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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 192r

Machine transcription. Not an edition. Errors are expected: about 8% character error rate on Latin and French lines, higher on German. Mean line confidence on this page: 0.90.

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One image of two folio pages side by side, registered by the library under both labels (also fol. 195v); this page is its right half.

The machine reads it as

  1. ing nono too apparent to any man ospenetration, . the pre-
  2. ervation, of Great Poritain, (Wohich 9 tate to be roropt up in securinque
  3. A
  4. to us the succession in y. Illustrions Bouse of hanover) is by the
  5. present measures dangeronsly Aruch at, Phall vorthout any apolo-
  6. qie transgreos the bounds of my province, aud discharge some part
  7. of my duty, adhich & hope procecds from a principle Superiour to pri-
  8. vate Interest and Corruption by groing a Sort and true account ofthe
  9. estate of thatnation and of y. maladies, that at present affect its
  10. verys vitals, to nohich gohale roith ale submission Subjoyne the remedies
  11. that in my humble opinion are nou proper and necessars for disappontinq
  12. the designs of france an the Pretender, and of a dangerous partus angr
  13. our selves, rohich last ) fear more, than y. former trvo, In order tordhich
  14. it voile be neceosary to look a little balverds, and takle some notice
  15. of y fountains, from Wohich these Waters of titterness have proccedet,
  16. s
  17. Thale not make any mention ofthese things thas are publick tothe vos
  18. but restriet my sels tothe late secret and close transactions, unto rohich
  19. the circumstances of a family Grepresent aud te considerable part Jmys
  20. self have born inthese matters, graduallus introdu ced me.
  21. es
  22. Therefore it ould be ne cessarys to begin voite Scotland, fromaohence the
  23. frest mischies roile readitus have its beginuinque, ad nyloro Nottingnam hath
  24. latelys in a litle Treatise justly enough observed, for the scots being byna
  25. fure forward and ready to adventure upon auy entreprise, that affects their
  26. Inelination, adhitont traving a due regard to the effect of Consequences, are
  27. fe first proper tooes for action; forthe Highlanders beinque men of no thougnt
  28. and of desperate fortuns, woill upon any Enconradgement appear in arms for is
  29. Pretender; to rohom ally rest ofy sacobites intlat Countrys roile readilys jogn ohe
  30. reas the Englithare naturally more warrys aud roeighs Consequences roitha
  31. litle more digection, aud more apt tojogn in an Undertatinu, then to beginit,

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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 192r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068772:0389?run=74