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Scots Protestants Fear Hanover Succession Split
A Scots observer argues against hostility to the House of Hannover and defends the Abovewith discussion of political misreadings in Benning’s era. He cites editorials and implies the need for unity, while criticizing indecisive Scots figures and praising Protestant links. He attacks a Scots priest for anti England writings, and references war era debates on legitimacy of rulers, noting Cromwellian and Spanish contexts. The piece ends with advertisements for Cholick-Water and various merchants and coffee houses.
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House of
Hannover
England
Drake
Lesleys
House of Eummnover
Lesty
House of Alannover
Phillip
Spain
Cortes
Duke of Anjou
Charles Lit
D* Ayjou
Perekin
Misire
Gazette
Clark
Bireling Lane
Royal Exchange
Charing Croft
Richard
Temple Bar
Allice
Parliament House
Indies
West-Indies
Garraway
Cornhill
James Atkinson
Cherry Garden-stairs
Rotherhick
Henry Hatton
Blackwell-Hall
Basing-Hall-street
John Rogers
Tower
St. Katherines
Brightman’s
Wapping-Old Stairs
Lamb’s
Devonshire Square
Bishopsgate
Nando’s
Temple-Bar
Fleet-freet
North’s
King-street
Guild- Hall
William Church
Kings Head-Court
Hetton- Garden
Holbourn
George Flower
Cock-Hill
John Thornton
Sign
Scotland
Ireland
Minories
Richard Mount
Tower-Hill
Joseph Tohmes
White Horse
Burroughs
Southwark
Baker
Mercers Chappel
Sheapside
Irchin-Lane
Jones’s
Finch-Lane
Cornhil
Bond
White-Hall
Elizabeth Sanfam
Nightingal- Lane
East Smithfield
Ann Hope
Bartholomew-Close
J. How
Talbot-Court
Gace-church-street
Half Moon
Édere
Crown
Job Hooker
Scrivener
Caffle-Alley
Reyad- Exchange