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LBr. 3 · Acherley, fol. 9r

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One image of two folio pages side by side, registered by the library under both labels (also fol. 10v); this page is its right half.

The machine reads it as

  1. Nould bec Ponerfule enough tovindicale his oune Pight; Intimating plairi enough
  2. that an absent succ essor voued bee Unready andhis Tover precarious
  3. Whenthis Proposale (thohughly approved of) Was laid aside, dd (at 20: Ex cellencien
  4. Desire audat a tume rohen theDanger vas more impending, and as it vere inthe
  5. Article of necessity, Project aud edvise theDemand ofthe Wrut of sumons, elud you
  6. maypleate toremember Whatpans Jtook to Explain thatmatter, aud to theu horo
  7. vcresistibly thatDemand wouedpush aud Unmassi theministry, And thal it was the
  8. oncymeans to Dis appointthe scetender
  9. you
  10. IntheLetters Which Preccived fromo: Ex cellenc) e From Baron Bothmer Bt
  11. M. Robethon, Every one of you vere pleased tosay That y ou hadhis Electorall
  12. da
  13. Highnesses Orders totele mee That myservices were highey approved of., elnd that
  14. Suitable Retorns Thouldbec made Wohen an Opportuncty came, andto desire mee
  15. toproceed in my quod Intentions to bring thedesigne tothe Effect withedfor
  16. 4. As totheffourth Head
  17. The Demand oftheWritt being made at a time rohen the Conspirators vere most
  18. Secure, SH made onfear that the Elector not only hneu, but even loohed over lheu
  19. Shoueders and sau cohat they vere doing, The ffright brought opon the Conscious
  20. and Simorous Ducen a Frembling aud Purging rotuch never lefther, aud
  21. Embarrassed the Ministers soc much thatthey durst not MHemptany thing agcunst
  22. the Hanover Succession in that Parliament.
  23. Whentheministers had enquired et coued not fuid From nhat Duarter the Advice of
  24. thatDemand came Bolnbrohe et some others Who groand onderthe Treasurers
  25. Pover tooh that Opportunchy to mahethe Dueene beleive That the Treasurer
  26. Oxford vasthe Aecthor of thal Advice; Alrquinqu thathecthe Treasurer had Kept
  27. his Kuisman Thomas Harley in Hoecand et aH Hanover upon specious pretences
  28. buthad reallus et in fact by him betrayed thevisecrets, and vas mahinghus Dcace
  29. octh the Elector atttheir Expences, aud had therefore eldvised theclector topresse-
  30. thePrinces Cominu into England. Under a Pretence ot Sittinu in Parliament
  31. Hc
  32. Which coued mean nothing else buttobreak her maj: Moasures
  33. Thete Representations made such an Impression on the Du een, that Thee-
  34. Wasprevailed on that moment toResolve on theTreasurers Romovall
  35. The Sreasurer spared no pauns tounde ceive the Jueen aud Rcestablist humiselse
  36. And for thal purpose hec Contrived those bitter Letters thatwere sent to Hanover
  37. Which in such an extraordinary manner affectedthe Princesse Sophia. aud
  38. Moroover in a study ed Speech tothe Ducen, hec oith Imprecations Asserted Thal
  39. hec was soe farr from beingthe Author ofthat edvice, that it was by his Means
  40. onty ThattheDuhe of Cambridge was hept trom coming, But all vas in van, Hor
  41. the Distrustfule Ducene Noudd not bec Undeceived; Whercupon the Freasurer
  42. Changedhis Behaviour, aud insulted hother Ministers oith Menaces for rohal
  43. theyvere Doing, Andthishee dud even in the Ducens Hearing. Whichputther into
  44. Ihe utmost Sear. lestihe Sicasurer should Diocover aud Expose e Consporacy

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LBr. 3 · Acherley, fol. 9r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/DE-611-HS-874836:0019?run=74