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be humble I nfarrzzation ofcertain Vstmmers, Citizen: of

I London ,A to the Parliament and Ciommmwmltb of
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A AA    ‘t1‘uCAtAi7;Rbf0fm€d C"h1*iftian Religiontaught
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A the Holy Ghofc, to the M ete1"nalV praife of the grace of

God 5 which Religion thtougli the fame effecftual

Working hath been fealed with the blood of lo many 
holy Martyrs: The tender love We ibezzrto our own

A native Country and Relations, being A
A fi'5toeL1sitl1~at'tl“xie Kinegdoin of out Lo‘rcli;_{efusA may flou-»

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tifll in this Nzitioh unto the end the World, that foe» '
the future ‘generations en;ioiy1ng the light of his glori»

ous Gofpel and Ordinances, rmy through his grace l

wzzlk in that light unto the Kingdom of Glory: And
laf’c1y,the juft fear we have left Popilh 8: Blafphemous

Books fhould grow fo numerous,:1s to become a c:onfi—-

derable (ifnot the gteateft) part of our Trade, and lo
we be tempted to bfeVcndets offuch Loathforn Ware,
or elfe neceflitated to leave out Callings tokeep our

V Confciences pure: Thefe Confidierzhiolxis have put us

upon giving this lnformzitiori following, to the Pazrlzim-'
went and Commonwealth offlnglzmdlconccrniing the late
publiilliitige and printing Inany Popifh and Blafphemous
Bioolcs in England in the Englifl1eTongue,i which_otl1et~ A
wifel perhaps they woulcl notfo foon come to the
lmoxvledg oft, thatthey“ might fupprefs tltem. A i '
4 A 1 A A 2 ' Hoping

 Me, A fweetnefs whereof tipgn our l1earts,tvei have“
an experimental knowledggtafie arid feeling of through 

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§, 2.

Hoping 1t ‘W111b€‘yW€lIlt:1k€n,bCC&uf€’ It‘ IS a matter of

fuchlunfpeakable "concernment, as Gods ftaying witht
thefe Nations, or departing from them, tl1C;mS21lVat10n

i or e Daminlationn.of. millions of Souls; yiahdlbecaufe the

A V V ‘Members of theParl'iament, to- whomwe chiefly in-~

tendthis our humble Ienformation,.e are by Profeifion

of the Reformed Chrifiian Religion, in=oppofit”ion to  

Popery,f who haven in all theiiyrWDecla‘tationsy ever fince

‘ ii the be.ginning ofthe;‘1atetroubles,held forth themain-

raining thereof t_as,one endof thefwar ; and have de-
moliihed yPOpifl1 Pié’cures, that yiyymeny might not learn
Polpycryoby thfilns put IIICII to d.¢3t11f0fb¢ifl:§ Obligfid

by Qfficeto affettthe Popes Si;pre1nacy,made a great-'

er Profeflioan of; Sanétity then  any Parliament‘ that idea

A " ~Vetfatybefore,then.'1, and of   aiming at the higheft de—-A

g1fl€CtSHOfR§fO1'WtIlfi$l0n, even beyond Presbytery it felf.

 _ Yea ogtt hopes afcenclhigher, to Wit,That that great it
nAc;cufation“o—f ‘the Parliament inn one of the Popifh

 '1” ha}?! 042/mzfb put}: periodto the cam-9
mm jarafeflba.’ Relzgiyony aft/9:35 Nation, zmalt/mt by Amba-
rity of P A R L I A M E N T, ] will be by publique

_ Demonfirations confuted5tI1e Parliamentywellknow-o
“ ing, that the common people ofthis Nationwill be of

one Religion’ of oithetr; andmif    ptibliquc Authority

a they be not kept to the Reformed Religion, t they’l be
A eafily drawn to. the Popifh: When an old Religion is

but of emu: with at State, the multitude, will,Welcome

the I,nttodluceyrs of anew 3 V andifl outed the Approvcrs
"0fPope1‘oy fhould grow moftnumerous, how thenacan

we dhaveotherll then a Popifh Parliament, and a Popifh

Armye Or if the Parliament fhould be Protefiant, yet -
’ howcould it rule orbefafe, fith tlteferength of the fu-

pir‘ea”mMagifiiratey. ilieth in his Subjetitdsf And if once
the Romifh Religion fl1ou1dprevail,“ then. fatewel the l

to i l A l A -  \ l a holy

hol Bible in over M0th€1*Tonguc,t and Sacraments in

ibfot «kinds, orfomueh as in one; r" “Q‘the"rxvil”e then as; a
vifible teal mate~r1alvSaci*1fice bothfot the quick ‘and

tltecleadz T‘l1ent1‘omor*e preac‘hin_g and Catcclfizing
in Englifh out of the pureFountam of the Scripture;

we innit ypartwith thefe ineftimablelTreafuresylfor the

filth of Egypt, «vzfz”.t the Romiih Chutcla for the‘ Rule
and Standard of our Fazit/7, ii and her Service «in Latin,

ilvvitll all the “mbl)le of A her VV.i~ll??Worfl1ip‘and ‘S_up‘e.1‘fti:- 3

tion, for our Praffice ;; ‘ Whichlifwe fl1alln0tlil<e'of as

A the belt; we fl1?1llfQJ2 our fatisfacfftion be lent to the In§-

quifition, theteacljudged tojbe Hereticks, and fo pal’:

their Cure 5 and then, asiiif it we re“ pity tcs leave us (0,.

tender»-hearted fatlners as they ate!they’l turn us over to
the fecyular PoWer,who will quickly rid themfelves and
their Church of us, the fame Way as theyclid out re‘-

‘ lnowned. Progenitors in QMary’: <:lays.And the~n‘what

Willi becotne of the”So‘uls bf but clear children, and the

it pofierity that {hall fucceed usywheihithey {hall want the
”means‘of their Converfion and SalV;1ti0n,*viz.i.~tl1C pure
vi Gofpel and Orclinancesof jefus Chrift, which every

godly*parent,ancl 'Commonwealthfinan A had rather
leave unto his child1:en,tl‘1entthe gyreateft earthlyInheri—-

tance that ever In anlwas born. to.

I-Iaving ‘thus in N all humility declared our [elves l) A
way offlntroduéftion, at we do hereby faithfully ixtfo~1fm

ll ; the Parliament and Commonwealth of En lama’, That
i I 5 while the people of God in this Land ‘ have vented
 ‘ their heat againlt each other about leffer points in Die

t i‘t vinity, and the_Parliament and Army conflicfted by
L A‘CoyLinice1 8: Force with many Enemies in reference rd
 F publikeLiberty,whetby the great care,that otlterwife t l

i ‘mighthavebecn hadof'theLordsVineyat'cl§hath been .j
V    hindired; theolcl van<;luifl1’d Popiih Pav1'ty,]efuits and

A 3   Papiflls

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£61  

 iPapifls~, are unawares With indefatigable pains e:ndea-i-l

‘voringall along to entice the people of this Com» l

‘ monwealth unto the Popilh Religion, and have made

‘ fuch great progrefs therein by ways known not only —

‘ to God, but (as We conceive) Wife men alfo,i as that

‘ ‘ now theyllrnve” taken the boldnefs to publifh among

‘"4 the people of this Nation cliv"ers Ihnpreffions of feve-

”‘ ral 1brtsofPop&{h Booltsin the Englilh Tongue’, and ‘

‘ printed in ‘England within tliefe lafl: three Years, to
‘the number ol:'r(.i as we gu.efs, reckoningy 1500 to an

’y‘In'1preflion of each Book that hath been in that time
‘ printed) Thittyjthouifand atleaflzr: ‘As if they were

nowconfident ofcoinpleating thleirdefilgngtnd as if (in

1 theiropinion of us) we wereyet to feel: Wl1€tl1€l.‘ the

Popifh or Reformed" Religion were theright Religion,
and were afliairiecl of the former Zeal of Chul1‘ch and
.St:.itew_yto preferve~ the people of this Commonwealth
from "Doftrine, lwrorflnp and Tyranny 3‘. and
did now think their natures and Religion more milde
then when fo nmch Blood of our now glorious An»
~c;efl:ors lwas in cool blood 1r1ofli: inhumanelyy flied by

lptllieingfor holding, that the Pope and his Bifhops could

rnoti1r1:1l<e‘z1n Article of Chriftian F:tith,_1nuchlel”s"lWe‘l‘e
to be beleevecl or obeyeclin things’ contrary tothe Ca:
non of the Scripture; or, that the very body of Chrift
now‘ glorified in Heaven was iiotin ten thoufand places
atone time upon eartI1:iofrnany ofyyhiic‘hPopifl1Blooks

both their Titles and C‘ontents,: Weicio liereafter give :1 '

yC?atalogue, and do keep in our cufiody one of each to

_m ake good our Information,if fo co1nmandled:Andnli-

though upon the Titles of miol’c ofyytl.1€l Books there be

  1>yn«z:.v, or other places beeyonditheiSeeag prefixecl, asif *

they wereiprintedthere; yetv/e5 and all” thefBool;fel-

lets and ‘Printers in Landon, “that liave feen orflmll fee "
    .      ghcmai

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them, do upon fuch fight know thet they are printed in
Ltondm-' And the Founders of Printing-—lette1's that

live in Lw¢rZa2z,. do infallibly knotv, thatthe letters With.

which the {aid Books are printed,‘ were by theriicafl;
and "made in I...om2o;¢.   ii A V  V
The Ptemiilles confideted, wedohL1"mbl"y pray the
Parlia1nent._,t for the fake of outldear Saviour ljefus
Chtift, in behalf of our felyelsy lahd all themany thou-—i
{ands of Godspeople in Egg/and 9 yes. findagaihgnofl
heattilyimplote the Patliatnentj and every "Member
tl1eteof,fl by Gods mans elxpyeétationshi, your own
publique Profefiions emcl Enygagemefints, and as ever
Kou expeét to appear befo1feGocl with comfort, ‘whtoi
etch put power into your hands to do much for A his

«beloved Spoufe andCaufe;, Tliat Youwould Ili1*up

your Strewngthtt ou1'i_{Z.ea1lll ztgainit the -lElne'¥-—

mics of biothrl he the geoplct
of this  Cont1m’onwea1th”” , By fhepprefling. o“pifl1

anal Blztfphemous Books , which are the Nur{e1*y

of Error, Idolatry ,, and Rebellion, Im?utrefa6tion_

nod iSlm1;n;el~yof Variation, Prov“ocetioen of Divine

Veng.e.1mciel , 4  Hilg9.l]fF.(“V‘a"y‘ to V€1f.¢l‘I1£ll_‘ Perdition :
And that if the Act now depending, concerning the
Campamy of Stationers and Printmg , do not make.

zunple provifion in the Premiffes, it may be azccommo--4
dated to the aforefaid pttrpofe, aswell its zmyother :

A  to ’the end for gloocli :1 work mtty be accomp~lifl1_ed,y

ahdeffeéttlal 111e<an_s vinagly V be applyed ,. we {hall

httmhly offetfiout Ptopofals (if con1martde‘}l1~o\v it

“maybe done,without any trouble or charge to theSt2ite;

In the mean time begging leave, that without offence

i we may fay, we humbly conceive,that we {hall defpaire
 ever {eyeing a fufficient Redtefs in this cafe, unleief

the:

M.

" he : he with gAQ0€l elncouragementetO~the PfGfecute1*Le ‘' e 4

he 1 of Popery.

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l the Way ofLicCflfing B.oi>k§; by faltfifulab1cx:ie:2.llthat‘l
W are found in the faith,be fl\r1&ly4enZ;oyn’d,and anleqzzie :

table penalty layd upon all tl1}:;1teprint*l.a¢nd,l ll-‘P'!‘-"i\h']‘:‘1""{1-"]Dh“,'y01:‘u’“‘
caufe to be printed and publi{hed,any'Bool; not*.Lic‘en«4*l
fed, and the faid penalty tobe » Iiecovereldleby any thiite

 {hall lprofecute the Offender at the ;Common—Lax:veA,e

A A..l'lCll3flIly3W.LI.4€11flZ the Parliaments"greatAlfl’;i”irs 
V boutvvar and Peace fhould hindef fi1chineonfid;erab1¢
Informers asweare f1:ombeingI1ca:‘d5fxv¢ldo,hbegl (in \

the Na111eofChrifl:) of all perfonsgofeallsdeg*rees,whe— l 4
ther Minifcerso of the Gofpel, A Gem:Ie%men§ A of othexfs; 4

* by xvhat A Names ‘rower _difii_ngluifl1e~dl;*‘lihat 1 i~areT'

or would be 'efiee1jr[1ed rea1VFrier’1ds 1:oVtrL15e Religi-§
on, the Parliament 'and;"Comm"ohweaIth,of ; Ezlglaml; A
Thatthey would improve all thelillméerefi: the have ’ A
both in “GodVand men in» authority,{flox‘;tI1e_’ele&ua1§  
Suppr"cfi71lon"*of7lPOpifl1BO01€5:eee~9¥i1dll‘fl3(°P?ill§"“thehgI‘OWth A

 The fame‘Requefi to ehelPé1rliel1nent “andaforefaid Al
I Perfons we humbly ldefi-re 1Iiay”extend«untol other
e Blafphemous Books alfov,-, The Names and B1afphe--

mics of fome of A which jvelilgewifelherewith tender; 5

 

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ThcC:1ta1oguc and Céfitcntséf fbmc ofthofc

Popifh Books that have beérr publifhed in  

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2‘. Tbe‘Verity zafcfiréflim Fzzitb,’ 1:651 « A 3

A3 , fl”/1eW_J~”cflivity ofzz Cbriffizzfl Lzfea   I65 I’.
A 4,:z*iye Profit offieleevmg, 16517. A A

 A 5.; S2zz'm‘ A1f1PcAi‘n’s Aflzzrefar the DWI;  I 651.} AA 

A AL All which fore mentioned Books have more or lvcfs
¢ V % A im:h<cm'1n favor of the Poi1fl1*Religion,  as cm.
A ningly 1nfinL1ating,‘ a that 1: «eV R;omifl1A Church is

 4that lflniverfal VCi1urCh to WhiC:hn”1uft neccfl"a--f_%

 :i;dhc1*c,8:.cL V       

5. Parfayfs ~12e]§l2vtio7rz3‘;_aS héfirfc putitfdr:11 with-«I
“out Bmmy’s CoA1*1*e€ci0n'. % A ~ ~ V A %

     A-7.. gm-vAhis I;¢z'r'0a’m‘2‘iz9rz.;,-,  Book buf~n’d as Popiih ¢

4 in the late’ Arch-Bifl1ops days, as ‘h:mi4ng~v¢1mny of the
‘grofs Points of'Popc;ry in it. A ‘ V

 8. T/aevflalyak Cam*t;.-,A which Book, A with the other

two *f01‘A€going it,  are fowc11A known to many Schollcrs AA

and jiidicious men in ~.Hngz;zmz4 tr) «_&wb<3fun&With Popjfll
:E1*:mrs,t11atw‘e%nccd ’b~Lit‘x1i‘a1*11e4thé1n’}‘f44V~ 7   9‘  "_ _  ~ % 
”  W9; &Tb _e‘l0fz‘ S/7e;‘%~*ret%za9*ne&Mome;% or i‘/Ii?AV?mz);*~irz*27e‘s°tb¢'
w 4CVvnwrfivn itai the C2ztlm9’[ike% Faitfi of?‘Th~o%: Vairie,V%1),' 

Wabofifig agrwt~flaew«>f %Lea1‘hin'ga1idArgu1ne11« V

ration to Aévincc the PopifhRc1igion %to;bé‘thcT %0‘xie1y A V

Vtru¢_Rc1igion,A the Church of R’amc% the" onely trub

13 4A  Church,

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Chu*f‘CT1, and infallible; imuntaining Latin. Service,

flxzhe Coxnnlunionin one land, and moi’: of the,grofl;‘ePc
npointso£%Popery;       4  .  r

I O. A' Mzflfive to /7255 _7mz]'zj?y K.]ames,by Dr Czzrriek,

 wrinen 39 yezuis ag[o,Ve4andirepr1nted1I 649., containing
thehzlotxves ofhxs Converfion to the Roman Reeligion, M
with~nInducem’ents ntp.t11at"K1ng%to tL“_11‘n Papift: The [

APubv1ifl1er endevoring to make L21/t;5’é‘r,Czz[‘zJz';¢,B e,m,&c.

V odious 5 inferring f‘r01n*Mec}2»z;¢irk5 C[4z'm"f0 z‘/Je Pu119z’r,

the Dif21g1‘C€II,1¢ntdthat is amonge ournkfelvees, and the
mifcarriagesof part}icL11.a1*pe‘rfo.ns ;,j~Tnl1at+4our&R¢1igion
is falfe 5 A%g1oryin"g% ymumch  th¢eC’Q1‘%WC1ifi0n*nof‘ many
;Protefl:an'gs ;;to Pope rye of%%17Taten :_,n as, r Vlzzm, Hugh
i°;z¢4lz';¢,n Hem.‘ Irefmu ‘N. Read, Mr Iiicbz Nidza/1:, Mr
 Ric/J.’ Mfz'/efem‘, n%MereIiic/2.1 nnL(Jm[/mw,% Mr Wzi/Z“: Rozvlmds,
My -T/Goxmgnsg Normifigtqvm,  Mr ffoyzzer, I\/Ir Blzzkzflayzg,
Mr Ealxvnral Barke7',.Mr E Af0WaM1;P€f3f_.G[14¢J_ M1‘ 55.4ck-
flm2Mr Cooper,Mr 0: Crég/JtomMr Amlmv Tozmggr»-“z‘0,2¢,
.M1‘ 1*-lug/7‘1i';¢afl, Mjr_ box fobnfl0;¢,“ Mr)’/V1’/Zzlaem Simple.-
Perfvvading, that things being fallen to fuch an uncon-
nceivkaeblre Cownfufion in li3z¢gZmaz’,% it is no matter of won-

A*_.., , ;\_.

A‘ A. iderntha. fQin1z;ny;turntto Popery,M_ but that more do not

flfolltaixvl M ‘

 :n:.%n:~eeL;m;¢a of z/ye W1, A by%g.;M.   TAhewhc$1e

{cope of the ;Bc5o%k‘ .in$_f"tQ‘\P¢ffVVad€ peop1e;,T1nt the

”*ChfirWC11 01’ Vfieménen is the 0116 my IN? Chumnand
tlmciis:-parat.1on from her 13 finfu1.and"damnable; and

at the end  nitnare prefiixed f0}me %Pc*>pifl1“Ch1ef’cions

_inRhy1nC, Wllifihwexfe anfwerediby‘M:%S/tmz¢elfiHircm
:fQr«ty yC}‘?‘r5;n3gO'  i‘ ’ M % ” 1 ' %   A %  ‘

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12. ‘A Jtzlizzeifefl ted.ec/Jviyegie MriW.;P. _/jruerfim from
the Proteflamt C_\0,Wg7€g&1t'j0}¢;flWd /azét C oxvzzerjfiaie ,tfott/2_pep Czt--p

‘ftboliqzte C/mm/5 .- Muintainingralln the grofstPoints in

Popery, :1fli1‘tningtl1e Roman Church to be the only

true Clttttchgto \Vl1lCl1tClll.1T1iUflI joyn, from whichnone I

mL1l’clfepzn*nte upon pain of Damnation; T,hat {he is

infallible, and cnnnotteach anything reopttgnanttp the l

Wotd .ol7Gocl~, ln‘o;n'1ore then God crmtteach contrary
tol1ir.nfelt+,' And tlflat Preotellcantst have no true Scrip-

  ture to build their Faith on,

A A 13;  T/eels? xzzzm';m.t*io:/2 of the late 2452‘ ofettbe G501/tzruaezzé A i
tzim ¢zt< Qpxfard, V lcoI2;t'.<zi.w'.mg their R.enf0téspeagaimfl we S can-

:z:/7:tC¢9‘tze;¢zz}22“m¢::L’ I’re:éiyte2*y,  A

 nT“hefwl1ole drift of this Book  itoiideniyiotlflilieliwi A

gionto be true, A wbf.’C:1L1l.C of the Difunion between the
Epifcropnliztns and the Prtesbytetians-,-, To {lander and

  reproach ou1:C.:tpt:zins that led us out of Ro1nifl1E-

gypt 3,“ alfert Ttaditionsiint the “Popifh fen"ce5t~the Sttcrzt-5
ment of the Mafs, Pr.1ye1‘s for the De.a.d,l Purgatory,
and Invocation of psaints. A   A   A ; *   ; V

V A I4.A T1'eutife‘ etntitnledpTl2eI€{g/2: Relzgietrz ifleiimed,

-»by L. I3. :16 5:2... '1iéndi.ngito‘ptove,p That the Rotnilh

<.Church is the true "and only CutltoliqueChL1rch, In—-
fallible Ground andiiRu1teiiof‘Fuitl1t;, maintaining the

’*’Real Prefence, Adoration and Botving to;.the Hozzft,

;A1tn1*s:,t‘Ix11iztges, Reliques, tvorflinippixag of and praying
@tl0lii" n €1S3 and Saints departed-.-.,a C1‘t1n§.,T :1 perfeéi:
el<eepingof~tl1e Con1m:mdments, The Ptiefcs power to
iforgive Sins in a. proper fence, :;1ndl.1un:1a_ne 1T1€l‘1tS;

A wDenyingthe Aétions of A Beleev?e1"st in Covenrtnt to be

-«Duties,; juflsifyingthe Receiving the Communion un-
' B 2. . clet

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derhéonekind, acknoiw1edgingChrifl:s Infiitution to be 1

‘ otherwifc, butnot binding; and that allethis muft be A

yeeldede toe if a. man: \VOaU.ld be faved. A A

15. 1’rzzyertothehSezi7;itsVimiieeted,  F .1’. I652; M

 the Laixvfulnhcfs and Dumy ofprayimggto» S:mi:ts
and Angels»; ’1‘hez.ti the; 3‘*(£2'fll*.S“ Hf€d;W’€7¢.v.k‘.?¢01W the feerete

qftheéheerts of men iipm Ehzzrth 5 her the Saint: e4-  

-wen fhmif were your use E.4rth7‘ heme [each [)0'm3l‘4fl5l_d1&fh707’if_y
hy their prayers in H eeruemm tweeezrve mm Heatven whet‘

faithful rich men they pleizfle; That thefe thaeperfevere A

iii the ez"ei¢y:el  this. Daffrihe V Prayer to‘Sizz7i=t:,, mzifi
peri hierverleefliezgly iii *Hell,e where the S‘zzim:Lc flmll  theme,

and re] ayee in their t07'm€}2l’5  Anti" that }¢'0‘ Hojmae: Wee» .A
flip; A‘e£erzL%tia7¢, Peoflrzitizani hath 01-3 ady  Swzeh, 275 to he

deriyiedh‘ fhi€’.Sdi7¢fS' and Angels, limit‘ amzfy wflhle Seierifiee,
which is (filial te’he.)* diiertaed aiomni A A  I A

" I6». .11 przidem zziiza/eeiere Cheyre, heihg zzfzire L.czhel-
.mark to ml! thaje whee ewe been tafleet to emlfro in thefi
mzrue»-mg times, by H. G. 1650:. Beginning his;P1:0-
logue thus, «viz». Sir, Since it hath pleafiez’Gae1topiit .¢
period in rhe‘ca;mmm prafejfed “Ii: eligiien of this N atiaimmd
thhthyeidzetherity   of AR L I; A M EN T :  Capii-
zals the. Papgifizeeprintsi ir,f anxdfo we re--print it, that the

  P‘wr1ieai:n?e.nx; 1'l1‘i:ght take notice ofit. The Book affim1s,
Theztarhzzte the Chm~eh=;of~Reme haldxh faith  imittersaf

Faith; d7;’hj€9‘h ‘ Teilxerefoflrex te'he*heZeerwed*  iyzfzzllihier lfmthe :
*P1ead«ai for; meelaarpereeil pee hemfei inthee .E.tM}iIM?’Z:fl', and

’ qferizig u_77 Chrifl‘: the Mai ; A as aadiee Sacrifice; maxim-
I Wash ..dtt21‘i6,‘.‘I£‘liZ7‘h oezfefl’ ;. the ruiflhle Headfhipe of the
Tfape, Pr;ijzertahSaie¢t5elepizirtee1, Wee/hip to Im.4ge:,‘e ._Pt£l'-- e

V gerory,e?E‘ree~mi:l[; Merit efgowl   ;eek:e,‘ reiditim, Imlul-§ 

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AA generic: 2,’ That Seriptu.;e is b view‘ to declare it: own A A
fence in things t/mt inn/Z ne ézeleerz/ea? npan pain efDn2nn.».:-

A A tiang, and that t/eere are it/ee C/anre/J Zzna’ t/we C/Jnrcn of

Rome n 1'/ae only infnfilliéle Rnle-barn to know went is tire
Wordofe ~God,  V t/eeJ[en»ee tnereef, nnal mnnf 22:‘ to be ée-
leeved 5 and that npon the é_velz'ef of n]! this dependy onr
teeverlnfling welfare.  L ,  A 7% A
I 7.  A Treatife of Senz7_[n, byVSeet. ‘h L
% I~8.t T/ee Cnrzflinn _SodnZz7tye, Or Cntneli Anne Hit/e(,f
‘Bees, by‘ E , P, alias G'n_ge, as isfaid; Whic I1 expounds
the Popiflm Prinfnnet-,juftifiesttheir Popifh Days, Wor-
efl1ip,and the Whole Reljgio-h of Pope ry : printed I 6 52.
1:9. The cm/em Moelemter , printed I 6 52., the
fourth Editioene. he Pleading‘ for a. T~0le“1‘atin0n eaf the
Popifh Religion; maintaining the rea1corporea.1 pree-
fence in the Euelmtaiflt, ep~rta:ye1° to=Ange*1s A zmdt Saints
depe.tted,;,&:e; A Pneting a. painted Gto~fs~ upon the foul

face of P0p€ty,.tOv make it appear otherwifet then it is 5

Mnkéng much mention. of A e jneear /glaerie , eendernef5' ,

/enznilzey *2. nnnetnnl Love 1-,C§“"6'. lfl1CCVI»;'Iy to aebufe the

people of this Commonwealth; for the tworld
tknotws, that tehofe VCfttU€.S‘f1C~:V€1'e appe:u*ed4int Papifts
towrardnecehrieftianst of a. diflqsreent Belief, who ate not
(that we know of) tolerated ‘to profefs their;eRee--

~t ‘reign amour them: exce tbf the atcl1itev6;thentt of the V
1 5 Cf

Sword taken up in their efence agaitrrft Poeptiefh cruel-«

Y " ties .1 Neon“ doth the Author in the Leatfiit tde1nxg1L5terate

new tnefiratefinznts znny be Affitfadedffne Towlerntien, in eezfle

the Pnpifle [ball at nn)ztiznebeteometne new part, as bee
ing impoflible for hixn or any othets for to do, euentxl :2.

Po=pi£h--—Gene1'at1-Cemmchele {hall earxeeel forms of their
“  Points of Ftaith: about the Popes Supremacy, and

’ ;Chutehes Imfatflihikity ;, which Points all Papiftse mufl: "

3x A andfl

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‘V and do ?be1ieve,notwithflanding anything 4'cheyfl1a11
\_fay‘"to the contrary, ’ V A Q A A A  ,

‘Q   SI“/9e Name: we  kemies of fame Books‘7eete13;opifl1.

H O  3 his LEV I AT H AN , A Affirms,“ 5
That ell they to w!Jeme.Ged feet/9 neoefepermzteralu/y re-—
weeleel tee Seripmres, are net eélzged to eéey them‘ by. any
other Am"/Berzty then z“/Jzzit oft/ae Cemmamvezzltk reefidingviye

M t/ee S orverezlg-ye ,w;«’s'a eiely /mt/a z‘/ae Legz:/l)ztz'rve~power:p;'21o5' ,
That tire IC'z)-egdem of Goa’ we prey for‘ in t/ae Lora’: .

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"beet 4 Civil Ifizegelem, geruemeez’ 6); G ea’: Liervtfeeeezzets and
V?Vieeee: zepen Ifezrzfuezreel new 4eS]2ir2ieeml  That the preach»
mg oft/ae ‘Ape/Hes me; the preewbieeg ef tbe'5”I<_' z ;e‘g'a’ee12a"e p.

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me LwrI;,w/:02: 41 Citrzflizzee S o'vemz;g‘;¢,t/mt ‘/mt‘ e next gm-e

pier G eel the Alter/verity ofgovexning C%mz7ji,‘i21,12 meeeg and
that éy tee Deflrieee w/are/9 in tfye Name of Gael’ be ba,e-

‘mama’: tojée tee; /at zexezfrere Rule, we are teeexamizee aeeel
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A That Ifenrfeinee ehnzenez.’ en: tefzzy wzt.hA oer t01tg;tte.,W€ he

belcfcve not in CAh1'ifi, we nwzfi ohey the 1e>m;»ee-, §1"n:i that
evhntflzewer el Seth] ed?‘ 223‘ eentpe/lee! to in eheeiienee to .h27e S or
evemegng amt doth it not in order ta his own eninet, heat: in

ereler to the Law of z'sA C onntry, that he

V his SAorz2emz'gn:. «.3 nor is it he that zlnthzlv eef e efehnyeth 
hefere neemhnthzix Gover;eo2:,ezn1a’ththe Lem: efhzls C e.A:n2teyA .-

.27I.~ A A A 4
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Zéleflles days, hzet nanny hIel’U€? neeeflefly enfl neezzy their
Awe;  A, 27  A A  ~  A A

Tl1atPzz£i‘z'o3ns efmeenenn never he ‘lettleznifthtl or finfze[,A.
hzet when they are again/tthe Lem: of the Conznzenweelth :
p; 279. Den ing, that the New Teffmnent :35 in any
place to“ nny perfhfn at Law, where the Law of that C enznetne-J
wealth hath noteneeleztfe, p. 284. And as much he
fi1ithe‘of the whole Scri‘ hturet elfcjwhere: with :1 great

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A Teflintenye to en: Appreoeehing’ Glory“; by~5'5e/hen

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A4 it were hnt at Pezrnhle, and that Gaels heart wees. not jet eqzon

the Avery hezrvinge little Blood for thefins of thJ6P€0P[6’;
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A, wheAeonlelnet‘fie how there coztldhehn Reteneeilietion
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