The Lamp of Lothian, Or, the History of Haddington: in Connection With the Public Affairs of ...
The Lamp of Lothian, Or, the History of Haddington: in Connection With the Public Affairs of ...
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He died on the 28th March, 1702, from a fracture of the collar-bone, in a iiill from his horse, in the S2nd year of his age, after swaying the sceptre for the brief space of thirteen years.
Wiffiam III. was succeeded by Queen Anne, the only surviving danghter of James VII. The new Scottish parliament met at Edinburgh in May 1708, at which the Duke of Queensberry pro- dded as her M^esty's representative. After his dismissal, the Marquis of Tweeddale was appointed commissioner.* On the 9th March,... 1706, the French having fitted out a fleet with the intention of invading Britain in fiivour of the Pretender, the county, and the town-council of Haddington,, to shew their zeal and attachment to Queen Anne's government, voted a loyal address on this occasuon. And, on the 81th May, the oath of abjuration was taken and recorded.
Qaeen Anne died on the 1st of August, 1714, in her 50th year, ha?ing reigned exactly the same period of time as WilHam. She was amiable, virtuous, and public spirited, and deserved the ex- pressive epithet which was applied to her of—
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He died on the 28th March, 1702, from a fracture of the collar-bone, in a iiill from his horse, in the S2nd year of his age, after swaying the sceptre for the brief space of thirteen years.
Wiffiam III. was succeeded by Queen Anne, the only surviving danghter of James VII. The new Scottish parliament met at Edinburgh in May 1708, at which the Duke of Queensberry pro- dded as her M^esty's representative. After his dismissal, the Marquis of Tweeddale was appointed commissioner.* On the 9th March,... 1706, the French having fitted out a fleet with the intention of invading Britain in fiivour of the Pretender, the county, and the town-council of Haddington,, to shew their zeal and attachment to Queen Anne's government, voted a loyal address on this occasuon. And, on the 81th May, the oath of abjuration was taken and recorded.
Qaeen Anne died on the 1st of August, 1714, in her 50th year, ha?ing reigned exactly the same period of time as WilHam. She was amiable, virtuous, and public spirited, and deserved the ex- pressive epithet which was applied to her of—
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