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Colledge eo£Phyfitians,:upon the fife 8; death .   _   1 _
of'Fhre.6 grew: Patientéiswviaoie b-Ieediflg hearts *  
~ , lay..p1‘OP£I.“c1t€'b€f‘Ol‘€ es - , were arriyed zit zh;2,t?i
criticall minun:e,e1'cher [O recewe re‘h'eFe,or eternal! de-5: I 
V {fru&,io'n.- The 3 fortunate Nmons were preiemed 
us,,in an their. dil’:ra6hons~ : and growne to .1i1ch a Ihpee{¢d§;‘e,A‘f{_,e  *
&lat.i've\1'n.thei_r mifesies, ..th3C 31' ke Nurfing_~Methers_  A
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ewhaet might happen to them, Q]¢z';z pérdidcrdnr liberta-
t_e.r. Theie 3 Kingdomes whoie peace and amity filled
the gemaining yvbrld with envy and emulation, 8cwerc
like that happy Tginicy ofFzait'b,Hope, am! Cfiyazrity, mg:
perfea unio‘n.:¢ had butnow their ,fwordsVedg’d to each.
“others confJfion..O fc:[14: /aommzmiheightofimpiety!

  

      

KAI SV TEK?\{0:N I Said (Lepar in :he_ Senate,E’Wa$‘
not his death that gr.iev’d him, but that his Son ihould
advance his handto his flaughter. ‘How many Sons and
Name; had we, whofe earneif indeavours were to rip .. »
up their Mothers wombe,:md like ‘viper: ‘eate through,‘ L

e her boweIse,and.to layedeiblate ;th€1'1‘-Fagt-Ah€I{S Houfel ;«
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x   ‘Fezfiperetrd [dc/afiimis? And yet all this 1‘;
2:’ binbutfa Pto{ogt1e_tooes0u_t Tfagfidy .; ; had not G,0d  as
' mi ghty‘-pIeal'edc‘ to mterpofe his hand,‘ and to have bmc
, ‘pillar offiregbetwixt us. and out Captlvltyaafld (9 ha;
“ wrought our Deliverance,by his Grent Inflrumfifltat 
~.J’a'r1mment ; whole conf’t:mt Labour 1t hElI3h_b1I1,'F01'.'th1-3
c   yeare .pafl,to create a true _under{’ca’ndlng,&_fitme peafé
_ between the Nations :wh1'ch I hope 1SlO$CCOlI3Phfl1.t9
A e rhac’u'sh1'm't in thewer ofthe Divelltor all his works:
*«-ever to diffolve it. This, I lay, was the works Qf_0“”
e 12:11 fitting. Give me leave Sir, Iibefeech you,to d€11V4‘3,‘-’ —
what I conceive convenient to ‘be of this 3 To gi??? 9'74
~ his dmgra sflzélzfk Rig/Jr: between: King and Peoplwffld
-“to campafe thing: amoirgfi aurf:/we: : that VVCITWY 81.“
1God his due,wevmuB: "advance his wotfhip, and compffn
: \ h c 'T**0bedienee to his Commandsgvhereiin he hath b,€¢D€ _{°%
  — i    e _   ‘much neg-leéted. Honour and Riches have blirlvfef “P
  A * « c ?’for gods, in competition with himgldolatty and Super“
e e Ptition havebinl‘nttoduced,even into his Houliz -) the

e “Church,and He expulfed_,his name hath bin blafphemeds  

1   y s and his day prophaned;-by the Authority ofthat unlaw'-= »
t  i full Booke of Sports ‘;"'a’nd thote who would not trem_-
  ,  ble thus to diflxonour God,would not fcru le to doe {*3
if to their Parencsgor ‘injure their Neighbors, eythef bf
-rnurther O_f'thernlelves',-or"I1;1I'I1eS 3 or by Adultery, 139%‘,
mid: gre\.‘zr’iCa-imcr: they have not-onely‘ rob’dGod of his
l Honour; hutlcmen oftheir Efiates, and of part oEthetn_~
‘felves, Mernbersend Eares have b1'1l”{"Ct't'Q (file, even to to
the deforming of that Creature,whomGod had h0fl01!‘
, ‘red with his owfne image, thatthey mi ht colour this s
i :theit'wickedjg4jiii‘   , Perjury and f1H'e TePtimony,,h3V’3
5 bin more freqifint with them then their prayers: 5"?
call this roceeded out soft an inotdtn-ate deli reof Ch?‘
which was their Neighbors, And thus God in all his
- Commandeumenrs hath bin abufeél. Can we then wfm‘
det athis* judgr'nents,or think he could do lefle‘ to trill?“
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‘  hintfelhfe upon at Rebelhous People then he hath‘? b

‘   Ibefeech you sir, Wletus doe fomethit_1gfto‘ feale him _.

in his Thtone,and worfhip all with one mind, and not

« that every one fhculd  to God away by hi-tnfelfe':

this uncertainty {taggers the unrefohred fo uI.e,8t Ieahdese

~it into fuch a Labyrinththat not k~nowing. where tofix,

for feare ofEtt1ng,flicks to no wg/ay,1o dyes etc. it Pei’?-

« fbrmes that,{'or which t'was made to 1ive,_uniformityq1'n - ‘

 hi'sWor{hip,is>t'hat which pleafeth him ; and xfwewill -

ethus ferve him,we mayexpefi proteétion from him.

The next thine that I conceive fit to be confidered,

is? to caufethe (Rights, both of the King and People
truely to be underfiood :- h and in thi.~:,to g'1ve_that Aub-

wthflflfiy to the Prerogative which Legally it hath , and _ b

to uphold the Subjects Liberty from being m1'nc’t into
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Thatthe Kfngihould havea Pterogatfve, ,is‘~ne-‘
"_cefl'ary For his Honour ; it difierences him from His
“People .- but i fit fwels too ihigh, and makes an Inunda-

tionupohhis Subjetéts Ltberty; ’tis no ionger then to L

"be {med by that Name : The Priyi/edge of the Subjeét,
is 11' kewiie for his Maje.{’t1'es‘hig{1 Honour. Kz';zg David
glariezi in £17: -mtm£ver~éf})i:Pea1:le,4;id _;f;e.e;‘yc E/izflécfb
delivered in 4 Speech in Pwrlmm’;';:,-*,o that 11;: cgrearneffe af
5 Prince cmfifled in the Riflhej of /J/3* S:46eE?:,z'z;timating'
t/mttben tbcfflood like [off] C Mar: azfiaur him; to dcffeicf

‘ "’-him from t/Jeflorme: a_f'-the war/dg" and t/Jere ref: ample
_DemanflMtr'w_2: of that ii: that riaozvned Qgzeefie: Reigne: t *
. but what Incoxmagement can they have, eythet to in-

creafe their Numbetsgor Efiateés unieffe they may have

t Ptoteéfion both for themfe1ves,a'n:1 EH2tes?Theref'ore

'th€ PtiviIedge- and Gteattgefle ofthe Subjeets are I613;

‘tively for the Honour ofthc Prince, . e
_Pf€t'OgatlV.€ and Liberty, are both necefiiz-ry to this
Kingdome: and 11' kc the S”unne and Mcone,give alultre
to this benighted Nat‘ioi1,io long as theyyivalke at their
e ' b A 3 e \ equal!

- eqnall dillanites .+Vvhe1 i one at‘ them {hall venture

, 39:0 ghegotherg O‘rb_C,li ke thofe Planets in cotijuticflzi on, ‘

they then taut’: :4 deeperEclipl.‘e.W,hit-fli all be the com-
palie then,by tvyi thele two mull (teeter? Why, no;
thing but the {Z1 ‘ » e by which they are,TheLawt:.which
if i tmight _runne in the freecurtent of its.purity,,with-

out being poyfoned bythe venemous fpirits ofill-afi‘e.. L

é’tedDifpofitions, would lo fix the King to hisCrown;

. that Itwould make him {land like a Star in the Firma-

ment, for: the_Neighbor-wotld to. behold and tremble
at.  

That they maybe the better aéled‘ . I lliall humbly
defire,that after to many times, that great (Zarrer, the
Light of the LAW ,may he revievved,the L1berty.of'the
Suhje€_t explained, and be once more confirmed  and

g pen tlties impoled on the breakets,and let him dye unto ,

the bargaine, that dates attempt the Aéhr

‘   The lall thing, that falls into confidetatio11,is,to4'et
things right arnongft our felves,the Subjeéls of‘Eng/and,
And in this, {'0 to provide, that the Macenz/]E: of’, the
Timesanay not,like great jacks in a poole,dev out their
Inferiours , and make Poverty 21 Pavement for them«
lelves to trample on. This hath bin a butthen wehave
long gl'O?.1_n€dl1DdCl'; for. it" a great one did but 13 y the
word,it was fuflicient to evict my right even from my
owne inhe,ritance.They had both Law and Jufiicefo in
a firing; that they could command them with a nod,
And thus People have been difinherited of their com-
mon tight: the Law which is as due to them, as the
Ayte they breath in.

On the other fide,we mull take care, that the Com» ’

mon-people may not carve tl]Gmf€lv€s_Out Jultice, by.
their Multitudes. Of this we have too frequent expenl.
ence,by their breaking downe Inclolntes,and by railing
other tumults, to as ill putpoles. Which ifthey he not:
fuidenly fuppgefl, _to how defperatean.Ifi11e, this may.

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"znot1on'theref9re i"s,that: an intimation may go: for:l2,'

‘untothe Coumrey,to wi{=h thofejthat are xnjured to re-

Tor: to Courts ofLaw. And‘ifthe‘re‘ they fiu'1eof']u{’c1'ce,
in Parliament they’ may be confident t_O reci:-i»‘e it.

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