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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B
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me to set about it, Whereupon trusting to their sincerity,) quickly conviened the
Ceaders ofthe Cameronians, and procured the address to cale over thes rotestant
Successour, Wohich ) sent us bythe hands ofthe Duhe of Roxborouglt the rohiq Corde
aud had their return, aKnoroledgingthe deceit of it roith many expressions ot
thankfulness, but no more vas heard ofthé address, only in fero days thereafter
Sommers vas declare d Fresident ofe Connsel Warton Lord Lieutenant of Ju
aud sundrys other eminent posts put into the hands ofthe Junto, thus the callina
over of y pootestant succes sor nous dropped rohich sherod that self noas only
the bonon of these men, sorthus by their selfish vieros the glorious opportunitus
as tost, roho voould have made us happy, aud have prevented that deluge of danger
thatnoro scems to threatenx us.
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H is, tog visible to the Woorto, since the Change ofthe late ministry, that thingo are
carryinq on tothe Interest of y. Tretender, aud thatthis ministry favour him, ohich Icame
to understand veru eartus (aud sent oneto Baron Bothmar to ad vertise him of it), Wohich
eame tr my Lnoroledge this roay. Mr Harley nois Lard Preasurer at thattime Chancel.
lour ofy Exchequez met roith me accidentallys inthe house ofthe late Tord devers.
ham pohere he pressed verys much, chould sit hm athis oron house rdhereho avoned
to
have some things to communicate tome, roich easily complist a ad in dau ortvo
thereaster did visite him at hus house in horck buitdings, w’here un a long discours
he regreted tome, tlat the Seots Dresbyterian vere B opposite tohim, aud had suffereo
themseloes, to be seduced into the opinion, that he voas into the Jaterest of the Pheter
der, Wohereas no man vas more zealously affected to the house of ganover, than
hiniself, aud y allthese etdeavours to erush tum served onlyto roeaken his hards
in the service intended for that house, therefore he desiret Qnoutou se my en-
deavours to calm their spirits aud qioe them a more just opinim ofhim, +o
rohich Jansverd, Et voulo be verys hard for mes toremove that suspicion, ohile his
nron action so much confirmd it bylis bestoroing allhis favours aud countenance
uponthe Jacobites, aud particularts in contributinque his Interest ixthe procuringof
suchtobe elected in the late elections of rarliament, but )tolo them, Jbelie
ved Jvas able to qoehim an opportunity to undeceive the loord, aud to aspeer
in sus just colours; for roheu the Rveeu at the Close of the last Scots uion
farliament had been pleaset t intrust me aoith a fule porver to ait as ples
sed in order to defeat that wieked design, lad te betterto enable me tde
reto established a train of Intelligence thorouge Scotland, Woherebus litle or
nothinus had escaped mis Knorolenge, aud that at Ladbeea this thathadgiven
me au opportunitys to contreact that Entreprise adhichis yet a Secret
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andthat altho since the change ofthe inistry her majessus had beeu pleased
tonoihdraothe allovances, The hath granted for that purpose, rset rston my
oion account and formys satisfartion Jhad stile continued sume partofit, by
rohich means roithin these feu days had accorent, there oas some Emissaries
comefron Franca to Scotland, iohere they rvere at present in close consuttati
ons