THE

HISTORY

Of KING

WILLIAM

The THIRD.

In III Parts.

Τοιχτο
ὁ συγγραφες ἔξω ἄροβΘ, αδέκαςος, ἐν δύ
θερΘ, παρρησίας καὶ ἀληθεί ως φίλΘ.

Talis mihi Hiftoricus efto, ut metu careat, muneribus
corrumpatur, liber fit, dicendi verum libertatem

non

amet.

Lucianus de Confcribenda Hiftoriâ.

LONDON:

Printed for A. Roper, at the Black Boy in Fleet-
Street; and F. Coggan, in the Middle Temple

Lane, 1702.

TO THE

QUEEN.

MADAM,

A

Midst the Joyful Multitudes that crowd Your Palace, to Congratulate Your MAJESTY's aufpicious Acceflion to the Throne of Your Glorious Ancestors, HISTORY, Madam, makes bold to approach Your Sacred Perfon, and to lay at Your Feet the LIFE and REIGN of King William the Third: A Prince, whofe Heroical Actions have fill'd the World with Admiration, and whofe Memory will ever live in the Records of Fame.