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Chapter D

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Dalton, ii.

Delft, its extent, i.

Delft, the Doolen, i.
Palace of WILLIAM I. i.
His tomb, i.

Derwentwater, ii.

Dort, ii.

Dover, straights of, ii.

Dress of the Dutch, i.

Druidical Monument, ii.

Duisbourg, ii.

Dykes in Holland, i.

E

Ehrenbreitstein, i. ii.

Esthwait water, ii.

F

Flaarding, ii.

France, conversation relative to, ii.

Franckfort, the liberties
and independence of, i.
The surrender and
re-capture of the city in 79, i.
Cabinet Literaire, i.
Theatre, i.

Franckenthal, i.

French prisoners, i.

Friburg, ii.

Furness Abbey, ii.

G

Gardens in Holland, i.

German territories, intermixture of, ii.

Germany, condition of, ii.

Goar, St. ii.

Goodesberg, i.
The castle and hill of, i.

Gorcum, ii.

Government of the United Provinces, i.

Grasmere, ii.

Graystock, neighbourhood of, ii.

H

Haarlem, voyage thither from Leyden, i.
The great church, i.
The city, i.

Haerlemer Maer, i.

Hardwick, ii.

The Hague, palace there, i.
Apartments of the States General, i.
Grand Voorhout, i.
Maison du Bois, i.

Half Wegen Sluice, i.

Hawkshead, ii.

Hawswater, ii.

Helvoetsluys, i.

Hockheim, i.

Hoogstrass, i.

Hornby, ii.

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