States General appeal for prudence amid imperial alliance
The speaker warns against forceful continental unifications and urges patience and prudence. He asserts enduring conflict between true interest and passion, hopes for a future correction of prejudices, and notes the Hague address dated November 13 1719. London notices follow with stock prices and advertisements for sermons, plays, and mathematical guides.
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