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yet Our Regard to the Preservation of Our religious and -civil Interests, and the "Peace Ocf the-Kingdom, oblige- Lf*. at this Time'' to make 4t-*aC)ur ""lequel^ that Your Excellencies will Afictly .r…

cente, That whatever Forces His Majesty (hall think fit to raise, or whatever Expence His Majestj (hall think necessary for the Defence of the Kingdom, this House will enahle His Majesty to make gobdt…

hey1 ^dvancttf within Sight gf the Rebels, the River being* between them, Then the Countess Dowager of Seaforth proposed an Interview with my Lord Lovat, m^whic^ it was agrees, that the Earl her Sort …

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The bumble Address of the Arcbbjbop, Dean and Chapter and Cltrgy of the City and Diocess of York. #it please your sacred Majesty, E you* Majesty's most, dutiful and loyal SubjeBs, the Archbistiop,* De…

My Lords and Gentlemen, It is Matter of the greatest Uneasiness to Me, That tbe firfi Tears of My Reign, tbe whtle Course of wbicb I wished to have transmitted to Posterity, distinguished by tbe fair …

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