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Treason charge against Britain's lord and royal intrigue
A fragmentary 18th century text argues self preservation as a natural law and malign plots against a lord in Britain. It cites letters from incendiaries, taunts papist religious motives, and compares noble accusations to ancient Rome, while denying the charge and urging public proof and temper. Published by W. Moore in Chancery Lane with subscription details.
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Devil
Portsmouth
Regers
Faulecates i
Britainy
Faukonberg
Brittain
Britain
Marcellus
Consel
Rome
Senate
Haerius
Céing
Ws. Moore
Chancery Lane
Wuisperer