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Humble Dublin Address on Religion and Oh Allainces
The Proestant dissents in Dublin present a Loyal Address to Queen Anne through the Earl of Pembroke, pledging support for the Protestant establishment, defending the throne against the pretended Prince of Wales, and urging repeal of a late Ireland Act seen as weakening Protestant rights amid fears of native rebellion and foreign influence. Walter Stephens introduces the document, outlining vows to defend government and church against insurrection and Popery, while calling for unity and vigilance.
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London Gazette
St. Fres
Dublin
Ireland
Walter Stevens
Earlf Pembroke
Earl of Pembroke
Hom
North
Britain
Prince of Wales
Varliamene
Selma
Rte
Tve
Tryetig
Fredh Toots
Acuil Dereraren
Eure
Lin Bt Blvd
Rafe
Rppert
William
Quen
Mary