| Content Description | Urges the people [of England] to bring about his restoration to the crown 'not so much out of a desire to find Justice to our self as to do it to others'; observes that as 'the Queen' is pregnant there is 'a near Prospect by the blessing of God of a joyfull increase of the Royal Family in ye Right line...'; points out 'it is impossible dissention shuld die or yt Brittain shou'd be happie' while an heir to the English crown is dispossesed; deplores the state the country is in 'under the Yoke of a Foreigner' [George I] and promises 'it is ye Ancient Constitution we wish to see restored'. |