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Dissertation on the 13th and 14th verses of the XI.th ch. of the Revelation, or, An enquiry into the true object of the second woe : with probable reasons for shewing that the tenth part of the city is descriptive of France, and that the earthquake, with which it is threatened, intends a revolution in that kingdom : being an argument designed to prove, that his royal highness the Duke of Cumberland, is the young æmathian hero, or Alexander of his age, that the present war in Flanders, where he commands in chief, is to issue in the intire reduction of France, and that His Royal Highness is to inherit the gallic crown, as the reward of his conquest : humbly offered to the perusal of those in the administration.

Eighteenth Century Collections Online III (ECCO) Available online

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Language:
English
Place of Publication:
1745

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