Universal Monarchy and Protestant Liberty in Europe Debate
A fragmentary political essay argues that two Houses spark a struggle toward a universal monarchy that would end Protestant power. It traces Tory ministry actions, calls for justice against traitorous factions, and notes diplomatic moves involving Austria Spain France and Britain with warnings of tyranny and religious oppression. It also mentions professors, ambassadors, chaplains, and hemp seed incentives under the Linen Manufacture board dated January 26, 1716.
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Eiher
Udiversal
House of Awiria
Piis
Autria
Europe
France
Sein
Lewis XIV
Lali Lember
Spain
West Indies
Francis I
Eurors
Britain
Afiy
Germany
Aceh
Eome
Ireland
Huss
Rome
Austin
Burbon
George
London
Manuscrip
Atirchs
Metheurs Vali Dbyvehveord
van Borfelle
States General
Merrow
Richardion
Wilcox
Leiter
Green
Reynolds
Baker
Hutchinton
Gipson
Hare
Egerton
Frankland
Haley
Marshal
Esther
Ig Bunage Pease
Litmo
Ike
Waerein
Christ
Ufsher
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K. William
Great Britain
Holland
Dwiliz
Gwyn Needham
Hannover
Werne
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