...therefore defire yoli All, That you ' would carefully Avoid any Heats or Divifions that ' may Difeppoint Me of that Satisfaction, and give ' Encouragement to the Common Enemies of Our ' Church and State. TfP9 Days t after the Commons prefented the following^ Addrefs to Her Majefy : * Mofl (Gracious Sovereign,...

...perfect peace and union amongst themselves : and she deprecated any heats or divisions that might deprive her of that satisfaction, and give encouragement to the common enemies of the church and state. This denoted the rising ascendency of whig principles, and was understood as...

...themselves; and therefore desires us all carefully to avoid any heats or divisions that may disappoint her of that satisfaction, and give encouragement to the common enemies of our church and state. But alas ! our differences and quarrels still continue, and we are in nothing so zealous as in our...

...therefore desire you all, that you would cariully avoid any Heats and Divisions, that may disappoint me of that Satisfaction, and give Encouragement to the common Enemies of our Church and State. ' JHL. xvii, 332, ation. In attacking Mackworth's position. Defoe also included critiques of the ideas...

...therefore desire you all, that you would earful ly avoid any Heats and Divisions, that may disappoint me of that Satisfaction, and give Encouragement to the common Enemies of our Church and State.'//£t, xvii. 33i. w The New Loyal Members of Parliament's Delighi (London, 1710), broadside....