A proper reply to a late very extraordinary letter from the Hon. T[homa]s H[erve]y, Esq.; to Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart. In a letter to the honourable author / By a lady.

Date:
1742
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Credit: A proper reply to a late very extraordinary letter from the Hon. T[homa]s H[erve]y, Esq.; to Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart. In a letter to the honourable author / By a lady. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Charlotte^ the Jate Mini [ter founds his Safety ; and yet thole are the very Men who promis'd Wonders ; they are thofe on whom the deceived People founded al! their Hopes—^ But, to return to II--y, there but one fingle Slueftion which ftuck in his Stomach, during an Attendance of twenty Yeais in.p-_t ? Char, I did not expedl a fingle ^lalm for one in Leading-firings, lie was one of thofe con(itl:ent-manop:’d Patriots^ who conilantly drew up with^ in the magic Circle of the Blue Garter, L Sprit, I don't fee that Matters are mended lince the Removal of that once-avyful Circle. The fame Handing Forces^ the fame Reftraints^ the fame Evils of every kind remain, or rather, are increas’d. What have the people got by the Removal ? Char, What, indeed ! If an E:ii- change of one of the mojt deferving Men, in his private Capacity, for one the leapt deferving in all Capacities, l -e a Blefling, the Public may exult ; bat if fuch an Exchange be a naiional Curfe, then ought wc to mourn and bemoan. L. Sprit,