Oxford Congratulates on Birth of a Princess 1737
In a prize of state style, Oxford University congratulates the Crown on the birth of a princess. Addresses from Oxford officials praise piety, loyalty, and the Protestant succession, pledging duty and a long line of support to the royal family. The Queen and Prince of Wales receive the envoys with formal thanks.
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