Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 193r
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- and fallinue docon fromthe mouatains seased apon alinus ames Garrisons
- turnd aut the Episcopal Cergy from Churches, aud asterroaros marched in to
- Odinbourus roith a Arong body of men, quardedthe convention of Estates fronithe
- Insubes ot a Lord Dundy andthe Jacobites, aud btohd up the Castle of Edinbura
- then inthehands ofthe Dule of Gordon, tile such tine asthe convention had
- forfeited Ling James, and Selled the broion upon the late Miny William and roec
- mary of glorions memories, audthe arrivas of tue troops fron England under
- General macckay, and havinqu thus brought the Cameronians into the Interest
- rvent
- of king Woilliam, he put a double Regiment ofthem into his service, ronich bythe
- chame of the Cameronian Regiment, joho afterrourds had the honour in a great mea
- sure to sate Scotlard by defeatinq the Ennemies iohole army at the fight of
- Dunhalo a fero dags after the rebells had routed Generas Mackay aud alethe
- Reqular troops at hillekranky, aud So soon as the Seots troubles noere endes
- he roeht coith them to flandere, aud Died inthe battel of stenkirke; atter
- nohich G find me umoillinglis oblidged to make mention of my self, Wohich qroout glad
- ly have forborn, il the nature ofthis subjert had not made it necessary. Se soon
- as) came to represent my brother, ethougut it ne cessaru for me on many accounts
- to Reepup a quod understandinque oiththe sameronians, altho in my oion judgement
- 9could not qu’into the harroioness of their principles; e belive it vould not be
- out of the roay, to touch a litle here upon the methods aud forms, Wlcreby they
- govern themseloes, they have ale their officers appointed from Colonels to Corporat
- aud vellexercised, aud arnid, aud readyto appear in any occasion, that is della
- red tobetheir duty by Aheir generat meetinque, Wohich is thus composed oftrvo sone
- missioners from every distriet iohere they cive, iho meet every thrce month au
- determine rohat is to be done, nohich rohen concluded upon stands obligatory uxor
- the nohole body, tile rescinded by a subseeuent general mecting, by rohich means
- fhey are in an exait concert amongthemselves, aud ready for any attempt Wher
- thus concluded on to be their duty. Pre Presbyterians rave no such methods
- nor ara theys under such concert amonq themseloes, aud consequent ly ont of conditis
- to attemptanythinus, until the Cameronians first begin it, So this oas the occassone
- ofiny being couxted by both parties inthe late transactions, rohich affected tle ver
- essence ofour Constitution, by vhich means aud the helpof some manadgemente
- Gnoas brougnt into the depths of thesethings, Wohich remained mysterions tothe
- Generalitus of people: but Jsop a litle here to return into a passage, ahich
- revived the dying hopes ofthe sacobites, ans vas as folloros
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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 193r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068772:0391?run=74