An Argument perswading yt ye Queens Majtie ought to have in Conscience a great care of ye safety of her own Person

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  Newton, Isaac, 1642–1727. "An Argument perswading yt ye Queens Majtie ought to have in Conscience a great care of ye safety of her own Person"

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