LBr. 345 · Gwynne, fol. 40r
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: 0.94.
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The machine reads it as
- Jam borry for those johossuffer
- themselves to be imposed unson but they
- loho have Wdickes Designes, may one day
- repent ofthem. And uill be bold
- tojay thatthey must exther plunge the Nation
- in to tha greatest confudon, to makie it unable
- to punisa, or that they vill se ansvereable
- Det letus inthe mean time examine
- these pretences, hou absurd soever
- If ve will Keep the next Drotestant
- eir at a distance, it must be alloved
- to be grounded uppon tuoo suppositions:
- i
- First that the Queen is against che
- Electresses cominus over
- and 2 dly, thatHer beinue in England, durinue
- thezueenes lise, is a thinus ill in ils its selse
- it in itselfa.
- These truo propositions are Wicked and
- criminall in themseves
- queen
- For to say that thein Woulo take
- alvaque from the pres. Presumtive Heir the
- Right to cominus into England, is to casta
- great reflection upon Her Majesty, aud to
- create a misunderstandinque betuoeentter Majestys
- aud the person inthe vorld The ougnt tobethe
- mest united ith
- But to maintaine that the Electresses
- beinus in Englandis ill in itsel itself, one
- must declarenemself to be of a most ridiculous
- or of a most malicious opinion
- For eitsier it must be a generall rule that
- the successor must be allvayes Kept out of
- the Ringdom, or it
- or it must be supposed that people have
- a just reason to entertain some strange notion
- in prejudice of the Electress.
- But the generall Bule is absolutelus,
- not to he maintained
- There is neither Lau, nor exemple
- tojustifie it
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LBr. 345 · Gwynne, fol. 40r. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 303). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/DE-611-HS-973562:0083?run=303