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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 195v

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  1. file their purposes, they hnoio very well, that the Unim betiviet the troo
  2. nations is thegreat est securitu in Laro forthe protestant uccession inregard
  3. thatthis nero Constitation of Great Britain bys thes Unioro is founded uponthe
  4. Succession inthe honse ofhanorer, adhich is declard tobethe basis rohereupon
  5. s.
  6. it nests, aud tobe irrevocable by angfutur Britisk Tarliament, Joho cannever
  7. consti
  8. act aigainst the very foundation oftur etution rohich bythe articles is declar
  9. tobe no other thenthe foresaid surcession. Therefore in order to male tha
  10. Scols tresbyterians to press forthe dissolution ofthe linion, the last British Par
  11. Ciament did in tle Case of mr Grienstra make such a trespassupon the
  12. Scots tresbyterian Government, as Lau ean never justifye, aud to infland
  13. themfurther they introduced the Lay Patronadges, Wohichis contraryto
  14. the very nature ofthat Government, aud to croion all, bore very hard upox
  15. that Conntry in y. affair ofthe malt sax, by rohich in some otherthings it
  16. Was designo, to get the revolution Party in Deotland to push forthe dissolutio
  17. ofthe lion, aud alsoto incite the Caneronians torunto arms, that they
  18. rignt have an opportunitus to cut then of in time, Wohather kneco voulo
  19. aftervards besome bulvorik, argainst the tretender, but both these designs
  20. being timonsly perceived, Care oes taken toprevent these Sares, nor shale
  21. Qualue my self in my application inthe matter, since it rous no less,
  22. then my duty.
  23. The neut discoverys, ) made oas their End eavours to instile into Thenimo
  24. ofthe revolution party thatthe house of Ganover had relinquist in a great
  25. measure the thoughts ofthe succession, aud that they ioère indifferent about il
  26. voith design no doubt to prepare mens minos to submit more casilus, to rohat
  27. seens to be preparing.
  28. shale here tahe occasion noith Sone satisfattion ta make mention ota
  29. Sacret rohich is, thatthe Protestants ofthe Northof Vland have very grestly ta-
  30. Nen altarm, aud in some meetinqe Jnad roith Some leadinque aud roorthy Gentleme
  31. inthat Country thorongh it avas determino to establissi a Correspondence tho-
  32. rougnthat Ringdom, aud to procure an universal consent toappear in cerms for
  33. le preservation ofthe Protestant Successon and deligion, When some selected
  34. Cersons forthat purpose Phould fiad it necessary, aud Thavinq been intirely trusto
  35. l
  36. bythe Cameronans, rohat t migit thinh necessarys in that part Woe have so setlled
  37. Matters in tuc Northof Gland, audthe south of scotland, ithich is separated ou lis
  38. sut by a narroro trait of Sea, that upon à hortevarninq oc canform such
  39. aforce inthe one aud the other Country, as thope fhale mahe ce very quod
  40. si
  41. stand. Aster rohich our fears being jastey increaso bythe Concluscon ofthe
  42. treatus of Utrecht, it vus resolved upon by some honest sentlemen of quod head
  43. fogivethe naval force oftrance some diversion bystriking atthe fountains o.
  44. qivae lise tothe designs ofthat Ennems ofour Religion and lountry, andaster
  45. much

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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Allgemeinen Geschichte LH 11, 6B, fol. 195v. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/00068772:0396?run=74