Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 195r
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- ous qoith the Jacobites, So ifhe inclind to que me le ave, Inould in ptanter
- rorite tothe Cameronians tosecure both their persons aud papers, rohich voute
- mate such discoverres, as Would furnisso hom rorth au opportunitys to Sheio his
- Zeal aud affection to the house of Ganover, but qfouudhon chonedroiththe
- proposat rohich roith confusion in his countenance he declind, aud this
- vas, rohat prooved very mortifying tote late L. Hevertham, rohen he
- heard it fron my mouth a fero days before his death.
- Shall noro infero vords proceed to qive an acconnt ofeux poresent londiti
- Con, the le volution partie in Engrand are at least ten toone juc obite, in Scotlane
- they are pretty equally dioided aborit a aud half, but the more substantice
- and vealthy part of the nationirs zealously affected t the hanover Succession
- ge
- rohereasthe other consists mostos Gigalauders; men of desperate fortune
- and profligat lives. but to undeceive the Woored ofthe misstery, idhy the bodus
- England run roith so much violence in the present meusurs, that so visible
- tend to overturnthe Protestant succession, rohen the najoritys is so nruck
- upon this side; musthere take occasion fo observe hoith sorroro, that
- rohen the late Bhinistry rvere in the manadgement, they did behave themselves
- 16 very ill in many respects, that y very name ofa Wohius became odious to
- the body oftha nation, roherebus the populace became so exasperate, that theus
- pororedont their aversion and fury ipon allsionest meu, roho boze tlat name
- corthont distinction, in Wohich this sreasurer aud present mministrys sofound their
- account, that ale artifices vere bythem employed aud scandaltus loriters
- entertained to heighten that prejudice. hus bythese names theu cunningus
- e
- misstated the Controversy under the name of higs aud sory, and threco Oyl into
- theflame bythe means ofthe meaner aud poysoned Clergy idho sufferd
- thenseloes tobe the Courttools inthis matter continumque to instile fromthe
- pulsit into theenhadqed populace, that the rohigs vere in a Gdtot bo over
- tura the Chuirck, aud dethrone the Locen aud to qive upthenations Interes
- tothe Dutch. So this ferment so rorougnt, bythe daity influences it receioe
- that the Eyes ofthe populace continued blind, ioho ifthey vere once posses
- ofthe true notion, that the just state of Quection is noio betroint the Grotestaq
- Succession, aud Euglish libertuys on the one pert, aud French flaverys audthe Pre
- tender on the other part oould ait a quite contrary part, and vould talle a qite
- contrarus Couese, Johich the ministry Lnoros so wele, that they mate hastis aud
- lese
- preposterons paces to atlain their end beforethe peopte eyes is opend, dhut
- Theyhnoro is noz far off. Forthe disadvantadgion treaty of Commerce roith
- france voile soon undeceiva such, as nothina but Aecling ean convince
- Wohilethe cexorbitant pover aud richessof france roith the visible steps that
- are made to bringhome the Pretender isabont to allarm the more refind part
- opttem, theresore roita dome degestion daave deseroed the measues, ta taterte sull
- file
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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 195r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068772:0395?run=74