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36769	Defoe, Daniel	And What if the Pretender should Come? Or Some Considerations of the Advantages and Real Consequences of the Pretender's Possessing the Crown of Great Britain			.txt	text/plain	8711	208	52	greater things from the pretender, if he should come hither, than he pretender, and the frightful things said of his coming, and of his that the advantages of the pretender's succession are really greater the nation in case of his coming in, such as popery, slavery, French prospect of the power and greatness of France; then we shall on the must be our great advantage to have the pretender be our king, that we hope for under the happy government of the pretender, must needs be pretender we must entertain French methods of government, such as coming of the pretender, and consequently one of the good reasons why As to the gratitude of the pretender to the king of France, But we have yet greater advantages attending this nation by the coming they ought to favour the coming of the pretender, as the great benefit have the real advantages of receiving the pretender laid before them,	./cache/36769.txt	./txt/36769.txt