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pay themselves and all the people viii Alexanler
fat and Martin the crafty forever and ever


And the sanhedrim did they had sail snd bs
SAID moreover Now we have DESTROYED the bans and
refased 70 tax tho people, and they will therefore


Martin king them forever


But the people were sore distressed when all the banks
were destroyed for the money of the banks destroyed
So and became rags the hand Of them which had aud
the people were wro with Alexander for all that he had
done and they said Let have another great Bank like
| to that which king Andrew did destroy.


o. And the people dispeased with king Martin
which had refused to give the people great Bank Of the
United PROVINCES and had Alexander rule
them with rigor. and they did help make William Henry
King IN his room because he did promise give the
people Bank such asthey did desire


4 And Alexander troubled in spirit when all these
things did pass aud lie called together his counsel
or and said them What shall do with this peo
pe they have ebeIed against king Martin and they be
ready to rebel aso and TO ask for branch Of the
great bank.


And bis connsellos advised him. saying command thou
thy servants which be in the lower house the Sanhedrim
that many them get herefromaand let the friends
William Henry (Which be called whes) take their place
lhen VIII the wings out number thy the lower
house. but thy servants will still ounmber them the up
per house


g. (ow So that there were two houses of the San
hedFim and law could be made in the province except
both houses did consent thereto)


10 And itshall come pass whatever law made which
doth please the people will say made BY the up
per house, but whatever law doth please the people
will say made by the lower house. and shall the
people continue be ruled by thee and past
shall be praised for all the good which the Sanhem
shall do. and the wings will be blamed for all the evil


II. And fear thou that branch of the great Bank
shall esen among Lo have destroyed all the
banks which among and have made laws
that snail pay their debts until will his
neighbor. Now do thou thing and surely no
branch will be sent among and thou shah rule this people
forever


Do thou say III The the people Of this
province will never pay the bonds for five millions which
sold make the Union Bank and will persuade the
people likewise for will say them that all
their substance will suffice pay these bonds and then
will they surely be persuaded


Is fthou wilt do this thing will thy
people more the united provinces will fear send branch
Of their bank within borders and thy people will be


by-word kissing and reproach all the earth and none
thee only and them which be like thee will
semitic rule them.


IA And the thing pleased Alexander we'll And he com
manded and Joseph the wedgge and other
did from the lower house OF the Sanhedrm and wings
chosen their until the wings did number the
of Alexander. And the Sanhedrm assembled
gether and Alexander spake unto them saying:


I5 Verify verify say you, people shall pay
the bonds for five lions which were sold TO make the u
Ran foasnuch Nicholas the great banker did bly
them of u.s. and say you he swnder and because
much ohem is owned by Rohschld the Jew. whchhath the
holy sepuchre pledge Is not he therefore heahen
and great sinner. and shall my people pay unto him the
bonds which he hath purchased of Nicholas the banker
Nayl God forbid


10 And say you moreover. it is lawful for
svnde swindlers and rob heahen and do all my
people believe My people would pay the bonds for FIVE
millions. though they had wherewthal pay them,
neither could they pay them they would. Il


IL And the Sanhedrim sorey vexed when they heard
the words Alexander The words OF Alex
ader the fat be false and slanderous for people be not
knave but they will pay the bonds which they did sell for
to &c. money thereby.


1S And when Alexander did hear these things which the
had sad he exceeding wroth and did
aud vehemeny, for he greatly troubled in his
mind.


10. But James the bosrotter him and said BE
down. A xande neither be thou disquieted at
these things Behold will call unto Charles the sim 5
lie and John the noisy and George the crazy and will
publish thy edict that shall be officers all the pro-
only them which say the people, Il not
right that ye pay the bonds b
20 And will promise cunning which Is Il
able persuade the people that when thou dest thy mantle
shall fall upon his shoulders if be he will perform my bid
ling, and speak against the bonds s.
81 And Alexander well pleased with this counsel =
md James the bogtroer did send Thomas the long
which of the north saying Persuade thou the people
ganst the bonds that they shall refuse pay the and
hou shalt be ruler of this province after Alexander


p But Thomas the long would not hearken unto the
of James, for he sa Ii and right ha the
people pay the bonds and will persuade the people to
10 unto themselves great dishonor


23 And James the bogtroter very wroh with Inom-
for this and he said, OF surety the mantle oi Al
xander shall fall upon the shoulders of another lie
"a And he unto Tighman the ironghter and said
him the thing which be had said unto Thorn
s the long. -
% And Tlghman did listen with greedness unto the mes
Of James the bogroe for he had long desired 70 wear


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