ARGYLES ARRAIGNMENT; OR, TREACHERY DISPLAYED.  
SCotland now raise thy Triumphs to the height,  
Since Heaven intends to Vindicate thy Right  
And Liberty; Justice gins to smile,  
Since the Commitment of the Arch-Argyle,  
Whose horrid Crimes still added to thy pains,  
Thou ne'er wert free till he was bound in chains:  
What Ruin, Murder, Sacrilege and Rapes,  
Upon the Lives, Souls, Honour, and Estates  
Of faithful men committed were by him,  
Whose every action was a heinous crime  
'Gainst King and Country; We may justly crave  
Vengeance on him, who most unjustly gave  
Such barbarous injustice unto all,  
And yet (O strange) was Justice General 
Argyle was Justice General of the Highlands, & slands in Scotland.   
The noble Ghosts of Huntley and Montrose,  
With thousands more, who bravely did oppose  
His cursed designs, whose Royal blood he spilt,  
Which now at last serves to enhance his Gild,  
Shall gladly from the highest Heavens descend,  
To view his Tragic and deserved end,  
And be Spectators of his fatal Doom  
As be rejoiced in their Martyrdom.  
No words can serve to utter what I think,  
No world of Paper, nor a Sea of Ink,  
Can well point out these Villainies which he  
Hath acted by infernal Treachery  
Against his God, his Country, and his Prince,  
His Father, Friends, and Kindred, all at once.  
I leave him then, till heaven be pleased to bring  
Him to the Justice of his God and King.