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Excerpt from The Free Briton Extraordinary, or a Short Review of the British Affairs: In Answer to a Pamphlet Intitled, a Short View, With Remarks on the Treaty of Seville, &C
Nature and Tendency of this Attempt, fo formidable in its Defigns, fo ofientatious in its Manner. It is given 'us as an Anti dote to idoifia, it is ofi'er'd againf't a Paw phlet in Defence of this Treaty; and truly the Author, whatever he thinks to be Poilbn, has given us a very firong Dofc to expel it. I Wifh that the Remedy may not prove worfe than the Difeafe; I wilh that his Vio lent Attempt, like all other venomous Po tions, may lofe its Effect by its being over charged. In the mean Time ir falls to my Province to fet thefe Affairs in a more open and impartial Light.
This W'riter takes his View from the Year when great-britain, as the King th'en expreffed it, had ?eaoe wit/o all (powers abroad; when We were in partien lar (0 far from any Contefis and Difputes with the Emperor or Spain, that We were made Mediator: between them at Cambray conjunéily with the Miniiiers of Frame.
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