CHAPTER I.

And George the King died and was buried with his forefathers,

and _King William the Fourth_ reigned in his stead, over the

Land of Great Britain.

2 And this King William did that which was just and right in

the eyes of the wise and prudent, and was to his people as a

blessing from heaven.

3 He opposed robbers of the public treasury, the

plunderers of the people, the oppressors of mankind, the

sacrilegeous--hypocrites, and evil doers, and all such as did

succumb to them, and brought on them shame and confusion.

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