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ther we {hall 1o’o’ke upon the King or the
people, it did never more behove this great
Phyfitizm the Parliament, to, effeét a true
confent towards the parties? then now5This

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wards the Soveraignqtowards the Sub jet},
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7 i vifhing at once the Spheres of all ancient go-

vernment, inrprifoning us without Baile or
Bond. They have taken‘ from us vvha.-t fhalll

  fay (trideediwhat have they: .left us) allemcaneof
i ifupplying theliing and ingratiating our {elves
» with him, taking up the rootest ofall proprie-

ty, which if it be mat feafonably ‘I —fet_;-inrmhe
eroundby his M.3;j€fii€53133Qd:lVC nun ilavcrillj

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To the making ofthemigxwhole.  {hall apply

my felfe, and propound a Remedy to. all thele

dileafes, by one and the fame thing hath the i

King and .Peopl‘ébe'enc hurt .?Ta'nd by the fanfie
muft they be cured, A to vindicate what ? i New
things .3 No.our ancient, fober,vitall liberties
by reinforcing of the ancient Lavves made by

our Ance (tors, by letting fuch a Character

~   upon them, as no licentious Spirit {hall dare

ht-1‘€3?.fi’¢1,‘ to enter upon Eh€m9 Anni fl,1all,_vyee

\ tllir-l1<(‘»'.‘,!I’11.7i‘iiS.;.‘<1, wa.5zfrb breake aP;atliamenrn.‘ISTr3-

Our defires are modelt and ju 13:, I fpealce truly
‘both for the intereflz of thC King and People.

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tions, which Vconfi-{’ts of foutc partS,tw\o of
which have relation to the parfons, two to
the propriety of goois, for the ptrfans the
  ‘ freedoms ef them from i1nprifoning;-  

  Sccandly, ftcim employments abroad,
contrary to the ancient Cufifiomesfor out ‘
goods, that no leavics may be made but in
Parhament. Secondly, no billctting of
Souldiers:It is mofi necefl'ary,that thefebe
tefolvcd, that the Subjcéts may be fecured

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W111 bee fit to; determme it by ‘a Grand '
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"Thin-‘st Oirder Method J fay of your pro:
ceedmgs, together with the importunity ofi'°e-F
red of the Subjeft ~in:hand,t have emboldened"
me to fO111Cit’C an extention of the late granted;
proteiftions in generall. The law f’i11neff'e:anda

honefly of the Propofitions.dependst upon: A

thefe two particuiayrsg. A

V The prcfent Troubles of‘ theparties p‘ro'--
teéieélg having ‘runne themfelves into a further’:
and= almofl;_ir1*ecove~rablev hazards, by: prefué
mingv upon and feeding" themfelves with
the hopes. of at long Continnuing. Par~lia+=-~
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Let: the fecond be this Confequencc 5:,
That that which is ipreiucliciall to m‘of{,s
ught to Minifler matter of advantage to
the tefi so Sithi then our interpellationsk and-.
difiu*;hances~ amongft our {elves are d‘ifp1ea—'e
ting: almofl to all if any benefit may.“ .l:iee~
CQHCCQICLL.  i letnitr fall vpon thofe, ‘=for~I_ thinke
the breach of our Seflion can befriend?‘ none
hautafnch, norfuch neither, but by" meanes of '
the ;g_rantrhefore hand;  becaufe itis pro-~
baE£é3F»that his, Majefliei may can re’; .R’en"1ee.-~
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