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# Title: LBr. 3 · Acherley
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Abandon d insulted and veahend, may serve as soe many Evidences to prove-
thatthere was such a Conspiracy
I vas Evident thatthe Ducene andher ministers had made soc many successfuce
Stepps tothat End, Thal theforues dared about October 1713 to spread a Rumour that-
they voud bring actile into thethenneset Parliament Jo en able the Duceneto name
her successor; Theyhneu thepover o France vas then athand to support em, aud
that France vas ready (assoone asthe Empire and Carcelona coutdbee reduced) to
act Openeu forthe Pretender.
Jneed not Enlargetoprove a Danger thatwas soc apparent, and Which is still
made more apparent by the lale Rebellion aud the numerous partus that every
day more aud more discover themselves tobee in thevihearts forthe Pretender.
2. Ols tothesecond Head
His Electorale Highnesses Memorcall. ag: a Seperate Preah, nith France, aud
ag. a Cessation of elems, Which vas Concelved in Sagaccous, et even Propheticall
Termo. Wastreat ed With Insolence, aud Baron Bothmerfor presenting it vas
forbidthecourt.
TheBarrier Freaty. Because it provided some Securitu forthe Hanover-
Successcon was exploded, aud the Fransactor ofitt, the Lord Joronthend, was by
thepartus Voted apubech Enemy.
All the Motcons thativere evermade in Parliament in favour of the Hanover
Succession orfor removingthe Pretender further off thanLorzain, vere Baffled and
Eeuded.
TheSorces ivere arrved at that Degree of Assurance that the Hanover Family Tho.
never Succeed Thatthe Hanover Troops in Flanders vere treated as Desertors, and for
thatreason vere denyed thevrpay.
TheLord Trcasurer Oxford beingthe Pitot ofthe Conspiracy, laughed at all the
Efforts thatvere altempted to shahehim. They served onlyto Encreate his pover
aud to animale his Proccedings
3. As tothe Third Head
I0 Ex cellency cannot forgett my Proposall to Explai at Utrecht, thal Article
ofthe Peace Wohich related tothe Protestant Succession, by Declarinus a Libertys
to anq Prince of Our Sllustrious Housetoreside un England; nor my
Reasoningtopersvade that Effort, Which Poxtracted even fromthe Ducenes
Specch ofthe 6of June 1712 iohen no bodys else observed any such thing: For
Parqued Thatthe Ducen et her ministers coudnever denylo matre as quod a
Security for the ritish Succession, as shec thought Thec had done forthe Firench
Succession (V2z+) Jo allon a Prince ofthestouse of Hanover lobee present in
England in regard Thec asserted inher speech, Thatthe Duhe of Orleans as
Successor vouldbee ready. thatis, vouldbee present in Firance, And therefore
L. Astothesecono