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ALMORAN

AND

HAMET:

AN

ORIENTAL TALE.

In TWO VOLUMES.

by

John Hawkesworth

MDCCLXI.






VOLUME FIRST.




TO THE

KING.

Sir,

Amidst the congratulations and praises of a free, a joyful, and nowunited people, people, who are ambitious to express their duty and their wishes in their variousclasses; I think myself happy to have YourMajesty's most gracious permission to approach You, and, after themanner of the people whose character I have assumed, to bring an humbleoffering in my hand.

As some part of my subject led me to consider the advantages of our excellent constitution in comparisonof others; my thoughts were naturally turned to Your Majesty, as its warmest friend and most powerful protector:and as the whole is intended, to recommend the practice of virtue, as themeans of happiness; to whom could I address it with so much propriety, asto a Prince, who illustrates and enforces the precepts of the moralist by hislife.

I am,
May it please Your Majesty,
Your Majesty's
Most faithful, most obliged,
And most obedient
Subject and Servant,

John Hawkesworth.



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ALMORAN

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