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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B
# Folio 192v, page id 00068772:0390
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Sothe heads oile be in Englan to contrive, aud thehands in scollaad to
begin the first execution part,
Scoseand is divide d into three parties, vit: the Episcopab, Pres byteri
ans audthe Cameronianes, the firstof tuese three are ale Jacobites, of rohom 9 may say
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noithout breachof Charitys, thereroile not be one houndred found foc the succession inthe
Rouse of hanover, the other tavo are te aman inthe Interest of that Illustrions douse
butnone of these parties in any qood Understanding amongthemselves, the Presby.
terians are those that are satis fyed rorta the presant establishment ofthe
Church of Scoteand, as it nono stands, the Cameronians tave affected the model ofd
Presbyterian Government, as it stood established in anno 1648, aud dissents fon
the present foot rohere it nono stands, secured by Lau afterthe revolution aud
this vay tey took their beginurngs, Sosoonas linqe Charles the 2. oas restored
heabalissid the presbyteriau Government in Scotland, aud thrust them frointhe
Churches, pohercupon the Pres byterian Divins Kept their Conventicles aud preache
inthe fielos, So that nohen the Government perceived, they rather gaind tuen los
Atrength bys y Persecution, it avas cunminglus ober advised byy Dube ofuau–
derdale, thenthe governinque minister, to divide them among themiselves, in order
to rohich an Indulgence vas quanted by the Ling, but se conceived, as they
Rnero aou be ouly accepted by some and rejected by others of narroiver prin
ciptes, rohieh hadimde ed the desiguo efect, noheretu a prejudice aud separati
on arrose betroixt tac indulged aud the anti indulged parties, he lost ofrohiche
continued to preach in the fields roith desensit arms, to Wohom roas theu
giventhe name aud distinetion of sameronians, Joho having in ao Wbob.
fornid themseloes into an army, they had the nisfortuno to be routed iny
battel of Bendland, aud afteroards in ao 1679. they vare defeated at Both
Woele Bridge by the Dute ofontmonth, after rohich the persccutionrunto
unchristian extreamities aigainst them, iohich served. onts to confirm aud ex-
asperate them, to defend themselves desperatly inthe southern’aud WWestern
mountains of Scotland, my predece spoursad the nisfortune tobe ofthis
 beinq tore
number, his Ladus aud hildren, to seck for Thetter into Gollaud, rohile he
hemself continued in Scotland upon the head ofthose people, iiho afterhis
death pitched upon his son, myy Bgrotherto command them, ioho afterroards
bore a great part in bringing about the accession of Ring oilliam to thesroron
of Scotland, for so soon a sthat Prince lande d in Cngland, he declared for him
aud falliaque