Liberty and Revolution in Monarchy and Peace
A critique of popular uprisings and the Restoration era argues that liberty must be tempered by prudent governance. It lauds King William and Prince of Orange for stabilizing the constitution while noting factions that opposed them caused evils and taxes. The piece ends with dispatches on European militaries and local civic notices.
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Greece
Rome
Charles the Second
Fames
William
Prince of Orange
Country Party
Persia
Thomas Kouli-Kanene
Osman Bashan
Topal Osman
Constantinople
Seraskier
Dantzick
Neudenberg
Ermland
Thumen
Leslie
Warsaw
Lowicz
Ponnonia
Augustus
Palatine of Kiov
Hague
N.S
Thomas Kouli-Kan
Babylon
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Courannt
London
the Prince of Orange
Brampton
Chelsea
Prince of Wales
Sunbury
Middlesex
Nathaniel’ Lloyd
College of Physicians
Pirkins
Crown Office
Carmarthen
Shrewsbury
Williams