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A44188	Holles, Denzil Holles, Baron, 1599-1680.	A letter to Monsieur Van. B---- de M---- at Amsterdam, written anno 1676	1676.0		.xml	application/xml	4630	95	45	I doubt not but your prudence will instruct you to make a far better than any I can offer , however I will say something , if it be but to occasion you to think , the Parliament and People of England have a mighty Affection to your state ; these are the shapes of our Court and our People , in the best manner I can present them to you , and if I mistake not , your State can never in time to come be better secured against shaking , than by the friendship of England . The Union of England and Scotland is a mighty Accession of strength to England , for besides that Scotland was always a dangerous Back-door to England , that mischief is not only removed , but such a Member added , as by reason of Vicinity naturally compounds one entire Body of a great Kingdom ; and this strength would better have appeared if it had at any time since the Union , fallen under a Prince of a Martial Genius , as in time to come it will fall under a Vigorous Administration .	cache/A44188.xml	txt/A44188.txt
