Free Parliaments:

OR, AN

ARGUMENT

ON THEIR

CONSTITUTION;

PROVING

Some of their Powers to be Independant.

To which is added, An

APPENDIX,

CONTAINING

Several Original LETTERS and PAPERS,
which paffed between the Court of Hanover,
and a Gentleman at London, in the Years
1713 and 1714, touching the Right of the
DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE to Refide in England,
and Sit in Parliament.

By the AUTHOR of the

BRITANNIC CONSTITUTION.

LONDON:

Printed for D. BROWN E, at the Black Swan
without Temple-Bar. M.DCC.XXXI.

The Dutchefs-Dowager of

MARLBOROUGH.

To Her GRACE,

May it please your GRACE,

HE Relation You bear to the Duke of MARLBOROUGH, engages me

to pray Your Grace's Patronage of the TREATISE here Infcribed.

T

THE Military Atchievements of His Grace, can never fail to impart Honour to all his Defcendants, and Pleasure to all fuch Patriots, as value their Religion, or the Liberties of their Country. For when it is remember'd, That His Grace, who, of a Subject, was, undoubtedly, the

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