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  <dc:title>Draft of a humble address of congratulation from the gentlemen of Anglesey and the ancient borough of Beaumaris, to His Majesty George I on his accession to the throne</dc:title>
  <dc:description>They hope that the new King's ability in the art of war will frustrate all attempts from abroad, and that his "vigillancy" will subdue the republican spirit at home that aims at the destruction of the royal prerogative and the diminution of the authority of the Church of England, "Wee have been always Educated in those principles of Loyalty and Obedience which are taught by the Church of England and enforced by the laws"</dc:description>
  <dc:date>8 October 1714</dc:date>
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