The King having impartially considered both the sufferings of the royal family, and the troubles and dismal prospect of these kingdoms; and being fully resolved, by the help of God, to recover His own right, and restore the peace and prosperity of these unhhappy [sic] nations; He is most willing to remove all obstructions, ...
- James Francis Edward Stuart, Prince of Wales
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King having impartially considered both the sufferings of the royal family, and the troubles and dismal prospect of these kingdoms; and being fully resolved, by the help of God, to recover His own right, and restore the peace and prosperity of these unhhappy [sic] nations; He is most willing to remove all obstructions, ... (Online)
The King having impartially considered both the sufferings of the royal family, and the troubles and dismal prospect of these kingdoms; and being fully resolved, by the help of God, to recover His own right, and restore the peace and prosperity of these u
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