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A dense colonial era letter-essay traces royal marriages of English kings, arguing royal influence on religion, with examples from Henry VIII to James I and Elizabeth I. It discusses dangers of queens consort, succession, and the moral hazards of marrying subjects, concluding with a reflection on historical calamities tied to dynastic unions. It blends political theory with genealogical anecdotes and laments about noble alliances.
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Great Batam
Great Britain
James the First
Charles the Firf
Charles
France
Charles the Second
James the Second
Crown of
England
Edward the
Hipeino
Duke of
Henry the Virth
Edward
Henry the Viiith
Elizabeth
Hunsdon
Harry
Earl
Wiltshire
Henry
Seymour
Jane Howard
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Thomas Smith
Greenwich Hospital
Chatham
King Matts
Royal Hospital
Greenwich
Chest of
Chatham, &c. Co
Yemen
C. Philo-Nauticus
Gratechurch
Street
Milton
Paradise
Judith Slenderpurfe
Pratt
Sadlers-Wells
Sam
Granier
Tarriot
Wirs
Preston
St. Paul's Churchyard
William Lewis
F.rs
R. Willock
Vanc. Newton
Cornhill
Holzminden
Hoxter
Duke de Broglio
Weser
Blumberg
Minden
Ferdinand
M. Broglio
Dorf-Bremen
Marshal de Soubise
Prince of Conde
Port New S
Penzance
John, Mortimer
Tingmouth
Exeter
Shaffell
Liverpoole
Hedger
Eoifiverch
Dublin
Sarah
Wooton
Speedwell
Kite
Falmouth
Expedition
Woodward
Lisbon
N. S. de Piedad
Goytate
Havre de Grace
Bilboa
Harrint
Bonnell
New-York
Princess Augusta
Tompkin
West-Indies
Turnpeany
Blewett
Dennis
Nancy
Hocking
London
Haman
Guernsey
Polly
Juffel
Weymouth
Lyon
Pinhorne
Amsterdam
Deal
His
Lynn
Royal Duke
Pigou
Houghton
Newton
Portsmouth
Are
Happy
Wolfe
Portugal
Macten
Oporto
William
Lutzen
Peggan
Leipiick