Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 192v
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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
- c
- 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
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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 192v. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068772:0390?run=74