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A Jacobite Exile

CHAPTER 4: In Sweden
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I would that they had established themselves anywhere rather than in France.

It does them harm with vast numbers who would otherwise be their friends, at any rate in England.

In Scotland it is otherwise, for Scotland has always been in alliance with France; but in England it is different.

France has always been the national foe; and, had not Charles and James proved themselves so subservient to Louis, William of Orange would never have been crowned king.

There are vast numbers in England who would rather see a Stuart than a Dutchman on the throne, but who will never strike a blow to replace them there, and that because they will come over backed up by French bayonets.
"Well, let us talk of something else.


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