Monatsschrift für Geschichte und Wissenschaft des Judentums · 1900-01-01 · Heft 5 · p. Seite 281

Die englische Intervention z. Gunsten d. böhmischen Jaden i. J. 1744. 281 Majesty’s own repntation and interest. But as it appears, that the puhli cation of my last 1 etter to you 11pon that suhject in the Amsterdam Gazette is ill takeri by vom־ conrt, I can assure von tliat we are entirely ignorant to tliis day, hy whom that was done, & that the cloing it was entirely contrary to Kis Majesty’s intentions. Harrington. XIII. Aus einem Briefe Bohinsons an Harrington. Vienna, 12. Mai, 1745. My Lord I am not without private reasons to think, that conformably to a passage in one of my letters of the 27 th. of March, some regulations will he struck out with regard to the Jews, that may he satisfactory to the hetter part of that people. . . T. Robinson. XIV. Aus einem Briefe Bohinsons an den Duke of Newcastle. Vienna, Sept. 29th, 1745. .Your Grace may perhaps recollect several circumstances in my 1 etter of t!1e27th of March last ahout the Jews. No affair ever appeared more desperate, yet it worked itself out of itself. It is true that the Queen was single in tliat inflexihility, whereas in this she has her conncil with her, hut what must he more powerful than herseif, & her ministry together, is the present exhausted state of their finances, to a degree as not to be perhaps supplied hut hy the last temporary expedient of making free with the plate of the Church.'