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Contents. PREFACE. INTRODUCTION. CHAP. I., CHAP. II., CHAP. III., CHAP. IV., CHAP. V., CHAP. VI. Some typographical errors have been corrected;a list follows the text. (etext transcriber's note)

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DON SEBASTIAN;

OR,

THE HOUSE OF BRAGANZA.{ii}



J. M‘CREERY, Printer,
Black-Horse-Court, Fleet-Street, London.
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PREFACE.

THE name of Don Sebastian immediately recals to every historical reader,a character, which youth, faults, virtues, and misfortunes, haverendered highly interesting: I selected such a one for my Hero, from thewish of shewing how “sweet are the uses of adversity.”

If I may be so fortunate as to instruct and to amuse at the same time,the utmost of my literary ambition will be gratified.{vi}

It has been my aim to keep as close to historical records, as wasconsistent with a work wherein imagination is allowed to make up for thedeficiencies of actual tradition. In some places I have been obliged toantedate an event, and to mix other motives of action with such as wereavowed by the persons then acting on the great theatre of Europe; but Ihave scrupulously avoided slandering t

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