A full vindication of the Dutchess Dow[a]ger of Marlborough : both with regard to the account lately published by Her Grace, and to her character in general : against the base and malicious invectives contained in a late scurrilous pamphlet entitled Remarks on the account, etc. in a letter to the noble author of those remarks

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<T VINDICATION>
<E SECOND 1742>
((A FULL
VINDICATION
OF THE
DUTCHESS DOWGER
OF
MARLBOROUGH: BOTH
WITH REGARD TO THE ACCOUNT LATELY
PUBLISHED BY
HER GRACE,
AND TO
HER CHARACTER IN GENERAL;
AGAINST
THE BASE AND MALICIOUS INVECTIVES CONTAINED
IN A LATE SCURRILOUS PAMPHLET, ENTITLED
REMARKS ON THE ACCOUNT, ETC.
IN A LETTER TO THE NOBLE AUTHOR
OF THOSE REMARKS.
THE SECOND EDITION.
LONDON
PRINTED FOR J.ROBERTS, IN WARWICK-LANE.
MDCCXLII.))
<P 1><L 1>
((A FULL VINDICATION OF HER
GRACE THE DUTCHESS DOWAGER
OF MARLBOROUGH.
MY LORD,))
<L 5>
WHETHER THE PIECE I SHALL EN-+
DEAVOUR / TO ANSWER WAS YOUR OWN
PERFORMANCE, OR WHETHER IT WAS WRIT-+
TEN / ON YOUR COMMAND, BY ONE OF
THAT SCRIBBLING GANG, WHICH THE DIS-+
BANDING / MR((.)) P-TON'S LATE REGIMENT OF GA-+
ZETTEERS / HATH CAST DESTITUTE ON THE PUBLIC, I NEED
NOT DETERMINE? IN EITHER CASE, YOU ARE ENTITLED
TO MY ANSWER; WHICH, HOWEVER, YOU HAVE NOT
SO MUCH REASON TO BE STARTLED AT, AS YOU MAY
JUSTLY APPREHEND: FOR I DO NOT INTEND TO . . .

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