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APPENDIX I. 341
Paper XVI.
Duke of Berwick to Chevalier de St. George.
{Extract.)
" February 21, 1714.
" In my humble opinion you may answer the
A letter without taking the least notice of the
article about your relligion. Great assurances of
your kindness for your sister, esteem for the first
minister, but not mention any other, your love for
your country, and countrymen, your resolution to
mind entirely their happiness and maintaining
them in their liberty, property, and relligion."
Paper XVII.
Duke of Berwick to Chevalier de St. George.
(Extract.)
" February 27, 1714.
■"Lady Jersey's son insisted on being sent home,
and refused to join the Church of Rome."
Paper XVIII.
Duke of Berwick to Chevalier de St. George.
(Extract.)
%* Marlborough stipulates for pardon in case of a restoration.
It will be seen by the preceding correspondence that Marl-
borough, during his sojourn at Antwerp, went so far as to
Paper XVI.
Duke of Berwick to Chevalier de St. George.
{Extract.)
" February 21, 1714.
" In my humble opinion you may answer the
A letter without taking the least notice of the
article about your relligion. Great assurances of
your kindness for your sister, esteem for the first
minister, but not mention any other, your love for
your country, and countrymen, your resolution to
mind entirely their happiness and maintaining
them in their liberty, property, and relligion."
Paper XVII.
Duke of Berwick to Chevalier de St. George.
(Extract.)
" February 27, 1714.
■"Lady Jersey's son insisted on being sent home,
and refused to join the Church of Rome."
Paper XVIII.
Duke of Berwick to Chevalier de St. George.
(Extract.)
%* Marlborough stipulates for pardon in case of a restoration.
It will be seen by the preceding correspondence that Marl-
borough, during his sojourn at Antwerp, went so far as to
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