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QUERIES concerning the Dis∣banding of the Army, &c.
1. WHether 'tis not as much the Interest of a Powerful Neighbour (both for the Preser∣vation of that Monarchy in the formidable Greatness 'tis at present, and for the Propagation of the pretend∣ed Catholick Faith,) to endeavour to subdue England by the Re-establishment of the late King James, now in time of Peace, as it was during the late War?
2. Whether HE be not more able to do at present in Peace, ••han he was during the War; that he has no Diversion abroad for his Forces, and that consequently he can bend them all upon us?
3. How long the Treaties of the Pyrenees, Aix la Chapelle and Nim guen, and the 20 years Truce con∣cluded at Ratisbone after the taking of Luxembourg, have lasted? And whether 'tis not so much the Ex∣presness of Articles and Conditions that makes a Peace lasting and durable, as the putting our selves in such a Posture of Defence, as to give no Advan∣tage to those who would be willing to break it?
4. Whether 'tis not fit to consider, in the present Juncture of our Affairs, the Case between Spain and Portugal after the Pyrenean Treaty? And whether, if we do not look to our selves, it may not become our own Case? For what has been, may be again?
5. Whether HE being at Peace with the rest of Europe, and in a Condition to bend all his For∣ces upon us both by Land and Sea, and his