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Memoirs of the life and conduct of DrFrancis Atterbury ..from his birth, to his banishmentAddress'd to the RtHonWilliam Pulteney, Esq . underftand it. So Cautionsor the common Ways of anticipating^ or defeatingConfpiraciesy are below the iVifdom of Men of In-trigue and Cabal •, till, at laft, a Fadion comes tobe too hard for rk Government. / HA rE but one thing more to add^ and thenJljall conclude my Preface. It was very juftly obfervdin a late Paper^ the Reputation of which is everyday rlfing in Town, that ^ the Security of Pro-perty, and the Freedom of Speech, always gotogether in Free Gover
Memoirs of the life and conduct of DrFrancis Atterbury ..from his birth, to his banishmentAddress'd to the RtHonWilliam Pulteney, Esq . underftand it. So Cautionsor the common Ways of anticipating^ or defeatingConfpiraciesy are below the iVifdom of Men of In-trigue and Cabal •, till, at laft, a Fadion comes tobe too hard for rk Government. / HA rE but one thing more to add^ and thenJljall conclude my Preface. It was very juftly obfervdin a late Paper^ the Reputation of which is everyday rlfing in Town, that ^ the Security of Pro-perty, and the Freedom of Speech, always gotogether in Free Governments: f But to do publick * t London Journal. I^° 80. ( xvi ; publick Mifcbief, without hearing of it, is or-ly the Prerogative and Felicity of Tyranny. / MA T be thought^ perhaps, by fame, to [peakrvith too much Liberty in the followh^g Dlfcourfe y butlet them remember, that if there be any thing either«« rk Argyllnients or Examples, which tallies with,the Condud ^nd Characters of Ferfons living, /tfjale no Affiliations. If any body has a mind totake the Scandal to Hlmfelf, much good may it dohim - Qiii capit, ille Francis^ (O t^^?^^^-^ ^^; Francis, Lord J5rfco«; o R, The CASE of NationdBrihery^ &c. SHALL begin this Difcourfewith a very noble, and at thisJuncture, no lefs feafonable Ob-fervation, tho it be in Faft of aoiuch later Date than what i^pretended. Zaleucusy the Lawgi-ver of the tocrlms, (^^vidi who, like manyof our prefent Set of Lawgivers, was at firftof very mean Defcent and .Expedations)is made .that Syftem, which hecompiled for the Ufe of his Countrymen, B with
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