LBr. 464 · Ker, John, fol. 4r
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The machine reads it as
- Emissaries aud Seandolons Toriters ta heep it on this foot honoe
- ingadell, sosoon as it comes to be removed fronthis that of revo-
- lution aud pretender, they voile loose five parts of six ofthepo
- pulace.
- cesalsohis righuets roile by a prudent andstecdy londuit
- have un oppartanitus ofreconellinq those, that differ in nothinq
- but in au impertinent aud unseasonable name of distinction, iohich
- the great danger that noo they sec threatens tdem, oile verue
- much facilitate, aud so the revolation sorys roile see themselves as
- much entitledto his Princly affection aesthe other side, byrohich
- es
- Re roile have the means, of Utherinq hinaself into the roored by a
- glorions tram of extended vieros and recommandinus endeavours au
- mustendear Rim to the esteem aud affection ofaletonest e
- and dash the couradge ofhis Covardey ennemies ioho roile be
- frightued From matinq auy barefaced attempt in favour ofthe
- Pretender iohen they Lnoio the revolution partus byhis presence
- roile lave the means as wellasthe heart to svalloro themus
- upon thefirst neros ofaus french naval armement,
- Lasters the Trince roile have by a litle abode in Cnglandt
- means of remavinq of the prejudice ofthe Englisk aigiast a forcia
- nev rohich GKnoro is nouo improven to his prejudice bystis
- arires.
- The great aversionthe vocen aud ministry at
- fime express aiganisthis Comingover, is a eleur indication, thatther
- have a damned design in vieu, autthat. it is bythis an hazardto
- de crushio, for nohat offence could it qiue for a prince to come
- over to learnthe manners and crstons ofa people, Wdhom he
- is afterroards togovern, andioho bythe ties of blond as vell
- interest oould be a dutiful observer ofthe Locen in ale respects
- aud ta vtiet bys lis patent as Date et Cambndye is entillad to
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LBr. 464 · Ker, John, fol. 4r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/DE-611-HS-854976:0007?run=74