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nation is to be laid waste, and as many of her<lb/>
nation is to be laid waste, and as many of her<lb/>
subjects as can be come at be put to the sword<lb/>
subjects as can be come at be put to the sword<lb/>
by a par of other nations who, at the expense of<lb/>
by a part of other nations who, at the expense of<lb/>
the same miseries, are to confederate for that purpose:<lb/>
the same miseries, are to confederate for that purpose:<lb/>
&#x2014; that a nation, consisting like Sweden of scarce<lb/>
&#x2014; that a nation, consisting like Sweden of scarce<lb/>
three million of the poorest subjects in Europe,<lb/>
three millions of the poorest subjects in Europe,<lb/>
ist to rise in importance by being driven, without<lb/>
is to rise in importance by being driven, without<lb/>
the smallest provocation received, and against<lb/>
the smallest provocation received, and against<lb/>
the avowed inclination of it’s own armies<lb/>
the avowed inclination of it’s own armies<lb/>
into a war with an Empire, containing from<lb/>
into a war with an Empire, containing from<lb/>
25 to 30 millions;</p> <note>that the having thus pushed such a nation into the jaws of destrction,<lb/> under favor of the<lb/> venal baseness of<lb/> it’s rulers, is such a <lb/> benefit conferred on<lb/> it, as to create on its<lb/> past “<hi rend="underline">a firm attachment</hi>”<lb/>to this country; &#x2014; </note>
25 to 30 millions; <note>that the having thus pushed such a nation into the jaws of destruction,<lb/> under favor of the<lb/> venal baseness of<lb/> it’s rulers, is such a <lb/> benefit conferred on<lb/> it, as to create on its<lb/> part “<hi rend="underline">a firm attachment</hi>”<lb/>to this Country; &#x2014; </note>
<p>that an assistance which<lb/>
that an assistance which<lb/>
consists in nothing more than the peeping off<lb/>
consists in nothing more than the keeping off<lb/>
of other enemies, is to “raise” a nation so assisted<lb/>
of other enemies, is to “raise” a nation so assisted<lb/>
“from insignificance,” and rescue it from the<lb/>
“from insignificance,” and rescue it from the<lb/>
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of destroying Sweden, but without any motive,<lb/>
of destroying Sweden, but without any motive,<lb/>
has been long meditating it’s destruction, though<lb/>
has been long meditating it’s destruction, though<lb/>
without taking any one step (for I dey him to produce<lb/>
without taking any one step (for I defy him to produce<lb/>
any,) for that purpose is a “<hi rend="underline">judicious <lb/>
any,) for that purpose is a “<hi rend="underline">judicious <lb/>
compination</hi>”: &#x2014; that Denmark, to whose <del>shipping<lb/>
compination</hi>”: &#x2014; that Denmark, to whose <del>shipping<lb/>
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that is to say, at all times whatsoever, some one
nation is to be laid waste, and as many of her
subjects as can be come at be put to the sword
by a part of other nations who, at the expense of
the same miseries, are to confederate for that purpose:
— that a nation, consisting like Sweden of scarce
three millions of the poorest subjects in Europe,
is to rise in importance by being driven, without
the smallest provocation received, and against
the avowed inclination of it’s own armies
into a war with an Empire, containing from
25 to 30 millions; that the having thus pushed such a nation into the jaws of destruction,
under favor of the
venal baseness of
it’s rulers, is such a
benefit conferred on
it, as to create on its
part “a firm attachment
to this Country; —
that an assistance which
consists in nothing more than the keeping off
of other enemies, is to “raise” a nation so assisted
“from insignificance,” and rescue it from the
power of the Enemy, into whose jaws it is thus
plunged: — that Russia, with the compleat power
of destroying Sweden, but without any motive,
has been long meditating it’s destruction, though
without taking any one step (for I defy him to produce
any,) for that purpose is a “judicious
compination
”: — that Denmark, to whose shipping
and
capital city and shipping, an officer of the
King of Sweden has been convicted of setting fire,
in revenge for the assistance she was found to
render to Russia, in obedience to the strict letter
of a defensive treaty, is “perhaps” about entering
into this combination against Russia:
that



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Box

009

Main Headings

Folio number

079

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c7

Penner

john flowerdew colls

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

bowring, x, 207ff

ID Number

3380

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