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LBr. 345 · Gwynne, fol. 18r

Machine transcription. Not an edition. Errors are expected: about 8% character error rate on Latin and French lines, higher on German. Mean line confidence on this page: 0.90.

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One image of two folio pages side by side, registered by the library under both labels (also fol. 19v); this page is its right half.

The machine reads it as

  1. nt werde dießt noch riumas
  2. et
  3. inusri Wraelane das ubrige auo
  4. diesen abund osufehlbar gaus
  5. Such a sinole person, et such a conjuncture, may choose
  6. 10 play the same of Cromell, or chac otMonte For the false
  7. or For the true Ileir.
  8. And the cime moycome, in irtichihe Pretender, wich
  9. ehie sreac Foraien Porer, andthe Intreasues ichin the King-
  10. dom, may de able co rain more Deople, then the Successor,
  11. beins ablene and desticure ot the necestorr (UDPOTIS.
  12. Especially atcer the Dissolution of the Creat Alliance,
  13. erhich may iunly be apprehended in cime ot peace; as ie
  14. did happen alcer che Freacies oF Nimmeouen and Rysirck,
  15. and a5 ic is very like ro Fall out again atter chis War;
  16. IE more effectual meatures are noc catren, in the Kine.
  17. dom a5 rell a5 abroad.
  18. And ifthe Allies do noc find their Securiey in our Cion-
  19. Aitution, and in the Succession.
  20. Jhe Lords have made un Excellent Address 1o the
  21. Oucen, co maincain a 500d intellisence uith the allies, and
  22. Particularly vith the States Gienerall.
  23. Buc ic is eo be istid, chac chis g00d incellisence may
  24. Belo entended, and thac such Meatures may be caten, chac
  25. re may be allrers certain ot cheir altictance ro secure che
  26. Procestant Succection.
  27. Ensland and the States are thesreat Support, ofthe Pro-
  28. celtarie Rellixion and Incerest, and otche Liberties of Rurope.
  29. P’is undoubrels the Interest and Safery of. Both, all-
  30. Wrazsto maintain a g00d correspondenceand erve Friendship.
  31. Theretore che wise and honest Mivisters on boch sides
  32. Will easily. fnd che most propter meanes to prevent any
  33. Ouarrel, and will preserre a pertect UInion;
  34. Which must be prounded uppon the Oblication and
  35. Necessity of each otbers mutuull Defence.
  36. Evpland may and ouxhe 1o depend uppon ils oru
  37. Wisedom and Force, ta detend it selE; beins secur d’and
  38. quiez ac Hore.
  39. bitte min dießt olnis idiader zuelicker
  40. And
  41. daruit man du phrissen, wemo esnothigs, brancge
  42. Mane

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LBr. 345 · Gwynne, fol. 18r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 300). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/DE-611-HS-973562:0035?run=300