of Bishop Burnet, remarks on some

parts of, X. 265.
Of the Earl of Shaftesbury at the
Restoration, ix. 443.
Confederates, a poem, xviii. 178.
Confuting arguments used by the
King, and disrespect of his
person, x. 244.
Congreve, Wm., extracts from Wilson's
Life of, xviii. 210.
Dryden's friendship with, i. 311,
Character of, i. 312.
Poetical epistle to, xi. 57.
Remarks on, xi. 55.
Verses addressed to, xi. 59.
Congreve's dedication of Dryden's
Dramatic Works, ii. 13.
Character of Dryden, ii. 17.
Connection of Dryden in society, after
the Revolution, i. 309.
Of the Indian Emperor to the Indian
Queen, ii. 321.
Conquest of Granada, a, tragedy, Part
I., iv. 1.
Remarks on, iv, 1.
Epistle dedicatory to, iv. 11.
Complimentary verses on, iv. 31.
Prologue to, iv. 32.
Epilogue to, iv. 117.
A tragedy. Part ii., iv. 119.
Prologue to, iv. 121.
Epilogue to, iv. 225.
Conquest of Mexico, a, tragedy, ii.
283.
Conscience, declaration for liberty of,

X. 274.
Consequences of the Revolution to

Dryden, i. 297.
Constantine the Great, epilogue to, x.
387.
Contest at the election of Sheriffs for

London, ix. 407.
Contract, Dryden's, with the King's

company of players, i. 87.
Controversy between Athanasius and
Arius, X. 15.
Concerning the comparative merits
of the ancients and moderns,
xii. 59..
INDEX.
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Co'dtrovoTsy— continued.
Between Dryden and Stillingfleet,
concerning the Duchess of
York's paper, xvii. 187.
Eemarks on, xvii. 189.
Between Dryden and Sir Robert
Howard, i. 83.
Martin Clifford, i. 130.
Hichard Leigh, i. 133.
Edward Eavenscroft, i. 136.
Earl of Rochester, i. 170.
Shadwell, i. 216.
