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A58695
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Letter congratulatory from the Privy Council of Scotland to His Majesty upon the conclusion of the peace, and His Majesties safe return
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Scotland. Privy Council.; William III, King of England, 1650-1702.
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1697
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Wing S1508; ESTC R6229
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Letter Congratulatory from the Privy Council of Scotland to His Majesty upon the Conclusion of the Peace and His Majesties safe Return May it please Your Majesty AFter Our Thanks to Almighty GOD We do with all Joy heartily Congratulate the most happy Success of Your Arms in Terminating so long and great a War by such an Honourable and Advantagious Peace which is amongst the greatest of Earthly Blessings And yet We have to Congratulat a far Greater to Us and all Your good Subjects And that is Your Majesties safe Return to Britain to the Universal Satisfaction and Rejoycing of all Your Kingdoms which Blessings as they are truly beyond our Expression so shal they ever Oblige us to all that Faithfulness Love and Duty that can be expected from the most Loyal of Subjects to the best of Kings And we do heartily pray Almighty GOD that He who hath made Your Majesty the Great Restorer of our Religion Laws and Liberty and the most Glorious Establisher of the Peace of Christendome may always preserve your Sacred Person from all Deceit and Violence and make Your Life and Reign as long and prosperous as they are indeed most Dear and Desireable to us and all Your Majesties good Subjects We are May it please Your Majesty Your Majesties most Faithful most Loyal and most Obedient Subjects and Servants Sic subscribitur Marchmont Cancellar Melvill P. Tweeddale Southerland Morton Buchan Leven Annandale Tarbat Ross Carmichael Ruthven Ja Stuart Ad Cokburn W Anstruther Jo Maxwel Arc Murray Ard Muire Edinburgh November 20. 1697. Edinburgh Printed by the Heirs and Successors of Andrew Anderson Printer to the King 's most excellent Majesty 1697.