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Account it more a Duiy than a Prefumption, toappear to Your Majefty, though with fuch a Trifle as the fol- -§ lowing Book ; and therefore chofe to break through’ that Difficulty, rather than to be guiltyof fucha Fault, of letting flip any Opportunity in which I might let Your Mayefty on: with whata Profound Refpet Yapproach Your Great Prefence. mt cw'h +

- Our Great Ifland, which ever fince the Memory of Man, has been divided into two diftin& Kingdoms, of different Names, Powers, Governments, Religions, Cuftoms, Affettions and: Interefts, your Majefty has United and Made one. It was whatyour Great and Royal Anceftors, with all their Power and Induftry, were never able to perform: But itwasa Work, the Honour of which, the Supreme Powers re= ferv'd for You. This UNION of the Briti/h Nations, wasan Undertaking fo Great in its Performance, fo Noble in its Kind, fo Admirable in its Effects, fo Defrable in its Good, fo Singular in its Appearances, and {0 Profound in its Strudture ; that none could have been able to have done it, but a Greatne/s of Mind like Yours: One of a Saperlative Prudence and Refolution, of an Unwearied Induftry, of an Unmatchable and Ux/baken Zeal for the Publick Good; of a Magnantmous Soul, Infpir'd with the Holy Spirit of the Immortal GOD.

You have Madam by thistl N ION, fhut up the Back-Door,

by which Great Britain was always liable to be Afiaulted ; and thereby have added a Femel more to the Imperial Crown ;

-and Adorn ‘d it with an Iz/tration, the Greateftand moft Aa defirable

THE DEDICATION | defirable in its Kind, which will be, both tathe Brisifh ies and to Your Majeftyalfo, not only an Important Security, but an Everlafting Ornament of Glory, =

Surely Madam; You who could Unite Hearts in an Eternal Bond of Friendflip, was the moft fit Inftrument to Une King- doms inone Bond of Intereftand Duty. Tomake thofe who were fo different-in Climate, Sovercigntys Religion and Manners, One Peoplt, in the Bonds of Nature and Afféétion: And to maké them, with one Foint Defign, Intention and Will, to become Que United and Faithful People, to fo Defirable anid Generous a Miftrefs. But what might not be expected from fuch a Lady, foGreat and {o Good a Queen? Whole Conjugal Friend/ip was, and is {till the Wonder of Mankind, (a Noble Pattern ‘to all the Sex) which exceeded even to Admiration, what- ever has been yet feen upon Earth: Whois it that has Senfe and. Gratitude in his Soul, would not even lay down his Life for fuch a Friend? i 3nBdo7A 4