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[ Albeville to Preston, Nov 23/Dec 3 1688, in the Mackintosh Collection.]
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[ "'Tis hier nu Hosanna: maar 't zal, veelligt, haast Kruist hem kruist hem, zyn." Witsen, MS. in Wagenaar, book lxi. It is an odd coincidence that, a very few years before, Richard Duke, a Tory poet, once well known, but now scarcely remembered except by Johnson's biographical sketch, had used exactly the same illustration about James
"Was not of old the Jewish rabble's cry,
Hosannah first, and after crucify?"
—The Review.
Despatch of the Dutch Ambassadors Extraordinary, Jan. 8/18. 1689; Citters, same date.]
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[ London Gazette, Jan. 7. 1688/9.]
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[ The Sixth Collection of Papers, 1689; Wodrow, III. xii. 4. App. 150, 151; Faithful Contendings Displayed; Burnet, i. 804.]