The Memoirs of John Ker, of Kersland in North Britain, Esq : Containing His Secret Transactions And Negotiations in Scotland, England, the Courts of Vienna, Hanover And Other Foreign Parts ; With An Account of the Rise And Progress of the Ostend Company I
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Intereft, even if I had no regard to their prefent Calamities, which, notwithftanding, fo affeilcd me with real Sympathy and Compaffion , that I refolved to leave nothing undone to get fuch a juft Requeft granted them j and for that end would - I- make John K e h E/f ; 115 inake a fjithful Reprefentitlon of* their deplorable Circiimftances to the King at Ktno'Oerf and the Miniftry at Londoih with their Propofal, which, I muft own, I believed it fo agreeable to the Me- thods King William \\^ii t...aken on the like Occa- ons, that I had no doubt of Succefs.
Wttfi this Afliirance I proceeded,being fond of an Opporttinity, not only to ferve ^o many good Families and Gentlem'en in Diflrefs, but even his Majefly, and the whole Nation : Befides, I had my own Jealoufie (hovHittle Coever I depended upon the Hanrjvcr'idn Whifpers) that the King of Swadeii miglit refent the AfE^ir of Brenteny and Verden at that time, when there were fo many -Gentlemen to efpoufe his Qiiarrel, who wanted not AddrelTes enough to influence him upon lefs Provocation* WhepvEUpont I writ to ^'Xxon Behndorf, de- firing him to lay the Propofal before the King, as a Matter of the 1-ifl Confequence, Now xh^ Swe^- dijlj Invadon was threataed, to procure a general Amnefty to all the Rebels, who, I believed,would accept it^ for th^ Geatleman, who had made this Propofal, was a leading Man, deputed by the reft, as I fuppofe, and to conclude upon whatever h^ found to be for the Good of the whole.» luftd abundance of Arguments with him,^ that the Swedes, being Proteftants, w^uld be more ac- ceptable to the Scovs^ tham any Popifh Power Could pretend to be: That it would be impoffible, m cafe, they landed, to prevent the fresbyteriafis and Camercnunu from joining themj if their ^/^wy^'/?*^ I 2 wa| ii6 T6^ Memoirs of was but adapted to our Principles ; that the Scots generally love the Sweedes^ there being many of our Anceftors, who fi^nalized themrelves in the Service of the great Guftavus Jdolphvs •, whofc beft Officers, and a great Part of his Army, con- fided of Scotfmaii'^ to whofe Valour was owing fo many Victories of his: Particularly, that Fa- mous Battle of Lkpfick •, where the Sects v/ere inftrumental in driving out of the Field, and fubduing the old Imperial Army , which had given Laws for fo many Years to the German Nation.
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Intereft, even if I had no regard to their prefent Calamities, which, notwithftanding, fo affeilcd me with real Sympathy and Compaffion , that I refolved to leave nothing undone to get fuch a juft Requeft granted them j and for that end would - I- make John K e h E/f ; 115 inake a fjithful Reprefentitlon of* their deplorable Circiimftances to the King at Ktno'Oerf and the Miniftry at Londoih with their Propofal, which, I muft own, I believed it fo agreeable to the Me- thods King William \\^ii t...aken on the like Occa- ons, that I had no doubt of Succefs.
Wttfi this Afliirance I proceeded,being fond of an Opporttinity, not only to ferve ^o many good Families and Gentlem'en in Diflrefs, but even his Majefly, and the whole Nation : Befides, I had my own Jealoufie (hovHittle Coever I depended upon the Hanrjvcr'idn Whifpers) that the King of Swadeii miglit refent the AfE^ir of Brenteny and Verden at that time, when there were fo many -Gentlemen to efpoufe his Qiiarrel, who wanted not AddrelTes enough to influence him upon lefs Provocation* WhepvEUpont I writ to ^'Xxon Behndorf, de- firing him to lay the Propofal before the King, as a Matter of the 1-ifl Confequence, Now xh^ Swe^- dijlj Invadon was threataed, to procure a general Amnefty to all the Rebels, who, I believed,would accept it^ for th^ Geatleman, who had made this Propofal, was a leading Man, deputed by the reft, as I fuppofe, and to conclude upon whatever h^ found to be for the Good of the whole.» luftd abundance of Arguments with him,^ that the Swedes, being Proteftants, w^uld be more ac- ceptable to the Scovs^ tham any Popifh Power Could pretend to be: That it would be impoffible, m cafe, they landed, to prevent the fresbyteriafis and Camercnunu from joining themj if their ^/^wy^'/?*^ I 2 wa| ii6 T6^ Memoirs of was but adapted to our Principles ; that the Scots generally love the Sweedes^ there being many of our Anceftors, who fi^nalized themrelves in the Service of the great Guftavus Jdolphvs •, whofc beft Officers, and a great Part of his Army, con- fided of Scotfmaii'^ to whofe Valour was owing fo many Victories of his: Particularly, that Fa- mous Battle of Lkpfick •, where the Sects v/ere inftrumental in driving out of the Field, and fubduing the old Imperial Army , which had given Laws for fo many Years to the German Nation.
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