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turbulent and very remiss in the execution of the plans concerted in the Cabinet at length determine this timed Princess to break entirely with the treasurer--On the 27th of July --1714-- after a very acrimonious dialogue had passed between Mrs Masham and the Earl he was deprived of his staff The Queen was seized with a lethargie disorder & died at kensington on Sunday the first of August. The Vices of her Reign were the vices of those by whom she was governed, and the virtues of her heart only rendered her a more easy dupe to the senester scheme of her Councillors.
