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NYEP(D.745.030
16 Dec 1745:11,12,21,22 (56)
London, September 14. At this time of rebellion in the
north, in favour of a Popish Pretender, we apprehend the
following piece, from Mr. Addison's Freholder, No 9, wrote
at the time of the Pretender's attempt in the year 1715,
will be agreeable to our readers.
The Declaration of the Freeholders of Great-Britain, in
answer to that of the Pretender.
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You afterwards begin a kind of Te Deum before the time in
that remarkable sentence. We adore the wisdom of the Divine
providence, which has opened a way to our restoration by the
success of those very measures that were laid to disappoint
us for ever. We are at a loss to know what you mean by this
devout jargon: . . .
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