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« - A  A  is‘no+t:%'fa‘fcAtAc3;?L1dgc anc;A>th%er,% y%et:Aif't:h e% u~eeA may Be;
' ‘ known byvthe fmic,.and the fccrct and hidden 7di{'p0- A

fition ofthe h6J;1‘t_-', by W%0rd4As wlmich proceed butt of 

_‘ mans mcmth 5[theAn% my Lord of Camierbufy his ”a—'é’ciA-~

 ‘A ‘W o1*1‘sb¢ing;:Q11fi‘d6rec!',; a11d his %1aff Spéech exa§minecY,

 
   

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  jhreAn1ay‘%beAjudgec'1%‘, othe1‘WéLyes,44 thgfzrz‘  aiccording td % t%h‘:ii:7*s)c1*di&3 
whiizh 11¢ ha thp-ronoLmcc:d% i)f;hi%1nfcIfi114thztt his Izifii speech: but:.7 A A
“tag: 4pa.fl‘c: b37‘11isAa£ti011s*, but as th ey {hall 7 01f1cIy ocAcafi011a.l1j.rA intern V A

*w:cx1A,4?AWe wi1‘1e5cami11c%his Speech, withcmt '{2vi‘efiing % it: M !:o‘a Aworfa  A

A  fehgc tli¢x1A5:2Afq1x£2cefiicy& %itAmui’c bear ;and7!AaAs “all is not gQ1dM:!14at:V'%'
¢ g1i&¢rs,io upon review::md»cxan1inm:io11,it: will not bcrwnd t<:»*” 

b‘e fa %cI1:ax~iVtabl_c_., as by fame pofitive eiflirmatibxxs it pméi:”é1idsto be, A

Q and  :§¢1o11gt:11a: Fugafétxs informing will be fotmd contmdifiing I
thofeafi1rmsptiveVconc1ufio1usexprcftAthcrcin,whcthAer tlgay inten A  « A

lrinmfelf oriothv.:_rs4;%f0r o£hi1mf¢%1F,.$a great dc humility and cI1a-an %

A A rityTis"Haffixrnucélgwlicnmuch prefilmptiom ?at1"”c:1 Want ofr:hariAtie% A

mayé:;bc%coI1«a€’tcd. : F0rp:%c"fi1111p:ion,.4hisfpeech is full of A it ,4 and; 
oh7iefly:ix1his comparifoiisax1diri{’canc%cs::*for firfc ha A conmparashis Vfi 1

‘ A I,miocAmQie4wi_§l1 rpfemncc t_o_ h§Ws.fuAfFcriI1gs;. to_ Q_h;fifis;ir;thcfe j  * %w A

B  fix;    a   TA  Awards. 

      §‘zzsRégum. *  

 ‘word mhazjqrw defiifzaitbé. We fa»-i z$2*}§;,Go(z firbiciiiiiut» be {humid

deffnfetbeflranzefirjg-]z'w. In which_words_.,is implycd, that as Qhriffs
fuffcfings in regard ofhimfelf were undefcrved, {'0 were his fufl”cr~

" Sings withoutany iuii C?lllf€',On his_ part, but that his ignominyi and
ihame-was no lcfih for Chrifis fake, and for his ,f-idclicy to Chriii, ‘

than Chrifis fi1ffcringswc1~c for his love to nmnkind 5 and from
thence concludes, that his hepc was, t:hatGod was bringing him
to the land ofPron1ife, in regard he was to pafié through the Red
fea, alluding to his fuiiering by the efiixfion of his blood : but he

could not bfiignoram tqhat itwas camflz 220:2 poem that makes the  

Martyrg, and therefore his argumcjcmz wilizionely hold if his caufe.

‘werejilii, and that he fuffcred und efervediyf but: ifotherwaycs, his

  pafliigeithrough the Red fca, or his forced paiiagc out of this

' world by a violent death, will prove: but a. weak argumcm: , that

God was thQ"I‘€fOI’CbI‘ii1gi!]g him ma land of Proniifc, for then no

A A death, in definable has a; violent dearly ifit were a concluding argiu-

nient thatitiicrcfoimhc whoiisforced to fuffizr, is earring into a

land of Promifz. A Neither doth his next iniianice. conclude better,“
than bmaitlfciitihic Paflétovtri was to be eaten with fowre hcrbes, than A

A ‘ thcrbfdrciilispr¢fEfitfufi1=:rii1gs(wl1iich he c<)nf'cflié:;h ahatiiiiu regard

A ‘ iti<3i11i$:xI1i>Fi'1iiin,‘£0H his part fliodid ihaifve ibcen rcfcrrcd to thiciuiiicie M
V! ‘   :V1\ y r|: \   ’  could not call dawn fire mm hcam:-n_m.: A  

« , flhfuuieithcna,Wcmldxhavc raifcd a pcrfccutiuni ,I1p0n’ eaérclitti
  éhauxgcithgma But thcwdaceofhisipowcx was now e-,s:pircd,y¢:  A

A of ii,hisi«wea¢ki1£iflE and infirmi fly of fléih and biooti, were uinplcaiing
afid. uilwciconuc I.1n.tO him) {houid by their rciiaziiblsmcc into iowm A
herbs; pmve, his forced fubnxiiiiion unto death to be either z»1iP.1IT:-1» .

qv¢1'_0_xf ah. wihuixig fi,1hmi{_»iion "to the will of God: fur wh0£’bcvg-if aiuha
nlits pneiy to the will otGod when he. cannot othcrwaycs cihooii-,

fixhihiiifinoititq the will of God, but is compclicd by ncccflicie. Ami
  chcmfordsi tolliowinggic appears plainIy,,that: whatfocvcn ha af-~

fifrnedi to  cpnmfary, yeti wa; she angry with the handscimt gm-
itherml thofe=?:h::rhs, L r brought him to that place to fufiér;

A iiputicifali quéiiion had it been as much in hispowcr to haw:
  prcxw;_1t¢d their puwgaoics ,, by execut‘in<g iiof vfengaance _.,i as it: had. A
hfientormcrly to in i& punifhmcnt on thofc who did profcffc any r

difliiikcagizlixii-i his and othczr the Prelates uniwarrzmtablciufi11‘Pa--V

his

his indignation x'cmain—which hcdid not C0f:1C¢31aA but Wm‘-fid    
" ‘tould do no more he didythink it fit to put that: A good pc0P1€1IA;1

mind, that wlmz the jérz/wt: of _ Gad,”ald Iflael , were A in  begyflerom

$35: and Aaron 29:25:11 them, tbe Egyptiamwbicb Pei:/écvnteddtlaemg ‘ and  A
.1 in a manner drive them into that Scar,wereA drowned z'22'i/ye jame waterr;

while t/my were in pmfitit oftlrem 5 and be kgomr, laid God whom befirveal,

J % Aid ax able todeliwer him tbivflnsz ofblnod, dz!‘ be war to deliver the 3 C195!‘ Ad

«drezz flaom the furnace, Dm.3. In which words arc:V imp1yedAtWO

Athingsathc fir'ffi9 hope ofvcngcancc from‘God on thofe that did A A
A profechtc him. The fccond is hope ofa temporal! dAe1‘i:veramcc to %

hidmfclf. The firfi argucth want of charitic ; the fecond implyeth
Want oftrucfadihthh, or which iseqtxivalcnt an erroneous fauch. A

And*iwhAAati~s irflplyed here is cvidcx1ceAddi7nAithhe d‘Awor,ds,. following, _

by 'whichrbe  lmmb._’y ibazzkr /2:3‘ Swim:-,d um  rejZ2lwio7z mi: 1102:»

at their: was‘ then; their rcflzliktiun war, that they wmldd kiiodt w0rAfl7ip‘iIa£ A

Image wbic/at/ate King had fit mp, narflmli be __tbe ‘imagiriatiom W/aide}: ‘the
people arjefitting up, nor nv:"lIfarfa@‘1~l9e Temple and truth ojA°God,[z‘afI2110W
Atbedhbdlmtirzd offiroboamx Cacl-zw in Dem am! in Betbel. hhWhAc1*e nothing

"iAs“A0rAca"rdr e clearét‘, thcxlthc manifefidiflircnceémd diflirnilitudc h d

Abértweden the different conditions of the feverall parties propofcd,
‘andfrom the refult, the grounds of his faith will appear, A A For the
'3. Ghildrcn, tofwhom he doth rcfcmble himfclflwere Amecrly pail
hfl‘ve_.,d prcferrlng a,paflivc_fufFcrancc before any afiuall obodience,
"to unlawful! and prohibited Idolatry : Whercas on the contraryr,

‘he was brought to that plaice of execution; for “his Aadétivc introdu~ o

"dug ofrcall‘changcs inthe worfhip of God , cscprcfly againfi the

A Word of GodA,Aand the -Laws ofthe Land. F or by the Word ofG'od, A A

Amara ta“ughth«that we ‘muff not makcdddto our {elves any graé‘veh
A Image, nor thcA1ikenefl7e ofzuuy thing that isoin hcavcxx .ahho”ve, not

A "in !;h¢:‘earth beheathynord in the waters under t11c%doa"f‘?:h , to dbow A

oAdAoWn'tot.h’edm, and worflaif them : and we are moréover taught 

A“Athc rameword, that tho udiciallddaud Ceremon'iaI1 Law being A A A A

A fu1Afi11cd'byAAt:he death; offlhrifi, allexterna11h‘worfhipping of God; % L  d

A H!.AfifiApgAfmAn1any Cor’.x1n1handAmente}ith,cr oAfGo’d or mamis in,itJAAfc1f

A d"i1i“dccc tébIebhcf0redGod5a11d therefore fupcrfluous and nctedlhefliit .‘ 

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A “J!IfnAotA IffpringAingAFromAaAtrueandolivcly faich,bcgetting true ho-— A
f‘lix1AcflA'e Aand inWa‘rAd_fan&ification5 andBbyconfcqmzncconely , ex» A ‘

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geirnall reverence and worfhipgand therefore the chief duty of the \-
gvlinifiersp of the Gofpel is, by infornlatlon and i11f’crug9:ion to bee-

getfm ghepeople true knowledge as a foundation of found belief;

fromthwhelmtceet Onely pfp1‘iI1g€t11‘tm"3 faiths and $11?“ t0tiI1Cif‘¢ 1.115311 e
tohextertnall dut'1e‘s;, as evid ences of :_;thcIt1‘ fdltllg; but-thatve not .,cpopn1-3 ~

miflion from the Word-of God ‘tot injoynrorj comma x-1d any ex tereg
nail duties, but to exhort otnelyt-to the pertomu zmceof thofe which

2 were ccmmanded and ordained by God hitn1fe1€:.neit_her1~1aC1 E116)?
fiver-..anyptfpiI73.tl.1a.l1 authority committed tmtothem fotthe .inf'0r-A-.
V ting of Ob€di.€11C3l1tI1tA0 ;any=*t11ing tV1I‘:l_t%.'{hodL1~l& V be oprciazxaed by
 th“enifehfes :tttFot”f_the” pApoPcIcs‘ never had, not nevetnexereifedgmy

fi,Cht,guhthQ1~icy. M In brief, the fix m me ofallt is btiefly thusgfitllat as

M under the Law, all bowing down to any grzwcn Inmge , and tp_the

wodhipping o‘fG-ofd in the lflszexueifc of any thing in  heaven‘ .01. p_ in
e”arth"was Idholatryfl: S0 ptllldfihpf theptpGo£fpe1,M§vl1ich was the end and_.
tcbnfii111mati'o1i of the Law,” all =exte1‘11fl11-tW0p1‘fhip of'God that dbth
not 1" pr§ng*‘fron1 faith, aslfrqnu theroot, is ~to.be accountccélu flldoltte
try, ah5~:.bei-ng a” counterfeit Worihip fer: up by th=c.imaginationp, of
nmm:f11oet;h.a9c”ordiI1gttot “t“hLe W111 0* GOCL And “W 1—0rd 05C=1nt-
 V doth here in f0n1eth‘tfohrt t:tck110W1edge~ththihsp gm‘: a truth 5but];i*e1‘11c5ves

. he the gtziltflonn htinafelf tolay it L1 pen the people gfoxf hete lrtedotht
t accountthe Worfhipping of God acco-rdingto the imagixaatione ’
1 oft-he people tobe IdQlat1‘y5, but doth -not confider that what he
ptphcfleemed Idolatry ei11pth;em_., might be in himfelfq If he could  p to?-
H jducefnci better warrant than his owh inaaginationsh, for with Edd
 there is no 1*e{pe& of pt-1"fons 5 'y but than the quefiiont will b-e,  whee .
A thet'I1e ‘was brought to that place to fi1E€Fs€0I"f€f11fiDg 'iOf‘ubn‘1;itt0
flthatp idolatrygwhich l1e1*el1ehaf5h'rn1cth was «fettingup bythepeople,
got‘ fore; nzpqfing upon them st will worfhip accoprdipngtoh his own
in1;=Lgi~na,tiozis ‘onelytl’ And ifhe Iminufelf  giverpithe3hanfwe1*,he ‘V
»pCouIdpx1t)htfay thatttthe people did impofe  thing upon_ him hit).

. A thewo1iFhip’of God _.,bi1t it”w«as apparent and undeniable that he
 didtupohn the people : for doing whereof he xiegletfied his,Mit1ifi¢~
Qria1L1~Qf“Ece CO11fif£i_Iig chieflyl i11tpInfot1'mation, Izmflruétion, azzd  A‘
 hortatidh; thereby to convinhce the confcience,which is uncapable

he  bf conflrztint from the authority of naang, and ufurped an a.utht)-
 my Whi¢.h.i$9ne1y pecu.1ia.tt9.G9daarad9t:nrA9t*2s?tezzznzunicattd

pto,

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tomani: forowhiich the people"notzwithiianding were not 
;uc1ges,.bu;me Lawof theLand , againfi _ which he didino ieflla

t1~énfgreHé,f0r‘imp0fing upon the people any thing by a lawleflie A

auitl1orityno:; warhantecleby the Laws, then he did ofiendi agaizali

i:he"Word of»God by uftxrpingafpirituall authority notiwarram;-~ V

ed izifthe Word. ~ For the Law 0:‘? "the Land reiiraineth the making

A of all ‘Lazvsiiaiaid eoziiiiicixtiozasg and the impofing of any new thing -

uponzhe Subjefis of this Kingdome, to the Authority of‘Par1ia.-
ments {And albeit the» Clergy '111ightiafl‘en1b1e in Convocation,
yetweire all their A853 anci Confiixzzztioxis of no force more validity,
eunti11to11fir:?ueed and iotifled by P1-H‘1i=m1€11ttwhereasmy Lord of
Cante17bLix*yedidijnot o11ee1y%hiiA11nova!;e.-rrsanye things in the worfhip of
God, but “did fi1it1"Qd£1CC,a_11Ci , imp0fe.hhiir11aneyh xlew, thi'I£1gS_§}« in . the

H Church’ byohis own authority, apid i~»1‘1h%t;h-:3 SE£,ltc_by. i1iimii?I‘icCiit~~uiWiti1

che'I{ing by the Regall Power’, ? dix*e<9tiyiaigai111i t},+1c"Lmvsi of; the

Kixmgdoni, for which he was at that tithe bI‘O'll;2;ht upon the Smf—

-fold to fuffer, nor. bec.uuf‘eil1e did prcfe1*1“e‘ aipaflhre iWi.1flf‘#£f1‘&1"I1CC,bfi*

fore anoaiéhxall obedience tounlkawfuli ;11“1;:i proliihitcd iiidolatisy as
didwithe 3:G11i1dre11 3 but“ biecaufe he‘d1dh‘ex;a;@c yobiediencehxom

others tohis lawleflie comm:.mds, without may W'&il‘1T&lIi1il from i.hz::- A
‘Word iofGod_.,nor from the Laws of the Land 3, but by '£1I1i"&ii.'E1”p(3£;i

authority over both: wherefore his cafe can no waycs he heonupzw
aged to theihgi, GhAi1drens, but without: any mjt.-lry donetzo him ‘, he

may juiily be taxedwithprefumption’ for his pamlels o1‘eon1pa1-;-

rifons. ,  4.  1 _ io  o
And as his pxicfumptions are notorious_, fo is his wzmt of chari~:-

{tie manifefi, notwithiianding his feeming profefiions» to the vc_o11-

xrary, as»appeare;;h in hisinext Sefition, which he begirmczth with

aoahzgritable prayer, frbat_GQd;WOMldb1efla‘e%a/1 tbix ‘jzeopleg; .2724 (W~:I;t”2?l7eir A

gyex, float tlaigy msgyjée the right i The which his ch ;13r._i£Y7 cioith tem-

  mi-natze a1id‘cnd in himfelf, which is not charity, '_for,,charit£r ex»-

tendeth chiefly to others;, and the inference whic11‘~I1e1am*ech,

_doti1 difco%veroetI1efi1mme of his defires foroa;bleiT1hg~ ppoh this A

H Pcapieg for the oienixxg of their eyesto be chiefly mm mtg that t:hcjrA

Ah mightfee and ac

preikn-ti to their coxifideration, not obfcurely in1p1yed,b}.z’t pofttive?

«§‘y afl-hh‘med.‘againhfi allhccufa tion Whiaetfoe ver,.byht11ei aluiefiatioii of

3 A  his.

'ho'w1edg<-: his ’In‘nocencie”’W11iEhiiihe donlihere j

 

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his own cetulfcicnccz Hmong ujzalrlz tlziwcczzfwn ratzjkekg

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devery comer 

I913: beczrt, wlaerelbe Imtb not fbzmd am} afbid firz.rttImt.are there , defww-n I

‘death by the kgzown Lzmvm aftbe Land. Certainly he was not,nor could:
he bcfo ignorant, as h‘c’rc'l1e pretcnds tobe innocent 5% for he could:
not cl:-xoofe butknow that it was death by ttlm known Laws of
this Kingdom, foriany Subjeél: to inxaovate againfl the efiablifhicdv
Governmem;.But:-fhppofing there had been no pofitive Law againfif
it, yet was it to lllavelbcen efieemcd an unpétvrdonable crime defer»

» A A yi11gAthc nnoiirigorous of dlcaths for any Subjcéi to attenzpqitg no
 leifc than it l1ac_lbecnli11“ a11Athenian to imiurtherthisl own father,
i when the Laws were filant forjthc puniflmicnuasprcfixppofing no

fi1ch‘crimc wonlclbc committed: nor could his confcience be {'0
fearcdttasxxot to di&acc unto him, that he was the advifer to the

"r King, nccdlcfly to airumc an arbitrary power, for the introduc‘ing7

of many things, whcrcofhc himfclf was thcchieFAuthor_.,j,t againfl: AA

“thteiknown Lawsnofthle Land. And if nothing elf: hadlbecn pron _
ved, yet one thing was {'0 manifcfl, that it needed no proof at all, A
the afluming of'aLegiflativc powcr,by making of Laws and Con» l

fii-tutions iin%at_I?rovincialli AflE:mbly_.,~binding to the Whole Sub»

A§c&s5alnidClcrgyi11gcncrall,to bncfinforccd by Spirituall Authov

rity or“Ecclefiaflical1 cenfurcs; and impofin ‘a. ilgcneriall tax upon
thcC1jergy without any confirmation but ofgtthclfings Lettczrs Paéfv
tcntsgwhich was a manifefti ufurpation‘ over the con{'ciencesto”f’
llnfgn,andtaibrcachAAAagaiz1Ft the fundamental! Laws of the King-

I dome, the King ‘lhirnfclf having no fuch power nor prerogative; A
and former Kings having never aflllnncd itgbefidcs the chcatlwth/icl1 A

‘he did put upon the King in’ pcrfwading his tMa'jeflic to cfiabliih
that by his Prerogative, which was not oncly derogatory, but dc»
‘ilruéizivetol1isPfcrogative, as {hall be opened moré’lpertinqntIy
‘hereafter gtanclhe would hierc perfwaclc the people‘ he dieth
innocently, not défervingldeath. For lwlmich his undefg.-wed fen?-
tcncc, notwithfianding he is fo charitable, as ta charge not/sing, 

izztbeieafi degree 2479:: I913‘ _"7'uJgeJ‘,fir tlaqy are to proceed  proof; lg)’ 7Jzzl7itlzi- '

512 wiz%ltizeflE:,V and in that ivzgy “iaé m~t.m_y Imacent in tbe world  my * Fe

éoniiélmrzgd.   in it

 Ifhe liéitl cndedlhelm it had been tagainfichari ty' not to belccv; V

A  but as firecannm; long be conccaledgaftcr it hath taken htoliil

 of

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» ooihhhhdfiiblcdhn1Aa£o::r§hutwillbrcokdforthondappear:Sotho A A
fire ofhisovindignationagainfl his:]L1’dgeos,h being kindled in his

brcaffg; mufl needs break forth in defpite«o17~ diffimulation, and hia
next: words demonflrateh clearly what opinion he had of his

o ‘Judges, whom he com parcth to the Dam: when Heathcnsg, to the h

fury of atfiflcr, and his fellows, to the malice of ad lewd woman,
ma Perfécfitifzg Sword, and lafllyt to Herod, and so the pezfécating
femrg and makech the charge againfl /aimfilfto look Iikg that agairzfi 3!.

Emil, in the 25.. oft/ye /{(331, zmal againfi S t. Stepimzo in the 6. of 1122 A631. «
To whofc tafcs his had no more rcfemblancc than it had to tho M
V 3.hGhi1dr'cns;for St. Paul and St. Stepbeizfi were opcrfecuted for

opening the kingdomc of lmcavcn, by hfhewing a clear way to enter»

‘therein; by a true and lihvclgy faihtdh”, groudridcdhuponthe death and
_ mediation ofjcfixs Chrifl: oncly , wnhout any refet'tnec..t;o .:oug~[ ~
fclvcs, and ourownmcricos. But he on the ocontrary did what; in

him lay to {hut thckingdomc of heaven to fuch as wasodcfirous to
cuter, hdkcfiing them into falfe Waycs,fi1€7‘l1 as could never bring "a

V n1anhchithcrh.oFo:; ifch.coo]doIfi*ar:1iccs,byfollowing afioc the Lavv
” A of*1*ighcooufncfl‘cattained not into the Lawoof?righrcoufncfl?:,oo baa»

caufe they fought. itnot by Faith ,,h but as icawere by the works of
cheiflgxw,  9. 31,32. and therefore were excluded from the prov
1nifés:;«wh:;’fl‘. mutt become ofx;hem_-,_who going about to cflaoblilh
not shcrighteouofmfléhof the Law, owhfich once wasthc ordinance:
of ‘God; but a righceoufricflhof thjcirdidwnoo oprefcription, confifiing

' fr thiehmofi part: in external} rinesoand ceremonies, commanding

the obfcrvdatiooozxo of.t:hoem;a«s the oprincipgall part of Gods.wo;i};ip

A  anidoofrmans duty 3 when in the mean tinae theyneglcfi phe orddia
'hnam:e offiodowhich ;is%tI1cir  Miniflocriallo office, conhfling ‘chiefly

in‘:u3efor*min1g of tohéowillydndo informing the undcrfiandmg,  éthe
op¢raAti,n> ofthc“ Word preached, which may be pcrforfifedo 13371 11*-

forma“found do In fhuofiions but: can novcr by any amzhority or

co:mmandy

A voutjeththe  &ioh ofdcfircd efFeé‘cs bywthoopcrationof need?-
"farie and appointed meanys’, and him c‘omfi1ai:td*s oxielythi’:

A pcrffirhmanted ofthe olrikoch cffcéts, without‘ ifiheh Ta pp1icar.ior1 ofoofiuch A

means as are‘ ncccflhryd :% forso the j hone} E requircth ' an omnipotent
power; the; other may be performedby at crcahturcof ha" ofiniatccapaw

feirothoere is iavaIf’t difference between him, A  odendcah A

i  city. What afiinityorhrefenablance thénchanimy Lord of C;1‘x_1t.';¢r-e
  bin-1es'Lc?afc have with St. Pazzlx or St. Sf€P£7e”Ig who fuffercd t1h'C._{c;_".. A
the rage ofche people for oferin g thfilf palms, to fl.1c'w' them onelyaa, .

« A on fu¢h.iasiofi‘¢ndA¢d him.» then mi 4   A  A
 A But od%ion_s%%1sVhis A next: c;omparif'on', con1pa‘17ing'A% ‘wi,t:hAf

 ii fw 9<eg»zm.nA   

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love of God to naazukindg in fending his oxmly begotten Sonxintos
the world to take upon him ouxj;hun1ancA mzure, and eXp0,unAc:lingA

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place his onely fafety and meanestof efcape in leapping into cm;
{hare which had been prepared for ‘him , and to which much

" paines had been taken to drive him; for it is not to betimagined,

that either his Majefiie or any other Chriftian King , fl1Ql11dfubm
mit‘th€~.-mfelves to the. bondage of Popery if theyrightly underm
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— fpe1l,and by cottfequence into the hands t ofnfi Miniffefé what-=
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ploy their gifts and graces (whichare the talents beitoxved upan
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tflzandingof others, whereby every exalted thong ht ant! i»tttagrifi:t-

tjpn; may be broug: downe, which the Matgifi;r‘a_tes Péwer amt

Authority C3511? never: reach, for the Power ofiihe Magifirate A

reacheth no further then tQ'théOl1tWLi-rd life-&_tco11«verfa tio~n,wherx.

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men to live: upri htly and. juftly as they dugh»t to doe, fer by {6-

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racio11 of the wordfro111 the mouth of‘ their MiniPcer4t'henaz1yo«%

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not two Tribimalls nor Independexuzz Courts be erefted to pro-4

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V Mixuifier can never attaille the end of his laboursg by m Jtxdiciall.‘

proce{{é11orlegalA1 pxroceedings whatfocver, and thercfom a}1Ju~»

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am {E3 to hixnflflfe having other ends then what are required of %
him for the difcharge ofhxs duty and fuxafliong but it is.efl?i-ntial:l ‘

to the Maigifira ta? ta have a tribunall and judiciall Courts,” for the.

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A my orbyAco1npliaz1ce to provide for Ac3 z1%e_ aucithers Int€*1‘€:‘Pcs_., or‘

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f0r‘l‘}11iEy and divifion are deftrttétive one of ataothetfi, tine Wifieu
twé Tribumlls are erecfted for the cieterminmg of -fevetaii tmci
different caufes and crimes, both armed with at forcible Atithtw
-rityi, weilding fworcis of at different na ture, agrestbie to their tif-—

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ken when given by the one, (as no fltblunary fitbitetticeswhieiii

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 world did byia generall confent beleeve than the Ci_1L1I‘Lh_ 11a--
vingfa {Word thougi1 invifible, for the <.;‘L‘ltti17lg c:>’EF<:>f' all iiji1irft*11tt-—

tic.-all and reftaétory Members-, no leiie really and truly A then the A
State hath a vifible materiall fword, which for the pxéeiemttitm
of union and unity; was iefizeetned 11ti‘CL?H:=.ryM to be put into the
hands ofone , anditherefore willinglyi!'i1bhmitted their necits, u1'lf-

tdertheAImagin;1ry iictoaiie thereof, ftein the ientem;eeof Popes,
r or Biflnops of Rome; Hbwieafie was it for them by reafmi there-

bf to fL‘lbj€3fl."a1,1 ChriPti-an Princes and ~Magif’ttates unto a tiejpenw

tdency and it fubordination% utntojthem tiiid their Atithméity, :.t;"2d
hoxvv ciidtheyltrouble the _Chrii‘ti:m world, by trf*tI1Si:C1“ris. gefiigif J
.irig5htsit;t;;at1d itim-tug up ofitrebelleioniiFwhetifoever any  iF‘i1&>ie =
 Princes did oppo fe them, ot“ci0ntt:tdi<t1' their wills by aifixpptiieti

Intretichingttpon their pretended iPrer0gatives tl1etzg;ht1iLt$tfped?
but whenxiitfthetPopes_rightbegan to be qtteiiioiiedby iott1e,,

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t A iheatingitili tothe dodftritue of the Cht1rel1%ofR.?<:m1e as E‘OVti’i‘.91E\1i‘t

‘iiwhiichjthey hadttbeene educated aI1ti.i),I'<:‘.iL'i,«)7{fC did met beieevbei his
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ta dye in fecuriity, not is it at fiiiili‘ Judgxnetit to leave 1‘it:<:?t:: tothe Q i ii A A
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attta—ebeee”l*tmete: corruptecl; for Parliaments  be Mthert a
fatal whee corrupted , [*g.=vhen all or »mo_{’c part of‘ the members do;
éfi1l7»jee5‘t their V't>“tes tothe determmatxan and judgement of 0-

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Tome wlmtn tl1eyllt'efpet‘t, ~%bet’ore the g£§i1t”":‘rfll1«j§—;'0Od of all whom
they reprefcnat; neither isit any llimpotfllhle thing fo to lpaclta
Parliament as not onely the the-"rgs ~ to be propofecl and debated,

A ‘but the greater mtmber of’ the Members Votes lhall depend up--

on the pleaihre t3f'“othe1's,be-mg agreed t111d‘ut‘liE€d amonglt them;
felvest tbr la partxetzlar anti £1n1lt‘er ‘elude 7; for tt:1S»nO falfe report but

 a well knovvn"an£:l untlenyable truth «,* .l‘that;ini.th€ choice of the

llvlemberslof the lower Houfe of Parliament which dothdepeml

 “upon a Free Elccftion by the Gentry , Comnmnalty 5, and lfifee-—
holders in England ,the magor number wlthm then‘ leveralltllmits 

andjurifiliftions giving it to whom they pleafe , yet the reputaé

" tion of fome in fome places efpecially, hath been lhehas to preg-
fcribe to thofe who. were to ehoofe , who flnoutd be choferi by

them , whereby many have been returned A by the= favourand re-
eo1V1m1et1tlttt%iot1 of others rather then by any merxt of thexr own,

7 and trash rdbable that‘tlatdefio'ne of lt(.?”th“:*l.1"l“7"ll'l*4"5‘~‘ Reli ionsand alter"-
:2 b a V

hag the gm/ermnent having been for a long time purfuecl by a A

V faellotl of men who had obtained power aI1dl'l-favour abbtlt the
f"King7that they were next negligent, in xrtaknug ufe of this aclvian-¥+
V ltage for their own ends,& it plainly appears that they were not,
 beeaufe at chversl times they had reccaurlé: tormrliaments in time
A of profecuetion of the d[efigr1e, before it was tefinifhedt, which to
-1 fame 1m'ght'tefeen1le a 1_il<:ely meanes it: all apperanee to have t.over— 
V throwne all fuch defighe for ever, but the f.1ceefl'el ofthofe Par-«~
t A liaments and the conelufion \VhiCTh‘1ChC‘y1‘n3.dL.',‘ dothaeleerelysdew

mo11l7tf“ate‘twl1at the defigtzers pmpell: and t11*3tea.i1teitmlxtras in call-~

j;;1i11gtl1em*:tfhr‘ the lezrdtof‘ calling at‘ all Paelianuetatsgl is either at
purpofe a1'1dHdef1re ofrele,iving2; the I{it13gse*t~wal13ts, zandt to {apply

his neeeffities arm lredreflefa the grlevaxaces of the %fi1bhje'etstt,;:o3:

” bothfor fucelthathlhbeetathea.prudeucleTofour tazaeeltotrsg in 1?;-ztlintg
Althe Em me ofthis goverméhetat tl,‘n’ot ehlyeto djettygsto their ~I~iit;3gs
 'l—"all»power of : iiinpofing any ‘taxes upon ‘the:tttfilubjeflslattiwltch
A out their” ownftee confents,‘ hy their repreletitatlve _h0cly;:t:twaf~
lhnlembled in Parliamerit , but did‘ as it Werettlbindle the _ha.ndl;3a

~     mi new   

11a merit, from {o doing for ever. . For which their Kings iwere re-
conipetiied, with a fpeciall and wabfolute Prerogative ~onfV'ca1lin7g
%a1j1d _d'1fl'o1vin§g Woof Parliaments _., at their will P3,:-1dtpIeaf1;ivrelc3rieIy.
T heiipeoplebeing thereby afliiredg‘ thatifa defire to ri;g!h”f"tiiie ‘pene-
ples grievances, 311 for providing ofbeneficia11“.La'Ws were not

A {uffieientrnotives and iI1,di1CC.II1.€I’*lt.S.;.t0 the King for calling of Par-
f liaments gyetthfle confidemtion 01°, and refpefi to ‘ his own nieceiii-A-»
 ties and wants would move him_:' and diversPaer1iamentishaving
or been_c3.1Ie-dgdufing thenwprofecution of this defigne,‘ which” ha.v“a
been diiioived again 5 by the f amef“ Prerogative that called ithen7*i,~r«r

without any app1ieationof;redrefIe iireither to the grievances of the
Sl1b'j€&S,L_j'0f'  Kings. W'£l!1,iS 3   WI1'atf0eVer
thepretence wasfljtimeicliief end and puvrpofe ofcailixztgg thofe Par-42:
liaments, wastnever neithernfor redreiie of the Subjefts grievaiueesg
nor forirelief ofthe Kings wants 5 but chieflyitomake triall 'vvha1:

” Ifiren gth they could make in the Parliament. to finifh their defigne

by %AntAhority%of Parliament. For having advancediitheir defigne
fo fgtrre was Qqt1rt;—by tihfehaprevalencieowith His M ajefiie, that they
had iobtainedm tl1epof_Teflio.n of the,greatei’t+p1a.ces , and fplacesi of
greatefi trnii, both about His Majeiiie and in the Kingdom : they: ~
wer'e" thereby of chatcreditzuid reputation, that none‘twere pre-6“
ferred to places of truii, nor to dignities , nor honors 3» without
their approbation", ifinotrreconlvnnendzuion. Which.did F3 feictrre A
o‘thern, thatithey needed not fearithe difa ppointment ~of“their de-"
figne by any oppofition at,Court, and fo farre has the-“Kings power‘

1 and Prerogative could fiu:‘t11eriit. But the Kings.P'rerogative being

not gtbfo1t1te,'ithe,iLaws of thisoliinpgdom, and the7C:oni’cit11tion of
thisGovernmen;t, having neither conferred an abfolutefpowerii.
nor Prerogative upon V the Kings thereof, they could never “finiih

r   thei1~Kinfgs3by thcirown Confents fignified bytdivers A@cé:;f*Par-

their defigineflnrhatfoever it we 5) by the rKings'Prerogative aIOn'e‘;“
without an atdnditionall confirmtationn by the Subjefis confents af3-~ ;

fernbled in Parliaiment whereofthejr were likewifet aflhred ;if by:

the rentattionandr firength of theiriiawétion. theyeouldtwproctiirev v P

<fl?—mCh;i3~ Cfiftjaifl oI1iJimib€iF,t0 be returnfid Members OfthC11oWer~H0Uf5‘5"r

iaistl1.eyI_J3ight be ‘confident oflwotlldsfiifler their Votes to be7“di-  
refted bwfthennbv which means they might hopeto carry anyiiiié -
~ E o ‘ P thing  

W      jgireevalent partyt to cdncurretwith then1,byreafon‘iofthei Biifhops ;

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,;;g  ft): the HoL1feeofPcer"s,e there was? no doubt at that time of 

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   in that Houfc  mouia hedgtidpofediby   
I;IisiMta‘jeiiies!1an1e, ofwhofe de1iberati.ons and dteterminattitins

’ uthcy were there-hief difpofers. V  ’ A    

Votcs,:and Court Lerds, and others whowere*ob1&g;ed to thexnbjr
1n‘anyfavoutrs:s they being the chief A dif pofersof aI1faivours,iwhieth

did heither depend euponlor proceed from His M ajefiies ‘gifti L F or .

e1l‘ttwhieh~ca.ufes and confideratiionsi there was no danger to ealelt 5.

PaVrIiatment,iwhenfo'eve‘r they pleafed: Forjif the Parliament did ‘

not anfvm-_ theitlcxpcfiationi, it: dwells in the fa me ~mten3-pOWcr,t0
téenfwade the King to difl'o1've it, who had the credit to pcrfwade

V is Ma. to call i::.His Majefiy fufpeéting no ends in them but what:
was pretended forHis Majeiiiesfervicefltit the facets of theft: Parn-

,l.iament,s declared,’ . ttlzmet the credit of the Faétion was hbt fo great,

in the eountreyes at~Cot1r~t5for which my Lof CrQl11t.’dOt,h ‘here tax
them with mifgoterhmentaprofemng his diflike,again{t them “0he-_-
13!, which rnt1fi be conceive mm 5, becaufc ttlieywere not yet moulw

  dedenqr bmught: tethatfrztme to condefcend to every thing that

he and othc1*s"fhdti1d.t1:3rO'}’e&3aswasthelateSynOd;And thcgreae

 number of Patcntees, and el\/Ionopolifis chofeh” this Parliamtent,

and others who have tdefcrtedi the “Parliament: , and have fitter:
fincein an» Aniti-"parliament at 'O5tfordt, doth fufliciently demon-iv
firate"«up”ori whomthey depended, and for vy-hofe" Interefist their
Votes have been devétedi frdm the .beginning, whether for the-gi’e-s‘

neral1benefit,oFKi11g*é.nd Kingdom, ordioneliy toferve the’ partiew-f *

iairentdse 05 (itch who either in all probabilitye did recommend

*them,tot%~othcrwaey’cs fromwhom they did c:tpc&‘prcferment or V '

fome~<3the1?;t*;e«¢;zvt"ard;.e‘i   A V

different A things,-.i "that they were not W alike‘ intended by the De-

A iifigners-,“bt1t‘thiat the defignefor altering V of Religion was pt~in~e
eipalIy»intend:cd by then1h5:a?nd"jthattheotherdefigne of ihtrodtza 1%
A A ~eingaj1Atbi£Pary governemcntto th‘cKiingwasbut“thebaittodee V
eeive the King,the’reby toinfinuateethe betterh with hi,h”andto~  he
   ingaecflitl‘/Iaieiiie *F9?§i3.¢F“a'”<¥i€i-Q  seicfly maes19<utf¢°*3‘esifweb-
 v t 3 " i V I  t- * ervicm: V

A‘ A But from  may he eolleéted § tlmt tzjhefdefigne for t al’--”” A
tcring Religion  the frame ofthe Gmrernmenthi he-ting twoi A

 

fctvient an eondticinghdto the other defigne of‘I‘7¥¢1igi9fi tthhan;  

V“ w.

in many things; to the great prejudiceo the Subjefl: , tcndixjxgnto‘
the manifeft deflrL1fi:ionAof the Subjefis Liberties, and Priviledgee
of Parliament; yet when a true account {hall be taken,wwhat4great:
benefit hath returned to‘ the Re all Authovrityaby all thatghath
beendonc,the' tota11fitm'wil1b"e%o11nd at the end of t-h"e3tChurch5'
rnens bilvlgbut noiie atall at the Kings; where on the céntFary5z;ja‘~
nififelt detriment andfofle will appear, and that the Kiwngez‘ Prem-
gative hath been Pcrctched upon the tentermsebeyonld ‘its '

is advaneccdtofuch a height, as that itgroweth cithefirtabfolhteeehn
Itahdtependdcntg, the Prerogative of the Crown is either .fubj,c_&cd ~-“or
undcrmincd,and the King parts with at reall Au thority, depend-
iengupon his own‘ rehafon a11djudgemen't chiefly, tp be dire&ed by

e the will andeiudgemhent of ahother, ilnlcflh thctftnart of hiesfiword
dtithtterrifieemomnor the apprehenfion oftheire,‘ ‘which_’i'$ all the A

rm-tedie that twiltlh be lefié him whenfoevcr the ?“Govefno1*f76i:
Governors of theChurch and hcfdtovdiffen  temedywhich
thei1ate’C’annc">nsapp1yed for the fccurin W of all“ men, againit any
fl1fi2icion‘efrtev olti to Poperjgghfarfi mani 7Cfl‘¢d tut alt X { ‘  how far
‘the ptogrcffeto Popetyi was advanced, when it du1‘fi“’a”pp‘eai' A110-k
thingai: difgLIifed,¢but under a thin
words,inja dP5ent‘ifica1"1t robe ofabfolute Authorityhconfiimtingand

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afltifiorklaiix j.;; are nufcdteaile aleng   AA
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4 ewhatsttheéndy defigne W;i.ththem= which is ¥nP.d¢‘ maelfefi by ‘.th.‘c‘'_',‘ *     
'  ’ refl"eof"both‘ defignes. For as all motxoxm which  thfili‘.
  flownetcffe or diflancc fecm infenfible to ‘the-% beholder, foxas at; 
 7‘ view it cannot bedifcerned whither they tend", yettanc eafiIy:peI§-
 A aigivedtbytheir progreffe :9 fo the dark and difguifcd" tendetof I this:
1 '\ defigne, which could not endure the light of open tptofeffion , is
 clearly difccrnable by the progrefle wllich it hath made. For ah
dd tacit that an Arbitraty power in the Kin hath been A made ufe 05

% dtruebyaéh I
A to fat up and fettlec an abfolute or Independent Prerogative in~thct
% Cghurcthnto Church-men, which is inconfifient with the

A   % A A 9Pre1:toga--tn. »
flt“iv_c o*fthefCrt>wn: for Whenfoetvcr the Prerogative ofChurch-tntétj.

Vail of_fofncefewdectitfu1I t A

T ‘Q1’ sandjto fhewj how abfo_1utc“.-mg Independent the Pro-N .
ettfimt Cifwrchof Engteandwas g{,0W11:;r zhcwnordssmfiraitactcgge A
  e efigfrgqmie-eifarjagxy,Vicm;?mdctiurarex, ana ‘zreinjajn  zdrcwi/be    

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éxndhtlrcphcnaltles 1nforc1ng~ obedmnce; to all‘ thafc; gbg-:%
folutc Comm;11‘1dS;a‘1‘ehe1t{‘1ef'fi¢fi6’fifi07I mid dqpmiation tqthnei C1ei'gy_.,; _

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or*tAh‘e‘dnez£dfu~11hcenfurcshOf'I‘30<=<=§>mImtnic»rtio7z. and Cafiipgflinto hell;

to a11‘h6‘ther$* <F°1‘. n01¢fi% Punifhnwnt doth the %f¢11tenc4¢ of«hEx:1'-h ’

¢<5n1nf1u’r1icahti:_3”ni;11pIy"A, bhécaufc the *paI‘|:y exc0rr1;mL1%nic;atc' being”
cal’: out of all commfumon wxth the Church, 15 thereby ‘p"1*cfir_‘PP(?-A.

fed to be _deprivcd'ofallA the benefits» that he ‘xnajr hop: fQ1iby‘_ vher-A 

’ me qf Chriits dea1:h?a.n<:1 n1cdiac'1on,fo long as he rcrx‘_1ains in the

flare ofexconznxunicatioxm, whiclza is a great terrox; to allthenl than" A
A   Ex¢0fl1n1u11i¢ati0naandd
what chejauthbriqrof ChL11~c114xnc:1;As 3'~‘vh1cb».I‘~AiS aver thehhnxuchh

do mhothhh rightlyh undcrftand the “A11-Mare of

art of thofc who are mcmbmfs ofany Qhurchgbefidéshthe

grcqtar p _ A
her ofothers which be in :111Ghurches that fleigh; _th.<:

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A ffbgr c'1idmofi~/‘aztmézfy Zaejéecfo }9i:m.0fl flzcred Majefiie, tbézt the Ofiicgxy of
the high Crmrt? ofh_Cb,ance2y, whom it f/2.211 concern, my be h¢oj;g;}z,¢;;i;Ze51 fa
jéizdaut the  fitam time to time, 415. 1'4 defirecl_., szzzfl i/suzthhfljc
lifia co19inzai2£c£_a1fa% may be laid 315F072 the I5’/aerfiex and tbeirpé Azzti_eJ*,j'car with

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hbyAI;cccifit:1ti,711g' the hfmarting firoke of t;hcMagifir”atcéhh5hSworhd Atow :4 ”

fo11qwo£cour'r¢*  on notification o£chc1rs,whe;;b3¢ a11hMagm,~a;,

which tihcrcwas no appeal, but by fubmiflion dcfcrvinghVabfo1u-;-

4 xzbng which was 0rdainedby% the Aauthoricy of the foréfaidfiynod, A

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iiflgcihvhich areallvvhrcrlfls of ahfolzfie  '

 i%con11nun%icatiou, as being a ccnfilrc from whiclm théy  

tgicfl h:Iw_,=y¢91ggihh.i}a¢AAhtvinze% l2z%12ite(1hlgyh%«t/ye L,-am, and flaall d_¢'fi‘Z‘¢‘:.t}Jazif fbe f

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Llfd,b.l= but cxcclitionerg of thcirh'hfenthen¢e,“ from 

givcns unti1l§h¢Party— toh be abfolved flaould come as 2:.    

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Autlaoricyqf Bilhops andt~oth¢1?s ADE: the Clergy ,‘ it was there de- t 1
icpc,-;dM,t‘_I'l9;;t ali QZergy" m¢z1,tla:2zal,,zl1otI2e1rrw/Jo flrazzld ta/£2 C472] .degree_f, 

A legzrningt ina:72j,of'4tb;e‘Z/nivcrfitigtr, and%;;Al]g;_};w.2: f/9otz_1d,:’9e; Zicenjéa’ to; pm-n % %

321}; Pl}ficlgeM”alI Regifitrxg fl&‘zt.z7_‘ye:  rofifarx, all ébgolmaflérxgé mg  ~
allotberx that flacmld came to be incorporated izztzzrgyth of the ‘Uniwerfitiex bane, 

‘ hgwing t;zkg7_z‘a degree in any fbhraigne 7/nittflleffitic, fliould-ttttaké andath“ ;

in a prcfc «'bcd and fat form of word~s,‘b_cfore4 they fhould be wad-6  A

.mit:t¢d to take their degrees,-~Ne'uer ta gizxevzbe§rtcc?vnfiézt' to alter tlgego-"1 

-zzemmezzt of t/9,73: Cbztrcb by flrcbézflfibpig ‘Bi/790393, Deflflfgdfld flrclzdeacomg 1 A‘
By which tmtcans, an cquafl allegiance-fhofuldt have been t-payed 1:0:

them as to the King and hf1AVs%ttSuccciTors'for ever: And all this W315,

% prtcfenttdwto theb1i11ded4‘worId,‘anti ab'ufed;King, as a rern<,_=:d.yt to
f'ecL1t*e men agah-1ft any fiifpicion of revolt to Pope1'y~~,'¢whiqh_, mxs 

_ Excommunica”tion atndw Inte rdic'§tic5n_,t%t and“ p:on1;ifin~g.th;c

nothing elfe bum publickfctting up of~Popety , though not; yet 

of the Popes fupremac:y,whic'h was to follow; and timploying tht:  A AA
help and aiT1i‘tancctof%the D/Iagifirates Swo"rd,a and the - force,t_a11d A

powctof-the Laws of the La}nd‘t0 that very ufc andcnd 5 F,0x‘_P_Q:-

pery confificth tnepithter Win this otithat ttfup€CP£itiOl1 vnQL‘~I‘_dOlt%.CrYa.‘

nor in this .o1~tlmt er1*0n¢ot1s D0&rint, ’nor<.i11 ;>,11+t‘ogtthet, *plf5.t1Ci~;

pallytand chiefly 5% but in the abfolutencflt of fpi1*itua1ltauthbFifiy ‘-

%com1;1'a,nding Implicite obcdiénce, to whatfoever Dofitrinc. go: ::Stl%1?"
pcrffitfion fhallt be invented by mamas "neceH‘a~ry and ttefitntiallt to

thétrue wotfhip of God, under the threatn-cdt tpain  and ienalty qf,

ittxigdtiztmef

of hctairen to Lwhonmfoevcr A it pleafizth, a}sA,at'giftj Orétewardt within‘
the povvcrtofman :‘ and the aflhmtpttion of which-t;fo divine and im ‘
competent apowet to any man or n121;§ki1-id united togethfiratt
and tht der‘iying:th.5:rcoffx;o»m one 'fo1’e1ytto"others,as i11ht§%7t6nt  V
 th°t~1?t€?-11?n:t0t futlwftiont of ‘OMB Onéljndotht métcffa rilyttinferrc and:

pncfitppofe the gift of 'Infat11ibi1ity imhim; who dqtlxafou afiixmiegltat;
that he may3b.e.c0n1cjan unappcalablefijdget, wAhi‘ch, doth exalt

7%   hin1_., in the fight and efieenue Qftbofemen who d%0t‘bc1ee¢v,c in him,

and willizjzgly fubmit umtohim, t0 th'ettnaturcand dignity of the ‘
xncpnamttxnitable t1prcrogatigvc offfifrod, and In akcf-:5} him undteniablytf

  thercvealpd.Ant§.chtifttp_othcts,byufurpingazxdpoflE;111ng;M%tzIiet

e §.l1thOritviS refcrvcd in héavm -

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~ o11thc%%purpofcandAWi1I4ofnian;acciording tea !‘£h¢1 1atu‘F€'€DffiLlfh?0h. V
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» : And.th»crooE ofPriy%orAntichriflianity C for 1'04 it may be
*tcrm¢d‘: 915 U‘-"I1di11”g continually chitghmr byhth‘_c% ?Do&t‘inVe which  <
H %1;i:a.chech‘,aI1d the Authority”  it ui_'urpct‘h,)% licéh in tlfis 7 véry
% iprinciplc, that a% power of ’e5:cn1~municatitIg%a;nd abfolviin-gg,’ of

{ending into hcavitn O1~;he1‘I“, is affiwmed “ by fo‘mea‘s depending %.u1p-

 tcmrall iAuthorityglieVth% ixi““A%thcu;1iverf2;IitVy and %gcne'r%alityV of

 Omnipotent throne of Suprénlacy, ifa fupcriority of “fang: of   the A

A t_he,beI¢”cf,and4aH&nt5ancl' an diffcrenc.ebc;tw¢enV‘ t:hc_ in7c;ox*1t ro1ab*1e. %
faprcmacy ofthc Pope, ,; and Athecxalted Prelacy of Biihops pre-‘u
tending t;m:he fanic AuthOi*ity"is~but a%%AdifiJ7ere%nce1%Qfch=;grecsgbz1c% L

not of~ki1 1ds<.. Fox',:forVthef'ét1ing%ofthié. Authoi;ity~i‘nto% t‘”Iic$£uV«=~
premacy of any one , thcrcis a xxeccffitzy of ingroffing it into the
hands%offomc fewfir£.’c;and Popes had never mounted to their

  GlergyA%in"<v%cMf’tcd with fpiriVtua!V1X_ authority {over otzhcfs. had 110,123

been firfl affcntcd unto. For theffitmc rule; ncccffity,and end xécqui-‘
rcth the fuprenaacya ofoné; Bifliop over a11‘oth'c::1l?_»iI»1’1ops ,% ; that re:-"
quifreth the fup¢rioricy_of any C1crgy man into the dignity of ag

mfll-1y! ot:1gcFS ;0f”thc* (;31crgy,:Aa;1d the faf~n1e%da11gc1joF A

f'pifit‘u7aI1%crroriné:lén%geringthcfoullycihVupon‘%2111 mac are fub-%

i ’§c&:tod1is»I' %iiri’tm1’1 authority, whe?thc;rit be derived from the fun

premacyo ton-e_;,= ora fupcriority namely of othcré , oxjfrozn the De-
1noc‘raVcy ofa11thcC1crgyfa,fi?:m.bledtogether, -or from the In»dc-‘

p¢ndcncicof?cvcry+orye within. their fevgrall Cor-Egregations ,‘ To; A
7 ash: isA-%en:p1jtaincd~and._re<;civcd in the: belccf A Z A ‘
ground or warrant For obedience" to Wh at fha1‘1be*orda”£ncd  it! %

and‘?‘thc4e:_:crcifing {of f‘piri~t=.uja1lL authority unde r a diffctflent orz~'n11”
a{€cx~t:ernaa1lZgovcrnmVent ‘onc ly1,being’Aa.difFcrcnce “rather inf form‘
them fubfiaijcé§a1lofthemA may divide mwmityiin‘ the*‘cnid»s4%i;and% can‘-
f.'dq§ie1*1:cc‘s.% of‘govérnm¢fit%,%% byV%divicfing offluthoriwéwhich is‘ Athc

  ' Pf¢f€1‘V‘¢r%0f unipysbumpach ofthcm doth aidmit off degrees ofmcsrc

lleflbaccording a%s;%%thc form irhbrqccd is more orllcflé abfi5Il1*tca§ 

The fwperiofity _'fl"£€I’cf0I‘G A of Bifixops over the r¢fl“0f;tf1e'Cler-f

~ gi‘é,whi¢l1mayb¢.was7Ixad*A'.A ’énéT¢’131t?a$’a1iy"othcrformgfbut >cam‘1cj-+ A

3v cx‘ bd co abfolutc ‘as; iugfemacyi ~pfY:’hé Popcghr 1;:  ”~i3t% c"m5%

I=1 W'¢{_I‘ bcgfi: nqr‘  £0 ~g¢nc19a%I'1'a_d¢riciqnci«e4;-an  fi1bj€&i°W %

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V % ofealihinen unto it,wherin union rind firength eronfi[ieth,i$rneve1'fot-
dangerous to thatState which entertains it,as‘ when irt%dec1ares-it%rsi
Ind”epcndencie;; and af pires to be abfolutc. ‘And at-Ibeit that Epif- 

hciopacy“ doth iizontinutally endeavour ea‘n'rd.r afpire to 'be”unit’ed“ 
the Supremacy ofonet of their own order, biecaufe t_herebythey

arifeito‘ 3. further elegreeoffirength A and ~perfeé3cion ,i to whiieh allot
A fub1unarycreatt1'res havfe:‘a natural} propenfion,inclination, and _
, edefiireg. yetcan they not natal! times 3 nor yvlienfoever they pleafe,“ _- 

attaine to theirrdefires. And the Arehbrifhop”ofCanterbury ilaving

A difcoveredandin1anife{’(edt1nto thehworld how independexit the
-authority of Church-men here in England was grown, and how

abfoltltothcy coveted tojbe, dial give a clear evidence at the fame

timer ho1W;farr~e the progreffe to the Papas was advent

ted; which is made more m anif'e£i  the‘concnrrenteiandfioyxait
endeavours of Papifis of all forts, notonely agreeing tviti1,butia-

iboflfing in the fanxe dcfigne withhfome of our Clergy-men and .

others. F or their indefatigable labours and reiiewed pains,’ witli.
fo rnuch blood and danger to the nndertakerso ever fince the‘ rice
formation, have all tended to that end chiefly '5 “as to the ’oneIoy
mark at which they haveiever aymed; The threatning E1113, and
many dangerous confpiracies and invafions in Qgeen tE1z7m1a;e:z.»s~

time, and the rnofi damnzibie Gunpowder Treafon in King 

, his tin1e,a1'e»c1ea1* proofs howimplacgibileitheirenzgaliece thathflbeeri;
eigainfir ~a”11rR.eFormatio~Lv ¥t;I«‘xztt_ did cIep'd‘f er‘ the Popee from his prew

tended right of Sup1'e¢rrie1cy, and how iiiolently r tit eyi havfi“ hem
tranfportedtoreinthronehim again or, [which  but the Illtinleatag
endofall fuch dangerous and defperate undertakings, but the; in-1-5%

A mediate. is alwayesandt ever hath‘ heen for fame iieparticuilar ‘ends

to the urtrdertakersgfpringingifrom their own arnbitiron  coat

vetoursorodiefire of dominion ianed"rt1iIe,ifrcnnwhirsh rPapif¥S7'a“I“-5 65§CI}1"j

fled by the Laiwtsw of this Landj ef’ra;bii7ihing the Fteformationzfor the
defire of authority,&. and to “hare hat comrnanid o})*er_oth era is‘  na-
turall defireto ztiltaembitrtiouisiniene;  and ani=bitior1*is9an [inherent

L quality in ‘all men, flowingfrom Athe.operatioin and hih€fi.€(?Ctia11é,WOKj,'

” kingof the fpirituall fubiiance of thefoulra iwmcht C0V€E€tb»**‘f”5%'o

mountrand afpireeontinualglyg rbttt is predo tnitmnt oneiy int-fénie.

Aixd do than (that may hchooée) doth» iIr3.7.AEt1‘CU-11$ own 1*i‘5e;f‘C+1’irefii~“
          f "    tntionr

L .3 .‘._‘.¢‘

A “A3191;lofanother t0Ahi:si righAtA§beingtAlAol’t, but he that hopes to pair-i A

  A the recovery in A A A
,[qn1¢pf0P9AFi§1°1‘ ‘¥“‘3l¥11?3lll1”‘?a§'119Ugh 1t1f>t Ilntml ‘equal dcgrec..And. it ‘
. .fim;eltl1e.AAGt1npQvqdcr Treafon, theyfhavin g cnotfonely iferiborn all
theliing, ‘or V

 

ticipatc and ilmtre wiichAhfm»o1i u_n_der him after

Alfonciible attempts; gainfl either the llife amndglfafety of

Aghc Apubl'i"ck peace and tranquillity of the  Kingdoms ,. um:.i11”1;'hg

Ap1~efentRebeliioAn in Ireland did breakout, Auplon which-t}hAAe waArpe ’ ii

agginfl: the Patrliafnent enfiied 5 but feeming extraordinarily Vand
.fir:;A,n_gely converted in their difpofitioxisiandt defires, Aand .ofde'ad1y

A A fAaendAAimplalcableenemies,.ap9eari1frg;th-eAn1.oi?c dutifull Subje&s’bf

‘   and flare doeeincsgwhich

A degéndeciat authority of

all others, pifete11dingtoA biethe moi’; zealous infimnielnts Tfotfthe
,;‘m}argementAandAptomotion of that power and a11tl1ori;ty_wiliiclh
wads bound by A A A
i Oi‘i'on1eitvelI,fl.l1; ??‘3<§lA8!‘ld Cloffi followed defigne , i rather’
 naptomeof ehange ofcliAfp'ofition5 f'01‘/they can "never

AAA A AMA A A change
: -iyeir AdifpAofit1ons,f0 long as they retain their wicked

principles
A A A A A A A A AA A A Armclp-alAly gwes life and motien to the
t;ricltedA11efil: oft11e1r,d1fpo 1t1onAs, and the defire of Aclorninibn ai'i’&l

A rnletihs ‘inmgetudtlsénd igncefleiit, to which they can niieveacl haveh

‘Ieig.=i11 fig

 A tlin  iuntill it A all A At-Ahofe i Laws; be A1‘epeA"aled
xA.vhiAAc:l1'AAdiiA'a'ble tl1eAm5 the doing Aw.hete0f and not the Kings Pram-9
géitive isia Aptincipall motive with them in all their

 Aaljlhise,éOnAfirltati0ns nd aélioiisg do manifefi:
andAdeclarei.what their

hl1thnb‘ee;1Mfet.Atip of, lite in

the Church 0fEng1and,"‘ and ‘iconfirrned:

i A byltheKiinig,’andhy l31iS,PAF'Cr.QgatAiAV€A7PL0y3.l1‘)il:i3all‘i\aCkfi0W1C'dgCi

Wh¢rF0:*c' in:ete1i*= ¢°1?51‘1fi01’>

A Ath-e   tiheii; Headland iiinotthe King : for Popes were never {'0
n1nAnificentA_rAevmatfdersi of any mans deferts or dtltiesgtstopart with
.Athat which they aeconnted A Atheirri g-ht,» to given itfAawAaiy' to 3 n<A>ther5
;i’1And_PapillSfiTCI3CAnCjV(3I‘fQ.I1I’1Clt1tifu1l~AfOI1S 'a s tohlbourfor the fat-4

V» tilng,lA1PA Of-'=111 flibitraeryAA.pQAWer and unlin:ri._ted Prerogative to an
ihereticall King :i whenlhis .;.Ho1ii1i;eliA'e -hAaitht given, fentencef thatieino

lIA5:leijetiek;eiAs cfapableiof any {At1th'oa*ityt~atiall, and that a11;in1¢n are to

 Aaccotinted ford AA. Hereticks who deny A the

His Majefiieinintii either part with that

iieeinllinterefi t.ofupp_rg:fTe them, is an arAgn‘men"tl  
then any

A A  A  tundertakin'g"’sel
A andidefignels,andletli-e great Apotencie and prevalenciee of Papiflsi V

Enrpofes and intienitionsareg tl1'a't this In-it Z
- iihops coveting to be?fo"abfoliute-(which A A

Popes Supren1a<:y;,7

Stiptemacy

 

SL1:PF€:m3GYtWlllChLtl1¢o Lawo. hath glV¢=1T1.§hlm':> land; {ubmit to th_c

‘ Ropjcs, on be deprived of all Authority Wh3l5fQCVC1'3 which is all he
mull cxpefi from thcmgor .by;thcir aid andla113fi.3¢I:1C¢-flolld tllc great: 

Al ofa»voi1rsll'owhicl1 hath‘>b¢‘en'a1wa‘yc$' 'c.wcC1 to Papifls am-. the be-»
ginningaof His; Majcfftics Fxcignc, but more cipccially uow,thc pai.%1‘_.-r, ”
miall indulgcnca towarclts the blorodiell and cruellcfi of all Rebel.-»

, lions, and to the moftpcrfidcous of all Nations, the \ lri(h,a.ccounc~V. . '

1 ing chcmofor good Subicfis oaftcrolo fol many bar-barous»;n1a£l'acrcs

~‘ la.:m:l horridexecutions ofan infinite number of Englifh & SF-Ottifll M
P-rotctlants, rather then the King fliallr .ag1'cic with” his llfalrliamcnt
inlEngland,fortbe faving of the lives of his Proteflalntl Subjefks
here, and choofing to continue the warrc in”EngIand at”theAcx-
pencc: ofohisEngli{h Sub'je€’cs lives; by whom ajcfiie hath ever,‘
amcl omuft Pdll,if.evcr,fubfi{l in power, dignity, and honourgll and go A
the great perill and mahifeflhazard of His Majcfliwown lllifc, m- V
thcr then break off that Cclfation , which His Majcflic had Anon,

;opowcx*to make: with the Irifh‘, from whom His Majeftio nevqr lore-4»

; gfiivlcd better fruitsothon at algrcat exponcp OF trc‘afi1rc,aondl%of: his
other Subifitflisulivcéslglto‘reduce andkecp lI2l1cl'I1‘o.tC1—£”l_lf-.0Al‘<§(?,(;1l dgafzy A asrggl, _
a.llegilancoc;.nand the over-rruling of His Majcllicswrfcaflqlg an§El_~]§ldg.¢'!__'
mcnttooao prove and confcm: to the Popes Suprenim-cwy it1}_.Ir-alalrggl,
wluicl-_1» is Enown and acknowledged to be d¢1h*u&iy¢%7 to   
§£fii¢$_lSuoprcn1laocy‘ and jail Prcrogativgrgritfither chm an5”c~xfl1:li;gati9p,
of Epifcopacyo which is the foundation and afiéut to‘ tho Poppsfosug
prmnacy {hall be lconf¢n~t”éd- to in England, upon a;»ba1*cdlpr4cCup1330s:

lCal1,tl1atitis fa ncocifa rive fupporit to Mona.r¢l1Yl5:wh;p: itofhflthgnevcn;
bcefl yet; examined what o Monarchy i,t:l'upPQr;t5o;5 A Wl1%6£hFK=*fPifi£fi~
%l.1.QTCCfl1POI'&Il : afndo Whethcr that: whi;ch% is a n¢ccfl7ary filpgoiggtggf
tmhc one; is compatiblc with tho lotlaciahaovingooflaalgcxggqfitlml yokq
of fpi;ri;t11a11 Morjuu-chy ,l andmcnounccd-nocoonqjygglllfulhicfiioni
no it,bu: al;5l.communion with its. zlalladotrufling of Papliflsz qpotaj,
ulmilr obaemwords» and docccitfulloprefcllifins, aogaoiggfl chicit  ll 7
u~nfoun.d ~tcn::t:sooooa;nd do&rincs:,;ra1h::1‘ tl1§,:l'1 ~~lthg¢o oI?a;I‘lia:W§¢!1t loajnd - A '

  Plrotcflantlsubicfis-flmall be clqevcgliupon tlltito fol¢mn9l:V0oW; and

antlfor the porcfervatioozmd dofmcc of His” M%l¢fli¢StP¢§§§n
olm'cl5io:olooutho:i:y. lA11dlVflly,im ooloyingof known andll prgfcfi B-or

* ¢ufan£s5£tr.ufiing thcmfwith Arms: and‘ A}g1thorit~yf- a;  $31 ‘

caution .

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c;L:u1ti'ci)t‘1Mo14confideratioxi how they rhayhbcWdiCa‘1‘nxedaigain5 rather? _
tzhcrih tlmt the Par1ia1fhen’t% fhal-1 he ftxfiléred to difpgbfe Of the Militia .A
Q? {fie Kifigdohm {bf cl-uéfixfeflty ahd hfcéu1‘ity thhhcrkzof for:fof_rr1&f linnihts-5 
_¢;“d;fi1ig'§1g-*3, are a1I«%clc-$171‘andhnianifcfic proofs mrhat M th¢’ir?p_oWer_h and;
 al-lance withahe King is; And d0‘a11cOhn‘CIud.e,hthat an .AI‘bi."j":':
 txhry povgiefr ai1du111h»in1ited' Pr¢i"oga}tive prcte11din”g fox: the Ki1.1ég,';,,:
imvingbeen in a‘¥denfc ofand e§;erc1fed hy thcm,_ yet W:a:%s%x1e ycr m- V
tézndcd For the Kingihhnor for the improvmg nor advaricmg of the A
Eélihgs P_r¢1*§c>ga1t:ive5»hbt1hht:onc1y to n1‘ak.¢L- ufc of it‘fQ1'crefii11g andh-h
’ i:ethti1}gLip ofan IL:1d¢:pE‘nd(i1‘1tAUI.hQr'}£yi11 the hChl11‘Ch-t0‘ECC16~,.;.
fi;x{‘ciic;t?11 perfons : ~:u‘1d‘by n1eans,th.e1‘eof to inwt:roducehI;hc Popes’
a‘s’t’hc chia':”fh;111d‘uI’t:in:x:ztc and of tI1ci1‘;h jdcfig11c.. Atidf

gférév

Su"p1‘en1_acy 4 M   h V M _ _h  %
txhat—5Hi;»sh*Ma§eflie hath been groflyh abuFed_.,h-and craftily over-¥reach-

% ¢hC1.¢{ih1';g11ii"cd ]VImp0fl‘0rs,h a11d~hdcceitfi.1l1 ‘parafitersg pretending

h h f~§)h1éfup¢1*£H*€i0fic£r';oi&11e1*hhi11‘xflxehhwoffhip 'of*God mndf l1a‘rhhnowhh

. % WESJzédtidemncdiaizdfpoffiblyhe migllthhbifidccciwd hixilféifbythc
  h‘W"’* A » ~ 0  V fallafifif  

cm: aiming whJehi11téudi:1g'hthe contrzwy; W h”e1'cOF‘an1onhgfl:othcr

things my~Lordof hCa11t.h<: rbu ry his cquivocallhexpraflioxas at the
hh(5m_*e’oH1ishde*1th givet~h_ fomc hght 5 atzwhat timébczing defirousx

idihzxflhifich hi~mf'e$If publicldy to the world, of l1is"endéavdurs‘for
¢5:hh‘1n7gi1;1g the Religiomhe hexpreffcztlx hirnfelf of endeavouring one-

1ya:o*éhAaa;ge:t1ie PL*ot‘cflant‘Rc1igio11 to Popifh fixpérftieion, A as if:
"'tH_é1‘c'hah~dhbcclljrloh0151161“danger from Popcry butof int;foduci»x1g %
bf ghréifcgtxid abfurd Supcrfticion, Vtomany [of which inxbmccd by
fhei‘.I§5hfTaind:jfqt up by Papa11‘£§_utl*:o1'ity, it may be granted..’hirn and

BéI7$::"'e?imki,that he W21 an no rcall fiiexzd , but might condemns: thexii in
hE:§j?hh1b&$?§1 bginion and }l1dg€.'¥.‘l'1C1‘.\t5‘ when notwizzluifanding it was?

«léiéafrafiirihiaxu %h“hc1~ea‘r,4t%h;:at he 119:; .0'1‘1e1y'befriendcchbtltw courted and‘ 
afhhitiotyflycovcted thathonour and authority which didhAWePrae.§~?

bljfh~tfiEi§;fi1‘pe1vfi‘ition ;»2znc1%hj\h7Erhic11 nnlfi of né:ceffitiefiil1hp1"od:u&:}:
hhihéfifily«d;i{b3vc1*eg1‘it {elf to c11dr:av0u1'h contix-1u;a1lhy t6 iwhntroh-»
&t1‘tchhSvizpcrfiitioza%‘and»Igrrora11ce as the‘ pvrihgipall’ mca»n"sh tohi1~14..
dzv;:e‘mefi,by: ab1ind<dc:votio114to fubmitfxo an himplicith Obadiah

{¢1ic‘chh6fwjhmhfh’ah1lh«be 1ie:“qi1ircd' of I:hem,* andhinupgfcd upon them. i 7

 afiwbgé  ov%ei“b,y:'h hihmvasl  thing wfirhcrcihh he was‘ Amt

cozaécaxéxisedhig jr°e;::T ms‘ pra€’cifeLs wtehdingthhitherwas the chm‘ hthing V

COfiC6l‘1'1'3I_l‘g F\.C1igi_0.l1*-Whfifeflfmhe was”accufed _, andjfcr which hfe

oo:beanl1owec1l.him by if“ mo“

V vcapufe his will is A; oppdfcdi by Iphie

     7”“! R63’/Wl~

295-; probate. For he might flatter'l1inif:li:”

;a,nd_go0d which he went about : but thinking fo, he*~did but ildiieei
zceive himfelfaspwell smothers, whichis the beli icharity that ‘can
charitable eC/9rz'flz'mz.r th at afei 1101: 
by thefalme principles and grounds that-: did deceive‘ him; and “the
_.moiifavourablj:;,:5f:pitiflrt1<9ii0Ilthat-cpaii  made of him is, that al-
beit he was a great DoEtor,;andeSt'atel'nmp1i ilfoyyvet wan lilgptpglcarn
Ache itrucpp principles of the Chrifii-an ePxeligi;o11,‘ v‘v.he‘n he ‘nvéntiont? of
_the world, and that his principles of goviernimeni: were no A betiteij,

‘then his principles of Religion. . ‘

lpfallacypiof deceicfullg1foLmdsna.ndfalfe principles;thefc:opnfeiqinen~: A
.Hc¢5-wh¢‘r§._:Dfn1'l_ghtnQt appear fo clearly to ihiimfelfil  to i‘eotli'*el1%f£, in
” pwhiclipmight b¢ti1¢iCak1f?aWhyeoohe did endeavour «to  hignin
f¢1f Yofhisnintentions onely; Wl1e11otl1e_cha;rgengainfi ihliiiiii; was for
“his prafiifeshand 3.&l01l$ chieflylwhich» he «ackiiowledged-toi naive
been proved againfl him, by acquitting his ]u dges as‘ *hai:ing: 
4-ceeded  flllegflta V
_-wiphan opinion of good intentions, thinking _ all was zaecanrie

Byithe refuln of all which two things are ildemonfirnted and dew . 4 A

,clared.i I The firfi is, that they who do beleeve pandareii 0? opinion};
that they are the onely afl'ertors and defenders vol? the lKingéP1*e-g

rogaeivpe, andof the Regall powcrg, by ’fighti11g.agafmfi the Pan-list-4»   ‘*

ment, for the maintaining .and.defending.oF.all ltilaec; 1; ¢fi‘ab1i[h¢d_

;>g;+11am¢nc; do bog: contribu_te theirlrfelp atlidi aflililance for tlieiinén
derrnining end deiiroyiangfllofothel R¢:g—a1l power;-, and of tlie~'Ki-xigs
juii Prerogative Thefecond is, that the King i§”$~t1o»t«et7efifled
fPéir1iaiim‘c11t:,{ = w?l1ig;_l_i is the Kings

great Counccll, and thereprepfenitaM~tiv.e bodylof~hisiKingdon1 gland

 ieernmentiKings of hAt:l1,i$- lKingdo111~ nnipayinever[give  dtheii:
i;rightp‘s,,;m_d that power and auithority wlxiiclrtliey"tlnenifeliresiliave
mover; the Snbjeéis, x1por.mp111sFerrclthe fanic upon a'n)#iotl1e5r', Witliout
tliegenerall co il3I1tOftl1C Sn bjcéis 5% wliiclli can never be lobtained

A but bytlieinreprcfentiative Body oaflembledllililn iPat*liam;:L1t. And

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he btaginingiotlHis.M a§ellicswill,i11t:his,wo~:ild5be of nioeedaiifi-§"i

.g¢mt1»5,C0t1f¢<1u¢r1ce to

V2.

and .apprfoyed bypethe King inchis“ diffex-ence between King Vandi A

_th_e .rea*{'on of bo1:l1i4is,5becaofeubyn the Conftitutioii andfre n1efof~this i

A fl A liinifielf, and to the lpfiegpallliAiithoifityfilieim if
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A A V V " j A F l A   feparated.

 

 

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”i:hatn1cn being once fitbducd to the itpprehénfiony and" bcleef "

,t11iis*fpiritua11 Autho~rity,‘by «tzhcir imrellcfiu ads 3 nd%rat~i<ma1]’pa1-ts

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A Lord of Canterbury had a legall triall, and iuii fentence ,

 

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3-given: oneljyto romnfand the ~‘ez1*diof'Govemmtent ~isdif:A:ojv¢ete5d ;m i
"hc~ilig*ht‘o”f*rcafon, and eiconduemzh :t~o—»th5e very being at “

tnafnywhieh aura be provided for; 'bA€fOl‘C‘*3.Hy,t'l10l_flgl1'l%2 or confide-e   .

em.-ion can be “lhadwof well fbeinggpporlt ofliany other petfe&5i{?fl11d
therefore unity; W~h1~ch is the lpreferver ofihumane foe-icpty ,- «intuit

 be provided for before any other duty that is -required  “TI1&~flI5

For »the"pref"ervation of humane »f0ciety5‘tcA.:ndeth* ttothe ppopagaw
tion of mankind, in “whichthebeingof ma11*eon~fiiietl1, teas  from

  lwhiehlit isfderived, without recourfe to a :;new*creation;iandmll

Aflthlofitfiwhichis the prefetvet of Unigr,'n1uPc*be‘derived {mom

1 one headot‘ foxxntjfin whitih“ ,;in; this King A   from »the Regal}.
  Power. For no man denieth that'the-‘King is“th‘e Head of his peo-.

pie; and all men know and acknowledge that He is never in his

Supremacy nor abfolute but by his Parliament. Which as it is the t
rcptefentative Body of the people; {o is it the Supreme Councell of l

the King. And therefore without it He is neither the head of a com»
pleatbody (but of a Fa&ion) nor a compleat head; For the Par»

, “liamcntbeing the reprefentatilvc of the ‘people becomes thereby
l their living foul, including the will and defires of all the people,

as comprehending them all .' But being the Kings grcatCounce1‘l,
who is the head ofthe people, it doth fupply the olhce and nature
of all the externall fenfcs which atgc placed in the head for thefufc.
ofthettbody, and efpeciallyzto inform and ailifi the intelleéiuall fa-l
nculties inhabiting the head , for be giving of due influence

upon the body, wiltthoutwhich a body politick doth languifh and  pl AA
eonfumegbeing fed and nourifhed by the vigorous operation of the

n intellcfiuals defcending from the head,as 2. body natural doth by A

fijlfienancc and at-neat. Wherefore mlmt Godlmtb Canjajneévlft no. man A "

?‘%}.A*l'r'aiéW."AA AaAA1A‘AlAd”All'43A‘;AiA‘rAliA1Al<A$AiA‘<'A3¢:Aire'i‘"Avlf"illi"€EHiA‘Wéll'AAtowtheiprbfperity of this

mgdom, let him endeavour the conjuxlfiiion of King and t_Parlia- l *

ment 2 And whofoever nouriflaeth divifion between them, llet;_;themA
be efice-med as the betrayers of their Countrey , and enemies to,
mankind; andilct God arz:/2: and bi: anemic: will befiafnred. But as my l

{'0 may 

all fueh difguifcd Traitors to the Kingdom, and fraudnAl.entde-‘Tl 

' eeivcre of the King, in going about to Real from i him his ‘reallt 
4 right and Authority, by a counterféit fhewof making it_hb€£t£3I'3.A

      “pctiflt 

   

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tlié7‘Kings wiIl,%but4i_n hisrcaflzin :#which as», 1t rmdmt h_ him mflfl

j a-bfolutc, To doghw it appear  etininicnt, by Aconcurring with U‘ ,

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