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L. H. J.
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Opinions, whether such Insolencys as he has offered be exempt
from Punishment by yr Law.
Gentlemen.
I Cannot conclude without giving you two remarkable
Instances of the notorious Falsitys that have been reported of
me the first is,
That the Roman Catholicks, were Denyed a freedom in
Commerce, the Second, That I had beaten Mr Macnemara
most unmercifully.
Against such wicked men, that will Advance so gross Cal-
umnys to Serve a Turn, What Inocence can protect. Who
that woud make Conscience of his Duty can be Safe in the
Execution of it. Yet as I hope such practices will not deterr
the Magistrates from their Duty to his Majesty and his Lord-
ship; so I take this Occassion to Declare that I am firmly
resolved to Support them in it, so far as in me lyes, nor shall
any Reflections on the past Effects of the malice of the Roman
Catholicks and their Adherents towards me, nor any appre-
hension of their future Rage Slacken my Endeavours, to-
wards, the Establishing the Protestant Interest in this Prov-
ince under the Auspicious protection of our Soveraign Lord
King George and his Lordships Government
Jo: Hart
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