Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 194v
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- me to set about it, Whereupon trusting to their sincerity,) quickly conviened the
- Ceaders ofthe Cameronians, and procured the address to cale over thes rotestant
- Successour, Wohich ) sent us bythe hands ofthe Duhe of Roxborouglt the rohiq Corde
- aud had their return, aKnoroledgingthe deceit of it roith many expressions ot
- thankfulness, but no more vas heard ofthé address, only in fero days thereafter
- Sommers vas declare d Fresident ofe Connsel Warton Lord Lieutenant of Ju
- aud sundrys other eminent posts put into the hands ofthe Junto, thus the callina
- over of y pootestant succes sor nous dropped rohich sherod that self noas only
- the bonon of these men, sorthus by their selfish vieros the glorious opportunitus
- as tost, roho voould have made us happy, aud have prevented that deluge of danger
- thatnoro scems to threatenx us.
- non
- H is, tog visible to the Woorto, since the Change ofthe late ministry, that thingo are
- carryinq on tothe Interest of y. Tretender, aud thatthis ministry favour him, ohich Icame
- to understand veru eartus (aud sent oneto Baron Bothmar to ad vertise him of it), Wohich
- eame tr my Lnoroledge this roay. Mr Harley nois Lard Preasurer at thattime Chancel.
- lour ofy Exchequez met roith me accidentallys inthe house ofthe late Tord devers.
- ham pohere he pressed verys much, chould sit hm athis oron house rdhereho avoned
- to
- have some things to communicate tome, roich easily complist a ad in dau ortvo
- thereaster did visite him at hus house in horck buitdings, w’here un a long discours
- he regreted tome, tlat the Seots Dresbyterian vere B opposite tohim, aud had suffereo
- themseloes, to be seduced into the opinion, that he voas into the Jaterest of the Pheter
- der, Wohereas no man vas more zealously affected to the house of ganover, than
- hiniself, aud y allthese etdeavours to erush tum served onlyto roeaken his hards
- in the service intended for that house, therefore he desiret Qnoutou se my en-
- deavours to calm their spirits aud qioe them a more just opinim ofhim, +o
- rohich Jansverd, Et voulo be verys hard for mes toremove that suspicion, ohile his
- nron action so much confirmd it bylis bestoroing allhis favours aud countenance
- uponthe Jacobites, aud particularts in contributinque his Interest ixthe procuringof
- suchtobe elected in the late elections of rarliament, but )tolo them, Jbelie
- ved Jvas able to qoehim an opportunity to undeceive the loord, aud to aspeer
- in sus just colours; for roheu the Rveeu at the Close of the last Scots uion
- farliament had been pleaset t intrust me aoith a fule porver to ait as ples
- sed in order to defeat that wieked design, lad te betterto enable me tde
- reto established a train of Intelligence thorouge Scotland, Woherebus litle or
- nothinus had escaped mis Knorolenge, aud that at Ladbeea this thathadgiven
- me au opportunitys to contreact that Entreprise adhichis yet a Secret
- n
- andthat altho since the change ofthe inistry her majessus had beeu pleased
- tonoihdraothe allovances, The hath granted for that purpose, rset rston my
- oion account and formys satisfartion Jhad stile continued sume partofit, by
- rohich means roithin these feu days had accorent, there oas some Emissaries
- comefron Franca to Scotland, iohere they rvere at present in close consuttati
- ons
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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 194v. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068772:0394?run=74