N

THE

Other Side of the QUESTION:

OR, AN

ATTEMPT

To Refcue the

CHARACTERS

Of the Two ROYAL SISTERS

Q. MARY and Q. ANNE,

Out of the Hands of the

D---s D--

of

IN WHICH

All the REMARKABLES in her Grace's late
Account are stated in their full Strength, and as
fully answer'd; the Conduct of Several Noble
Perfons is juftify'd; and all the neceffary Lights
are thrown on our COURT-HISTORY from the
Revolution, to the Change of the Miniftry in 1710.
In a LETTER to Her GRACE.

By a WOMAN of QUALITY.

He that is firft in his own Cause feemeth just, but his
Neighbour cometh and fearcheth him. SOLOMON.

LONDON:

Printed for T. COOPER, at the Globe in
Pater-nofter-Row. 1742.

KONINKLIJKE

BIBLIOTHEEK

ADVERTISEMENT.

A

Certain great Lady, living not far from St. James's, hath lately been at great Expence, to give the Public a Glimpse of a very faulty Edifice: In the following Piece it will be made appear, that the Book fet forth from the fame Quarter, is a Project of the like Nature; and confequently, that it expofes what could not be too carefully concealed.

But of this by the Way.

The chief Ends of this Advertisement are, to put in a Caution to the Reader; That, in the firft Section, he is to expect little more than certain natural and obvious Remarks on the Character and Conduct of the eminent Perfon to whom it is address'd: And to apprize him, that, in the last, the View is enlarg'd, and a comprehenfive Draught is given of Affairs in general; which no Portion of our Hiftory deferv'd, or wanted more.