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time they deﬁre to decline,~ Thei r wifher and endeavour:
being earneﬁl y hent upon the obtaining a ﬁxed y Peace,
for which canfe they doe not think; good to confmne any
more of the time alion'ed for the Treaty in any farther
debate: upon the Ceﬂation, concerning which the y ﬁnde-
Tour Ma jcﬁics Exprcﬂion: ﬂ) donhtfnll, that it cannot
be ﬁcddenl y or eafil y reﬁhved, and the remainder of the
time for the whole Treaty,- heing hut ~'j'"e'rzjen dam, if the
Ceﬂatian were grefently agreed; it would not yeeld any
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Homes 1n their Reafons had not Pneceﬁitated H's
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as couldnot upon thofe points derive: Truth withi
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Treat upon the (Deﬂation , Which though it Wed:
at prefent for no long time,) yet was from the day
named by themf'elves the 2 5 ofMarcb, Whereas Hi's
Majeﬁy ﬁrﬁ moved for a Ceﬂ‘ation and Tteaty“,
without any Limitation at ail 1n the time of either ,
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the time (Io that 111 the theme while the point 0%
(luarters might be Io Iet ed, as that his Armys might
fuinIi) and which might have beene ( if they had
pleaIed )1 a very good and promiﬁng ,‘earneIi, a1 d! ’
forerunner of that great bleIIing of Peace, for the.
obtaining ofwhich the wiIhes and endeavours of all
good men being earneIily bent, a farther debate tn
orde; to Io gneat a beneﬁt did not deferve to he
Iiiled a conIumption of tune And his Ma yeIiy can-
not but: conceive himIelIe to be 111 a Ii1a11ge condiv
{1011, if the doub1fnlneIIe of expreﬂions , (which
muIi almaies be whiles the Treaty 18 at Iueha Di-
ﬁanceﬁhd poweg is denied to thoIe upon the Place
toﬁelp to deage and explaine) or his neeeﬂ'ary ree
plymgw Charges laid upon him; (that he might
not Igeme to acknowledge what was Io charged)
Q1 1115 limitatiqn} oI die time oI Ieven Daies for
the Treaty (whi9h was not limited by his MajeIiy,
who ever deI Ed to Mhave avoided that and other
51111111119113.1th have given great interruptions
to it) Ibould be as well beleeved to be the grounds,
as they are made the Arguments of the re) eéiion of
that,wh1ch(11ext toPeace 1t Ielfe)his MajeIiy above
all things moItdeIircs to Ice agreed and Ietled, and
which his Ma } cIty h0pe3(if 11 may be yet agreed on)
will give his people Inch 3, taIie of Inch a bleIiing’
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andwha t 'fhould move them to fuff'er [0,. much by a
Change , they will not thinke thofefheir F ﬁends
that {hallforce them to it, or be themdet’s ready
tocontribute to the reniewing of their formenmi-
feries, without fome greater evidenceiofNeceﬁit'y
then can appeare to them , when they {hall have
feene ( as they {hall fee,ifthisTreaty be fuﬂEred. to
proceed) that hisMa-jcﬁy neither askes nordenies
any thing , but what not 011er accordingtoLayy
he may,but what inhonoun and care of his-people
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