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luteilyito intake life of, oroirather to{'peakijinta more ievetent “ph}1"afe )
if {itch men as the ptincipall agents, perverting his good intentions,
and abufing thetoyall name and authsotitie, as their infttument, or
poflibiy thePtince himfelfe tnifled by his own paflions or mifiakes,

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continued tenot? or drift ofhis C oun{e1s,defignes,a€t1ons, (notwtthg   

fianding ii t£iDgRCm0nfiIal1CCS made to the contraty')i petfifi in the
putfuite of things dangerous and pernicious to the peoples religion:
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httennedie at.hisfhifands ) tof=appteIi‘e' the fur;

  other growthof‘ an 4 to remedy fuch’“publique mifchiefsand dangers,
grownethtoughiong mint of due calling that good 8;: great Loon»-= A
‘fell 5 and moreover, ifthe Prince after all may and doth converts the

zaowetoiithe people it fe1fe,toback {till and carry on theft: defi ties

and compaife ChCfC«_€I1dSs. and the people b€1‘€1‘I1Cd~11€SthEfl, be ides 

the unteétfonablenes of the premifles inconfiftent in themfclvemnd

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Nattonis worfe‘then that ofa moflrntfetable flave. A A i “

Fot Afirfl, being before in a free and happveftate every ‘waiysit tnufl

bring itfelfe into fetvitude, and each man make one another motto»
ialiy, andzthofe he holds deareft and his Counttey it felfe flaves, and
trial‘: expofe his,oWne1ife.3 thatihe may thicket the lives of whofoevesr,
orefufeth flavetyi A( :»if much «rather all be not already or. before flavess

M if bound to doc, and ifufiletfuch things; at the pleafttre or difctetion A 1

of the Princes or rathetjoifthotfe about him. ) V V
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A and 3Ji.th€1r.COUni‘i§CyS€‘X€ClJEiOn€1‘S,A each muff be bound to expofe

all he hathsand his iife as moth as in himlyeth, to procure or ad...
Vance the Ameztnes ofdamna_t1on of thofehehoids dearefl, nay of in»-‘
ntttnerable others, and of h1mfe,1fe‘( Rel igion being part of the cafe.)

tTh1is whetieas it feemcs fLlffi;Ci€flE to the conititution of a flave, not

to have powetto difpofe of hi[tnfelfe,ot of what he bath in a paffive

W3’.Y}0n€1yA 1 in this cafe men-mtlfi be pofitively aétive againfit 1h€m- A

felves. W

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 Third;1Yoia.1%dt1afi1>tr Wheelie Narioztitannot fly» or .runoaw>:ot  
from :1 Condttton foil mtferable, and by any other»meanesrl,ut1avoida=§ A

33163 i":t$aipér[tit:;t1l‘at flavetmrty; f_ i   A p t
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ters they have troubled 5 Which‘ fort a poflibilitie of delufion, that:
ye: may partly hooriWinke,then'1, ttttufi tlillinguillt from the other
pert among tthentm/ltotn malice hath méitle utterly reafong and relie-
gt n proofe ; and therefore their [ertfes.vvhofe fouies‘ {eetnenothing

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els, are tolbe dealt with trtanother method; 1
furd, iocoofiftent, eontradifiory, agaliollfrealfonand nature, Princes
being tnfhtuted for the peoples l1ap"p1ntfS:“ andfo rather pablici fer?/5,

not their judgetntnts with whomwe deale as tuthulettt as tl‘_l€..__Wa-~ ‘

W Brit to the poirtt -, the premifesattd confelquente being i1tt_erly ah-1 e ’

est.gjegimml/plemfldo/eroitm : and firzce there is provifiott a ainft the
danger of the mmorttte of a PEIHCC; who can he onely po mvcpiy in,

it being zifortiori reafonable, that: it lhould. not be wanting aggtiiofk
theperill from fuch a Prince, as wepropound, who by meartes of a
greater maturitie and atithotitie, may coticurte more_at€’tively, and
confequcntly more‘"’“petnicioufly’to thegteateftevill, the ‘people in

’ our cafe, if or when the-King makes fuch attempts in reafoo cemnojt

Lbl Without meanes of remedy. j It wereepethapsp fo were aKiog in-

rflituted in an immediate miraculous eitttaorcliettatyrhattner t by God

 fclfe, then a lower POWCI could n‘ot’ptp1e:if,2;i111;_ll the :t€1:”ofitherhi*gh?—-
er ;or perhaps there iwerecolotmlf the people it feflfe ‘had abfolutely

given or entrufied it felfe to the power or Provifion of the Prince at

the fitfi; inftitution, or framing of lthe Monarchy. A But With us the

7% lawesgcuflomes, priviledgesl, power, and pufcfflf Parliaitnet1ts,,,'&:c.
_: argue, orirather are~1imitations,.reitriétione, conditions; ‘or refcrva-
.riot1,spmacle upon the iorilgtnalltrufl," pcommifiion, ordelegation from‘
, the people; or after, upon oc<”;afiot1,which it keeps in its owne power,
p or referves to it felfe,,as the fupteattie refort for extraordinary emer-
Vh “gents. Norltlethan thinke that the King having taken his oath for
\ the keeping him elfe within his ‘bounds, or forthe obferving the

l  lawes,liberties,privt1edges,orthe like. that heis he"rettpon onely left
, to God and his‘?:onfcience,and the people withottthumanei remedy,
it if he exorbitate; for. they ought not to pteefumebut to prove firong-
A lye (if they could ) this, Which. were for the difadvantage of the peo—-
. ‘pl: [0 mainely, ‘for whole good all was intended atthe firfi: iofhtu-—
. ,.Ei0I2“ of the Monarchy 5 and the pcopllges happines ought to be rather

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fsvénircd and preferred  the inferptetatidh 66 a” dou’otf’ttlI~ mhtter:

(were this fueh )_as af:l'urcd_’Iy accordin"g‘withthe firfi%7in{litutorstin%-E
tention grand Ithtnke 1t1s not fo apparent .( xfttr be .3“QP3‘1'CH'C"31;‘fl all )
that the King 13 fo left to God onely, as it Is that the fafeti;e~ and hap-

pines of the people is Lrxfirptmms and the end ofsll,wrhich~ is out of A   4

d0!-Jl)’E.;, and therefore by this rye of anroath, and all other fitting

ties, power, and meanes alto intended to be pf0CL11‘.‘.€’Cl,««s and feeuredgaa  A
end all oft ltttle enough ( though fuch “power IS unleilerupion necefiia

tie not onely not to be exercifed, but,alf0L to be _leepta~sifeeret,ias tnay
be, that the l’rince“sauthot1rte in as mttch as It may make fbryythe

' good of the people,may be kept ttp.) Andiperhapsthte oath thence-
‘ pie hath taken to the King, efpec1a~ll~y as the ope-opletiso reprefented in

tParli;m:ient5 may (' tlefperfting at this time this reafon onely ) rinfevrre
as lwell on thelpeQ;:tlesV fide,that it Is left to God onely flIC.t6tipO'E‘.t;';?t!‘I&
ifo [upreatne in point ‘ofj udgement and power : but ?tll{3Wi'flg30f1’3*
thet underfiandiegtrnly firth power robe; in thepeople, and firomit
in the Parliament (as hereafter may‘ further appealrewee trrerlrtotrloe)
is not this Way thepeoples libertie, rights_, happines, faferrandtbettetr
affured, together with the Kings jufl: power or prerogativegfifnee the

“Parliament is notcapsble {’ could it be Willing) to ufm-perupon either

( as after my be Ihewed) then imagining lfuch fupresmetpowclrto

be jnvefiedl in theiKing,Ail‘eit.her the peoples right tire the Kings 1' oil:

 Wet it felfe clanbc 5 feeding no man will -deny but Kings late ftlrbiefits

capable ofarbitraltyor tyrannical1~ power, oft times willing “and gia-

ving the attempts and fometimes a8c_nally prevailing. So, irfthelfrat-at

  tners of this Monarchy had_inten'ded {och p2_tr:unount power ihonld
A be {till in thelfiing, and that in fuch extraordinary emergents asnow

appeare  England, rheyhad been more _folicitousof}~ and~7proviided
better fat for onemeaness ofdtverfe ordeined to an end then for the

 very end it (elf:-,' the peoples ha.ppines,A which they has left fhll ede-

pending dangeroufly on one mans confciences or Will: as it fhould at
any time happen to changes whenfifo lure andfafe aprovxfion ofie-‘
red itifelfi: elfcewhetes ( as before tspartlytouched) and had 7p1‘efetr-a

; red the nneancs lbcfore the end“ rand Io doe all the defperate limelig-

M nants, and the diforémrers ‘ofout times 8: State, which is retrogthde e

to reafon tjothers may better en force this point touching the intent

; ofthelfitilrlinflitntiong mdafdde exprefle authorities perhaps out or

.1 the Lewes tothis tlnld,“ or the;pra&tfe of Parliaments in fuchnmes

I (if Inch have ever before been) or otherwifc proceed by analogie
and good confequences ofreafon.

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   IizitbeIh"*id3 that by»: fucha’pmviffion,ef temetdiefomrthe p.r3c>f:;3ei;ra»t

diam A _:u_.‘, t.3.boit_e£7aidf. at -dnttgeteqs; peel-idemtt~.e£tdtfioheyingg and A
wen? ning the Kimgst authornzy1stmtroduted:, whtch naayworke

evemdanget o£‘difi7o1utitot1o‘£ the Monarchy. ‘ Aditt.ing but not

granting, that upon fuch ‘at ptefident, once, matZ~et, upon an; eXt,r;a.Qr~ 3 %

dineariecaufea and tthmgbty V‘ 2mto1:der1_yt« Wa=.y_~( and: which once done
may well prevent -a1’1it1tu‘r€*nCCd oi matkztlg any mere fuch prefi-
d&’r1_~tS)*adl11it fuithav danger GVCU»-‘tZ0;Eh€'" Mpnetchye tollottvxzeda t.hf:t‘€,:“"
, upon. (wI=:ich yet will trot be mttdec good um out prcfent cafeattas at?3e;:~
wumtappmytten»nc:c.nowtst1tepmnc; .Amoegt ditets forms of;

government, whereby a people m.;ty~ be governed , that it tmy be [

h_.appie,which is the end and ayme qf every fuch fomt, thjiS,,‘ N‘;-V-A
tttm clmfe one paftl‘_ClJ1al? ortee,whtcht1t judged fitteft to co_mpa1I€
that et1d'(ast Indeed Monarchy dusty ttempered ts: the betfiltattt but

diflempetedtbyt tyttmny the vmrf’c,.the advantt:1ge»ol:union, ex: l.iH+1ri:+?f-
twepo weer; Whtch Lt hath RDQVC-'Oth€I‘fd1‘mS‘{)CFCflgth€ni!%gt~t0 eV1l~1,.
when tat deegenerer‘est,as =11; ehdt to good,:whi»le£’t 1t {toad itncorttuetpthy

butif thigcibjeétion were of Weight» it wotfld FIOHOAVVJ that it were.»
more rationale, that the peegles tehc1tyt,twh1ch 15 the fklpfcifltfi; e~nd§,,

towhiéch all good‘ forI1<1s’0t¢governn1e11t are ordained and r*€r1d;,.t.
tflmuldt mt-her fuffer, then ap~atticu1:_n:tform,.ot fa‘iEhiont,of govern»; A
ment, of whiehtthete are choice, and any of whichatebut: one.-
meatnee, or wa=yto. cen1pafl‘:;;: (hm? efid if it continue interrupt» I butigfit
corrupted to dehfroy “the end I :md‘f«3 Q1’1€En€a‘£]C’S.£O the end, may it: 
our cafe 2. memes if not teéhfiedi wholly to fru‘{%1—at€ the end,£hou}.d,
be preferred befere the end ithfe,1.ff5wtthic!1tit ought oneiy; tot fetve,‘
not eat}: it he (aid:  rtemedie were wotfe then the difestfes .fm*_w«ha1:-.t.

remedte can befe 1111, use that edwifeafe» 33. free, atg‘.o1‘ious;t ,9. ttobtiet Nam»

tien to fg1L;tot £"etvi.tt1det fpititttalland tetmpotttil fmrn: atlengenjejteéia
I.1h.ert_yn;1 hath k~1nd=s_, antIet‘out%felwts.the 1mtt1'ummi1ts:3  though can t A
go on m fetch a cafeg, the remedie .mightn0,tt-prove ft) 111, §Dr'.C{itk?i1'CLt1E,;.,

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ifmenwouldpstyobedienceduelythere Wh€1151'€3f0fl £6118 themw
— they owe it;And fhould tI=ne1:e¢be~n0RtcI‘x tetnedie for the peopie, _t
A or for coinfetvatien of the ftametofthe gevetnment theecmtiit“titt1.-;-

tiontof this Mona:fchy'a which meKm’g: dficlatcthhé tadmieetyht F0. .

tmuchr,were;mofl ttdefictent imvtthe meitiptinctpall point oti;‘ta1i,1:tnatme+

ly, the dtzfendhingandprefervingt e1t~tt-'~%feh1i1*‘»”:, : v_etty;tout1eit:tt1_t;n gandt :,
  gtound- Work: as the end «of ‘aUa~0‘L=h5€7nV“1f€i pt'ev~1«fi:oms. otders,Laws~,. /I

without which .wh?a;t were they but felhrattd phamtafie 2- Nay were

B_.3,     . me:

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met the folly

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F the fbfirfi inflitntiont ratheti‘ to be as much admitted A

(as tailing an infltutnent titterly unfitfot %%%% ~t‘he: purpofe it Wlls meantlit

for) had itleft the maine endof all, th2.1t 1% the peoples fafetic,‘ ltliieti-s~
riieslhappieelfe in fucha tafeias outs, withoutall poflible, nay with-

, Outany provifiot: expreefle or imployed by-common intenclment, ’

or analogie of teafon, or rule of Law, tliough the true,the natutall,
the belt, or the onely ]3l‘QVlfi_0Ua on remcclle to lceep Prtnce and
pt-opletin their due tempee, wetefo atthanda fo facile, fo OffCf111g it

felt} 3I“1£lt1f.ifl»flOEt before: “UllI~£illa37C€‘ ufed poll?-llnly at the very time of“
A fttchl an inflitu_tion, and 5§?,'-‘ film V51‘-3’ l?Uf'I30l€,e11amely, a Parliament
not other meeting ofthe l1l<€_flf1{ul‘C’: wtmotit provtfton, I faysagainft

the ateatefi publick mi{cl1ief_oit all,“ ;tlI',‘tE. eltpirmxm walzzm Keipaézica
(as divine Plaza termest it) arbitrary powet , or tyranny , and that at

, mifcliieflfolikely to l']apPt”Ln'l5v‘1‘I}OI€", (0 oh: attemptedanay aétttally

happening.;~ But he thatimplores force (not now topfpeak Oftwlmt is’
pretended herein hymn/o1'ds) and that thotigh but to refifis-t:hic orders

of tltat powers whole part alone it is t0'?£'€mCdlCptth€ people: inwotiii: i

cafe, cloth in faft deny that this Monarchy hath made tfuch ptovi-l
fion, or hath that power; [0 necellaty to help and defend it felf. or

that the people in this cafe is temediable. for by fuch haVlng.1f<1'--:‘

courfe to force or watre, though but defenfiveg he challengeth and
aH‘umeth all the power from the people»to.himf_elf} making himfelf
fupremelndge of all upon the lallt» refort, of Wh1Ch fomewhat more
afhottly. Butthe King cannot befo in our ptefent cafe .-. in which he
isapatty in as much as the evill proceeds from ill counfell prevailing
with him ; For to bring the hypothefis to ajfhefis, and not to {land
alwayon {uppofition ,tal<in.g it as a fuppoiition) that a king 1" educed
may, dc fafia, make fuch attempts as are above putgitl is more evi»
iclentof it felfthen thatwe need _llO0k.fQfl the‘ fall of Liberty lD,FW«'«W'¢’.§,

ifsnotpfrom the King, not Ceupnfell, about him confequently, then A‘

whence isthe‘ temedie fbt'out' lofl‘e 3 from the ]”ttdges:3 what evet

' their will may be theywantpower,andnotwitliftanding they flill
were prefent the milchief gtewon : It mull be them from the tvtfiot

Honfes of . Parliamenti ponely I tinleffe you would 5 have thcgwholel
N;1Ei1Ofl4fiifffiflil3lC;P‘S1ll'OI13.l=.l_'S7a -as lmpethei Vale of :3:-l2a/ap/vast, if you {upt-

lptofelit p0l,'filJl€5~ and if ptoflibleifit for any “thing butacgnftifion , ex-at

{crept perhapst force) th“'eikingh§1Viflig (ti0a:fF6aktWiIl1t what reverence

we can) einitthis cafet excluded ihitnfelf} and the Cl€‘t‘g1C,luflly being

excluded, from fttchtempotalli diflraétions, that it. may attend the
A l A better

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tbcttflgmdt advance,-.. the eeleflialltand ecclcfiaftickamore then enough

z ,, ,

ltotalceup the ablefi rnen'w'hol1y§ and not .a little hindered zmd clif»

-creditedby their [e.lgtcat;.grCedienéfIet étfter worldly ematttetsl: let

them do their dutie,tllet them teach tlttxly, live exemplarily, like ‘proé 

dfcfwfors ofrnortification, this 1'e’fifdéi"‘ltl1lepeople fo deyotedl to te.
ligion, to them, that they mgyt [ecutely ¢t'ruPt the Parlxament with
all that touches thermand fafely make .1t[the1t proxy, themfelves

ee_be;im~g abfent 5 and whileflt thusfpiritttgll matters atethe betterferg
lvged and attended; the Fe, and the temp,c)r21‘ll both tecetve the greater

blcfling :4 butfl_1cl1 d1ffidence;daIJd (ufpitlioh in the Clergic(if‘it mould
not be ptefent m lParliament ) argues ill defcrving, fir1eel.the{juPc1'ce

land vvifdom of the Parliament, as principles of this government

dough: not to he queflioned : but how much more is the Clergie to

(receive at the hands of A the Parliament ;._ tl1«atfz¢aM,i.pff6ti, i.€";,
Trirflx «yojdffae room. ufed bythatC0uncel.1n Weicelotlvvhlch 530x12?»

in the tl:ll1,‘d“ hook» De repebiicél, the 3.Cl121ptCl'a~t;l‘lCfl,‘ when they

llhstll he found in life dpélrinettfmfotttyedg ill affefied tOtl1€t puhlick
good, acceflhtle to theewll to be termed 1Cda my ardemjtol brlngin,
or mamtain C1E~l1Ct Papxflty, and i,<:lol;ttrie,,.or at lea-tfi: 21 mofl fcar1da;~

lous fymholizing within tntet:tJpomll.pride;.1ichest and gteatnefle,

and e_tzen»Antich;jlfl1:tn dlominzuzlon [l11‘Ou§.?; h the brmchestand ruins:

of -theirlcountrey, tatlaet then eveh a.P;1rliament fl.1allgtiefi;ion it.

The {Parliament lI!l'lCl7l9«?lTlCl-'lJf1ClC’Ie thistttnotion ofthe two Hottfesl in

thefetinmes undetflood, being our gnely remedie 5 otltrather Ifhyfim
U3UJ_lCfOl10W5 it may and is tobe Judge of the danger or dxfeafe,

A he and thatoflpower which is. to temedie if it be ft), is to try whether

it be 10,-, fol; without judgement..or.knowledge of the difeafe MIIOW
can there belremedlica or how fhaLll the 4Pl1yfitianknow.»Whttt, when
and how to applve If it be thellonellylcompetentJudge of this View:
dangerous difeafe,=~and of the nteanes to meet with; or explell it (Wthje

knowledge of the 1:emedie»~depending effehtiallyupon the lmewu

ledge of the Maladie, and receiving thence IE3 ]udieatlons ) it hntth
ctonfequently power to execute, or aéh or caufe to be lexecuted or
aélcd, what ithatha or fhztll judge or ordain necefihty for the cure,
elfe fueh power to judge we1*e van}, and it would flill tcturnthat the

people were temed1leffe.But W1 an OM..0I‘ judgementand lP’oWE 13.1; a »
as they are d xvme co1nc1der1ts,and all one 1-eallyland naturally where

they are fupreme, audtteffetttiall as in theD1vinc nature, it being but

out Weaknefle of t1z1de1*flandlng to eoncelvethem dtsioyned I0  

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higher faculwt) even'Aii1j'lt%hisfgtprqmész power cm earrlfl (Which as {me 

‘psfrslillmo trail tic) ‘c an": bear ‘imi rages, l,:7“.I]C1l3IY.:€:w‘"§$'5,fi~‘~l:"‘{7_‘3l:1ES‘“lIl;‘lal§ abbvc‘) they
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pofing or 1nferring om the Otl'lfiI‘.j" 3 Lcclusladdc¢= E054mal{C”lup chzs lmcrug

, reflrialltrinity;Gaqdmffe,“whicI1‘lafi magribe undcrllood A in our prc-

'f'em:,c3;fe,V%¢al doing no Lz»n)'p&,,'or diihonotxréblve thing, but wliolly in-

lltendlingli ff5hCp”U'l)lllC_Il§.fgO()d,  according ‘to ilxfe‘ peoglcs fira&$" ,«Andi 1'41;

sWere’la‘n e;1;‘.cll1 lzereficgln the pojlicy ,of this Menarchyl to disioytl fin
‘our belcefm opinflion, the third froz;1*tfhetW0lf0rmer;l And the Law
jfaying 5.1.10 cliflucinolzrzlblclthingilsll to bc conceived of: the "Paglia;
;1mcnt,itfeems all one as to havcfaid '1n*oth:‘:r tcrmes; that it is the
fuprcmc“]udge of phc lagfl rslorc (and that even ‘without ~th»c: king,
if hp‘ hlith cxclucledlh1mfclf as abovcwvhich is more then if he were

far pcjrfonallylabfcnt, (ilk otrmrwifelcafually difcnablcdfind as much  

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“land determine, all men to 4€q(¢zejf6, blndxng all from quelhonlng

l lwhat is there done 3 andinferres the fupremc power there to refidc,

‘as beingthc Whole l<xngdornc( in whichi: is radically and funda-
j-mentally by r€p1fCllEfitatlOt‘1_3fUCl1 power to be excited and ufccl,
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*nary;Delcgate,“or ‘ Magiflratc;-duringthatjparentlhe 13 of {late 5» for
A tl1e:k.ing%domc having lenrrufccczl the l?'Pa:lia"mcnt=-A “with all it ‘holds

precious,’ the €l:l"€€)cl.0f‘tl‘1C ccmmilrm upon the m7attcr being, ~t':hat:
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fPlanec.(astl1;:y fqyl ) in his proper houfe gaff-arrc gfcatcr venue and
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profit corrupt  tooj oft; Where Que; ot~._a few zttei’ o~rd7_1na7ty; Judgesgt
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how by f|.‘€q!.1€m:L0rdC1‘S they invite prtvate catufts; and do. they give: .
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time, theyby their Declarattonoyoet the _iik€3giV€"l3b we then of
t,‘ e moneys an account ton.~:the world 7,i ‘except  they be tehvetdeht of
themfelves  Should thc>yd0‘thatA.Lh:ey caunotgiveooreafotni.for 4/bucii
fuchmalicious vigilance,’ as we dealtwith,‘ Whfirré it might; gg .pmj_t
culats charge: them, and alzticle againft A thfim. upon “tiruthsa  would

never be driven to the bafe and miicrable fh.if[5.0ft[-mfgge[]c]jaIg;and.

the o1,i1_f<e moft ridiculous iomtpuedtent etranfparent calumnics for Want‘
ofmatter to Work ont;,*and:d1dtr1ot the people [cc clearly ‘, 4 they hhaveh
reafou, and that their ends are meetly the publique good; A iC"WOi1Id
detest-fl1emh;.1oofing patience upon the fence of the pre ‘

can induceta finall; fetled Rate of health,works ieiu  op;a”'tieut, chiefly
i.fdi{Ord€.r;SJ during the .CL1fC3t. talfo fomentwt the fpeccant hutnours)
th_1;ougfh thematligmntt ft-'avetfes of ‘our CaI’umuiatots5 hbothtpeople
and P;1er1iat11,1'¢n,t: are ofienteceflitiehhtotpaffe through zgfiedt more 1‘; . mg

to . A t +1 _;,t
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agfifiexfi" ‘3p;pf0V'e,§’\(i»h;1t%%@&ff€£fhg,~$Aa§nRUIFIEE? “fizificcth  lcr’ Mm flake
l?1ec& We cmduoa  t‘*h’t2fE”lf"lfa:d1:1iC7t2:lSi‘; mhey; MW 2. Lfimare Immouraazbiq
%cm:c;it%?‘of tam-:xP2mn1iamén:~:%: ;iti’is  zbafia pxrafin .onc}y, ;but.;ap1ac§:& of
homur, fuVch:as:~ram menhmied in tIi1eir:*I’»r¢>ficionMo tzhJc°l€Iing5
the like they  at .,  %and9trava‘i1’  ahw; mere. may behcme,
that their than dircfi. cmrrc tfhfi .Pqnliant4 in sill t2h1'11gs.s;.,.. will flare
cclt them, thatsichmy  :aLjm .o?£"*xhc»iL waw, *A<andL~A‘tbw:*1:hAeir neamt;
vwayhadfl be:m‘tuhav:cnomp1iedwichthbKingy‘WhAich facing .t«11e{'og
uvmfld fimm.;taimag.=ihc¢  {fa xmjuflz and dilhanmuravbela

A  tmcd;:m:>tw doubt; they mm-fld follow  *b§.~ this wutfe bring»?

ing in 313:“ arhiirmay guvcmmem; in which cafe (‘ as ‘before: is {’a1“d)_~
me iflifloun-feElors,cf1mcia11y being au:h_ers% or%inflrum¢nts of the
c;%haga.g.e;catr3zAawa}§s advamagem thcgaim_;,_. and fpoyls of the
maple; thufe rhciftilams would be farm mogcj imperious , abfolurc
agbzmry c§1copprd{TadMpwp1c>’( we may mflgncc in the Smmg.

hambcr) orV'm 1o¢:c:mncficxaH5 as : laflh noxiom to firiét fyndicag-I
tnsg. th¢n.’t:lmy:Lcan  ather way, tiny new old 3 in cvcric re;
gan§ifd%aca.mmtab1e;V£hc  in 41%‘ prcfi.Jmptiom%likc to be eagerly
vigdmc qvcr them 5 and tzhcfc Malignams thcmfelves , grown yen

.mom.malicium Wnamemsa if poflible, by facing cm A:;ab.1esA fog

tu.tne;d;A and+What. rhcyvhave bemahL1s.mor11mufly wicked to emu;
Efififiamflfififid hi?‘ Ehflffirthfifl 1‘W@a%*tha*=%~  ha: rfie infimzncnrs 90;‘

’    £;§1€;I:fl_’f1' f”uc'h;thbi25‘ Wickedneflb; beflcfics the Parliaments»
€:;W5i£hang1%ng QWrA1;he1x%heads;.and fa hxghlyznmreficd inrB1c~4de..,g b

Qatliament mgaggsmnfift Esther Members than this opmfmt «do;gA ;
sad 1:0:-?’;a5Sgfi¥m3§§‘Qp§ Em rhmka fq claofen, lcffe fubjmft m 23 vom thgxg:

E;I1€3;§flQ;’$ ©;f I.:1-mfr:tkmyhavcmadechaieeof {and perhaps the next;

V if  a:My'V;;£hing_ £0 fatzfsfig the ipfatia_tcA makice of chefs who”
A "é?$1¢?3¢*!i C0#9‘JI Of fmzinuxflg fufmclfiufl %0f*tl;1c:w1hm¢gritie of t:‘iais9‘i>:;;’r1;'g...

x1n,cn:§g wcmiid. tlmerugh thafidcs of itaflrike at the A beam: and autho;

A 1”I.iwEiG.V@9lf,321;j],1 fiJ;ml:@Pav1.iaments&z for 1.-11;mn& thematftcry by this A comfg

 PaI1i.apn@¢fl§nQW~l1qlds; 1' fuck their propo£itia‘ns;tl1epcopi¢L and
kzngdpm fisljc Lilia E9; be me. one} 4 ainers, as Ighcfe publigusg mH¢hi¢§g
 _ W_fr£>mJ3l G<£3I«m§C£c11ma_J;*;_ a _A  fficers.  Bus: havfc: nocfomeotkhg
Eixpcmall ;  %vmgh:€s ~“;.f:f4  §h:1.s.;Par*I1§zmcm “qui:;>cad or jndangggyed
B14“ 3‘: Qf.    bcfxdcsme gcnerallxloflb comtmn  “fa-at
E-Qfihfi  allqf  Ehfflt-Ighj tihé neglcfiw dftheir pmrivatc af;
fazrsmrVhiL<::£iz;l1:;yam 1hm‘whd1}4y‘taken up with N the publiquc ) as

 
  

A ¥§%?’?$'C9%£¥fiW¥$Wf1f¢fi94f3»?ffi9tMartyrs: rhm I.I1es»¢.ean any way

rxpcsil.

rand am by chc gcopk cncru ; 

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¢xm&bytm—4cwxf¢ they hold a are xmcxa1np1€§ 0f1‘uch:; :15 lfufferéi
ingchetnf¢l&;zc$%to:b¢t+%¥€¢n off from fuch fcrviccs; ( On Wflffiflthfiy
purpofcly themed EM more fl}31fP».th:u; they might be fo caltcnoffj
have grown almofi as much 1n greattacflch thfiréihya as they loft in

A gQOd11€mf'—': are mt fuchinfia11ccSaS vulgaras the fpirits th:;tfurI1iflj1

:17 wichthcm P Moremight be {aid andmuch better hmfcin by bev-
tcr Judgements» hit a weak one may fufiicc {Q flrong a caufe; ;hcrc_
bcinggogd reaf0mQb.cfi1o_.rt and flight in an zxrgumenhe or point
that cauld afiozgd no jtzft reafonro; have bfigun 3:311 .«, did not fuch
monficrs of mcnurga It 5.11é‘,€H¢,c.'a\'g:'l in be conceived that hope, in»-
tcx1tim1,”or fmitian 9f uncamroullcd difl5olAutc liccrztioufneffc ot-
plcafuress by mcanspf the capacirie thciy now fiand in » or as €h_€Y
31¢ a. Pa.r1i-?1tI1€iI1t¢an bit :1 rnoAtix,zc to them to continuc thc power,
or» place thcgy Vhwaeg longcr than thfi 11ub}iquc ncicfilfitic or good rc-
guAif:;%s, or cgnvcxt me any o\:hcr ufc z;hc'n  it fm: which they w:re
d with fuch pawcr, fuppaiing they
were npA»b,ecccr chm om Cfilumlliafifltfi :» thm; wbcrc there xvcrc a
motive 0; mi llama it wquld prwail with thcm :0 do will 3 had 1711+
xention of f;zuch1i<:c=%1:;x;iuu{rxc1¢fi?c hem one erf Ache principics that im-
wed them, What meant; they withaun any ncccfiicie up: oncly :9
give Pubhquc fignifications; that they méamc to induce a fltifi rer-
formation of mmncmbun czvcti amid 11:: great and da:n,gcroAL1s ch}-
flxaétions to bc.:gin.to fez: it on foczm 130$ without: fomc further dawn»
get from thofcVthat1‘1fit¢ is :.As font any pleafurcs they may hercby
‘pretend, they fccmc U.) be, no othm than their ixldcficicnt and admie
rablc pamsg dangmis and indignimcs ( lct me addc and b9.(£3§?7gr»1t:L
tM’=-°.r.-» a blclfcd cdmdition to Fain tearcs and dan gets that thcy um:
mntintrtc in it) thcir neblc coflfiancic 1' ud£in§«§1W 1’ *0 €57" PW‘5#'3 dr4I1r%?l;é
pa-ricwuma for all which whcrcas igt appears. £1165’ have no c;:arch1y~ ra-
‘ward propcmndcd go them ( the hkc may be [aid cf all phofc xlm
adhcré (.0 the Parlxammt) but :11; confclcncc of 11.2w in A. dark: nobly
in fmrvitrg God and their Cquncrcy and dcsfitmdingw it: 4 1d the King»-
dumc give what it coL11c_iaffordit wcmihott of then},  it; mufi bl‘:
am higher kingeiomc that can indeed czguall them fifld fuch 21+.,I?11a13gnp
Qfflxt: kingdomc. and no {each as our Malignallts wanuld h%V¢A us
tcaxr, they appear to aymc at and affeét ; and could they wonlldmrxy

gyms: ma tyr_ant;y forthémfclvcs. What nficdthcy h?1.VC13id f”r€h
a block in timzr awn waycis;,as a voluntary aamgcncrally taken fat

AA$h¢Cw3%(cxvatig;1VQ£ the Ifiings iufi authoricic, and [0 many Dgcla-~
V .   33 ratxms

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zzraonéanla pubxsqueprorees to thgrr purpore;twhrchtllrhéytlaerilrtner
‘froth “upon all tolecaliom ‘A yettoj do, when gs; had ‘not tl1etrltefolutz-
%ohs“beet1rhus fixed, fdtvers freelatjeed»eclat1ngthetmfelves = to that ef~”-

lfeciht fpecially lince matters of difietertcer have latriVecl*~at*this he1"gh~t,
and the Patlilanxent fofirong, and. to mzmy other eitrctzmfhincres ffi—r-‘-
tting,'m-ight l-rave becttfothorn. But to leap over all thefe batree in
im;tgi:1atioz1( fot_inReafon We nevetlcant "J fuppofel*tlhe‘Parli:;rhent
 efieélt aehange ofthe Monarchy, W’l13._t_ form of govemmm;
eoulelrhey bring in it1lteadofit( forthey willl hot‘frty An;uentet~no:

I deny a jmireed government, for fuehl ‘is’ out Moharehyrltedueed to

hasttighttemper)lDemramzry ? Thehthrottghperjury, gteétl‘.iniu-.-
fltice, and danger, they putfu'etheirown -mine: For Deznocracy
wherethe people or multitude govetnsie enemy to the vNo{;m¢,'c
.l:.”l.l‘lLl“‘ C_3CfI‘1'£1‘iC,'\/1«'l1(‘:l:t’:‘Of claiefly or [olelythe Parliament e‘eonfi[{-3.7,
bringing all to a parity, and maltingalllmefitelike in power; or era.

their taking away eminent perfotfi quitegaé lenviofius or jt{§aI‘o[13'~Of.

‘them 5% Whereas {och have ptiviledges over the vulgar in :1 it1[i'Mo..
narehy : ‘What then doth A the Parliament affeét e/{rwacmry ?
(Where the Nobility, or chref govern ) but the multitude or people

, A Whom the Parliament hath been charged to cotrrlsriin which ffllllttig

‘rude refitles or confilts the maitle Itrengthyandl who clhogfé “fhé
rCO1‘fimOz'lS, Houfe, and mull:exectitelchieflywhat the lPatli3l‘ment
orders, without which their orders are nollthing‘; aftetDerhoeraey
or Monarchy before Atzftocracy: And doth not the Parliament
(asoahove is laid) from” timeto time give3pa‘ttichl4at' accounts of their:
aétions to the world; doth “there appear em-y   prerkious prelparitalg
the way or dilbofingl the pteoplelorlfliehlal change? wm'cn~weze hes
cellhrie, were itjnttended 3 athlealtvafthet fo lohgta time 5 they rlwomd
have begun to entry theirdelfigne~ot1tQw;;rdl~, hdflltllc PEDPIC having

the con»

found it, wou‘ld"mote and more have fallen off :4 but we fee
ttaty, and the people every daymote zmd more fatisfied and ‘aim...

red of the integtitie of their irxterzrs. But were the two Wlr-Ioules a”
A -fubieét poffibly cjtrpabl-e of c~2i'rzfl‘r%‘M€y, would the rLorcls of the up...

per‘”I"IQuf€CdQf1CIl11‘l‘C toiet, V£'l1;i§li\n'_.fOL1ld r€ClU§‘C:'€3Cl]3Of them to a
parity ll]}p()WCJ.fA With each Member of t»het‘l-loufel‘ of Commons A as
Democtacywottld equallltlxem-b7otl1 Withjehlee "multitude; for unlcffe
the Lords vojould lotole bygrgtntingg this, flicfiuld the Commons ‘‘ er
any tmngeg If this yet he éthfif thing) by this oimngifiary if pom 13
gchange 2. )yet how_coulcl~tl1ey*com:inue,or hold irmrhout ~the7”con-

fem

(hrs)    

feet of the multitudet or; people. 2. ‘ifliould the peo”p1cutnat1imouI7-

ly ce,ncutte'ntoh“the ctre&in”g;tn'1§.tthis_ Lot any "other forme ofgovem-A
mane Whdtfhouldt oppoffe 1't:‘h':h§*'7hBELV1i1Z‘hOW'fOO11fl1_‘WCI‘t’i it for“ a people h
to feat-e thatgtwhtich can"‘,1‘1;eever ,beh,ti.1ii1eh{1’e41t felfe W111 2 and thetParhé-‘AA
menthhatfh found: it 2; t1eng,:ime thfiréngely infatuated ; infenfibie; un’-1-V ’
Willing to fiirlre ]( tti1lt‘time andexperience hadtgiven too good me: A
fcation~ to the Parliaments nextj -htodivine forefight ) even when it 

hath madcggpfenttetntqtthem their townetightstliberties. and iniplny
ICd:dCf€flC€'3_,_3.;-Dd, tc;9dtj1Id;[ftfl;¢ Ptatliatnentt prefntne to finde them to

fiérwrfe éétivffily tn amen; and nnteafonztble thing," the Aeteétiiag ‘
‘  ajnewetytannyg 1jidt~w:tthOut”tgrc1at danger ove;tt[hemfelves, eontta-

1'37 f0 thfihoathsé P‘3TP€Tti1‘aIltProt‘e Ptations oftethe Parliament. A f  A 
  And the 5W1n;thct11k¢ Qctafion we ‘fee cizd notbrxng In any of
thcfcnew governmentstt = nay. were t11ctPaI11am€ntP0fi3b1Y Cétpablc

ofruchatytanny, ‘:yet nittfittacxtgg, in thehands nffltchfg multitude, antdhf
that aga1nf’c»tthe’gOTQd W111 of the pieoplfaf for fq j{we"‘mnff here fup-- 

pofctn) théy wcirecéifilydividffd» talld 1?: the tyt£§1ii?YtdifT0iV¢d; <*Ifft.‘«€-e
“ exally thete nevvet‘n‘T€ztratt;t1‘ng a‘n1_111Qr%tpart? c;nn;ttg%tyjtott th-ereft,‘ and
contramette bexng the caufe ofdzflblutijqnt but [0 were not 3 tytannye

in the hands"ofone,hand1'n him efiablifhed by5thegbodetvih1le’ofaMpog V

tent faétion of nm1ignants:un[itiee which chiefly‘tmnkesta Monarchy;
duely tempered the belt form: of ‘gdvernttxent ( és above was {aid ) I
making the ‘arbitrary  or ttyrannynf ' one upon; the fame trenfon, as
the Worft ofall, foemohft har"d1ydi{_TdlvibIe;. A h * A ’ “ 
" VVee1my a"dde.t;o all, that this’Patt1 _
obtained ttientuiall Parliaments, whereby their a€tions,smd de-mea-t
name in this ptefent Parliament, are fubjefied to frequent and cer-
tafline exémetns, ihould or chould they give'c.:ntfe, and that perhaps by
Par1iamentsT confiftingef ojthethtnetnbetts then thefe (‘not to’fpeae‘kt:‘
of other aeeijdents that may prnficutetfneh 21 change ) ihouid IhC"'p'€()‘--‘t

ia"menfhaving pteffed fnt, tandth

jple not be fgtisfied with"what%ethefehc_1€3e in this, prefentPathIiament xv

it ‘p1ainely;1frg:ies,, thatouty of the cleeareneifetfithetit in-tentiensghnéthiét
tins; and 'confeienc"e_s,t”hey atevconteintfingy defirehto1eaVeh.theit*aéhl-
ens tn the CCflfL1r€.Qf§1fl)tfW3: tl1@e”i;:petft31:t§,;tas pnneetn*ing future eIe€ti-
0:13; tothe jiopininn Ofiih¢P€tjple L1”pt5n~t‘heir dtfInCI.'witSf;’”  tlfiing
Plmft"I10?jt0[ceemc"amei?enthtms andtib9k¢;t0“th¢it40157533» hats ‘ht-my

we 4 defiic ‘E ?It’t_:he1‘1t np’09n théfe Iea;‘fon§ ¢aif_1d’ttiueh%f%tnoi*ethat mi'g"httbe of-
fifétéds ‘t'hé?,tI’-nfliainient heannot heave Many ’  et efiéblifléhing “in

A Ehemfclvts any arbittaryh ty,¥.a.t1t?¥5e¥ 9f t11¢31f*;<?1t*V‘tic trite-re-tfmolte

 Inga:-3 -.

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 wrzhths hut: cxfnhcir Ccimitrcys  WIaat*é'a~m:Eéif ay:me%5e%

all chi:;A .vs‘.Ih_ile" bm: .ch_gpL1b1iquc gog3Md,A;*§l1fé‘jufi‘ ”Vdsi*fe};1ccA% a1a§‘!qfi‘éritifig;j
(mean c¢.¢un:Arcys4%righ:s% and t;ox:ox:r>byrhc W _r.c;gu41a:;u:=g  ma
dgciAng%“tIiC‘Mona1:chYtome d‘§J€ %5€?i?11P;¢1“T?% Vvvlnch 15 311 th€“C133i1§¢ G57:

A:1j.:Vgovetnm“cntA tl1cyffct:1nc Atd’ afi’e6?c% Cizhe 7fa“mc , holdk in  all j ttlofé

that adhere to :h%e41?ar1‘ia.mcnt3% and init, fd.c1fs=:;z:rn*ot phcrnfclves); ftgim
W12 ich it had cfpc-c1;zI‘ly through want ofjdue Parliaments cX0fb1vtd,-

‘mi {Q dangere_ufly,:hé.t"11a;d%1n%ot;his.,liI<eAManorhcrdatil/W34been:fént

by? ciur‘gmc:ious ..God  rcdccrrmf or  r:tr1’1er ;; c!‘ic£:L‘ cc, fdéffiffidf
usgiand ;hat“wi:h L'2ii1.ou1c- firc::c_hed arix1e%4»; .fofir<:ing the%V'matignazi1:$‘;‘;g;q;
it, Wfi0Aas £h;c?y AéV€r&%ifl11inncdA itby aI1?m£fl%§1¢§;4%;fl0W dC3}d1y.h1,t§if,7 étéf
1‘cari11,<:;‘ it, and in 1i{1ac4fcare confeflfing éacxtiygthat farne po1‘i¢;ic“k Adm-as 4‘
niporcfxézclc of itJ. which is now affci'tcc:1,a Worfc than e/fgypfidfi feisfvim
tudcyia humancfprobgbilicic"had_QVerwl1¢1n3£d- US; fi.1j_d cor1f‘ggug;§g2%;yV
zjjhg c,ru¢V'pxi&uci;:l¢§o;:’én‘g1'4.rhatmovcs the‘ mglxgnaprs ;r:a:,14n_é)‘g;jbc,‘Va%%jc"3:'u¢;
t3:a;x:*c,of 'ajnyi%a:bitrafiy%.p¢vV£rWm be cflab11§1zed41n‘ifil1c‘“‘Patfiaixigfit;
chougiz ;ncyA Io pr_"emridT, tb 'divekrt;us by fool1I§;ly4f<‘:iarin‘g  i1ir§1;z‘g,1§z3a;~§
W impjofli Ea“’1c,%danger, frbm ”1jocfk1ng, 120% and txmfily 0ppofinAgt1hc[tifaE
real} dangenr 2'111.II1in£:L?1t;).fldCV1d€I)t__3  ta draw  to conamc to
the %btingimg ofit i:n;with% our own hands; which isan arbitrary go--_

wrnmcnz at difcrctibn, which? th; malignants A thcmfclves ‘maid ca-.-¢

flablifl1,LandA thzatby a. civil} Watts: :0 the ruin: of 311-chat is precious.
tvitfix honcfis men, (513 men of honoujr -'-_Th:yAh2vc‘I:md fuch power‘
in xnanncr, ala-cady in their 11a.nds;: andxhat whicli the King. is indu--’
Qfiifl‘ by sham ‘CO challenge anthis ptcfenc,amoL1nns to r1oA‘IeH‘cin§ef.’£cé1:
as ££1aH”appca,rc,J.:1*1é:iParIiarIier;«c yet in vigour ; what chm may W3
cxpcaft  they £17m11licidprcvaVi1c b;y’fc>rc,c, which now t:l;V1:A:iAr fa1Ta~ciesVat1d5
dtludiug xfcaifmas are plainely éffcbvhrcd Acfxcy flis %ut1 t‘0 At" What but
tflatthc Court and?’-.1fa~{itcs»of it; fliniuld WEaHow..and%fCVcII%.it1 all I-it-.-;.
ccncioufncfl’c,. luxu1:y,L éxccffgw i.rAhMp1:i; T7 ,tavaricc,and ‘tyranny 93:0;
%po:~c:onab,1z;-,wh;1a&~mc rel’: Iaxfiguifiha under opprcfiidn, flavezy, poéé
vetzy.-. difgracc, pmzpceualll incffgnizim or fcarcs,. acCompced.a,s-thci:1°
bcafis, tfllfilbdur for tlicm, %and;Afo.mcd~iOAc;1‘itiC, a StarcaW;hicl1$ the wi...
 gifrnm pmycd“ féixla, mm wficfrc4:CiBcw faundabuz 2 délugfi Aoff 
mm comzrary .caufi:s.,£til1  ruiiie in.Vvo1vcA4 allogbchci 5.. varcug
gnd.;thé..%g170rLyAQEtfi:,N.g:i:3nb¢fotccxtimEf. Frwc.%muIi1mti:hin1g¢

thanthat£%{Whic1i41bvc£h£iii » W %x¢y! fo” Cfarwhith m}  ,

to    raon *b¢qm== andfiwwr c
{aw-.j1%; (fcgr thasmuch c nciy may ftfificc from Atfic multitlldcoftficma
  ‘ the

  (17%)

  theheads and leadetg excepted 3 may can be content to fttine~ the  at T
tfyg. hbettie, fztfette of 1t, even wtth the hazard "of then? eftates, hves:

hDflOuI5afQl1§C$;vf0 they may in fume p1_'0pf1fliQnt-fl;1a1'€ the {poiles tot‘
their Counttcy,-t and grqw fat tt/iteift the blond and scares of the top; 
prefltd people : We muitnot thinke they can doetghus, but to the 
end to have greater memes and power to beget more monfttous in
all villany if it were poffible. Thefecan fight agatnft thdcir Counttey

to make themfelves {leaves to at few abovedtthemgthat the teft of their  

Oppfcfffsd Counttey may be fl._::.ves to them, flavcs of flaves = but I A
doubt not, but thfifc monfiets, uttleflc reafon tfansfotttne thctn, {halt
meete with tehtite Hvrcwleffltr. hoflfift men and men ot'honot2:t;, ready
to die {qt their Cottntrey,_ if need require, juding {uch a death inefi‘-4 "

e nicely mt be preferred before the iivfis of the cthietcfi of thefe, ihvottld

they .obta£ne what they feelge. _ t % _ _  
But let us ,end thts patttettcall flylfl tout, though tt be hard for the
infetmur fztculttes flometxrnes not tote ..ttte: whenthe undetfianding

€omewha.t.1fl1i§.h£€n@dhath inf1atrtedthe;teill.  T

On theothet fide, fa tdivine»a gift as this Parliament th.tnItfuI1y dw

.tecognized_and maidet ufeeef dttely’ a.aI1dthC}._11fl? power and dignitie   
Qf the Pathament, and thetctn all“ our happxnefle tgvifely and mm.
fully now tottcetaflcttted; modcratloq and medtocrttie itjxdutceda the
Monarchy duely tempcted,tmay»b»e%1n@huma1ne plsgbabflittie petpe:-
tuall, -and all the futfct beceme;:Phyfieke; And thts violent Feavex:
of the State A having amazed and; drawn: 130 an head all the malig-5;  
n'ant.thumourstbefot:e difpctfed all over the body; and lying dange-
mufly hidden, and {Ct at; fire, confumed and expelled them (like the
filth oftan hottge {wept mtp   heave and burnt ) the whole body
may be much at caret Qfdttndér al"tdbC£tc‘£d1fpofcd:£hcn hadznot fetch
adiitcmper ever beerte. t . 4   g 1 V  V t « t ~ A I 

I hope it appeates alreadg{w<:re~there me more_ then tthefe ptcfetts
ted weake reafloas to an er , natty tattonaellman (tf fat better from ea A
éhets be too meant: fer ms Maie {he} What way heiis to takeethat all
may be well; and feetng  one fidceanbe ttufted Withthe power
Qfthe Kiflgdomcp Which them is mefi: unltkciy to tytannizte, or
reduced to arbitrary governmentm whtch wilt mofit probably ufc
it to the publique good onely, or whether in fuch extraordinary
timcfzstitdot  mofl: fafelv tepofe wherctt it is OrigiHé.11y5~hatt1fa.Hy”“
inherent; ,I;hs3 peoples owtte mad {:3 in the :Pathamet'1ts .5’;
Nay‘ were the «cafe hi'C5hCItQ=dub10l1S¢}’Ctfiflfifidiikrtifi“fiffi made 313-4 A

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p ointedrlimitted prerogative ;for_‘they confine together; as the peo»-
ple (in ‘whom is thclradicall,tpr1m31‘Y fupreame power» and who
made l Kings, notliinjgs people ") thought belt, when It firii made

choice of,ior infiitntecl this one form: ofgovernmént among diims A

‘-others; which We ea‘ll;Monarél1Y» and Wh€1T50f 51153‘? 13175 {_l1f1§3lfJ/’Cl€- ti
greet in {u-ndrltyi States} fome morefome leife trufied; or limited, at
the firii founders pleafed; ( els why are they not all equall fince free
and voluntary agents worke or doe onely it) much, or [o far as they

gp;'oV::~: {ha divine 'MajCi-iifl E0  »dge"m' fiéerrimrimg 613 Elm

pleafe,-, and the various fubordinate degrees or kin s of the cream res
creatures
would be a11.«_-qg;31}_ : « an involuntary or nizturall agent (as Philofo-
phytermes it ) ever working as much gas It can, or to the u_ttno_~iiex-
tentor fphere of its power and aimvitre, and fo an equalxne tn the

,, efieét/s ) fince I fay, libertie or the people hrfi created C as‘ I tmy fay)

Prerogative, and that fo re_mpered,modified,o-r grad‘u-ated; as it
thought mofi: conductble to itsowne happinefle 5, for thefupreame
power ever worireth for it felfetrather then for the fubordznatc or

iniei:iour, as being the end 5 the eflieientt and fimll catufesibeiflg there

cmincidents) itis 1' nii, that this, natnely,libertie, judge and give law

l to that ; and that this.» ifan unnaturall jarre fall out, gaine and pro-

fpcr rather then the other ;.and iinee the people referved ever in its
owne hands; and faved to It felte upon the rrufl to the Monarch V

i . , . Y
whatpriviiedges, right: ofParI1ament, or liberties, 80;. ( parcell oi
  the originall power naturally in the people. and which may draw‘

  Qffllelrcachtofdanger rhcnthcother W

backc to the iountaine the clerivativei power; as the blond and fpirits

to the heart; when there is cauie) it thought beih furely it muit doe!  
this with purpofe to fee them conferved as fafely as may be. and up-.
‘ on oceafion to make Life of them and enjoy them, i Which? could W not

re, furelv done without at power referved totiudge of the Ptaizeiof
them, and when they Were to be nfedgandt the like, ;( for if the ~Prinee
be ,¢LI&~ed touching the keeping hinafelfe within his limits, he miay“
qV{i.'L}~}1S_VVCfl‘*b€jCfUfi:6C£abffllljfdy Without limits r)‘ not ftrch power‘
to judge ofthem is to any purpofe, as abov -faicl, with our power to
execute what-is judged hereuponfit. So the Parliamentiudgethr in

this cafe as the firftllauthourt.-and fuperintendent of the intent, and is
  3105735aP§I't161'Qb6jiJd§Cd.?  »  t  < t ~ ~   e A

t  Euti.her,pwerethematteryetadubious, yet feeingthe Proreflsant 7‘

i "rpeligion,the;tpower beingiin the[’arliamentts.hand*,. is. far more out

say; even Withouticalling. his
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MaieflieS good meaning into qnefiion therein, as I hope anon Willi

appeare,1t_oughttc>_ put it out of all quefiion, how wee are to range
out felves in thefe times. The Parliament having (our cafe [0 {tand-
ing ) fuch power asis deduced, whatioever would feeme to oppofe
t.hatip0W€1‘ §fl_d {land in their .W&y:3S tliizytlefendbancl afiert the pub-
llque goocllo lhvadedsmnll be vojidab‘lcl:l and ufnall otdinattylltnownl
lawes or cttllzomes made or in ufei fuppofinga or t Whilefi the Prince

A lteptlduely withinihis bot1nds( whicgh the king fpcakes [Q rjnttjch or;

faying, that he will ever govbcrne by them» andthold all ‘ to them ‘)
bntevet intending the publique goodaare no way to bound or tye up
the ttanfcendent power of the Parliament, when it {hall encounter
new and never before heard ofexorbitaflccstot invafionsnof the pub ef
lique good, which the times that made‘ thofeknowne Lavtzes nevjei‘

llelatdioflifo never providcdagain¥fl.B’LiE ~bY»l3tppo‘rfiC§1“I;0f7 reitfon thisf’
Parliament mayland ought asttt*cllprovid€ by new Ofldinanceis Tor
orders for inch new evillsfas they encounter, as’ the former did for”
what they then met with : ‘fotthey had their originall alfo (  ma-‘
his mvrzilém have leg?!) and had thofe times (had inch caufes‘ offered,
astliefcfhave, theywould have ‘provided retn'eclies ofnatuteblike

tholfelthis Patliamentl°hath‘ donetthepowet afld‘gCt1¢Fall‘lflC_CflU‘0l]S
of all Illness orthe univerfall ground being {till the'Iame,{ that is, to
defend and vindicatgor procure the pubhque good: and to tye thorn
to the knowne or old Lawes in this C&fCaWhC13C the letter might loll,
were ittationall 5 for for the firfl breaker of the Lawes might talte the
ptiviledge of the Lawes, and advantage of his owne wrong, and lJl.‘1-
det the colours of the Lawcs fight agatnll and overthrow them, or
the rule, reafon, or intention that caufed them at fitft. ' t n   
If it be faid, nothing was done by the King of puhlique conica-
uence, but by advice of the judges. it may be anfwered , that the
* atliament is the onely competent Counfellacludge in cafes neeteeb
ly concerning the publique, and people in generall, which the King
is entrufled upon Foch occaiions to call, that the whole people may
not but upon extraordinary caufes be troubled to eleét for Par1ia-
ments, and attend that fcrvice : But in fuch :1 cafe as ours by virtue
of the legiflative power refiding in the Parliament it may make new

i Ordinances, at leait for the tlfllfa as it fees occafion and judges -to be i

inotder to that fupreanne and immutable Law» or Law of A Lawes.-J’
and end of them all; Selma papnli fitprezwzt t{c«'x, and that power even

of making new Lewes is ever upon .tl1§smal;t€1' in both l-loufes of it

D 2  Patliametntg.

 " «(tzodft V ~"  
“}f7?'}.1:1’”i'at*i1e1ttd;t afid mt: jeveit King lceepaes thi113feife%wifhinV
his am bqugdsnand iggniftant Inl-’3.rl2aII1€“f1tt“C.hOW_ tnuch more then,
as befm-e13 fhcwcd, ;f “be: {hall by exotbttatmg dangetoufly‘btmg

ll himfelfed witthin the compaife Of our cafe 2 Jartd that the Kings cot1-~

tcnc tat:whattthc Parliament   tropotmdst co mm, to beecnaémitfcvr
Law, taught not to be denyed, ‘may. appear: by comparitig_thIsef0l+
lowing part of the Qatlnwhich the Kings of ‘szegleénddatt the1rCoro--
r3a_tidfi‘t:;.ke, or ought to take: cited in the Rcmonflran;.'e‘o£ the
26”‘ offliaj, in /met‘ 'U£'.’?[m : Coficedzéc  legex, é’ cfonfizt:t:4k>i?ir2e:* efle
ténenaézs, {fit permittzlr per te ea: 91]} protegendexs 6?" ed laonarem Dei‘ carroa
éaremdgte qmzx vague ale cfritfifmndfim m're.r tam: ? Rcjfiqndeéit  ‘Rex
7?¢mir:o,ee corzcédo; éompating this“ part , of the Oath with the

clinic ofthepreamfyle ofa Statute there affoAcited‘; intimating thzjitz

the Kding” isboutid ‘By’his ‘eéttdh ‘to temedy by Law fueh iuconveniem ‘

C63: as the Kingdkmzge A may fufl'etiLn’thet future; as well as to keepe
andproteét Lxwesalready in being-,fort.tlnen~ either more Latitte
words. here cited, 01! fame part ofthem, and that the 1atter,name1‘g',
;Qzm:*zwlgmj eltgtrit, are N be underftoodofLawes fututely to e
mediator elf: it eahnct be flacwcd by what “part of the Oath,” as the
fizidfpteamble,affitnxcs, the King is botufldd by  toremedy the

4 A tnifchiefs thathagpen ftotn time to time to his Realme. A Nor will
the.LaWes of Gtdmtner, or ufe offgeech, or cttfiome of phrafe tole-

rate, that, Elegerir, mthtoutd the con}'un£’t1'on, Si , or the like QITCCC-.4:
tiingtor teguL=-.tt'ng it ( though We p2.fl?e not by uneqnvfideted the rude
{peaking of th0fe _t1'rnes[) can ever be taken fdotd   Eztgit, the preterm»
petfeét tenfe A: but as. it {tends in the fore: cited place, muff of nec‘efli-
tie participated 3 ftrture na£.!.11‘C5 and figtaifie p1‘cCidfeIY:.flvafZ /we t~i3tfl:»zz;
that is, that t.l1eK1ng afihmetlatto“c0nfifmefuch; LaWes,as thedpet)»-
pie {hall have chofen 5 it being to be conceived, that t*he ‘people, or
Parliatment fitfi amongfl thetnefclves, mufc’ have dedbatedg to F, chofen

A audit agreed upon them, before they ptefent them to t‘11eKkfl§. to be

eonfirmcd; Befldes, if thofe Cited words, Er pcrmitrix per M e pra,
tegeedet, 66- ad ./camtorem Dei corroftamrwfiex gm-.rt papelzex elegt-stir, Ihotzld

A not refetreto future elecitions, but to pal? oneiya they were fitpetflu-» A
 out and vatne :.- the words precedent, tfoncedis jttfzfiu legs: 6“ confm--.
. 1§1la’m6'!;c’_[f¢' rmmdm (whzchtptefitppofe nece£f:tt113_r, and Caf1!10.t be UI1_--

?d‘erPcoodAwitht3ut at pteqedetzt eleétiontand confent of the people to
them ) expteflxng fufl:"tezent1ytLa Wes A and cuftotnes eleéted , already‘

eéonfitmedend-in u_fe_g And glue  aflfwct to theft cited words,

beet.

4( 2:    

being éiwehihrir, or two-«fold, tC*fom~e»do~ o» pemirro ( an the other affi~i V
fwets of the King to the other Qgeflions   in the ’Oath. cited in  '
‘ {aid Remonfttaoce, becaufe the quefiions are meetely fimple and
, fing1e_.,conteined in one word on1y,as to one queftion onely; Smméa

t0 aflmhff 01161?’ afm-tam being alfo fingle, and in one word ) argttes .4

the quefiiozzt to be double.-. as is faid. And that the King is norbotmd
onely ingenetafl thus to remedy the particuiair wayes or meanes iefif
to his choice 5 fee the faidiRem'on{trance, fvlio 8; which ought to
have it felie fufficeci WiEhOU'tfhCh‘p001'C g?eanings', as thefe, or the

like: Ifthen by thefe and other better reafons which others have  
L ptefentcd, the Parhament hath fuch :1 legiflatiive pOW€r,~€V€fLW/‘here '

the King difchargeth his office, as upon the matter to niake fuch
Lawes as it §-udgeth befl for thepoblique good 3 where through the
prevalence of ill men a'bout him, it is not done, but the contrary,
and fo the danger is from him, flimllhotvposver be in them to tmke
new Ordinances, or provifionall Lawefi, for the timely A remedying

. fuch pubiique thifshicfs, at Ieofl: for the time, and to fufpend form: of

thoie in being, if they judge fit 2 How moth more then to judge of;
declare, or mterpret thofe that feeme du bious, tangmgi and making
all to be fubfervient to the fnpreamceelaw Sal»; ptavztlii, Ache A rule and

 reafoh of all Lawessas was ever in-teenided ££E.'E'iJ‘C'ffl21i{‘1.11‘g of all pftI‘fi*--

culot Lewes. Hethinot even the i_orci=Ch;mce11oL1r a iitt;le;touch of
{och a power upon the CommonLaw ?gW1mthe'n may We thinke
aParh'ame~njtehiath, andthat when thcvery poblique ism danger 2-.

Audit‘ the whole people ‘Lmmfirf.-l‘10L1fl_Y confentiog. upon 2:; Prmces

not performing what he is bound unto, may ooflibly chaiogei the ve~’+-
ry forme ofth:it1i'_tnitted govoernment; which it firIh'ta{iit11'ted, how
much more may it conferve or d~efemii‘ that temper V or kimie of go»
vernment , iwhieh it hath ereftedi by jeregttilettingt the cnormities of

it the Prince, by maintaining and hoiciing what they hzwe tefetved

out of that whichWas‘a1'Itheirs1:tt the fitfi , or their owne X‘1gi1t$e 3
How many degrees then 11-‘1'€Irhcy“C>ff from being bound to become’
‘rhemfelvesethe inifirtuments’ to overthrow them 2 how “flrong1~yzh:e
they ‘bound to the contrary 2 And indeed were not the Pariittnient
the fiwpreame jttdgeiin aii“tiT€ {aide quefliohs, or ofhke netttireg ( ifwe
may icall it a Peariiiament at -313, not having this povvez ) it could not
poflibiy fave the peopie , when ill men ptevailing opoo the King

wotild o-pp1'efl‘e 31:93 for while they ca‘r1'y on by degrees, amid mature
A byhttle and Iitc7Ie* ft1Ch“thC‘i‘l‘ n3j7fl’iC1?1)‘H~ A

3, mutt.

ad perxiicioss eieiignesiwhic h,

A the myllerie at lafl unmask. and all be defperate.

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muff be met with betimes in fuch tcndcrand jealous‘ matters", be-'-7*   y

fore they advance and grow fironsgawhecn AC-‘iution COmCSf too late,

and oppofitionout of feafon doth but exafpetate and increafe the
evill) they will cattfeithc King by fit inllruments for the purpofe, to

pronounce, judge, ot'inrerp‘ret each fueh degree or gaining anew

and further point; Frill lawful_l,andy not Iubjefft to que{tion,tp.how-A
ever dangerous t0_--{ht people in it (elf, and of worfeyconlt-qucnce,till

A A Itmay be fupetadded, that fhould the Parliament be more jea-

A lous of the Pl'l!'lC€jthCn there were reafon; (which yet as I hope hath

appeared is not to be imagined of the wifdom and Jultice of the

Parliament)yetir Werethefartc _lefi‘e evill,ythatthePrince, being i

but for the people, fhould fome Wliatfulfer by fuch A the Parliaments
gcaloufle  Whgch Wtgfc but patter: 12¢ melwrcm? 65" femrzarem perrem)
then that by the Parliaments too much fecurtty and beleevmg in the

Prince, the people or whole kingdom c. fhould. beendangetcdmr op-y.
prelledfor whole good they both-are ordctned , as means for the

A end: Befides that the authority and politique inlallibilitie of the

Parliament muff be by allthatlovetheir'Countre , norlblemifhedl

; hutheld fa.ct‘edat1dinViolate, asfupyreame. The a ing indeedfaith

he will defendand maintain, the LaWs;Libetties, properties ofSub-l

 jcéts, iufl priviledges oi Parliament, but evenin.f2y.ing this hefeems

to Violate them, if he thereby afl"ume“the fupteame Judgement of
them to himfelf,.whzcl1_.,t as already partly hath appeared, and fur-
ther hereafter may do, cannot be 3 Admit this Trojan horfe into

i your walls, allow this, all of them may eafily rcfolve into nothing,

Conlider well, What Judgemenrfilzath been made of the Laws , the
libertie, the property of the Sub1e€l:,A before this Parliamenmvhileft
at future Parliament was doubted and feared, and therefore kept of

as long as thefeiMalignants could,( butrheir fear and hate fhews A

nopolies,I_oane, Conduét, Coats Ship-money, and the like griew
tfancesiwete brottghtupon @157 ( 091: perfons not going Scotftee) as
confilhng Well, and compatible ‘With our laws,;l1betties, properties,

what we ought arclently to defire; and love ) Whiiefi fo many Mo-—

A and adj udgedlawfull, which yetwliat did they , or are long going
on at lealt would they have Wanted of making them all meerly at A

cl if<;tetion,;plea_l"ttre, and will; the meet names of fuchthings remai--
ning: and l.1l‘CClI1I‘lCl€CCl:wRS Trophees of their Conquelt , and monu-

ments of otttqaaetiam felicity, and at leafute to bcflamented folly ’

and

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 and eternall ihame.“ The danger of ourkeligion is not‘fot‘gotten,'
becaufe not ranked in mention withthe refit, it ihall havea better.  
plate by itfelf: as a Qgeen fitting alone. i ; 1 t i
» e e The Judgement made of priviledges of Parliament during this
Parliament feem to have come little {hereof the judgements made
of our liberties, propettiesafscc. and if it be duely weighed. Fitfl.
that they will have the Kingto be judge of them, then what]udge--
ment hath been lately made, both in £115’: and in words, or Declara’é-
tions of them, a man meanly pfenetrant will find them refolved by
the pofitions of thefe Malignants into next to notlllng : and all this
while the Parliament was and is in vigour; vlndicates , and afierts
them, andlikely to cal l" thefe men to account; What will they make
ofthem, fhoulcl they through the authority, and reputation of this
Parliament, which is the eiience of it, peirce at o.nce t‘he he-artol' all
future Ifot a Parliament not free Were no Parliament , and if the
King be allowed judge of priviledges ofParliatnent, Where any new
cafe happens which may touch the very elfence of it (“if it be any
thing elfe then; the priviledges). will imlot come to this , that the
Judges he appoints; or rather fuch infiruments, as the Malignants  
about him, pleafe to fet over use {hall upon the matter - judge the
 Parliament, which is to Judgeetheir ]udges.«Jhaking it and the Laws 7
4 Whatthey pleafe. and to refirain the power and freedome of it, as of
the Laws, as they think fit; whereupon would follow even i the
fame inconveniences, which were before mentioned, fuppofing the
King the {upreame }nclge oi the Laws, namely; that the Parliament
fluould be difenablecl to defend the people, or indeed it felf if incroa--g
checl on, or oppreffed upon the fame reafons in that place expreffed.
But it feemsmote rationall, that lince the Patlia ment is to be Iudge
of the Laws (as is above fhewed) nay: even may rnaketthema at leaft
in forne cafes ; it may judge asizvell of its own priviledges  neitherv
appears it in the Kings power to make them,what he zpleafes , fave
onely thus W: if he doth not exotbitate ,, nor innovate anything a-
pgainft them, neither can the Parliament defire any altetat ion of
them in any point. betwixt it and the King.-. concerning-them. ‘i But: i
in cafe of extraordinarie emetgents of never—before-heard of at-5
tempts.on—his part; whitherb any verball declarationte or by faét, i V
whereby the priviledges, aut ority or very being » (for it may trou-
ble a good Sc~hool~man to difiinguifh cleatly betwixt . thefe thtee)..
it (elf of the Parliament is indangerediit isareafon, that tl1€p1‘iVI- . i .i it

ledgeet  L

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-l~é“dgeg'noxt} beic*om:e*a*ny thing that the Patliamentejudges fit for the A
 leonfetvation of-ii‘. felt; iForthem;une end and lmcmt of the fitft,

ancient,otdinaty,;tnd ufuall ptiviledgefs of Parlianmentu, being’ to
A cntbleg and qualitie It for the due attend1ng,defcnd1ng,ot advanemg
the publique good (for ‘Which putpofe theywete Judged futficxent

M P‘ by the fitfi Infiittttots, not fufpeéting fuch new invafions, or at‘-»

te1n,p.r.s ionthcm, or on Parliatnentsn as fince have happened A in more

conupted times,butthin1<ing themtather fecureg, as part of the

Lztws,‘ otcufiomes which Kings are bound to keep. inviolate ) why

ithould not the flamed end and intent, which ever retmins in equall

force, imnmrtall, and ‘immov.;ble, Work and move, as well to the
mt£’ci:;uu‘11g even ofnew ones, If new caufes]dl1a’ppen , and without
fuch new ‘ones the Parliament {hall remain difenahled to procure
the publique good, for tjvhich it was ordained? and tithe Parliament
army in exttaordinarie tunes §1$1Tl0W make new Ordinances for the
confervation of the people, 1t may make (if need require) new Ore
dinances or Ptiviledges (Which are but the pritfate Laws of or con--
cerning the Parliament 1 for tts own confervatton, without which
they cannot defend or confervc the people; and tn vain had it power
to make new Ordinances upon new occafions for the publiquc
good, if it have no inherent power to make new priviledges or or»

dtnanlces upon new emergent dangers to five it fell. Taffe naturally A

and neceflhtily prefuppofing Eflls as grounded on it ;_Q_m' a/at fimlm,
dpzt moceflhrit 4.41 fitwm .-the priviledges being to defend and main-
tain the Parliament as the Laws” the "people, and as Swim popattli 15 Im-
firprma, as before, 1' o it may as well be faid» 541% Tarlinmenri fu...
premttmpri-vilegiflm. If it may work new, it may much more inter;
peer, declare, and judge of the old on occafion; and are no more to
be held to the r).l"d)ufi.3a.l”) known. priviledges, when new extraordi-~,
mrie attempts: or affronts P happen, then to the old known Laws
onelyin the cafe above fpoken of} and upon the fame ground and
analogy 4ofreafon..And here we are fallen unaewares on the old Lord
nTreai{‘urer 'ZI?htrleig/1; Who we need not fay was a great Statefman.
who was wont to fay, He Qzcrw not what at 7’arli.m:mt wig/at mat do:
notmttch unlike the Archbtthop Bmmrafr( a great Staztefman) who
would tremble (as is (aid) at the mention of a Parliament, as know-
ing, ot rather not knowing the power of i t 3 and had not they both
takien the word ‘Parliament in out acception.-. they had told IS no
news. It is one cffe€t -of ill 1Counf:l1 about a Prince ( in the confg;

qucnec

'(2s)

V huente fomtimesiibietter then-in their intenti6)itti minifiet bceafioné

to the peopleby invafion of their rights, to look narrowly into the
nature of the Princes pretogativemrhen by the power of trm;h,ii: oft
loofeth of the former rcputation(whieh liberty gains): a more dubi-
ous light letting it of better; and ignorance begetting here devotion,

and admiration, of what is unknown 5 schence it is perhapnthat in

‘. thefetimesas more polite and penetrant, then many former ages, a A

Prerogative is {aid enerally to loofe in Chrifiendoine 3 the better»

thus fortified again! the {o great, and growing danger from the
Common enemy the Turke, and other great tfl/[alaameiem Princes
(the gteatbulwatk of Chrifizendome, Germany‘, now fo tome the
more requiring it) by foniaine a difparity in matter of libertY C the
Mahometans ufing their Subieétsi as their beafis; or Haves) as well

i as ofRe1igi0n. But to our Way from this Di'greflion.We:may from

this place take a profpeét another way into the plot of thefe Malig-
nants ; being by a crevi_r of outown Nation but unnaturalized, ‘part-—
ly not penetrating their deluding pretences by reafoii , as naturally
fimple, partly having thei.r underflandings debauehed by a will in»
flantly folicited,or over-ruled by enotmoiisiaffi-":6tioiis,and paflions:

which fecond kind may confiitute a middle degreebetween malice

and firnple ignorance(mighi: this fitnp1etra€tate ain one ofthe

firft fort.» theipains taken Wetega pleafure, but fl~.10l.ll’ it hope to win
one ofthe fecond degree, this prefutnption might lmake bare par--

’ don too much for it._) There is a third fort in whom their under-9
Ptandings and conferences though having perfeét light andelectly‘

difcerning the truth, and right; yet are likelflaves forced, and drag-j

ged by a7Diab0licall will (afieétions in this degree not mentioned, >

as arguing groffe earnality, or corporealnefle = but tl1Cf€i31fCfl7t'r'it#d-3
lei neqaitie) by [rich 2. foeiety, whilefi they fpecioufly pretend to de-
fend priviledges of Parliament, Laws of the Land. liberty,pi:operty
of the Sub j eéts Sec. but whereof the King muli be fuprearne ]udge
(for in this point lyeth all the myfiety, and (‘ 45414 ) through this
mortall Wound of the authority and effence of the Parliament , the

true, and onely judge. and confequently defender of them"all(as V

above is {hewed )to Pttike the heart of them/all, leaving us onely
tesmes timbre. or rrzaner, or apparitioi:-is of them, to purfue, difiraét
and tormentus, as acteffaries to the murder, or rather principals
(fince no acceffary in Treal'on).if We paflively C0flCutr€itI1L1Cl1 more
if wehelp toaét it. thus the matter V bcigg difpofed they may intro»

duce _

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eiucc‘ thé fmrmCcI1cpEI'f’eeS°cion nvf the wo1k)and the flat: atthcir difl

c1*ctioz *1, smd [5316 W3 37 of she Lord Papa % prepared 9 and his crookfd
paths.nm§e firzzighta they may mfily bring. mm m, as after we may
czudcavour to fl'i€W.  *4 A % A » A A A A % V

But if thcplosz {mm mm dfi‘~'-Sp enough laid :1 as fiippofing and ho-g
ping :51: ham-ac [0 many monfi:c1‘s,ar1d~ v1'pm‘s(zhough the fewer n—eCC§“t
ed, aha found pa rtic of IE;/zg/wad and Scar/mm’ gfirrzady chfiraflzed by
the Irifly R ebcflfion tag that and if not at fizrrfi rmfcd, yet {undue Wal€$
fomcntcdbv thzfm) than perhaps to peicc it from a_bro.:zd_;, and by
cumfng the banks of the kingdom to let in a c;_1’c1ug_e of fqrrczn forces;
and fo yet: fuxmcrr Iuzbdifiraét the rcmnant; If We V con}r:e1ve~Ache Fkseir»
of Spaniards, fem not long fince at the Dmrvnsa camcdany my fic-
xsicnor canzc no: unfcnt for; e1*mov¢d“notto no end, or HM fo ear»-V
mrftiy made? at; Ne2—W%-W6, Par:/mam~l2,8cc.AA {ignific any Ehi1‘}§{3 which
thaugli ifltfifldfid to difiraéiz Ewg/amt’, and mint: iramay rz1thcr(opet1-A

ing ourcycs, and d*i_f:a.bu{i‘n4gL1§) by Gods over: ruling Lznitc it as in a.
«common caufe agzmnfl: an umverfall and evxdcnt danger, not to» 1

{peak now of other 1mtEe1*s judicating t_h€2 fanac." And they intend-3
1ng~1%z2 E 22gA/M41 :1 gswvern-men: at ::l1fc1f<+t1on, and all made irrall pm--A
babalzxxc, or afier the 1"1"t”?¢£‘/Jfzaflliolig if the middie for: of people of.

i Eng/a;ads4 andAYeoz11a‘nry,of whom ‘chiefly confifl the trained bands.-;i
and Wo;1t_t0 be .21 Lnamse firen,gch4 of our v18mr1oL7_s Armies 3 can by =
no fubnltzes be drawn%to thc11‘party,%d*:en by policy.» or cvem plmn ‘

‘Peafflnts of f"rr“~W6*«’»”, _0fV1.é1cnage,‘ and flwery:

fame to diV{{m:1m them, fufpefiing as they hzzvc good caufe that
thziffc, if once: they be unhoodwinkt .« twill cipccmfly oppefc the
change as Wherfiby they from being in the hagppieff condition of
any at their rank pcr11:apsV17nAEm~apr, my in the world (Who here live
lxlrze men; and art w'on«tto.fighc5 or d;ic:J‘i1~;'c mu ~i*n~ honour or dc-
fencc of thc1'r €ou:1t1'ey)jgnight wefi be reduced up the tcrmes of U716

_ M a fit 1*ccompcncc- for
zhelr dan.ge1' and pams flmuld thcéy fight and labcmr to b1'ir1;g it in.
As for _the fcum oftlic peep}: thxzy ituigc it ci:hc1' fcnccIc:iV1’c,c3:1*~carc~
Egczfifc of the publigues Aanddefimlng 21 c11ar1g,e, 0-r eafily drawn ,, where
3:her_c;1s hops: of gz*mtcr%fpoi1, and%piHagc.V  nr gy ~pj';1ca:;~ 170 much
the mate bdow this .§c1:x:m;:na%zany of the g,rem:cr fbrt , that fimgd for
féhcfe lwjzgnants agair;-if the II M11 and %1'i,ght ( every c:};rymore~ and
morcpiamiy convincing them} and againfl their Coumzrwby how
I-;I1LI%C§1i151C:§«}' owe to it mmjc men the Rafcaliry Adwth, yet :a.pf{ac9,r to be
m;a=_wn mth hop;:.=oi {Q01}, and pillage in thcirdwfgrcc 7:;21d pmpor-+

,:L:

$10.11 _

,”tlo“7n as mhelu or them theta the Rafcalitylltfifelfl

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    (wt

 “But though it be fo with theState, is out Religion in clanger that

way allot why elle are the Papifls fo a€tive, fo hufiee isit oneiy

thatfithey may be flaves 2. butina Wllltlck way onely ufe may be
matte of them, and ofthetr power, wtthout any intent to fymboiizc;

with them in their religion: as fometimes hath beentlone in other

C0111?”-‘<3YS. Be it {o (though it- be her good to be ptotligall and fa-4

eile in our grants which our rel iglon may pay for) yet taltingit this A
Wavy fo great a Eervtce-fo l"eaafenable at ftziclt a pinch ( when all good?

Stzbjeéhgaxtdittdiciotts ltottefl men fail them) received from the
Paptllt; mull ataw on th way of gqtateluall alcfcnowledgement, tome

t favour atleall tome adva-ntage,wl1lel1 eat1’not be but at as much dean;

genand dlladvantage otthe religion (:;.I«.i‘j3[ to infill how hardly they
will lay &owt1‘thelr‘.Atmee»ot1ce taken up ,~ and V1"a’01"1'OLlS':t’ ‘ or the
King, he ahle tomake good his .l.l:§t1ttl'la,’3;l7 Word). And are not they
the A fittefi: and [melt metmee to eonferve a State; that have been’
El‘IOlJgl’ICal"1dtlO‘£lfJtil-t[Ll£j‘l1 tor  aeq.trih7ng 9 But be this as it may it is
clear, that can the Paptll bring ti?  mattetto anlabfolute 5 antltarhi—

M teary giovernmentt and tetttler the trerogatirrel imtnenfe and ever:
a A dtvme, they -galllti‘ a manner pmnt on our relzgton , for then. betweert

them and the heaven ofth~eir dC”fi1"C'5nr there A were fn-terpofedt hut the

turning éfotaet Willa‘, aml that one altteadie prepare» 5 cltfpofed and in »,‘

elinecl to them by rum meritorious fupererogatory fervice 3 and

further ptopltiatet_~l by the fo flmng intereeflions ( how firong (to

{peak lilee thofe we have rode: with) when uled by her that may in
form thmgs even comt1fn.nd)0tut:tt foveratgne Laclte tfilfary. C I had
rather feem to fome a-ltttle too much tyed to fence onely , and? to

the prefent times We yet live imwhent I prefumed to Ufcthatphrafc: 

tum,,,or cltange olone will ;~th€11tWll£l”l. others, by the abllratitiran of

a potent itnaginatiort, found Worthy to have been rapt into the glok -

rieof thofe times, in {lead ofchange of will : to have ufecl a phrafe

‘or fence feermng to {uch more orthodox: terming it rather an ex- A

rethall tnanileftation and decltaration onely to tztahere below ofthat

whiehwaetevelr frorn the begintning pretlelltinarecl intetnallyfince A

in Code no reall change not flradow or" chatuge ) but the other Way
a Wh0:l<‘.‘ Parliament at leafc tnufl: be firll turned, and that 111 Diame-
trall oppofition Wrththe Paptft; and fhould lOI'l.‘CI{!,l1 Force come ttt

  l3yP0ttfi’,130utl1, Plymouth, or Falmoutll (What ifttre aclele timed?)

to intluee Tyratmya Religion runs eguill hazard with the State;
._ '* 3 

  N i< as;  
find” it may be, the Kings forces running lately with~{ol’irong bias
{G-eggfiljly at Ekzzrzlémy, Warwz'c.’Qs’, Cbveztrry, @""€. eflreemed molt Ope-
poiite indeed to the Papift, though perhaps not otherwtfe direct to

the firil, or maine mark for the prefent, of thefe Malignants, may

indicate and argue , withput any fophifiry,aprefent complication;

of the difcafe, and the duplicity ofthe defigne, and danger: or if e
not a prefcnt efience of at double difeafe ;,yet a V dangerous‘ maladie
HOW inibemg allffadlfiatbuf breaking out into a 13/mptome more to.

betaicu heed of then the very clifeafe, and depending on it: But

V they objcaz, our Religion is on the other hand more indangered by i A

Brownifme, Anabaptifme, sac. fuppofe this true, and that theft:
fllould get itrength, nay prevail with the Parliament ( which it is
charged to promote upon as likely, as itrong , and even the fame

grounds; as it is to affeét the change of the Monarchy a yet as we

{aid ofwe know not what new form ofgovernment sh fuppofing ri-
diculoully the Parliament did introduce it: it Were cafily diffolvibleg
fo obfcure rownifrne or Anabapti-{me were much rnoret cafily
maltered, and fCdfCflCd3 then moi’: politick, potent», all over bearin

Papifiryalikely robe backed Withforreigne force, which I think '
none‘ willfay. is to be feared from thofe other fcarce ltnownsvvealc, V
poore Seél s,vtzhofe obffiuritysand paucity, hidesrather and exempts;

from animadverfion , and Would the Parliament attempt this
(though We might jufily t'efu_fe. to difpl1t€'W_!thth0lti‘ that denie
principles in this kingdoms p0l1C1€:_ calling {fill in queliton the -wif-
dom, Juliice and honour of Parliaments) could it ever efleélz it

ll without the peoples-co_nt_:urring 2 P-apiflry fo increafed at home, 12;
p countenanced lnlght}‘(1fltd0th notalteady with their ood friends.

help in Ireland, and elfewhere hope to force entrance}. ow fooliflt

then isit for the people to fear that, which can never take cffeét,

. nnlefle it {elf will have itfo P (1 fall unawates ‘upon the fame anfwer

here ufede before touchingrhe fuppofed change of the State,becaufe

the falie grounds they. would {eem to go on hC31'C:3-Dd there feeming a _

the l‘a'me)and if the whole kingdom or people will have it [0 there
 no oppoiing. But: hath not the Parliament taken a voluntatie
Oath (befides [0 many publigue Proteitations, and other obligati-
one to us.-. the Scots, and the States of. the Low Countreys )for the
maintenance of the Proteiiant Religion, which they are too Wife,

;j[3CL;r§£§.In0fi iufily uniyerfall fallingtof, Qr.rathertfalling on them, i

had.

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liadlihey had any intent evcrto have done.-. as thefewould feeme
to fear, to direét us here alfotfroinlooking at the true fear andidan-4
get, my to draw us with our own hands to pullit on us 5 we ‘rnayfu-l
peradde, that the voluntary oaths of fuch a multitude as the‘ Parlia-
ment on whom no fufpition at all can fafien. of inclining. to that re--
ligion, which takes upon it to pdifpenee with oaths and equivoeati-
ons, and there-bywith the Law 0fGOd,,l\lTc1IL1fC and Nations ‘(‘whieh*
intended to advance it,] will by_Gods juihceiadvanee the ruineof it)
are better fecurity, then our Malignants have or can give to us on the
other fide, the Antithefis ineach part inquired into duely at the
fubjeélz well deierves. l  ' j A

But thefe men would here‘ alfo take benefit of their own wrong,“
according to their uiuall method( itmay appearwhat correfpona

denee, or good intelligence the imine dangers of ourReligioii andj"

State Frill hold mutually.» or how they refetnble); Ntceflity of “ the

State, nay of the very prefervation of it felft1;(twhereof thefe Ob-'4

jcétors are manifefily the authors ) may iuiily and too evidently
doth cornpell the Parliament to the fetling of Religion, ( though’
the end of policy and however firfi: in efieeme and intention, yet
not {o in the time of execution a1w_ayes'3 after the orderiiig of polio
tick affairs ; and in fuch defperater1In€sasthefe,uot to do thi's,weire=
but a facrifice without (alt, a foolifh fuperftitionl( like that of the
Jews, who would rather {it fiill, and fo fiiffer themfelves to be cut
in pieces by the capitall cnemiesof their State and Religion,‘ ( con-
trary to David who in neceflitie fpared "not the Very: Shewbread)
who malicioufly invaded them purpofely at fuehl a time ) then aifme

orfighr upon _.fuch neceflitic on their Sabbath; Which they coin-i
plain the Parliament will not now do ; whfich fhould it now, one

ruine might involve both Ch_urch‘and State both at once = yeti hath
it not altogether, even fuch times flQtW1tl'1fi:3nCling,_lCft1t‘fCli‘\fV1El1-2
out {onto teftimony of their good intentions hleteiii, as particular

A€tsoi: Orders of theirs do fliewito the world 3 but the attempts,‘ a i h
r and fat‘.?rs of the Ma_ligna_ntsaeV'1dent to all nien apologize i too well
for the Parliament in this p01I'1tW1th’OUt'an'§/' words from any man, ,

if ‘ we weigh the ‘defperate eftate of publicke afl‘aii'es well in thefe
titnes,caufed by the malice of thefe .Monf’ters 5 which times forcing
us for a while to content our {elves -With .an implicitei or generall

faith, as touching the orderingirefotming, or feeling of other pa t -=-' "

tieulars concerning Religion; which ?i:annot for the {aid tieceliarie

E 3  V " ifeafons

;f%_+a’faVn3“%afid H14: Hkea E>eV‘yé3t:cii.%é’ccf‘d-5.4Y¢tV We have, bgfidsg gaganyi‘ E05-
mariminicéinncnrsfobviQx.1s cnoulgh :0 confirm fugh xmphcmr: mun,

M . v ‘ “

zsjhis ?af1I£;.éi,, th,1“t of‘ £uchoTrdr::r1'ng and fading thfifé nzegtters , as is to be
1».-,z{ii‘11Vcf:c£:.If1,‘%<~*:rc‘: 13 fa_mf:g]rc.+1.‘Atcr6hop€; and £>1‘€fUfflPf1Qfl ‘C ¢W"7’~‘=‘“ Pm“
me) from4 thofc Dxvfmesg that preach and cry down the temporal}

“‘.<gt’eacf1E:{1"c;:, %p1fide, richcs,_avaricc, sac; of thcClc.1'gy:,and fo all their

<":»Wr1‘%11c)pes and A4 pretcnfions tl1at; WW: and C0nfC‘1U@mIY f1’0m U16
parliggnenz, which we fcé counte1'1_anc:eg:i1 filch men, than from the
C.§>hr.if;;ftyfideA=4th;1cp1Fbfe{¥i11g Iikgtwlfc m a %.fp¢c1z{fl mzmncr and dc»-
grab, ‘i*ho%rtif'1c.:1t_ié>m contezx-1pc and‘ rcnouncmg of the world. and of

% %th.eg1m:v, greacnc-:fl}:,and ponm of in humility and the 11ke( as

mindingheaveniy matters, and things abovc)as principfcs of the
13«0;¥5’£%ri11cAaz1LdRe1igi0flf'h«¢Y P1553 U90“ U315’ 3cm W “fl1iW‘3d E0
a;;aga~3.r.%cz;§m;h;: wm'idinv;:fi¢d (through vzmous myfl:c1'ic:;oi iniqui-
ui¢‘j«;vxViA;I1AAwf0 gram: i1“fl1;;trc” of “whatfoever the mofi wqrldiy men
(§2@'§‘1ofcV;ljfghwefi 4cOnthé11r~JpIa‘tiorisVafcend not% to the Mann ) co11*1pamf::
their 4Trin1't‘y of. aémay exmblc theft: men thus crtzczficdg» and dead

L to the world by their own earthly power, gr€atnej1Tc»aL1tl'1orit 9&2? ‘Chat’

toin'IiifQ1*1AtI‘1a:A kind which theyhavc in ourtit'nes,attcmp1:<:d to
§§‘%:fi§n+;3€f; iV13iyf()113c§5ft;ii!1&ts; 0;; cafesm: 1cafi.,,V iaidepmdent of the ct‘:-:»wn.
anti :1b£”oILit:f:': sand Wiiichg c;1rth1y,grca&tncfl‘e, rather than aha P2u:1i.:1-
mtntihallqizcfiiong. or rcguIatc,% they will quefiion and co1.1dcm~nc
‘ma: Peirliament, ‘and advance a CiviI1VW:-me, or forreignc invafion,
to the evident danger of a gencmII‘ru-1'ne&,% smdabominationwof dcf0~
lation ‘of th-‘:.‘i1;' Countltya nay Church it (elf, wl1ichthcf:: hypocrites

vvould f<écz;1:»co Rand for) as may enabi thcrn, I f.1y,;v by t11c1'z:' own’

tc‘rnpo1‘a11potency (v,,vhichin the hand «of .fizc_I1 n1¢n‘becc)mes more
<:iI:e.:aclf'i1I1¢ than any fpirituall power theyexcrcife )IL1f‘ficiem:Ly CO
kccspin awiL11lfi1ence;, if not to bring into a kind of inquifidom
fuch as nf;o1’:hcrccic.-my flmil not captivate and f.1bduetheir unden-
flanding and rcafon under foflrong :1 faith, as ‘:0: behave; thatthfiffl
thief orics (AxxI11omL1gi1tt0%be1n0Pc eminent: of flnlfl pméliifimg the:
{Enid principles czf rc:nou'nc17n.g that vvorldfluuxlzilityg morcification,
5.3;-., mach “£11eyVtccom111<m;d,c:omfl1~a1*2d%, .;ax1c:i4c.1Aajc;yn, ;.t,s;mLi3;1d(~:rs
and Ci»1’_"pE;1i37I..S for 3.311 cm: fl1ouidfoIio‘w them on F0 difficult ferviccs)
can yetspiraafihcc and pur£'i1e;I fay, fa ardcndy, fo*dc*{peratc31ythc:
"A<:§c;:njcont1*:n%_‘§a‘,I0 .215 27’: thszyf xzvould haa~'c‘A 0r:.hm.‘5' gm: that wotidé
o»na.:-iy cE1,:ac£l1cna£?:E.yc:s n3i;;*!1tfC1F:;:t;,pm3d yet: tfms i'.>y thcir deeds
d1'awv2ng1z%1z:c3’1ufpAit;c3z1,, c3~;:.:»ua‘.9‘g_., n1.xfpr1fi@m with rmg.£.e;ii:Lnd::7s of YHCU3
A A A 4 A V .3133?

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may, even confuting their Deétrixue , not beeea maine
zmiferies and calamities otethe wcnrid, M.?f1i7;e'fi(:§eie:vge3 ed: fime zmd
Awickedneflfe, and perniciemscon‘i*eq2.1ences b:‘e;:Z<e it‘: ft. 

an ovefture of the faieI1,% thusdifcountenrmced,gmad, «:1 creciited} “am
A 2«

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552:‘.
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‘even csa.1l;‘d.inqr.1ei’ciori4; W31} not manyeznziiee  toebeleeve,
Ihatthis praéhee,thxsdeéitxexne, fc>defl'1'x,;e‘:;xre m1e4te2 e‘:“.ze othezt, 13

fouling :he'1rfei},ds with mimgledfeed, wem:m.g .e.gax“2ee21t mingled
Wi-:31 Woollen andAhnmenp fo iorbiddm in the .M¢:_:~fa§§<e §...z2.w 2 if he e
finch zwidicxzlous txnfuitablezaes between fueh pfcafefliezz &do&riLne3
fuch praflcifetmd deeedsgis rather a. 1.1:ocE::ery‘oiti1e*.W<3r‘XCi» VV1fUI§1€3?
not like one [’ic‘c*ra {peaks ofyweander W mus:   W

Though the Mekwmetdez fee‘: begrofie, arxé cazcmlig and the Make:
memz:«.z.«- themfelves exceedingdevout mtheir kinds, and fuperfiieiotws,
having their Chtxrch-men in g3.‘f;’3»C1'CV%C1“Cl”lC€:.d§VC17{€ eat z.’-szeee rich
and profufe otherwife in works they conceive any Wey piouz: amj

‘ charimbleem , and t-hougfi etlxeewife the Nation my ceveee-us; yet 1

tcE1inke.7it:w7i}l nefbe eaLfie\tc5 ihew ethac their chiefe Chm'eh- men in
ge1"ae1*a11«,in»a;nyAtempem1l gre:3tnefl‘e or ri C1153: ‘dee not much 1'aIhCI
refelrxbie the mendiciaht %%Orde1:s among the Pepiefisw ( did they hold
ehem {elves to their Rules) ‘ethen me Papifiiceali or our P1'e1ar.es Zaflii
ehiefe C1ergy- men, who yet:
umll, fo heavenly, and fnblime, fbworid-ren0unci1mg away, faith
and do6’cri11e. It 13. true the Turkiih Mnpmy or c11ieeieE3?1:éc:i*‘;, is by

V the grandflarke, partly to pleafe thepee~pie,%i11~fi1ew and flmdow

greatly hcmoured; not perhaps »wzrhou£%$ competency in revenue,
but I take is hcre.:1bouts their devomrn of myxiete this xvey ends.
As for any ccmpomll greatnefie zmdflriehes the 'I’\/lofaicall Cl,e1‘.g1e
migl1c lmve, Wee are m.u.gl1r, tlxefe were mthex: grofle and {eenfibie
Types, then any thing elie, Of’thCLfpiriELm11éfrmlcflcya graces; en‘--
doWmenLs,,m1d powen th:a.tougl’M:{tOihi13(:.ix“1‘EhC fieblime a1'3deehe.<.1--%
Venly Ancicype; wl1em:e their trueatuthesritieWin11; the people and
revezfence, and even veneration tm‘hefier% de€tri%ne.-, p1a.ceEse"eaez::d perfene
mzufic flew, confervedg encreafed by evC.*ife<3nii:1r1t :1ndViVmVincibie mu-
iefiiezas of the ieaff not neceflary tempomil matte1:,e if prefied on
mem, as an l1i;gl1a:1ifie10neur, or aflfzgent exfiereol m difcredii: Eht:‘§‘1F:*3
 bxzflrje to corrupt then’: in theecxecm;ic~n~ of their Embafihgge, :1 baztctt

to entrmg them and {'rufh:a:e the ferviee they zuefem a?g<::~ez:,  ::{.:x“s%;g:-A

easier} of pernicious cen£"equea‘;ce; nay, esf Vwl1aLet11e4e5~;m:e  mi-

fiudge and snfligxtxe the C1ergie.aenecefi.1'ary (VA1£‘ei::3;:sigEeee;‘ebe) :ei‘v«.:>1«..1:~':-.-

eaefe efeh‘e*

his £b%.g1'Aeatee

1weer.€aet'ez»1:*_é;§/’%M}?z7imz-:’¢i;t .3‘ V

profefife themfelxres LC aders in zib fpn:i-- A

E e.j:1‘y,

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t §'t1l‘y and abfolnte declining of part even of that C for I doubt not but

the State would appoint fuch a proportionaas might EO‘CiuClY1n01“ti...
fled and fpititnall men: afFo1‘l nmattetfor the honour of inch :1 rel7u...
falljwould undoubtedly adde fuch authoritte and reverent regard to
them, and their dO&flHCaCl33C men feetng they feel: them notitlieira,
not will adtnitmore of the world, then what is meerely necellizr

tor them, for the tlifeharge of their places; you lhall difcover a new

l vttorld : Men byfnch courfes which will bring on _clo6t[rine proper.
l actionable» Will be lo moved that cuttzng_ofl each in his proportion

greatly, even their own fuperfluousvantties, much more their {ins :
what our fptrrtnall men may Co have refufed, with infinite m are by

others thns cut oil", may be dillribnted among the poore, (bcfides

‘throtigh the Parliament the Kingdorne is made at

the benefit offuch examples and idoétrine, extending even to thefcz)
and fo univetfall charitie,reduc1ng all to a blelled kinde, if not ofpa...
title, yet of propottionlleaving the leall in a tolerable mediocritie, “A
a golden age or primitive times may rife againein the world. A

But the way to thls heaven is firfl to gtbe by the ates of hell,‘ ,1; \

p A _ l p_ V y the true ma;
ltgna nts, fo through or under colour of a pretended malignant pat‘-_«

tie, that feduceth or ruleth the Parliamennthe Parliament or antho-
title and dignitie thereofis attaqued, but fute this is propoundcd as
an article oflaith; and to Weak: reafon pail comprehenfion how it
can well be: but how ever they a1'e1nisbcleeVers and heteticks that
pertinacioufly rejeét an article of “ faith, and with force to be pro...
ceeded agaitfi ; yet force being found oft none of the bell; waves to
extinguilh herefie, but rather the canker fpreaded and exafperated
by rude handling, many have not and will not be deterred from ad-» l
vaneing fuch as thefe, plaine or llronget oppofitions, if any l of this
malignant partie ptopound any thingCas in all great allemblieslfome

“mull: brealte the matter and begin) and the houfeconfent to the

~ principles, that the Parliamentewonlcl doe dilhonorably, and ya; ‘

propofition ; it is now the aét ofthe wholehoufe :—if any propound
or {peake things that feeme to. others offenfives or to deferire antl-
madverfiota, and yet the houfe, or major part punifh 1'; not, they by
{nth connivence ( for thefemenmay be allowed to queftion fiill

come lhort of their malicious intents) malceit alfo this way their

\ owne ; and in not theft cenfors, orany els but the Parliament, as an

bove appeared; is to lhdge ofthe Patliamentabntp fuch cenfors tltem-w
{elves are to becondetnned  by the Parliament, for thus prefumjng

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*6 3 3 l
or :.1l.ll.1mlElg'COtl1CI11llL"lV‘€;’S;‘tl1€ fupreamfi POW/e1‘lto judge-,btfitles‘pttr-3
tieulttr charges and articles agztitufl“ {nth wetjc to A be ofierecl; to ah‘:
I-loufe, the ztecufctrs and Wztnelles to A be produced and fottlt-com»
minga that ifthey make not goodtlleit charges, the parties unjttltly
moleflcd and :zccu{’ctl,might havel.coridign.e reparations upon them 5
and tl1c'Hottfe it felfc fatisfaétion , the publique fervlce thus cattfe—
lefly intermptecl_., and the integritie oftltre l:-loufe called in qtttflion,
and the like, appettaintiztg to cafes of tl1lSfl3.tUf£". Such chargcsr have
been promiftcl long fincc Ihould fudclenly appeare eagainfi the accu-
{cd Members of the Parl1'.tmer1t,,:tnd.by them as Jttlltee earneflly re-
qtritecl, but appears not all tliislwlfile, not fo muclt as to the people
abroad, C though. this were not th_e.ri.ght Way» ) which they [0 ilrivt;*
to incenfe againfc the Parliamenttbut rather vvztrt'et't.t {lead oftltems
tmdfeeing fo many of the very l\/lcrnbert of the Hcttfcs scat Pélflla-
mertt are tlreit enemies, falling ofl‘ from them I:"ll’.1§Ull‘ly_( r1'fmne ftrclt

. {till rcmaine among them) were things appearlrtg tmj ttllifittlile there

{aid or (lOI”l€\': ifit migllt {land with the llibertie arttl pawer at P£tl‘ll&-
mcnt not to have libertie offpeeth ) it migl1t eafily be made Elppcellffl
l.I1‘p2Ll‘tlClllZ1l‘tOlt]l1CfWO1'lCl: and fo complztizat “be made to the P;trlizt-
mcnt thcrcofiif it were to my end to cornplalne there @f£h&t,WhlCl1
liath already palled witlloutpunifltmetzt. But feeing the P.ttt*li:tmem:
hath poWer( the cafe [landing as before lmth l3€Cnfl1€W’€Cl)tO doe in
all thrhgslas they fee cztufc :;.by’goodc0nft'que11ce their {peaches l‘l‘C’-1

ceflartly preparing, drfcufling, agitatinggconcluding what isffo to be 1

clone, cannot be fi.tbjeé‘t to atny limirting, qttefliontinga or accompt
abroad, not in reafon tl1er*eforc are to be divttlgecl in that fence ; this
being inct>mp_atil.)le Wrtlt fueh pattern But therrthefe haters of our
Lsm/—1‘n2tkersl. anti Lewes, fay 5‘ Many ofbotlr Houfes are em‘-fay, and
f0tl1Ca¥,L‘:7tSltefl‘CValid;l but lat: the rmm'::»er rezrmining, little, yet thcz.

tttftse loftlrc lV.lClj or part of that number are Frill good. Forneithet the

'l~Czng;g' that Cilllfd them away, or cormtenancetlt tlretn that defert

A Eltclt‘ llatitms; iraaynllcdgctlaésg I’1(_)12.tl‘lC Members that voluntartlyt
<2 Imt:t!ptmE1'LIllin%tl10ll;‘Z!fl1;1tr(?ti1:11.1‘1tZ:. or leave obtemetl ) abztndom .

lihclr“ plmses there and <3‘ttrr'.r:.9, are to! take ltltc benefit: citllertof Illttir.
trwnc t.tzr~o’ng, whetltet tti,et:l§gex:l,c;e"i1‘1 fuch Members, or ’W01‘fC peru

litlps, 1”‘lt’)tl1‘-!'Tll.:":Cl‘tl"flI' the _‘L2I]fWOfEhll1Cl.f(fi3:l, as AQowatdille,,l to{0PPOfc
véfhittttltey*l‘1l<:elcllnot” : "4 twitch jfeare( aclrrlittting fuclt coulcl be)a1'gttes;,
llélllallmlt they that feacredl W't're‘tl1c;lelll?t: mtm bet -, tlmttgh ’ifi;’l1:tt11€C~’
detl tltty ft;-rte Et)fpC3.l<C l1;t’:r;:l‘y;.,¢ _:t dillentlng tlellet tjmrrtber l3€i‘lflg“'0l.“-~
d1~rm1.}7fil;1l1Cl fotnttitnestt Ve‘ryl1:°ttt,l1g\eriitps [carat enottgli tomalte rt
  r r       A 7* ‘ nutrt.::°e'

y ( 34) y  
nuinber, drtcnang opcnlyrfrom the terror the whole Houfe with»

ouitrany inconvenience 1* It being allowed for any to fpeake tlmir
l minds Whilft a‘m:rtter is magi-tatiOn'*b€f01‘C’1t be fcttled. It they fay,

they got: away that they may not feeme to allow what would palfe
thoughthcy were prefent 2- then the Ma; or part concurrcs to what
is done by their own: confefliong els Why Pray they not to oppoft”: It 3

i If they fay,fo many are gone without leave of the Houfcs,as ptit to-—
gcthcr would. make the Major part.-,4 fuppofing th is were true, either
A fuch a Majror part went away at once in 3 bodygsmd then it was tllffli.‘

. lique a€t of Parliament, that might certifie the World

  hque matters now in qu€‘lll0l1lu~Eng!¢zmd,

 declarations, and the like 5 and confequentl

W findc st civill warre in hzmfeltgbefore h

' A but judgcthat; that thinks dilho

‘ac... .. . .

fault not tofiay ;for then they being the Major part had prevailed 5:
or they went by little and little, and then {till it was a Major part or
the remainder that concurred to what was done, cls it had not pafl-9
led: and fo the aéh-. Pull good : I f they fly to fay that they who thus
defertcdthe Houfe out of fearc; did It not as fearing the Parliarnent,
but the people’ grgrlanting thefe men this, which is not their clue: that
fuch hadtcaufe to feare the people, andthat fuch bafe feare, wherms
they pretend, they were to Pt.;tt1dfor the King, Cfountrey,Lawes 1 Li-
berties,lReli,gion, and did notrendcr them utterly unworthy their
places : it may be anfwercd briefly; they that remained and carried
.matters,might feare the King asmuch or more : but their caufe was
noble and good 3 but thefc or the like Cavils will no more h0’0Cls~

winlte the people: their ohely courfe were toyytprodtrrce folnc pub»-.

, that the King
_ utred to d1fl‘olv_c
not carry 1r*ragamli’c the tnatlt--

and both houfes haxze long iincetmanimoufly conic
this Parliament 5, elle Sophtflry will
iseflc truth. ‘A

By the premifles or rather by cliverfe excellent _Tl‘a6tates publi-

lhed by others to the fame.-;or the like effcéhlr h

. _ _   ope iris even as cleare
that the Pafl1amCnt.1S~ and ought to be the {up

reame Judge in pub...
V as What it is, it hath iucl-~
ged and ordered touching theft things, by for many publiquc orders,
4 _ A A y that reafon wills that

they be {acted in our cfteeme, and puriélually obeyed and executed,
and {o no need of warre : and whofocvet gocthaagainfl teafoni and
tt‘u:t?h,iygC.)ctl’1 againfl Goal llimflzlftt, W 0 lS1’irim.¢z,_/irmma, pram maria,
and it W1llCOnCCr11C him hearcly to loo e to it, whether he be flton...
get then God 2: goeth agamflzthimfclfe if he be a man, and {hall “fihfi:
(3 can catife it in his Countreyt

ie t he caxmot as he is.aiKing,
nourably of him, who goeth
l t about

upon loch grounds, and for his Maieft

eras)  

ahout to petfwacic him, that, that can be for his-gooci that is liot for A

the good of his Kingdome, and (0 [ever what is {o excellently joy»
ncd; or that the great Counfell of the Kingdome‘l is not the Ofl€i_Y:i?

l at leait the Very beflaandthe oncly [ore and fecuting way without i

all doubt, for that Ptince to follow that intends the publiquegood : A
4 and which will ever aliutedly concutre with him to that end : not

in oppofittg an atbttrary power, which ill men about him for their
owne private and Wtokecl ends.-would incluce 3_D0i h the Parliament
any thing but difenable a Ptiocoor rather thofe about him from do-+
ing ill; or more properly froto ufurping loch power; which to what
end is it in a geocl Ptrinte, which he will or can never retluce to aéi:
or ufe = but the falle ot pretended Mother of the childc, who wool
have it divided, ( whom the wiidome oi: the King may cliicetnefi

will wltifper, there is no thankes or glory to clot: good, unlcife he '

might have done evill, and fo did good freely ; fince tree Will onely
merits ( I beleeve they hold merits ) it feemes theiomalignants fet-
ched not this Doéttine from heaven; for there we may flnde that
confirmation in grace in the Angels and blelied [pints of Juli mete;
whereby compleat free will, otthe temaines of1t( which tree will
argues but itnpetleétion and Wmutabilitie 5 power to fitme bexog huie
impotency ~, and the King 0iKi1:zgs,God httnfelfewvho .1s”petiec€t1_on
it felfe, being above and without all power or poflib1.l1tte_ofdou_‘1g
any evtli, yet, C liathet therefore I fhoulcl fay} ot_1mtpo,tent%tt3 or for
good ft that “cord-it'mation in gt:u:e,_I lay, by which tree Will is ttar.tf-
figured and lnblimed into a {fate dtvme ; and 1’ojTe mm pwmre, mto
mm pefle pet-mra, isa ttanfccndent blefiing, if not the very etlence of

Cfilefliall beatitude ; Wi1Cl‘C[hCfC‘lfLlggCilI., fuch acondttionlis to be '

declitxedl, though with tutne of"all_ = But howfoevct the DiV{lf1CS_ of
out t.‘lm€.S may not allow the explication or application of thIS POIIIU1

We may hope ltis Majefltie out othisPri1'Jcely care of the good 01 his A

people, though both himfelie and itmay beleeve well of his good
intents tolthatpurpofe, will be fatttom guclgtngvfuch a punttglto of
arbitrary powet( for however It may fill tmd tickle the -phantafie,
yet deeply and duely penetrated into by _lL1ClgCmCnt_i_1t appeares at
refolve even _*;inC(3 no more (if a puntzgltoabe any tiling) or _leai’t 1.1:
might poflihly be thoul,<;ht,he Would; or might have done ev1ll,hatl

“ the not laeen teiireinettl from 1t { when he cattnot violate iuch jufi m-»—

.to ClCflIrOy£hC,p€2OPlC by acivill wlzérrfia Whm VV31-“~‘3 this PDWW in“

Iititftxons, W.I[l‘mlJli fitli doing the gteateli eyill of all to the pub-
lique ) from judging, 1 faytfuch a punuglto a jllfii and futhcteut caufe

2 V ldceol

    r (36)
gleecl jt,tlrly.belooging to him:yet‘true loveto his peopletmight ‘judge

it no other way l1fC2fLlll3 then to have the glory ;tnr:l.rh:ml«;s of relm-~
quiihing lit V0lVl.1l‘l‘t2iI'.ily,l€af‘l2 otherw.ife~tll1e peoples-gootlttattd fafetxo
for a puntigliost fake, or lrtttslyingp ztopltanttafie, or an 'l7lUl1‘10w: of one’
man, lhoulcl depend omhe rume or chatpge ofone mans W1ll,V{fh€n—-“
foeverit may happen, and more thenehts. great “mad noble mtndecl

" ‘men, tl1ougl‘mo Chriflians, have more then once done, when ha-»

wlngin the1'rl1ands« abfolttte power over rheir Countrey  not_~ut1«-
jullly gotten :) they have Freely arxclofthett ovvne accord green ‘rt up

‘abfolutelyatiudgingit fo bell: for their Couotreys good, leaving it

everi infull hbertie, and [0 living themfelves in, or r:u:l1er.under it,
but much higltertin true gloryuand honour then ever. But thottgh
fttch power is not heretin his Majefiie, he is yet not withoult rneanes
in his hancls, and 3 faire opportunirie to Iaya t ye not altogetlter :.m--
like on his people, and to exltibirfreely great: and publique nmntlfi-
oence all at once, by  faire and voluntary 1'elinquilhi11g all Concetta»

tion about it, whileft yet a naalignant fiaétiom preferring their paf- t

I_i0n_s before teafon; and conference, before his honour and fztlericm
tnlhgate and alllll hurt as much _as_they can, or rather vvottld tmke
hxm tl1C'11' mllrumenr to compafie 1:: by an,t1nmtLtrall *p(21°f-IICIOUS C1-~

arillwarrea on Whom El‘lCl'.>l.S1mC may ittllly be laid; as they ttlone

would have gone mt/_ay with the benefit.  b
By theft: and theltlte pgtllztges had beene, nod even yet (Io it be
bettmes taken 3 may be the way. to the true arbztmry power indeed ;,

the peoples heartsi Where God begins with trmn: as at the right end 5:, .
£1113 tsthe oltvme Method ) whtch dra W an the refll fweetlya which
 1“ ‘_ _ ‘ % t . ‘ _ _

the pretended falfe ballatd ztrbtcrm y power, could never by umnfi

violence efieél: : and tlms by fztitely qttitcing the prtrfuite ofthe féllffls
[l1C‘E1‘Ut’;‘m£tyll)Ct.g"£tln€£l:t gr ttzstpgoantmotts Prirzce, tlmt confides in
thiislowne verttte, Will ptlt;l71ifJ]fClf'C3* boldly and fecurelv on the free
Wi»llseol7.l1js Jrtbjeéts. It is: in .II1m‘.ll?.C‘r :1 divine Cl1at'e*t€l:ert;.t&-ire, 
WE’/[E /zlzerza /ilomifiiéfifii %i§;*¢p€?’/{V65 [0 know hgvv E0 tcgnpgr m-td grove:-me
free men, Gentlemen, Primes gt encl in fitch at condttion God mgrdc
:“II3I1.U;, to ferve his glory belt: and ist1'r:;r1or=a "mart: glO1”iOLlStl1lng

When a Prince thrzllh by hie greolt,flproportiomlte,-emd ltreroilee ve 1‘EUl(;*8g. H
rcncletlrhem 21:: hrs devottoowandr mal-re them his rvolu'nta1‘v ll«a'ves,

be1ngot:l’zetttril*'- free filld nobleythen if he found them mztele. flgweg

-byrthe praérifereantl vlceseofothexg or [0 made rhem %fi.tchtl1im£elfC_'t

~:n‘“}33 FY33 P33?” 33 ago fl1‘OI7g.'l170tive and occafiorno a Prince I20
bl-l~’“51‘€-’E..tI1em..lwoolly l1lseby__ extmordtnaty jvertue; p:‘11cl1';_;»11 ofmtg
" A e ‘ t V A ctmllbusre

( 37) 

’“ emulous CflYtVI5dgf¢”“W@ulcl {hakc ziVon»z.é>, i‘tl-laugh‘ tin;0ppt)lfltiO117ll:?litl’1«lrc
and 1Il1€1’CfO1‘f3 the l1’10blCll,;of the 1l’.‘67?JJl?2£bl(3RCl;‘1UCl'i11QllI wzrfcly l~:;lAovizé:gl .

flame,» l for Rome; golody advifccl lC‘arz‘lmge mould.e£lamdl.j;EL1$.‘ lz:cal"0‘n-
eVin%ced1,+.that‘.pcrfi1’cisng £13-‘hC§idOCh:x1ll'hC xexifiainesé lT€~5;',L1Cll2é;“f£‘€Cl. liilonm
allliufl powerMzmdll:mtlhoritlic,tl as tcucthing ;tl'*"1'€ n’l3.t£€'l‘S{ in quctfllon
between him and his Parliamclntaon the juufiicc: and wifclome wl1c:rc-
ofhe may fafcly pU[‘lll].lfl1f€llfC, fccln:c_.,th.1tth6y will not; nor“ c.:m_de-7
Vfifi? h1'In‘0f any thing._., ~tl1z1tljl1fily’b€lQngS to him: omzly rzsafontzuxcl
right rcqtxllilre.-mhatllit belch: to the Parliamcmtol be the lljudgc ytlaerc-
of, wimom: wl1ich».p0wcr,the peoplcand lKiz°lg;d(>melcan11otlbc me,
as {lands deduced». Monarcl1y¢;lfms tselaapcrecllllby »libcrtlc and prem-

gative: as it is 1fcmoIe from imzrinlicke c::2xufc:s» afdiflbluigimn, fo from l

cxtcrnall. Ila Prlince governing at Llil‘(:‘l.“t:tlO!T1lF71l‘»7£l(TlC ix, the Apmiel in
the goodly arbitrary govmjmncnt excluclccl by ch:-3 Lll{l(:.EI1P('?1“, ol'll1cl1
a State fmm l:l1<: benefits of ubelrtic {the pa1ft;§.c,l I fay, for be alPrinc<:
mvcr fo sllblblaltc, yctlmis /llifiarwzlw/argt, l1~lslM2’!£zi;la«, bjj7~~\/"i/‘l1:Ql‘C%_COn;l“pl~

mqgrms t_Wal1n37 he mics and e11flavcstll1»ere{l, nol:_p11ely gzquall for -

tlm nsoll part: in point oflibcrtic, the Sxxbicfits elm free State? but ‘ex-

ccccling tlicm far in all liccmioufncs amt} cynmnlzings and len1lavli.:2gl~
upmm tlzm matter the Prince lnmfcife, as well asm:E'lers,l jzzllly layl on-~~

lllzmvvnc.ll1ou‘l<:lcrs by Godsiudgcmcsm, tl]atWl1lCl1l7lc3ITI121l(€S or u~T-
fctlm tl‘1Cll: as inlhunacntslto lay unjullly on the-: necks ofhis mglm:
Sul;:jc<€ls,l"wl10m he ought to have protcficcl : l:1ll:m‘1ct:?s.aI:«:? lrcqziem:
oltl1cllrctm:ian Cohmrs or Legions tyranny on tl1cRom2m En:-3,»

pcrmurs, of the Janifarlics on thfi great Tll1'k<='9 of the J1-2".a:’27a;=1'/ta1{.3'l:i>I1 l
am: Jllgyplian Solclams) and mafbn lhczws thxs clangcr ix mail to lie
fi::.::2 rccl» Wham 3. Prince hath allmncd the peoples lilmtic by plzlzliqm: *
oppmflion )1 fay, if the abfolulte M()na,l‘Cl1llflVfl.d€ s;l.1;;c 1' u~ll'lyM tcrm pa- %

1'c<;l, mlzm opprefllzd pattie is not to bctxullcd, lime to be lgfcpt l1¥I‘l?I.l¢LI by
pzlzst ml tllolc l1-C’ will trtlfl, (hr: ca=11t%1ulllnon1c fafcly ) as cc:1:mlnc ‘erm-
 zu: lwznc ; fo the power which l1t311'17l.1ll:~_tI:Lllf," doubly léilllsncd
mlm pzmzic ufcc.lgoctl1 faintly on the frcztc Nal.;:lon,fm: at lazsclll by bring.

lmgg tlmlr {rec xxciglubotms Cl wlllcrncc was iIl'l€;TClI&lC‘f€l10§3C0g3ll?ll%a1HiL'fi A

lbw: the rcccovcring, then: 0W11(§libt’i1‘:sfi:i€:) ,imo 1'ervitucl¢:, “ filmy lhoulcl
but confirmc :md rcncl<:1:;l rczmc-dj.les theilr owns flzlvcry, ¢zza1'm£iz7g;:~;
the llrengtll Ofthc: opprC:llb1‘a j‘an&1ik€Wif$ 0n;tl:1ci§:lmc f1'5'.‘:"l'1.CITl lrellill:
lellcg ifinvadccl 2 Onclylllifthclkincc will mzalzcaccemgzm, ms czmlzpc
content, or ca.nI10t.aV01cl to be l1imfelf§2 anllcquallha comp.:.m.::m Wiurlx
his Mmnaluks C 1"m‘im§‘, qrw W qfiiflflfglrfiwtatl ) arilratljamv E0 lzseryranw
;mz<:dmbyltl1<;*111;.A land ins; honqur.-. authoricie,» f1£lm1i';»; ;;:cr§.”on~, “E0 be

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madeeetheir *it1f’crumet1t::tgain{’c his people. he may tranflate the {aid
faintnes from them onIh1'mfelfe~, though when all 13 done, they are
unfafely tmfted whothave before broken the great rye, Athat to their
Ceuntteyg. elfe he muff H y AtAo.f0rre'1ghe helpe, Baton the other fide,

the free Suhjefis duelyh ihrerefl.‘edt.in theState.A loving it, living like

men, defend, invade the other, nobly, couragtoufly, as in heamand

  men of honour, and as oft For the good 01 the conquered 3 with

greater power, as uAt1iv'etfal:iy to he E‘IQfiI€d. Not to Ainfifi on rtichcyfi
the DCFVCS,fWaiIfC:'1flfiUII1yH1CI'C3’{Ed by mdufiry, to €I‘1CDUi'&»1g€d

by Ainduflryt, left by fetvitutie, but ‘what needs nréoleaor mdeed fee A

much, Aifattxy t‘hifl§§ in a matter [0 appat'eAut2 IWee now have heme
rapt fufficiemsly into the goodly imaginary Iaeeven, and the ,g;Io1*y gf
it, but withan hell ofinextricabie mtferies to the Prince ancihpeopie,
which theft: Geds of the infinite prerogatiw: ptetehdtrd, are h1~.~,=ufing
for thtmfeives , through a Igovemment at will, but by fuch meamgs
anti in tfuch hmtmner, astfhews they Abeleeve, or hope for no othm;
heztvenzehetcatftet. A A A v A A A A ‘ A

TI1e[ethings‘beihg thus, it mufi: f0n0VV5th3.t thofe that oppofe the
Parliament: and ientit the hingdom,int whom is the fupreame power,

as teafon hatthtevinced fince contefitation hapning asnow between

King ahdpeotple, the people muflt carry it , oppofe t:h"eir Counttcy,
reaf0n,rtght,andthe truth, moved by defeét otju-dgemcntaor wotft:
principles  mhvetting themfclvee and theitp0w'et received fmm
their Cmtntrey to enable them to 1.,”erve and defendfit, Am, the fume at
it, and of all that is precious (:0 men of honour, and confequently

e that they are guzltie of their owns blond, and of all the blond and

mtfeties which this unx2atLxra11Atnohflrous warre may cauft: (a meme

- -iuitablc indeed to the end they fetcetthemfelves to comtpam: :) not

can uneepattialfpofiefritte judgeofthem otheitwxfe, then as tI’¢zr7'.€t:'za.’ze
patrieaand d»*zmmz‘wWmm“iwA, 1fa11eAth1'sbeh0t of force with them to
ciefcend deeply into themfelvesa and to Weigh whether they be in

h A flzate fit for deathtevety moment, atleaft they may d.cignc.t.,[hj3 130;
4 1I)0£1V€'£h€ honour efa deepand {'adthou,ght, O1"AtW0, whethter thus

obPtiAnate1yeperfif’tieng, they eonttae6’ct1ot.be‘fote God a1'1iOr,Aher my 3
gut}: toaconttmutepr be aceeflaty to the endangering at--perdmm
0fth€’1*r0Wn€g and_mnutntetab1e‘£ou1estn another kinde, and more
‘dzreétly, and highly, there being a=Z£gz.4«id[.ecri in /am: morhm and Reliv-
£100 _ 913! mg ¥h€1‘§3Za~fd, 38 abqvefald A: but Aifthe premifles have not
power to It-llffirffl thus much vv1ththemA, yet I hope at leaft tthey are

‘ Amtfoitrratioxualel,fottex.t1*eVaga1t1t,tasthat thesfe men -can truely Abe...

_leeve__’

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‘flleeve, that they are lonely to be eonfttteclt anal thofell tht tl maitttttine‘

fiteh tent-rots  be inl’ttué?tecl by 21 C"ZlVll‘l watre 1 but if"_folly% end _de-
feet of tlmt teztfon that_Il1otx1cl_ govemc mm». ot_ ta VICJlt'm l0I‘C1iJg,
ty1'anniz1ng,:md enflavtng thetr teafon anal confctence by enormous

A and monfitous pamons, and limes, the two origittall cmres of flat -

vety, be byno art to be fevetedfrom theft men, but they mufl and

will by {till perfifling. applytltefe two {aid genemll cattfes of fetv.i- A

tude, particularly andmzpteflyaor in EL fpeeiall mat-met now t_odtaw
it upon them, 1t is not unlrkely roof’: of tltetmzmtl their pOfi<i‘1‘1£1€afld

friends may finde, and prove the etfee as irtffperetlblcl from the eau-- e

fes thus redoublecl and enforced 3 as the cattfet from" themlfelvesa
lhould they be {'0 ttnlmppy as to carry what they by fuel‘: memes fo
putfue: and however fome deguoy 1ndLtlgence_may be ufecl towards
tllenm to draw othemtill all be in the power of the ptincipall m;tlig-

mots (the likelwe may fay of their cunning enforcing themfelves. »

not yet to declare all the depth of their malicious intentions towards

, thole thty tlifatmea or any way get \IVi£l'll1‘.l their power, V ufing them 

as Ptalktng hotles, till by feetmng for the ptefent to leave theft: in 3..

t0lt‘.'1‘.’.?tblC conditlom they may mtalteltothets Pcantl out le1Te refolutely-
or wtmly, tmd Co dtztwmg flzll to them, make all {me at left, lztndat. .

then: clif7&:1'etiox"1 ( tltottgh even whileit matters ate yet dubious, the
xttfe1'r1a1l me of malice.-J1a.te.» ctueltte, jealoulte, and the ltke , whtch

is in tltetr hearts, fometimes cannot but flgtllt out in clivcts enormous.  

Words, or 3&3) {melt ptefent indulgence: I fay, notwitlaflanding of

the owl ignant pattitfb let not theft: men thinke that it having all once to
ttttts tltftt:ofe,,ttnc=:l made fure, wzll melge It may fecutelyl repofe on t

fuel) of the N.ttion,as have violated wtittingly 3: w.illingly the grew-
teil tye on e;.tttl“1:. by being ttttytots to theit Countl1'ey, at on tltofe
that loving; the1tCounttey, ltavebeen violently otttattclttlently cliff?
;2tmed.t or on them that not intending the dlifetvieelof tllgig Com.

trey, lmt: fetlueed by fpeeioustptetenecs, have volttntatlly aflilletl the l ‘  

£’1’1ftllgl'13nt ptttie, wltentime and plztine experience lhall lmve” clif. -V
lmfetl tltefe two forts, and all-lctotd memes oftecleemiog their Coun-
ttey and tltemfelvesa will not the ttnallgnants ttttltct lmve tecotttfeto
l'ot*t*eit;tte pIZOl2C‘&lC)n-, or forces (A an ttllmll telltge oftm arbitrary, ox:

.tyl1'£1I'11ll1'C21llgC)VtZrm‘1TJCfl'lt, efpeeizally fttcceedmt; and l'1t1>VlI”?‘.gl.l]fl.11‘pC(£l 

ltlzmttieol"tll1eSt1ble6’taasabovefaid) under colour of beirtgguatds»

gttrttlons, attxiliaty forces, joyncdin leaguetot tl1€'l“il<:€; as Fwww

ufetlt the .5‘wi:~mw, (‘Elm %‘r€fl€/gt?gNatiOl1forfootli not populous or
watltlte et1otxgl1e).lt 1StmC:.tl'1C Sj).1flié$Tfll: th0ugl11‘1OE go_ve~tmng at

Cllff  ll

gfiifiettetien as the ;?7m-.=ci:2 L?(L"35.h ‘$119 5 W711-"««'»a'r.r stlfo _-. but not ttpcm iea.-a

fi(D§.t3?E‘»'.3' aztnci zifiidexzce of ttheit own people (for otxght E find)as’F7-mace A

tiottt, but fiat want of men or fmne otl1et_t'eatft>n t>fStatt3 , and may
mt many £tt;tnget's already here alfo bet.1mployeci;ttl1c11 may theft:
:;:£‘10CS efthe Mahlgnants {hate largely xn corttrxbuting to e the wages
of H1CiIf()3?1‘€l{§n€ IV=1afi:€1'S:«3.fld be put to mtuntatin their own fCrVi--

V tude (as they {toad to» being it in) with all thezlfpower. But God be

pf.1lf<3&,€hCf€ men tm1efl7': thtty fpcvcdfly COWS in taflid milkfi their
peace, are on the ptoint rather of failing tmde-r the {word of jufiicc
in the hand ofthc P.11*Iiamtnt.:and 1't1'fsnotto be doubted, but Gad
ttimfeif Whom they have by fimdrie paflages too notorious (if we
may fo {peak )made a party agalnfi themfelves, theft: Atheiitse
bziiléte t11in£<ing he is grown old, and impotent, and czmtmt drawn

the {e Egyptians in a I651 text of their own bloeod.-r if if??? WM1 diztw -

i)O1iCL1zi. obitinacicgo Df1aSLfl5i#Z?3 that Old. Atlttteiftttdtfaid of the PER--.
gen g0d3etiz1£1:isttt11e, becstufe they begot :10 metre forts and fiaught
I.'Cl‘Ss tvzll teiiit, and defend htnticit , and mg C were h_um.:me memes

Wanting) ztgainfttltefcgubliqtze opprefl‘0t*s of the people it1417ntei1- A
tmn andct.1d€a.VO11r; Which they ought to expofe thew hves: to de;

Effiflttand preterit.

_At1d' for thak that {taut} alteatdie for thatPa1ladium ofthcit Re;

gligitxn and Coumttey, the Pzztlkiamcnt.-. as they ztte ttetein dttely fen;
»fibiCeQfEh;Sfl3§ACl‘»’CS and honour. {:1 out of the fame fetllng, they c:am~

t not A but fQHVtt?1y ardentty and fiveegily conctzrte with all their powet:
  its‘: fl€€d~1‘€C_§tM1’C) vvhen alletttetr forttzt1es,and all that as dear :0 fuch

menlie at i£;.:a.£s:e( and which now nably and bmvcI3.; aflerted and
m’x1tiice;ftte;;i,; I‘§3a_Y_fej1'VCVf€It be fecured,-attd the tnots offdangets pluck:
imp) mg: the SCOf:fli«fiPCa’F1C€tb€»flO£ thetfccotad t;itneA11eedc:d C tltotlgh
i11:;i1pt‘efum€pVt'4ion 1’€;1di€)lfil.'_b6i13g the cozttmtm cattfc) to our ex»

ceedtng chtwge, my‘ difl1onout, 3:3?‘ if0_tht+1:s we1iet"no*t'c ttpiptehcnfive V

ofcsftzr honomzthen totwfclvesg atndwe needed t>tht:rs A to proteét or
defend our .L1b€1’Ey:.%O1f take and manage ot.xrtqtmte1.s. And now-

hOWfO€&’tf';K we may not i11atc:,iz1tthctpllittiligfl PWOC3 W €116 dlffirdfirs

\-Q t‘!V1 £‘ State, yet let tits-.ttt§;1ttin1~: ,G);fmg{Q1"i1g_ it; to, £11273 difqtderegi dtfeottrfe,
etwhtereintthotzgh’ t_he1ft: t\1k1;:c_ave‘::;af3*P«2-‘«’=1t17;fifmeéifilffmy ttme contmued
_bc.:.¥1ten ; ttatckt: fot ;Ct~;(l’>ht’:;_1,'£’41tf1«£;pai”§§'tg’C'St*:" 1:0   1>li?1%’( ~.V011a A‘ea,d.1ly to the

ttftltili yet I ‘hope yQtl,haN7¢ itjttzotgttttetci gfew ptmts liters, and them,

not in'd1te¢?t ;. next impettinent ‘thereto gelitktj Pofis AA of _CfiIC€’CiQn for

;.ei*v’<:' 370:1 fl3’é11€tth«?%t;Y.£3%+Ii1,rz13aty:hrd4d .~E11§«L;VF%ghM§ tam: _or rather like

'-.

f:‘;1‘y’CH€1‘5»;y€t;E each mzltst end, , jnfqtxfie bf" our Englifh tc:Ie,{erts,t to

1‘£lCC“?

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jrhce‘ ‘polls quickly to be run ovejr;le£l‘itht.migl1tfeemto pretetxdf it t

felftx/otthy to hold you long; Andwyotz may the 1‘ahthet~pa[l'etby‘ the
finpetfeétiont ,1tijrega‘td Wllllgtlllt W%a.scndC£1VQL?r€Gl;t0 have QI€lt31'cCl
and compltcated it, and to makeall yet clear: re. the Anttpatl1atnett-

*tary partie hath ft) in the interim ,,ul'lm;1Sl{CCl it {elf in light of

4 on their oppugnilngl the Parliament unjui

thewforld, ind given fuch att€fi?’3l~l9l1 in tztltaine mattfr of fa¢‘«l?( 3
fh:o1‘1gcttf:ll:imoriythcn out of the mouth of the advcrfaric ) t0 A the
ptofp£e€t‘ive and next to ptophettcktptttdence and ltidgcmcnt; of the

Parliament, fo long fineelhaving penetrated Matzd ihined on the fe-. l

ctet corners of their defigflfifil and deeds.of darknefle 1 _ and expofed
them to View that there 13 llttlfl need of ,at1y fwsther hght, and the

defeélt is rather: now in thofe who 1huc;t_1et_r eyes, that they may not l
fee it. Wefee already oath Laws matnfeilly Conctllcatfid by force; 1

and violehce, out liberties, ptopertles, lives expofed to the {uric and
maltce of theft: clclperatte Mahgnants (for whtch V10lCflCC‘. they can:

not plead their prefcnt neceffitie, if, beinggrounded and depending ‘

A tin it felf as hath been
ihfewed) rthe danger of out Religion and confequently of, the Re-
ligion abroad, from thofc, that having lnonca would bring ln.ft1cl1,_
as ma bell fuite with their pernicious ptttpofes, and from the; tell:
of ol in <.flil.‘C€l; oppofition with it, one all whiclz they are carried
with fuch defpetate indoor and violent fory,_as lthcit utmoft and laft
attempt, that hliwing fitfl: in a due method mdeed,;ufed, all macltixtttw
tions tovilifie and‘difanull the authotitie ztttd vetyellence of the

A Parliament. the oncly rampart of England: hétppineffe, and tmvetfe

to thcitdefignes, though God and wood men have ltetreiu tepulfll
them, yet they cannot temper the elves, from l;)rC:tlClmg.eOuI;‘ ttioto
[och effeéts as all the world fees, not brook any delay {tom feifing
what part they can meet with of the defigned prey; till they may
with Ie{l‘e danger of tegtifall do it -, but it is high time now to leave
Words and Writing: therefore let us endeavour to conclude this
Traétategalmofl as indigcfitd émd ttottbled as_ the times (lilie that

offer of that poore Countteyl man, that when the great King <v4t'-e V

tmcerx.-?:“pal1‘ed by ,.havjt_tg nothing ell”: to ptefent hl[I‘1:bC'l~()l:C whom
none mull appear; empttethanded, ran to £1 ltttlc troubled waters and

“thence offered [l‘IC‘K.i"11g.whaE _h1s hatndonely could contain; but

the troubled ptefent cottju'ng"from a clean: and good intention, and
native heartie ingeouitie, met with a. fetene; magoaoimot1s,vt.and 1‘C-e-
galliacceptattce) but let uslconclude with 3 point of ' lodge men: not
altogctherefo Weak as hitlterco may haveéppcatedg lot I would end

t * V   V to 4 A ' t t at

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at Imyfi W11 am}: 1¢a.va:ryou withagpodrellilhfrhoughl ;tpp_c;ir 155:3
begin this point alfobur ill) whith is, ~t:°=»lAl21tlhav1ng above rccelvcdl It
asa facrerllr rrurh amlground. that no rcafon fhall ever fh::kc‘l., that

the wifdlorn, ancl-Jufticc ofa Parliament freely, dlucly, and lawluliyl

clcélzedis no wayto bccallcd in quclhon or doubt, but to be affilrcdg.
ly belccvcd and confided in, fecurcly rcpoflsd upon ant! ‘bald l":1c1'fd
and lnviolable by _allrha~r lhczrrrily love: Eflgldfidf h3‘PPl1“°fl’¢ 3 I W111
take heed at llralfl to be found not fall: and true to my §;1‘0I.lf1dS; arrd
ends, by prcfuming (as fomc~parr1’cular pr1v;rtcmcnlhav“c‘ clone m"

rhcillr we.1lothcrlw1'fe undlcrllood difcrmrfés ) to ofl"c1: up “anY£Idviclcr 

(were Iiorherwlife able) OI"CO!;lI1{ClI my the rt/ifdbml , or exhorrariurn.

bolt:--pcrfwzrficm to rrhejullice of it; ‘and thtrs my is but 3, ryrga”t1vc,.l
. 3 rpx-,'.v;m'V¢, or  nQ:;hiri~.g: but oncliy yet upon rhc whl*>lr‘ , tnlcxrrmgf

er lcnforci»ng‘jufily by the power ofrrurth 5. That it is rhc part of all

. hand’: men, men of honour Ehat love their Courzrrcyro obcyw rbc,
‘- Parliament ( r21ken~im:l'zat notion %ourmfc_prclfcnrs) punfifually ,3  AQUA
. Ecrvc itlfaithlfully, afimil-'zc2llouflY §rol0,ve1tw1rl1 that kmcrl of lava.

,_ joyn.umn:imo:;1fly in thcclcaring Englmvd

~ flzarc of conrnburing to fucha Work

wmch is worn bfirriorl, t<_J vindicate, afffrt, mainrain, propx1g,ne.rc1c»ax
rhe authority and fafctrc of 1:, as a true crollréhon of all that 13 or

can be nnofl dcairca precious, andfacrcdto, and wirhfuch» mlpn ,. no;

A cure again of lWol.vcs,
n, and not to 100133 rm-‘n:,
;aboVe% all ardenrly to folicim

£hCfC man-wolves, if reducible by rm rcafb

Y and grail“: the dzvinc ‘Majcflic to infpirc, ”protc6’c,blcfl?:.~ ,5 this Com

. clrarc apprchezwlionpf rhe1'”rm
.1 (;Iounrrcy_» forced from {mun
A a tall and Julia pnlliom as b1‘::rlw the It

AM  lln‘-amtylzag hzm {bvcd Him; I need notfb

r rhrrauglzour, and 320 the lat}, {hon
g-Lrrrdorlzlraot, A ;  A  l

. grcgarion of Princes, rhtk mulrirmlilrzam Comfiliariomm ‘in qmiéua 

fiulm:-sand in it our Cou:1rr*cy2n& all.

% I conclude rhzs d;1fcr»Ln1.r cg
wherein I have (poker: my 11

earth, Which nrrxrlziflg :- but alively and
nrncnr and cxrrcamc danger of rny

nycd (and perhaps ever-fir to have beer: [0 youmay ray ), like rlmc
lbnac of lcrmjia whollbcllorc,‘ br born dumbc, yclzfcrcgng his Parlsxcr
in the very poinlr: ofbcing flerin. to narurall a pa
place and power of nature, or rather flrongclr then It ., thrczxag am’
lclearing all impcdlmcn rs turning du?

mciférarianr  helcriecl ouraloud 20h man kill mr Cr-la.»fm' ,r and Pp
at ylteu thmk for wgll of me.
that a fimilirudc dorhmt hold,

ldl not put ybu inlmmdll 
rzwrm ”  

as tharyou would not remember

fir :4. man ;r;z11i_ng I70 viqleur but flfllflw 
rungs of a lrohguc ever before A

(Hon frlplplying rlzfi‘/A

.:nbnrfi723 ir fell’ into a lZz:£:'rhgl