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THE
Copy of a Letter
FROM
SCOTLAND,
* . To his GRACE
The Lord Archbifhop ot Qanterbury,
Subfcrrbed by Eight Archbifliaps and Bifliops of that King¬
dom, as follows : Vi%.
Edenburgh, 1^8 2. ^J 1
Mdy it pleafe yom Grace^i - - —ri^ «^
"W* 'W" I S Royal Highnbfs having parted from this
■ » place on Monday laft, being called by the King
to attend his Majefty at Newmarket, We (hould
'“r prove very defrSive in Duty and Gratitude,
if upon this occafion we flrould forget to acknowledge to
your Grace, how much this poor Church, and our Order*
do owe to his Princely Care and Goodnels *, that his Ma-
jefty, and the worthy Bifliops of England, may from you
receive a juft account thereof.* •.
Since the coming of his Royal Highnels to this King¬
dom, we find our cafe much changed for the better, and
our Church and Order ( which through the cunning and
power of our Adverfaries, were expofed to extream ha¬
zard and contempt ) fonfibly relieved, and refcued *
which next to the watchful Providence of God ( that
mercifully fuperintends his Church, ) we can afcribe to
nothing fo much as. to hk Royal Highnefs gracious own¬
ing, and vigilent proteftton of us:
/4~
Upon
Copy of a Letter
FROM
SCOTLAND,
* . To his GRACE
The Lord Archbifhop ot Qanterbury,
Subfcrrbed by Eight Archbifliaps and Bifliops of that King¬
dom, as follows : Vi%.
Edenburgh, 1^8 2. ^J 1
Mdy it pleafe yom Grace^i - - —ri^ «^
"W* 'W" I S Royal Highnbfs having parted from this
■ » place on Monday laft, being called by the King
to attend his Majefty at Newmarket, We (hould
'“r prove very defrSive in Duty and Gratitude,
if upon this occafion we flrould forget to acknowledge to
your Grace, how much this poor Church, and our Order*
do owe to his Princely Care and Goodnels *, that his Ma-
jefty, and the worthy Bifliops of England, may from you
receive a juft account thereof.* •.
Since the coming of his Royal Highnels to this King¬
dom, we find our cafe much changed for the better, and
our Church and Order ( which through the cunning and
power of our Adverfaries, were expofed to extream ha¬
zard and contempt ) fonfibly relieved, and refcued *
which next to the watchful Providence of God ( that
mercifully fuperintends his Church, ) we can afcribe to
nothing fo much as. to hk Royal Highnefs gracious own¬
ing, and vigilent proteftton of us:
/4~
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Broadsides from the Crawford Collection > Copy of a letter from Scotland, to his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury > (1) |
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Description | Around 2,200 items dating from 1505 to 1897. Broadsides were originally cheap, single sheets of text, sometimes with woodcuts. Extremely varied subject matter, including proclamations, news items, scaffold speeches, satires, political and religious controversies, and Jacobite risings. Also military campaigns, such as Napoleon's threatened invasion of England in 1803. Part of the Crawford Collections on deposit from the Balcarres Heritage Trust. |
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