Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 194r
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- Therefore they used alethe Endeavners to prevail roith the Cameronians to mata
- thefirst appearence, rohom they Kneco the Presbyterdans vould instanteus joyn, in
- rohich theus had succeeded so far, that the lameronians had apported a General
- zendevous aponthe liver of Nith, in order to march into Edimburq, aud raise
- thetarliament byforce ofarms, rohich Jhad ihe honour inthat tine toprevent
- andtherebys break that dange rons design. Had this voas rohat in feu days
- after quue occasion to my beinglet into the secret transactions, that pracee de
- attended, aud follorved the Jnvasion ofthe Pretender upon Scolland, but aes this
- is yet a mystery, aud voulo talle rp too much time to enter noio in that dateit
- sball deferrit il til an other occasion, aud content ny selt to say, that as
- Thad in these times an unlinrited porver fionthe civeen, so) had afterardu
- her approbation of my Conduit aud feal in these affairs under the lindest expressi
- ons, a subjeet coult have exspected. from a Soveraign. Jam ready to communicate
- in an otherpaper alethese matters toHis Ele ctorae Highness pohich) hope
- poile befor his service, as vele as of lise for our preservaton.
- cant here passover Wdithout indignation the necligeney ofthe lateMini
- tosgiqu
- intlat matter, northe selfist aud unvorthy designs even ofthe unto, roho had et
- theu in their porver to prevent ale that no threatres us ofrohieh last) Thallonly
- mention on passage, pot roith ahy Design to ref le et, for Joish could cover ale tleir
- sus
- Infirmities, aud is as follorves: Johen y Gretender had just leftle Coastot Scot
- se
- Tand, )found the rohique Guato at pains to persuade me, that the Lord Godolphinevas
- inthe Interest ofthe Pretender, Wohich they said no body had occasion to Knoro bette
- then my self, aud that il voule be inpossible, to preserve s fron the efforts of
- France pohile that minister continued at the Helm, untess the protestant successo
- as inoited aud brought overto Cngland, addinu that it voulo be a furder addition
- fothe services Thad done in deféatingthe pretender design upon Scotland, to
- procure an addressfron the Cameronians tothe Loceu, intreatinq phe rooulo
- bepleaset to invite overthe successor inthe souse of Banover to England, othe
- porse they coulo neither believe themseloes orthe nation in any Safety, since
- de little care had been lately taken for securinqu of thei kingoom of the attemp
- efthe Pretender, nothroitetandinque of all the timous advertisements. It vas
- v
- indeed no hard matter, to malle me jealous of Godolphin, Since Jhad Sgreat oc.
- casions of enooingtor much of his remisnes to say no orse in that matter pot
- doithstandinque ofalethe advicet, he had received trom myself; but tho quas
- noelli pleased roithe the proposat yet JLvas afraid, they roould not second my
- attempt, but leave both the lameronians aud me tothe resentment ofan en
- redged Miniter; horvever they continue d still to importun me bas letters, he assu
- Des from
- alepartsos Ey land es te sane rature, aud sent tle duleos Raverus se peste
- es
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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 194r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068772:0393?run=74