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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B
# Folio 193v, page id 00068772:0392
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She scots, u trulus lave been parolus used since the aicession of tueir Kino
to the Englissi Throne, had inthe reiga ofthe late Linus william obtaind Heoyat assent
to an act of Parliament in Scotland, alloroingthem to make Settlements in the Wwessadies
but that affair of darien, aud y barbarous treatment, the Stots recerved from thez
Onglisso theran, is se voell kennion ta the Woored, thatq insist no further on it, onlus at
caused à ducp resentment in  minos ofall seotsmanto suit a degree, that rdheu
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is Englist setled the Succeosion tothe Croon oengland in y Illustrions hous of Ban-
nover, the Scots ofale persuasions strenvously declino to make the Same Setlement
in their lingim, hoping therebus, they qoould Some timce or otler have it in their porver
to obtain to the nation beter terms ofthe Englist, aud this noas the ouly treason
that so many ofy scots presbyterians, adho bore verus quod Inclinations to te house os
hannover, oppesed the passing of an act oftarliamant forthe settlinq of y forefico
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The sos Courts of Versailles aud S. Germain catched hoce im–
mediately ofthis opportunity so favorable to their de signs, aud roithont ans lossos
time que allorvance to the Seots d’onjurors aud lacobites, to qualifye themselves
bytalinqus alethe oaths regursite by lar, to capacitate tr ele c audbe elected in
Parliament, audthis voas the rouson, that the enost violent Jacobtes made ne
difficultys ot takinu the Cath et abjuration, aud lad cunninqu enough to coverall
their prejudicetothe succession bunder the foreqoinq pecious national pretert
byrohich means the late Dule of hamilton aud the other principal sucobites had
the opportunities of matinque themselves popular, ioho inde ed by a cunninq belaioin
had heconciled the mines of the unthineinus part of the revolution partus unto them
durinque ionieh time the Ennemuse ead opportunities enough of sprecdingtheir covered
porson and aversion, but iohen tle Union oas agreed uson bythe Commissioners
afboth nations at London, the prepidice against it in Seoteand arose to a great hight
tho fron diferent reasons. The Jacobites therebys loosinus their hopes because it
Lued the Sucecssion tothe Croron of Scolland inthe house d Banover, aud thepre
Judice ofthe Presbusterians proccedinu fron a fear, that therebus their Church
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goverument vooobe renderd too precarions by, au nguth Parlianent Thiis
the Court of S Germains finding, they ivere noro bythis fo loose their ouly handet
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Sell aletheir instruments on voorek,  prevent theterm ofthe Unionin
hy Parliament, aud indeed by atract ofeunninqu manadgement thercinthey sucee
ded sofar, asto prevail roiththe fresbyterians,  joyn roiththem to ad drespthe
Parliament aigainst it but Parliament not havinu regard tothese addresses, that
came from althe eorners of the Lingdom in great numbers it rous resoloedupor
to rise in arms, aud by force to dissolve that Judicature Yet the jacobites
net having daredto attempt such an ondertaeinque oithont the Conjunction of
thetresbyterians, idhom attho they found roilliaque enongle tothe same, yset in no con
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dition to perfoem it by reason of the Want ofan estabhed Concert amongthemtetu