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Transcriber's Note
Minor typographic errors have been corrected without note.
Page [42]—omitted 'I' added—"I must do them credit to say, that they were never loath ..."
There are also a few Scots words in this text. These include 'waesome', meaning sorrowful, woeful; and 'brash', meaning attack. Some archaic spelling is also used (for example, secresy), which has been retained.