An Answer to a Question that Nobody thinks of, viz., But what if the Queen should Die?

· 1731

Printed for _J. Baker_, at the _Black-Boy_ in _Pater-Noster-Row_. 1713. Price Six Pence. That we are to have a peace, or that the peace is made, what sort of peace, or how it has been brought about; these are questions the world begins to have done with, they have been so much, so often, and to so little purpose banded about, and tossed like a shuttlecock, from one party to another; the parties themselves begin to want breath to rail and throw scandal. Roper and Ridpath, like two Tom T--men, have thrown night-dirt at one another so long, and groped into so many Jakes's up to their elbows to find it, that they stink now in the nostrils of their own party. They are become perfectly nauseous t…

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