Strange language still upon the Pope
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Strange language still upon ye Pope
Forbes
Strange language still upon the Pope
Paton
From John Farquharson of Aldlerg
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Forbes
Vol. 9, 1909Paton
Vol. 3, 223Credits
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Correspondence
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| Person | John Farquharson of Aldlerg |
| Date | 25 Feb 1769 |
| Place | Dunkirk |
| Place |
received
| Person |
acknowledgements
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From John Farquharson of Aldlerg,
“Dunkirk, Feb.February 25. 1769.
I have no
kind of News to send, only my old
friend is still in good health, &and much
in the same way. The head of the Church
of Rome is gone where he deserves.
This may Change a little the Situation
of a Certain young Gentleman to the
better. The Turk has turn’dturned CatholickCatholic,
&and the Empress of Russia Protestant.
This is all my little News.”— Once more
strange Language from a Papagee1 u-
pon the Pope!
kind of News to send, only my old
friend is still in good health, &and much
in the same way. The head of the Church
of Rome is gone where he deserves.
This may Change a little the Situation
of a Certain young Gentleman to the
better. The Turk has turn’dturned CatholickCatholic,
&and the Empress of Russia Protestant.
This is all my little News.”— Once more
strange Language from a Papagee1 u-
pon the Pope!
Citation
Forbes, Robert. “Strange language still upon the Pope.” The Lyon in Mourning,
vol. 9,
Adv.MS.32.6.24, fol. 37r. The Lyon in Mourning Project,
edited by Leith Davis, https://lyoninmourning.dhil.lib.sfu.ca/ v09.1909.01.html.