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not lwyet out efhAope,bAut that ye will perform: in the end.
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we  efirmygnute ca-11 re your remain b1“.mce$.w

I .  That we wire flail}; the t Aha bedy of theACem:no11s of Egg...

}and;; ybusbut-jtI1%e réprefentative. % A \ A ~ A
2. Thafi%vAéeha7*iie I¥‘1'c$t7f<5f: delegated the prawer tax: you, as to
make you the govcnnbrs emf us and ofqurAeft-mes; you are in truth
but our Precuratorsfio fpcake fipr us in the great Counceli.
3  That in right we ought to: have .atcefleA to tA§f1o{céwhom
vve have thus gAho{én,and to tha whole I-Ioufeg : as therde {hall be
hhu¥&~ tf@I*;fi"-W?“-Et=9£H'~dCfiE@z5=*1-kfltfiyflueg  a~nd7}}"f”?§JAu?QL1g~hI_~fI1?;)‘t tQAr.c:

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;+ta[m’3ake ;)ao.Li»;Age;2jpetL!§«A1¢L:Diécamrs.A A A 4 A A AA " A
’ 5. Thatwenevefintefgdcdg that you fl1Q|31Idv£:1aAve that lad,
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5m:¢{a£e¢;;ms£this~%Ki«agdg~{1am:;e;a§ywill»
fpeedily take thofe things into your wxfe ihd Religious Confiw‘ V

A»mga1:1(ifno:%:ixne1y preveziteggwdo nmw oflE:runt0A ydu.

dftrétfi@m.Whii@h%I§ki&g.W@ §P!+:T-Effirzs  @%hi?h;W'&‘&fit:W;t¥;w
damp»:  ~ €%4.®5g®:£§i"rr§i?€sf€iTi1?I$11.1§C‘¥3f3§s  @116‘%P£%$»f5€+flt’W1I1%%;P’*?

   

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Nofié (Sf whiéh fl1a1l be anynew fanciaes   c>1‘ ~d*rea1Ife‘§ SF c'{'i-.

“ %’ fgempeyed brain es,but {hall be: fizch as have  th*eir Vgrounds upon

“ apparent truth,ar1d a c1eEreevidem:%e.%

VV hardly be %co;nti;rmcd, .

‘gt  }?m~"firQ:,wc_do€ pr'ofe,fl‘t to.a1_1;the wor1dtihatwvVec»a1fe -irefolw %

Eréd with 6:24: Sflives, %ar"1fl;f!ertuneAs ta %m.ainta“ime  true%;Pfm‘-

t*efiant%VRc1Vigifio‘n efiabliflued by the ~Laws in this j.A%Chut¢1;% of
England; Tom-aintainour ‘Well fet%1*edi *Gov*er‘nm“em: ~unél”cr at ‘
»ManarcVhie, aCcc:»rL11ing%tothe é1“'1owne LaWs%%oftEiSiL“ar.§d. Ta
umaintaincrthé: jAu§t,:1ibertie$of our pfiffcams arid, Propérty bf our '
EP_cat'es5 3.COTd‘.i1:1gj‘i:0; t%he»RL11e oftimfe Laws.‘ T6 %mai%z1t.9.;11e4%th%e ’
A jufi. privi1c”dg¥e's% of Par1iam"ent , wit1m!.1t wi*1ich%ciui: Laws can

And in the aiférting of't“h»efe,we~be1eeve we have t1*1e'co”nci1rs

hence ?¢*:ifbo¢t’?~1'_1:theHxzmfesmf1?ar£iajrner1t,fc>r ihch havebctfeia thgir AA

daily P,tate5Pcations from time jtfl time;  A V ,  . . _ ~   V W, A ;
 ‘A%nd_%for the Kings Maj'cPc£esOpimion$ hereih ghé hath E55? r"~n7a?J-A*
;;y_:d¢c1arTations, felemne protefiations and rcligiaus vows, be-;
fer: C3bd»and LMfil;15d€C1RrCQ{ Ahimfelfefo {filly ahci fa freelygthai it
i§;li"is;un¢han’gcabIe Ref01utAi‘0n ;to1i‘v£ and die in the "maiintéii-,%
mflch 05411 tfhefe;that we «bald our {gives bounden in reviet<e11’i:eT
te.his.pfarfen,-andrirx C-hriflzianity, to%b.e1ceve that he willfaithg

fu];J.y,pg'i:ft21?meI‘xis Ward with his people. A ‘ ~ d A 7
- A  find wa have thisfmvtheiz a*fl"urance theteofiin that he hath dc;-% 4 

 fcén=ded4;%foA;1mW fi'30T'm his Thrxane , as to acknewledge fume?‘ er.-g

m_;urs~W~h1ch have flipt himuin his by-paPa gove%rn'm::nt ,. End to
undertake notVtogi;ve way to the like hereafter.‘  M S

We Wifh with all our Ahearts, that youwouldwithv tfie rfcrméfi
'3, A enuitY~aCkn”!a”Wledg1eyibur errors alfo‘, and amend them  Lib.

miht: W;e"':‘4fmne byaicbd-av b1e~1fi»ug} ihi-We our Apezwe; 'r?éf’ci<)r‘c€:l‘iI A

again,mdwMby~ you;:.;imdu{$trié$ made a hap py Nation.

.+;;Lct m$thcn%y~clcere1y a:tnd=frce1y cxpreflb in what things‘~we%e‘Af _'

fi%r$de@ur.1¢1v.esA?grievsed,which have beene vet?ed,%%ordered“,azxdx;

aft:-2d byyou during this P.ar1iame:nt:3twTrereby% htheycure Ai11t*:!jw*"

i$:b¢7¢@me:~Awer”fe Mthén the +di{catfe umdcgr wrmchwe form my
piorzefi :again&;:uem,{Vif:.hey be not

_ fpecdily r7eforxnedT %a.;g;&% rem:
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 " :'Thepatticulars are thefe. . A A V}
V E. Thatundetthe colour of advancing the true Proteftant ’
Religion, encouragementfiis given to Anabaptifts, Brotwntiits,
ahdall manner olSeé1'aries,t which multiply in every Corner _:,.

A which rmnit be reformedprronr true Religion isloft. - A: '

2.. Under the pretence of hatred oFPopery ( which we allh

 detelhas Far as their fuperltitions 8.: idolatroue tenetshre incon-

lifient withthe true reformed ProtePcant Religion) the book of‘

or Cornmon-Prayer (which is efiablifhed by.Law_)§ is crye-dAdoWn A

by manyand all decent orders in Gods outwfard Woirfhipg‘ and
everyman left to the diftate of his private fpirit : but let the
Laws againlt Papifts and Seétaries ( the two extreams) be put
in due executiomwe {hall thank you forit. . v  A _ A

 3, Under the colour of regulating the Ecelefiaftical Courltsg

l and taking away the High Commilfion Cournall fpiritiuéaillju“-e

irifdiétion (for the coercive part thereof, whieh in. the life of

tthe”LaW) is taken away, fo that now no heinous crimes, in-4 
qnirable by thofe Courts, as Adultery, Ineef?c‘,<&c.‘ can he pu-at 

nriflnedo: No Herefie or Schiline reformed at NojChnteh *cat?1?*bci~ A
infotced to be repaired : N o C'h_nrche~-officers', : as tcthurch-Wiara «

dens,;&c.t are comepellable retake uponthem their otfiees,or' i

pertortne their duties, no not to prov.rideBread andAAWine*for
the Communion : No Parfone or Vrcars can rbeintorced to !at-:-

 tend their Cures, or-to give fitisfattion for the pailnlesl of them:

who doe : No Tithes can be recovered A by their L9‘;w,nor other
Church Duties. h We befeech you think what will be the end of
thefe things at the lalt. % A  ” 7&1 A’ V A  A

 4.; Under the name oftrefortn ing the Ch utch Government,y¢'
endevonr to take away the fhnetion, and very being tofiACihurch=*-ti
Govetnours,as Bilhops,a nd their Aflifiants the Deans A&"Chap»g-
ters,foA tol'talte4away the prefetments of learned tnen,‘anAdA the ene-
eouragemtente oflearning : In the name ot.tGo4d‘1e:i the Aabufgglt
he taken aWayt..hu_tnott the good ufes alfo. A A ‘ ;  5 -A ‘  

it  For the re&.if}*ing otlmatters anaille in Church Difciplineg
and fome things in Defttine alfo,(a:s is pretended) an Affembly

ofA«Divine$ is propounded to bee convocated and confultedga. 

4 «with: 

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iivithfz thema_tter isrightsjnut the manner is finely a%miffe,aI-1’»d
{Q W333-ge likely-tto‘lofc1the benefit ofthg fittbftance for the er:-
rots in7the..cirt:um{tance; which is,That in this intended Con-.

hh vocatiozythe Dixiines are neat nominated by Divines, who can

beg; judges? their abi1itih_es»( which isrthcc legal} way) the Vgrca.-A
Vjtefl: part ofthofe whta are named,are known: or.juPt1y fufpefiedfl

I :9 be petfens ill dtiipofed tozthe peace ofthet Church; and addiw

éted two much ta Innovatieanth ;‘ you your {elves (being all Lay-~

 ‘men) are to be;the.onAc1y jmzl ges ofwhat ~{ha11" be prcpoundedgt

‘ ,,andwhatdetermihéd; the Divincs but hyt>ut.affi{tants, and the  
King isftotally robe ezicludhed from having any Voice or: hand.  t
in it‘;?¢:% ,£L;1'dt(asit=t~:isprop@tmh.ded) this is to be aper‘petua1itCon~ 

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voéationgif the Hmfes tof'hBar1iament fo p1ea{e.t

6t.57Under the colourihhpf ,.fI'€€d0t1_'lC hf Preachiug, fc:ditihuhtV
S¢rmens;2re§pr€aChj€é1daily ; even in the hearing of many 
t your felves, whw traduce the Kings1facred?Perfon, flantder1His~

Govermn:emt*ahdttimex tefi?2'termes enccsura t he the mta‘intainin ’
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and cénttitnuihzxg pffthis unnaturail and unchrifiian civill Warre, %
and yet notné; are.punifl1ee1 for: it ;h   which makesth us fears that V
  t thitstis,and~1@ng.hath been made by fome,to he thr: the principal

en'iging§"t9’thtkit§td1c tthis fitcmf he11,to the jut’: fcandallof allmgood‘

menfic flandet* ofour Religioxmhis death-inc comming fa defe-
~ tiathamifthejefixitzes. J A . 1   t h t ‘   t V  A
 -; 7.  And div§:rs.,wQrttI1y,hlearned, and tpainfull. Preachers have*
been; gqmmittedhtcitprifon by t you For delivering their cenfcicna-.th
¢e§tfree1*§,=;anhd-r_c1igioufly,; and preaching ohedimcettotheir,Soa—- 
veraight. «Theft-rtthings we obicrve unto you, ashtending main--.51:

ftatzt Re1igicn..     \ M 1‘ L

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   “"“T.0u£l, Vngtt hat tphart..Which »CQi}C§I'f1€thITh€ maihtaining cf the 

lytagaiizfi thetxndintaixiing and propagation at the trt1heI?rot:t:—”

.Lfl7i‘fi-'75; Zw  fha1;t>b;ierv egxfo fame ;things.u.ute.you,~ wherein» your  
own prazfhce dtfi'ersIIrt‘1chtt‘m1nhyaur ptofic:fi'tions:ha prepui’tex:c3u‘s~t v ‘

wa:y%%tothpWeri7wadr: ust orhany C3t‘h€rbyrrI&3I1d€fS.. V %

  _ ,1. vhYeha{fumc that power to‘iyour% iélves,  hthat» ye by fta .baret':?
V0t€h W1thh@utm.Aé3t€>f°Ear11ament,t may fixpotzmépr :;a;;tera;:ht, A‘

hklztmwn LaWi:+,;;  W'11€Tte astcm Cam tinaxz s; hotxfa  _f:srm~¢r1y:aiTu rhed: h

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toth_eAm;'é1ves he {ugh pXsower, but inagrdgeyi tmvaircfs the makivmg 

of 3 WWA La:?»%(_ :; % %norwd:i Ehe?Hm1Ie of.1?ee%x:exsx:cb,a'z1e.r%2geM.a11y.A£wch;

thing: But th having‘ the {:0 Wet bf uai‘cature_,a;&;udfges%wr“tl1‘e‘yA 

“ pnqcgedaqccrding ta the rules afthewknovggnfawes,and ”qpon
A A me%1rhonours_V are anfwerable for the juffneflé oftheirjudge--A

m%ents,:;;sM~ea,_tdAher Caurts are upon their oathes, 

M 2.. YQ11.-$3?y1jAkesAy0ur; own orders an dAAo.rdAinanCesA to b 6:13. L_a.WS§ 
an;c1,VcQm§:Ac11¢%,them to%Abe¢VAobfcrvec1:,AMandwxtha Pcrisflie-:rA hand: ’

A which«mayA binde them embers of your}-Ioufe in ALtfu:uirA privilédgw

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HouiesandtheKingS,c:onfent.they vi3rereA:confirmedA.*A% A 2

 3f.‘;A‘nd for your..oWnobferviationéof the Lawsof

eS,but have memo: ever 1zad;AtA%hc1 farce 0F Laws%.,,unti11::by beth%

the L‘aAndf».3w '

take’ your {elves to befo far above the reachmfthe1n,that ~byl:.y.jour Av

9rder$andAordAiwnanc<:s ye enjayne the J udgcs and Miniffers‘:aE'

A dinafy 'Qou;rfes%;Awh=c:reAGy¢pleafi;  

3ufticept0%%.forBeAar(cAontrary to their gaths)to proceed.¢iz1AAt-hcjAr‘oAr-5  

 A V 4,._A :2 ;r3S1ak«e.an Ozrdinan C: m put the‘: flztiliiia @Ethe«K%ingd0m~~A

i§itn.f£1i::h4ha11dsA%as .:yep1_eafe,and£ha11 «confidfc:ii1,and this  

out t*hfiA{I€ing:,andAexA;:>refl’<:1yAagai4n{’c~His;:Com;nand¢. .%   A

 V\.:3fib5“ 2:  ppfléffwfyotnr fcJfl._v‘es~:of‘ thesrkéiavy Royall, anéiA"ap;pmiAx’%1tAf"
fi§:£iImrak1s;:a%1£;4d% .%m;her%012i1cc3%rs,;by.‘Seawithoutthel King, az1d u;fe;.~ A 

tl3p_fl‘2;;fl1iphS'aé1g.ai‘nfi: th.e;,1{ing .;hi“xn.{e1Fe,.A 4% %. V A H

6 Ye take the Kings Ca{‘i1es,~Forts, ar1d~Ports_;  p1a;:;esioe£iAi

glfifiatcflz; flgrength in..the Kingdoms, and keepe them Aagainflgthe

AA K§fig.;hi£nii15€:,as,VHfiéfygalld§.33-airwkitwzt/2,311dw I'V_t31¢dfb.r£ Gmfileg and:‘.‘

th¢[e.tVhree1a[?c, aék §.o11%»s5agp:;am,taLV;us'to h%av::-:. ?Ab“een.r': dame by..De-~ I A

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fim*,; fags“ ;;

Th§e..pre1:ence at firfl: xzqas fqrthe prefuvatiwn of Atheking-.4 ii
dcme,again& {om}: i'"orre1gneWEnemy“; but when noneA%~appear¢y:I=
Ain‘m&nyQ;noLiexh&s,and wean wVbe1c:ev»e none *fuch_1An%..tmt~h4e-- V

‘ v£:.?.7a{%er;’e,;aAdA;a ,x,x,ra_m_g» for%t11%.e;1?_ar1iameAnr;§figainfi: theefiing himfclfi

A VV€z1fi:.:t@ifsd§fo§tI1€ prcfervation ofthefiing. V A

3 A And thofe who refufe ta j@yneAini‘thiAs»warre  A  ¢ ywfi, of f

to cmntriiqute unmit, with giving or lending efmonemr hor£é,w

arm £3 8: we pm£§:ribéasl\A’Ia.1igmm:s,1ar1d4pgrfansi1l.~affe&¢d% m  AA
the  ammon-aw saith; a1t%xughwwe {amen I}i@W1E:CAaI?&-be ;§"1%e iT@>AiA
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then Treafon againfl the King to jay tie with you thefe'iii? T

V  A~-9* Butte allethefe who are your Commanders or Otficcrrs 6?

fixgut Army, ye give large and even prqfiifeientertainmenth an d’-
tewardsgbutytout lofour PL11‘f€Sa' _who'- give you little thamkes for
it. Thus much may fuffice to gxve a taltehow the L: we ateané

’ar.el-ilecl~y torbe matntained in thecoutfe weiaremzw in. A

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« And for the Liberty efour perfons, and Pre tiety ef your  A
figte-s,w.e {hall fay a little in the next lace, an by a few patti-5

cularts 1' udge what we may hope fort creins

A 1 Yeiitakc the Kings Treafurcuye intercept his revenue, pof-6

feffe his houles ofacceflcland all thefe for his own fervice 3 8; if.‘ h
anyeeattend him oraHiff,hirn,thcy are condemned aslvialignantsgt l
A Popi£l1,evilCounfe1lm:s and EHCIDICS tea the State.

2 Ye have by meflages endeavoured to petfwaéle our Bre-3

t thren ht" Scotlandto joyne with youin your Rebellion agaAinfl:~

yen: Sm/eraigne,arid this was not done by fame private men 1-‘

loniegbut ordered by the Votessot your I-Ieufe.  l

A i~  Yfelcendemne the Rebells in Ireland (andthait very ‘jufc-Q

ly  Arm.-lanai: {horrid rebellion there, and yet year; {elves doe
gtea ter and more horrid aéts of ‘barbarous hoftility againfi:
3? our Kiqnyg,etvten inhis own perfon, in England .: and ywhcntyee
havieibeenle‘ charged withflirt, ye would eitcufe it byfaying; that
it was n. at your fault, but thefault of the King himfelfemnd ef
the Counfellors and Cavaliers about him, that he Wentflhim-at
ielte in petfon into the battel,which he did with that magnani--

unity and Kingly courage, as will adder to his honour and your: I

fhame whilltthe world endureth. Thus. yeiur aftion, is became.
ndiousil to Godiand Manganyeur excufe for it ridiculous.   ; A f

r 4.... And as it yehad fhaken of alliixbjeétion, and your {elves
become a State independant, ye have treated» by your Agents
with fetreigne States: Such an ufurpationu

t as was neverryet attempted in this Kingdome.  

5 Ye command your owne orders ,ordinance~s,anel Declafraza.
tions toeilbe’i‘prinAt»ed 8: publifhed mm privileg£a:ABut  any thing
cornetrqfti the King, which may ttuely informe and difabufe
the ‘people, i ye forbid thole to be publiilledg and commit them
C0  VVh0 d0lC.’i5~ .A   I_ A: 3;. AA ;- l An. V’ ' ‘V i

pen; Sovereignty yr

 Aa;Ime.moniesAm4 ccdbyAgi&,m am-n:ur¢,orAAa&errata.

Awmentyand faulcfiers  ‘px:cpzred.fo;r I reland to reduce the Afiebels

tihzercyyc-:haAv%e f§@m1im€.,7"tD time diviertedw maintain: thi_s;AuAn-
nimura‘lLWarreAin EnAg1ai1fo.ye~doe vifib1y.loofethc Kingdom
oflrelandgrihat%ye;;mw;bA<;-gthc bitttngr en-ablcd to leaf: %.the, King»-

Act*ameAof Eng1and'aA1.fm.. J ,  % A %  
A  ¥c>haMc flidwtdwsmur fclvessfo advferfe fro:mjpeacc,.that yi:

have vot ed At here fha11;bac;noAcefl21tAionA at Arxnes , lefi‘ by a free

A t1:wtya_%peacc“#11zight1Jcn»fuc  A.TEn's.is Ayur carriage towards the

.Kin;ghiAmf:1fe. . I  

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~ :4  b&=ye:Amighrb§Aé-cA§u{}3d‘t§be jufier to~tAiA1e.Ai"ub}"eEt than

yeVare%towar«dsz3zour#%:Sovcr»s:ignc,$ theft: things ye‘ have done to A

t?A_h‘:%f'ubje6t alfo. ¢   j A
 A1A;.~‘§Ie¢hav.cAAmadq;anA.;0z:d-inane: that the twentieth part of

A‘ mensiefitatcs muflcébcpay~ed:;Atowa1‘dsAthc rnaintcznance at this

A ‘then cut of that ncccfl'1tyAAye*compel

Rebelliomand ye a»p%poiAm: thcxfc‘ whaxgfhall value that twentieth
partgand Why3byrt;heA%eA{an1.e>rcafon ye -take not the tenth pairt,or

the one h%a1fe:AweAfcc notgand far tAhe1€vy‘ing ofinyc ordain your % A

Collefiors %{}za11A dAif’nraiAnc%forAthe%fum aflE:fléd,&.c fell the difireiifi;

T A and if n0diftreH'eA»can Abfefound, the Aperf 0518 of theft notable 30f-

fendoutsraregztgxbe imprifuxacd,and~t_hey and their families bani-
f,hAed' %from;tLhAeir% habztat-:ons.. ’ A . A  A A A A %
-2. But =t1e£mhis:Vfl1ould nat~haAw: tAhca‘co1our of Law {uffici~

en’: >to.fb1indLthe:wor1d,y er: have lately made anOr.dina race for the
 Inhabit§iT¥t?Sh"fiEhc.';COuflti;CS“01'JV07‘?/fldmptafi, Rmlaznd , Deréj,  
&_éAc;toAA:pzr5amam1;beafl'efl7jed%% (by Aafléflbrs namedjin your A&)in
imitatiim:¢>f4A!:hAe:Statutc3laf:e1y madefbr‘ the4ooooo. 1. and this, y

aAsis4pmbab1e,fi1a11AAAin co'Anv%cn.i.cnt time be extended ta the w_hoe
Kingdoms AA: (0 ye~firfl::ca&%.Vwycz;ur fclvcs into aAA;~:m1:cVe1”fity to” get
esy 4 my ~m.aki;1g~% an imgpiaus warup on your Sovereigns, and
-1 yDurfc11aw»fubi¢&s( W110
abmimtct%heV;.war):4to.mai11tain it. A A A \   A  A ’

V .3. And ycehwé yet ;a' fhortersand A a furer way A; A where ya:
&m‘d*&1fIhndAche.ra~isAany%Mon¢y%,; eu:P1ate,_or Gaqds to b%ee_hadgf
yefendaAPartyAofTHm:fb;mrAyDra,ge%oner$w , or othér flrength .-. “ta

my fetch it as out of an enemies Countrey, A bVecgg1ifeAA the owmrs arc.

and

g9dd8ubj_c&s»teLthe King,Aemyou,fufpe& them robes fa;
A’ %A  ' A 4% L% A that

 

  %[*%€hati1¢I2e;?is <.:nim.eAfificienttQam»rehen3’them»*9 
V A _and..tak¢ ezxeguitxcin upon thcxn», a1‘xd,a1L.th1s% w%;‘th‘9L1t the;Cx¢1f€~

A. mony=wOf,LaW,ibyyollr a:bfo1;1tc?amVd fomnipmzent ;po%_w,e1‘3; Whiah %

»cannatierre-;%% . '.   “   ; , \     
-4.  You dxfcharge Apprentgces and Servantsifram"»1;hex:vM&~

ifteigsfervice$,without*co13f:nt afthcir Mafl;er~s and Dames, ..;and %

 cither;pcrfw&adc them at cycxrnpell themQta ieryc ycmin %youx:
4 “Army againfi the   Thi‘s.i54ind-ec%:c1t}hVe Liberty~of the%Sub-
«§c~.&- ‘     A "   4 A

if that alone WCW a crime.) Vifthe mattcrof the Pet:it’icm§d:> ngx;

’  flgtEtej.;_yv0u,ifl; }?_()_L1§ prcientcourfes. m

.6. And ot.hers ye have im.pg1foncd4, ’f<:ame ‘flit  petit»'i'oning3,
and fomefor‘1nt¢ndi.ng toy pet1t1ontothe;King, (as thnfe Gen-

 tlcmfin ofiH€rt‘faryd/bite aI}d_Waejfl‘mi{¢/Eek) Andvyct God be prai-»
:4-{ed,:qh¢ tyayuxs open tp p_et1t»;o4n gow 11-1m -gm. hr:avcn.,; and he will
“»1xe;a;re.1,1s  hxg gpod't:m'E.     % %    . "fl

Lafi1y,1%fQ:ryaut& Prifiiledggcsfif Pflrliamfnt.   1   A,

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3;. ~Firfl:,y£fbrbid..us‘t£>» d1fP1W¢‘ thfima ye,“ a1onc“farém{$as1Fye.£:t

Mffayytiiejjtxfiggs fit t-hcxng’ but‘informer sages thefe, a1.fo.i%mig ht
%%%l¢aA.gdMt ixme hegnjgadged the Ljawsof. the‘ Kizxgdame giénggfiély

of qtfenceg <:§a:xj::;m~te_d7by ygur own Members againG;s_y.our

«Haufc,%v9t'Jthe£c$ wire the Brépergludges  and oi-‘the ¢I¢<‘*iéms-<2?
        V V  

  .2... <2: :Vnere_¢we  made: your geocmveurs, 3116" m

%be:I:hua ¢wnfinéd,%that ¢V€!»‘Y   Membfir 05 .¥A¢“t~%H¢uf¢ > ha%tIimd

  ;oz;g1:»t,:%;t@;?1aw asfiee1ib¢r=¥as.wy:¢f  déliver hiw£>i~ A

~v nion;¥émnmy?¢;m¢rg¢nt Ofitafion, and ‘nat’t°5€» ¢°mmi*F¢da *5
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;fiffwfifi,13f1¢$41?¢¥58rtheregf.A

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H 3%. Thc privi1edges, f ymx Hxkufe‘ %‘:if;1c‘§,cx.%ch§11m3gmi4

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V %wW»t°%L¢:;tcnd;t0 my M€i*$Ib€#» Which%fl19&1d:c@fmmitT:ca~
 fen..9r;F4¢.1ww*:%but ;dec1%£¢dVthat ma Memb&Ar§V.@f
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3 . Ye5have_ imp:rifonedV many ‘for ipetition4ing% fl1t1tQ % yqau,.;(aV$ ‘

 A 4;; Ye have made ta.-:»:1o‘fe ‘Cemmittce (245 you c§a1l'it‘) where» V
t in‘: veryfew V Members ef your I-Ieiufe onely are privyfiteo your
Counfe1s,and What: thof: Few conclude upon, is fummatily re-

  faithofa1l"threercfi*.C*  

perteéi to the Htsufe, and that tgaken upon truft by an implicitew A
  5_; Many of therprefent Members‘ or your Houfe have had
the1re1e&i<msque£’ciened,’ but if they incline to thofe pofitiene

  which ye lay dowxze to A your felves te uphold your tyrannical}.
  and ufurped Governrnent : ye are fo bufied in the great at’-Fairest»af;

State,thatin”twe yeeres {pace (for {:2 long and longer yee have 
centinued this Parliament already) yee have no leifure to deter-»
mine thofe quef’cie>ns,_1efi you Ihould loefe fuch atone Pram your
party. " ' A * e A A

  ,--.6. Se%metirnee~ whena matter of i‘:=nportance9 hath heenein

debate, e ye have put it teethe quefiion,   and uponethe quefliofi it e
hath beene deter-mined, and the fame quefhon againe refumed

‘at anerher time, betterprepared for the purperfe, andfdetcrmi—  

ned quite contrary _;this we are Welleraflizredewas notrthe Pri-'» “

éviledge of form er Par11'aments,« when many of us were 1\{Iem~
~ ‘be-rs thereef. * e t e   V    -    -

‘VVe“do‘be1eev'ee}ré have many j"ufi:r'Privi1’edges for the free-
dome of youripertbns, for freedome of fpteech;;»rbureArWenever 
did beleeve that ye had aPrivi1edge tea take the Scepteriirita
your hands, te levy :1 Warre againfi: your King,vand«to~cornpe1I. ”
‘anthers to joyne with yau  fo execrable an aft. Wee with

V  tram em: hearts that“a11thefe Obfervations were but fableslafld e

fi&ions,”(a‘sw’e have met with manyfrom youf;_o arriufe us), but
they area11’1rnde’niab1yAtrue; our conditions tfttérfére atreimefiz
miferablegwficnrthus i n&ead' of maintaining the true Protefflsant
Refit i<m_,tt   ethe Laws at‘ the Land, the )'uPc Liberty and protprie-
ty ogthe‘.Subje&. rand jut’: Priviledges of'«P«ar1iainent,they~ar‘e
ézlleofthem“ radieially and fundamentally defimyedg end  thiterby
yome Wliefe duties’ and prefeflieens are dailyrre -theeicentrarjf,

~ rAr"1d ifanyetixingmn beedded-to our mifery; A i i*t‘is;this;, tthat"w?e
I tanner fee through the tune,‘ when three xntolerrable yoke fcgf

fiavery which ye put upon yam: fella wk“ fubjeflsy éflnall 1ia=ve~a”11_*1 }

er:d,_,% feeingby the art efialfewre yee.rhevet*cefittived¥~aneflflta e   %M
 ' rt   F ~       *   ewhereby V

a nerd onely by atmif-underftanding,

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whereby ye have perfidionfly overwreachedbolth the Kingand
peop1e,to mairetthie pte{entPar1iarnent to be ,perpetua1l<at yotxr
pleafures, that to your arbitrary“ power and tyranny overtthe
Kingdome,might be perpetuated. _ I at   '

Yet one thing more may be added toour unhapplineéfe. - i

e ‘- ~.Fm'fl‘e fcelieexi, Wewere lately ahappy~people,= and are nowty

on a fudden reduced tofucha depthofttinthappineffer thatswe
are 7 made at fpeétacle to the t W‘ hole Wor1Ad5t4_ andthearvery t‘obje&t
of their {corner For-, a. t -  t » l 9 5

A rWe are (before we were awareofit) caftina Warre, Laci-—

vill Warre,an irreligious and barbarous Warre,rr agamll our So-- a

verai‘gnle,our naturall Liege Lord; 1 . a .
We are put into an inevitable wayof poverty; - at

 By being waited in all quarters andecorners oftlhe Aliingdoxne A

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one by another :

By looting our commerce at horne-,it being intercepted by the A
W A Armies, and almolt nodepts paid, occafioned fpecially by the

priviledges of your Mernbers,and fuch as ye privileclge :
 By loofing our trade abroade, it being caftinto the hand of
Pcranoers. At   . in A
t W: loofeour fieafon for tillage and husbandry, which mull of
neceflity introduce a Famine ; and Famine doth but ufher in or

Pellilence : And Warre,Ay Fanairae, and Peltilence, are the three *
a great and fearefulljtudgements ofGAod upon aNation.

Nothing can redceme us out oftheirtcalamities, but afpeedy

Peace 5 and to prepare it, a ceffation of Armes {And then by A

good Lawes,as ye have already happily begun, to amend whatt‘

is or hathbeene atniffe, without plucking uptyhefbAt1r1dat_io11s» lA
‘ of Government. ‘ e '

We befeech you therefore at the laflz, to lay afide your affe-
Etions, and in your judgements to provide for us, and for your

felves, andtfor the honour of our religion, the peace of our?

confciences, the prefervation of our lives and eflates, and for
the falvation of our poore foules, to have pitty upon us, bind
up our bleeding wounds, cure the diftraétions oftheytime, and:
rnakc up thctbreaches betweenethe King and people, occafio--

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.An&ftl1fefe c;urQPet,£tiom°,% orflCa2n_¢pl4ini:, 31‘ Remanflmucej A

(call them what yewill) maynprevaile with you, wee doubt

4 ‘ A lmt. but that the King of Hislgrace and goodncflé will be in-~ L

treated to bury all your bygp-aft aflions in an aflofbblivion,
that ncixtaherthc prefcnt.1ge5 anorzthc ages to come, my F0 thfi

A llhamelulofthisj Nation, have caufcito remember what hath hap-==

pjancgdfihereixal thislllaflllkané worfl: age_oyf'this world. 
. But if all this, ané all which isyour great judgemcntsyqwe

-man adde unto it, {hall not mevefyou’; Wt doc and {hall pm»  
. tell to all t'hc,warl&, that with the hazard ofeur lives and lore

ftuncfia End of all lWc=.can<.ca1loursl;we fhal1endea_vou,r~towvin«
dlcflte Om‘. llélves from thefc: inhumane courfes. Sad mgflzam

fiitrdmmo We hope for bettc:r”t,hings.

 we {hall inccffantly "pray tc God tapcrfeél ourhopesg

N by blcflirxgyaur Counfcls.

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