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Questions on V V debate and kings power in whig critique
The passage laments King William's reign under pressure from Whig rhetoric and the call for standing armies. It argues corruption and dissatisfaction undermined liberty, increasing royal power to preserve public safety, while a faction opposed the king’s administration and strained his rule. It closes with warning of new agitators speaking the same language.
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