Essay on the origine of the royal family of Stewarts

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of the Englijh ; and reprefents to the Holy Fa-
ther, in very moving Terms, That being rally
refolv'd to be avenged for the Evils they had
fuffered from the Englijb, they had unani-
moufly chofen for their King, the Earl of
Carrick, who had given great Proofs of his
Valour and Conduct in the Wars with the
Engli/h. Et ut nrjlrum propofitum celerius Ss?
c'ongrucntius obtinere vaieamus in hac parte, Ed-.
ivardum dc Brois tlluftrem C omit en de Carrick,
fratrem germanum Domini Roberti Dei gratia il-
lujlrijjimi Regis Scot or um - - vocamus in
auxilium nojlrnm £s? juvamen, Et cum liberuni
fit unicuique viro Jiio renunciare, & ipfum in al~
terum transferre, totum jus quod in diilo regno,
ad nos tanquam ad ipjius veros baeredes periinere
dinofcitur, eidem dedimus & concejfimus, per Lit-
teras no/Iras Patentes, &f ad faciendum inibi jfu-
dicium, jfujiitiam, & ALquitatem, quae, ex defeclu
Principis, ibidem penit us defecerunt, ipfum Reyem,
ac Dominion nojlrum injlituimus ac praefecimus in
regno nojlro, unauimiter , fupradiclo, &c,
Thefe Facts are known to all tolerably ver-
fed in our Hiftory, and thofe I have briefly
related