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What is recorded here

Six feet south east of the slab, King William III signed the Regium Donum for the Presbyterian Body, a gift later taken from them. The stone still points to that buried moment, preserving the distance between royal promise and human loss.

This stone commemorative plaque records: 6 feet south east of this slab the Regium Donum was signed by King William III of glorious memory to the Presbyterian Body which they were deprived of by ?? 1869

King William III of England, also known as William of Orange, played a crucial role in the Glorious Revolution of 1688 and is remembered for his contributions to religious tolerance and constitutional monarchy.

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