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such Scandals to their Country & their
Sex as toallow & aſsist their Queen in confining for theSpace of nineteen Years,
a Woman who if thethe claims of Relationship & Merit were of noavail, yet as a Queen & as one who condescended to
place confidence in her, had every reason toexpect Aſsistance & protection; and
at length in allowing Elizabeth to bring this amiableWoman to an untimely, unmerited, and scan--dalous Death. Can any one if he
reflects but for a moment on this blot, this ever--lasting blot upon their Understanding& their Character, allow any praise to
Lord Burleigh or Sir Francis Walsingham? Oh! whatmust
this bewitching Princeſs whose onlyfreind was then the Duke of
Norfolk, and