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| − | only thing He could do in His present Situation, | + | only thing He could do in His present Situation, Namely |
| − | + | that of having Surrendered Himself & Several | |
| + | Of His Officers as Prisoners to Arch Duke Albert | ||
| + | which secures His Persona safety & shews him to | ||
| + | bee Wise, but I fear He will never bee good. Oh had | ||
| + | some years are the English set a Price upon that | ||
| + | Mans Head, it might Perhaps have been consequence | ||
| + | to both the Nations. But every thing is in | ||
| + | the Hands of Providence, & Wee see the very Man who | ||
| + | wontted to Crush England, Proves the Curse to His | ||
| + | own Country & I am sure He will meet with His | ||
| + | reward. The poor Unfortunate Royal Family | ||
| + | are well in Health, but wanting every thing, their | ||
| + | first Dinner was stole for them from others, their | ||
| + | Clothing was borrowed, & Lrd Gowers Sons Clothed the | ||
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only thing He could do in His present Situation, Namely that of having Surrendered Himself & Several Of His Officers as Prisoners to Arch Duke Albert which secures His Persona safety & shews him to bee Wise, but I fear He will never bee good. Oh had some years are the English set a Price upon that Mans Head, it might Perhaps have been consequence to both the Nations. But every thing is in the Hands of Providence, & Wee see the very Man who wontted to Crush England, Proves the Curse to His own Country & I am sure He will meet with His reward. The poor Unfortunate Royal Family are well in Health, but wanting every thing, their first Dinner was stole for them from others, their Clothing was borrowed, & Lrd Gowers Sons Clothed the
