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C mfé ye Merdzv, f£*.?Aid the Angel, curfi {loam éittkfly,

éecmzfi they Mme; not tr} the help of the Lord gz_g’m‘n_%/E; the
mighty Judges 5. 23; Solén made a law, that in fueh unna.;.
rural! divifions as were are Atod well aicqtlainced with %,aLa*!l:»

that we-ulds ndt apply ”themfcI"vcs 1:9 0ncV,fidc~ or %other,*,;

afhould be: put t:o death, bcVcat‘1fc'_1;hey wauld not adventure tflllxcjix

private pcrfdns for thcpubliquz good-; for men11%ot~Vtb..dctIa»r€
.themfelve%s at fuch atime, was not accounc;:tI,Mdds-_rati%e>n,fl but
‘1‘rcach‘cry ; bc"c.aufe it is clear and:A‘Cvi?dent,that\;nTm ie>£V;t1ia-tiffiiain
did butwait Afdr an opportunity to %adVvancc chemVf&‘lv'c§;anvd@ BVE4

tray the%Cdmm<m—wca1th,V by goingbovcrto thcifcronggctfidcgyas '

form: have lately‘ done fincc the ta4kizj1g'of-.3r§/fall‘: Pititit i§

V Qthént Salon: 1s;vv~is‘notir~1~fbrce. =*

4  concerns th~¢rh.t£o<~:p¢r7ufc thePa?r{iamcnt-ary-Coycnar1t , and thc .' H

1 Buttbérc“ arc %div;c:r$ who _a1:é.,P'cart%Ic'd» .-o‘ut: of thei 1:’ NeLi7tra:_fi«tjv

~ zzndi ifidifferéficiég. -—whoa~fc:‘£til1 at:,1‘:I:13ei-r Win? émi, and lmow um:

whirzhs tide to take ;  they take pa=rt:v;vith~d% the Ivwrliament, they
are afraid they {hall rcfiflz the Ordinaiacéof Gcd; andif they gar
wt: to tfie"AKi_11g a%t1d:%.;%zecmthe-y aiffi afraid they final! joyn with

. rfio;fc.whm.1a;m .to~ oW:rt1?x;roAw theA4.Chfi?r¢h‘4a‘nd" Kingdofi;
._briz'1g‘i:fi'gV= ofeI?ofi£:tyazmi‘;Slavef)t both? ;a1t;0n6€7‘.   V %

f; F*0f‘Ef1t"‘fRfi3faIa?‘¢flr bf heft“ ’g“n'o:am; :mdi, pcr’pIc1l:ctd%«fpiil;é, 

«Court-A-Gov c1ia*nt;forr one of chéfe‘Covcnants  new  takcti

shy,~;cvc¢y~Mun%:%in“éht:'

Th? Com*t+- Cazxieximrf : % .4

V A "‘ Figffl, ‘Fm-fixer‘ Com.~:»covena¢nc% ,»therc is~n<”3thing”« ii-1" it té iffmfcl

E. as of the: Priricely Truth and %Goodi%nefl'e of Prince Rnp:rt,%o1f

Prince zlluurice, who have 1 greater command tn the Armmhcn
His-2 MaV;efiy%hi‘mfclf  2; ‘We ar.cAn,0t Yjet‘ affiIrAed ~05 “thZq§@t:‘:<”?»113

*§mch:and— G.bodn€£f€:;tr Anor ofithttT1'uth??AarId‘%GAoddIi€{f€‘ of th0f€ A

"?.api9cs:;-% E:1gljf*H;:ahd$*I‘rifh5% WhW0“yo%Wa“nd fwcat‘, that thcy'vv.iU.
maintam the. true“ Protefl:az}t‘41~{~el:g1on 

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Agtzizrzfl ‘me, faith our Saviour, Lake II ;.;_z3’. % And, i

3   V\,7c* cannot‘ BA: aflii-:—-A

”;:*§{;l‘3‘,l!ll1l1C’l11,l:€f'TC tell afllttéclg atid 3fi1lVlylt?.Aafll1re& iefll-its Majfefl:'lVe§'

*1-’ttncely Truth, w_ho- hath broken foTmany fotemn Protelltations;

‘ not of His Goodnelfigxvho fats His hand and feifil to fueh unmeréw» he

c;-ifull lncl bloody Commiffiongixxtitneflethat Commifliotntnevezv
to be Io-tgqtten, which was fent t?6~Tompl@I4.s"th¢ flteens Agent,
to bear himfamtl his l.‘j€ll0WS-Ollt ma Plot as black as-that ofthe.

._GAunploWde’t-‘-,Treafen;  A "  A ~ M A A A ~ A V
   Secendlyg tMoreover,{every ‘man that takes the Court-4Cove-l

V ttant Atnufl: fay, Iltdo beleeve that the raifing andi employing-of:
. Parcels By}.-lis Majel7l;y, for the purpofe and caufebefore mentionw

ed, to be mohfl juft and Anecefl”a1*y.t But.a1l‘f:the queflion i's,VVhetht1‘t“=

AtheKing dic:l4lrail'e,At and; cl<:>th;‘ employ all Hisfiorees and the A V
t . fleetns, for the pB1’*p0f€ efforefaid, that is, the maintenance of
the Proteftantkeligien ;, or Arathert it is out of.queftion,. that He
doth not empl~oy%them- to thaf‘purpofe.H A A ‘A '
V  A Thirdly,‘ titffis tol)etWOI;tClf€;’h{l~at,.tl1atEtl‘leAC3.ValiC1’5,,N€g1‘0“s,’;
WelfhA.& IriIh;&c.l'hould<'endeav_ou r to procure the re—eft7ltal>_lillh—
men: of the Peace and quiet at" thisliingdom 5. and that ftheyv R ‘

fltottldlfelp Hit; Majesllies Suh;"e<?cs to ‘recover, naytenjoy their;
Liberty and ‘Pt‘Qp_Crtyl,- etcciotditagm the Law. olvthe Land; foe

they imptifon the perléns of good‘ 511tl=>i€&S;A Is thauthe way to-

  “ help them tottheir liberty ?ll~They take away: their Efiatesfls that AA A

the wayto mtake-thcml‘ enjby their1Pto.perty? And;is.allAthisldone ‘

.W‘-‘0fI'dAing' to the L2,:\VaOfth€ Land "P43?

‘ he 2 11?omfth;lyg. they vow that they will‘noAttel1-infier AorAp:rej‘ltdice the

A fignes;of Hlis Majfifiys in the! cot17dt;El: or’ employment of His

4 [A Ilrmy. * Now, w-hatjD”e1fi§hes His-Maijefty li8l;Cl.'l.1p.l()lvAI1*L3‘:2*rfl(}*l/1-lllafli
V Mareh-, iatnclf? what; l D€3figttcs= He ‘A had ttponr” Ecmdoribut the f.othe-r

  . d-3Y_a’AiS'well.knowngaPihld”fhalltl9anyl Man lnitntle himfelf frem

he hmdring ‘fit-ehhlhiltekh andéhlooclytDlefitgncs,tlnay bind eh ‘himfelf by‘
a Covenant made. with (3od,from hli“n‘drit1"gDefigmTes Afotextreme;=.l

L‘ AA_Y difpleafing to the Gedrof A Heaven; 9f Letfeven Heathens judge ,

11"!‘ this pa*rtici1la1+; for iris aegaihflc the » very light: (if Natu“re,i% to

Protlflete this unnatural"! ‘Wart, raind A. fucht1nc.hrifl:ianl,, nay inhu-=4
mane La-md"’ba1'bla1’01IS:D€figfl6SA._ A  V ’ “ ‘A  “ A

 F-iftly,t' is-AAvelrytfi‘ralzi.*ge that:atay.tt‘ EhAglifl1m'm.At1lfAfl1oullclfllaeleevcg, VA 

that the Sttbjcflrs of‘E§¢_tgiml2dl"érett1‘ottbound*.t§hy.tahy- Order qr Oti-
tdmartce of Pa rliamenfig for an %0rcle'r of» th‘e Hamfelt ‘of A Commons

A t d,Qth.obl-ig_e all tfhe.A_C_;_o1mtnort55téfwfiitagjmzdg, atltlcl git Orclinancerof h

:1_':g0.l‘ C15 

Lo tcis and Commonsdoth oblige Fall the ySAubj'e€’cs of Engfwcii {

V  Silxthlygyiteis beyondiadtniration, that theltoyfiers or Caxr'at~3_
“fliers vow that they will not obey any A& or Declaration méid_e:
by the Kings Majeity folely, which is not according to tome A

~k,nownI.aw, Cefiome of the Realm,‘ or Statute enaetedj by the

X |‘ King, Lords and Commons in Pmliamettt :: When astheir taking
A tip of ArtnsAagainfl:.. the Parliamentyand fuch as are quiet in the
Land, is direétly contrary to the Laws of theland, and to 211“? .

“ enaéted Cuf’C0m(’2S', as {ball be fiaewnianon; may {me they are

not able to prove, that it hath been a Ctuftome to take up Arms L
V agatnft. the Parliament, we need not put them to prove-that it:A:::

ha-thbeen a Legali Cuftome. A A to
V F‘naIIy,..though the Covenant didh"e“eia1'e but now, that a Be-=-

elaratiop, made by the Kings Majefiy folely, doth not ob1ige,yet:;'
herein the clofe there is a fly-Alrewel intimation,that Hie Maj tyAPgyA:,;es 4

L twarrant is to fufficient to ju{3;ifie.a.mans bearing of Arms 5 their: ’

ii . piratfiife doth declare their intention; for if theyyhavebnt the.
Kings VVarrant, they prefently take up Arms,an~d are lnotfo vain 

M to Ray till the Lords and Commons give them leave to take up i

Arms againft the Pa rIiAament.. But as wife asthey-are in fA'raming~

Aa». Covenant, a Parliament-Captain may aITent.to theilait words-A.o
of the  Covenant; forthe that takes: up Arms by theAA-uthority of I M
Ilarliaimentydoth takeup‘ Arms by ‘Authority juftly. defivved from 
T}-leis Majefizies immediateWarrat1t; for they are His} tMa1'e&ies~«

' higheft Court an"d.Councel1, called.by“HisAMa1'efiies Writ ;, andii“ A
' what they Ado as the.SupremeCourt,ttheydobyytheliings own  __

.Auth0fiCyo; . it  

My V so nitieh forthef com.ca§;;~;¢;n¢:, taken bythe R oyftets;tCea~ 

véliets, Papifis, Delinquents, bee. in?thAe: Kings A‘rimy,an~du1 bytoo  A

many fimple an-yd “cowardly men,..wi1o..;.at*e.Aund.ieAt theipowet of *

the Army~fye0if,1‘,h.e._yKit3g or ;§Z_L1}e ezns ‘u A.

The P?arZiz:menmry— Ca't2e.m2:¢tt: ~-

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In the next .ypla~'ee=,~ :1 *{ha'H give CA1»€€r.AfatisfaC7C1’0I1~‘t0*'fu‘ChiOb§€=- ~-
AE-tionse base are urged againfl: the ‘Parliamentary -Covenant ; fomfl. A1:
flfumblei at the Penitentiall,Aothetaa.t..;theA.:Ci\zi11; .o   ii

yvenya‘t1t.;tyAi   A v A e A i  A * ‘A  i  ‘ A
A . '‘FirPC,’th€y’' fay they aI‘€'::nOt.‘pI‘€!par‘€(i to~vente:tIirito-fo~£t*ti&ha 
y:@ovenant.,‘%Totthisjit isanfivetedA;fty;“Ty,hat they have above twice 

 

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o for ghee :3 ;1e_;::fa?11e€ont.-eot»2. Or-.1rr§Co«veneante ofoRefo rmation, ‘Z15 a*‘C0-‘ 

 v._e;nax:}t of"_G-race; and therefore we do fl0EeeC1‘1:C1‘ieK‘itI5CI~“1i1S Cove-

o,;n_;o1r_.,‘gpfefiimoingeuponour own, but ttjufiirig upon the ‘free ande

_ :4erff‘e<fku;1ell L?3~x'a..ceeot God. ' “ A

A Others there are, who tell us that a 'B'e1eever‘need noVt,enay

'  ought not to repent: Sure thefe men know not what Faith on A

Repentance means, for i? is ingpoflible for any man b.u1:  eleeg
vex‘ to repent. From whence do peniteza: purpofes ar1fe,orpe;1e1-—
tent rears flow, but fromthe lov~eo_fjGod, and hatred of Sm;
now no man but a Beleever can love God, orohate Sin; and theere»
fore no manobut :1 Beeleever-cam repent. It is deer and evident
that no mam will repent, till he doth beleeve that it is to fome:
purpfe to repent. "Her.eVen’ts of his fin, who repents from his
; fin, Ha_é,6. I. Now no man but a Beleever can rep en: from hxs fin.
Agjxd the {elf-fame'men are notoaihamed‘ to fay, thatflthefins. of

’ 1.3-1§1.¢evers are no; elmrged upon theiroown perfons, ‘rnuchb‘1efl‘e A

' ¢;vo;_:g.20I3stl1e~eeKingdom o1'»Nation,’and therefore they? Jhould lye and

if Jo.e?‘fo.;£w'orn,o: ifI:heyfei11oL:1c1*,fayand afwear that the Nation fareé ”

  , worfe for; teheioreffios. J V
g elk» e \V7h7.iCI.le, I"‘€.'ll71f‘\;'9'CIT‘,e'fIh3t:teo1tIS onct:h~mg7 to fay that‘G'0d..dOt%h
A iL1f1;fi*i.(‘-‘T13.’ fa.tiSf:§‘§i:o,1?y puneiihmenots ;‘ a:nd aneothereto fay, he dothoeim

‘flgfl. ¢1£emp:1avy¢ claafiiiitmentsj upon Beieeovers, nay. upono the
 fol; t11c:ir"faeke;e for-God mczyepa~rdot'1r the {in of aupeoplog
amd’; )*°<:;£ Eialm Yengeaneeeeof their inveiitzions, 79/£11.99; 8. ":TI:: {azmg£i°
 ti/9:  lqihdled againfl 1]}m1,.2e..Sam.:2e4.. or  and God?'fmo't~e
t3h€;'P€f'2p;iQ‘, owioth» peflziolencc, andyceeD~»wida;penitentBlelecve-1?,
cryes out, Lari /mew firmed, and I /Mm dam Wicétdég, ‘t/Mfé
fiTeag»,.o Wlm; Moe V1.7/Jeydrnlzie ,  the  Verfe of that chm tc-r.
«i°I:t7%i_t% may gooj.i:l1eWi7r;h?~a_ Belcevcr‘ fora ttafih woordg, becazu ~e7' he
*f;m.axks:11nwdvifed'ly when his:~fp1r.ito is provolccd; Pfal.  32, 33.
If God mav vific their iniquity with— firzipefs, f_r~.o‘m%..whom he doth

90:: take his Ioviogse kindflfifl-C5.R_~flIl;.K9;32»;3 3r.»th'en certain-ly&GQ“_ci$ V

,ma;7yt foe f§é1roimpute«inifquity- cow Bc1eevens,eoasooNt.o a._ffliét“thc‘me=»£*ith
‘~tcm'p<>I?a,I‘l echaftifemen £75. TIT rca‘d-'o£h.ju: the hca;.rt ofuffiwvas pelt-

éfefl aflxhis.  o es, and the_r:fo;1::c: he,.w}1?s,a« Be1iewer:,“z 'C‘;J1*§fl_¢;e 15*.

17. but I orcad Iikewife, thamrhe Kingdomwas troubledo“ with

e=wer5;;é:ca:z:;‘a 7A;’2zn‘«¥«s-4/:_;‘?:ai:;(/yl;§,- ::r_. ron;'1§¢9i9. e ands the rfo;fe~'t;hc A
A whole K~1ngdom:1na_yoFare the worfeelfoeersaaBe.1eeversofakc;Iefiyou A X.

oiseeli nrlgy £11E.‘I7W.@1fd..§§fi$iEh0t.C1€pgI}ff-[Om Z);zrge£sir;ho1zfe, ;the;;.treafon

ooeoxs M A

717$ g1_V%Chn5§£‘tc!rz;tgfi.t be }>.r:;'/E*tc1t""C?orl3 zmd took’ t1Je%Wifi"  V3‘£;zFJ, 2- 3 ant.
'It2;;”Iito, hflathrrnot E3061 written W bitten things cttough agmfc ’I1i;s~

¢peoplc‘Aof.late, rto recétll~tltemt.h~bm this e;rt'our'?“ Grodhmch put 
paft difputc, t—hatt th7e:,.tK1t1gdo‘n1 I fares the worft: for the ctat1*t1’atil

« «confidence; fécurity, unthankfulncflég and‘ utnfruitfitinttffehevtnt bf"

A Bttlcevcrs.  if=any?d0.-}*ct'ma£tte*‘it Ci qucfltion, VV9hethe1‘ ‘O1‘“t'T0
whey fltould be ht: tabled? in “theft dayets; of hI~i‘*u_mi!ia‘ttit:11gfiodlawill

4.tfoon putit out of queffion; htlttttus‘ tffimhitf under the hand of

. God‘, atadf fay witht David; Pf:-tl. I I 9. 1 at). 11/1} fl£'flrt?6m’5/étbfw

‘ fmr of t 1'bee,;}zntd~I ‘am zzfmid aft/1}..jud“gc1nrnN'.

A % Another%Ohjt6t1on is, Tlmtthtthc King hath vtbwed.;t<‘: be révénw

t gedton the Patlizunctxt, andVthercfbtc*we*muPc‘ttnrst‘ Ctovtetntanttto

dfefiztndtt the I’~a«r1ia~mcnt ;:becatrfé:h ~by~ this: metarmour ®°ath' vvottfd

ht: tconttra tyt to :thc I<ings.~

A S«al.'.Ittvis zmfwered in at word,.VV’htn&Saz:l {were that fannrzhzn

* fl1ou»ld- dycythc people fworc ht: fhould not'dty~t-h, I” .S’z%zw.%"1‘A,. _44;4'§;
~ And yet =Doé¥oar ‘Férrz grants that thefe we re j hgMo“ot=d‘.Suhf;it‘t§; bd-

catzfe“itthey1—t1~fed ioncly~ 3-“ilA(:)Vi1h'Ig‘ vi‘o1cnc‘et“ ;%‘Aand" ‘yet Iiettet‘ twat} trot
0ne“ly’aA R‘efifliancc~,‘bt1taRefc~uct and tt‘fi&:1n*t:'c with  oath,“«afi'd

an ostthgcontrary to th1e,K*ings oath. A VVE may then‘ ft-vcar," that if ‘
w: t can prevent it, none ofttour - fmat/zany, ttnto; tgo.dd* Parliatmmtw. «
ma_ne,otf :ComfmOn~w calchs-amant 1h‘aH‘b‘t ‘put to dC’2ith‘,1In1€fi&‘_h”(;‘ he *

leg

tthcm,~t1s thAo.‘pe‘6plte»'rcfCtredtt dnartlmxp «  A  7 t_  _
It is fartthet Obj_€‘&*C_d,“ That this Covenant ts n<:‘9t>‘onelv ag2't:'nt{t

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  the‘ Kings Qflthb‘, hut‘ againfi  omf‘1ownj Oath; th“t;(i)a3th¢ '0f*tA;§1't-~ t L"

tgttancc.t-    

   13 or anfwcr, tbeflééfcdt to cthfe=rtvc;tIfci.~ILé;vvf   W .

; alfxvctfléast obfigc, tvhandfihwc - are t obh‘g¢d:t~ to {foll‘ewt »th.t: di’r6(9£i?)"t§ tut"
the Lawgout duty then” according ‘to on-rt jAHcg~ian'c¢,r is not”hi~fig .
V c1{e't?thutho~n=r~dh3ty acmrdtifig to “Law  if‘"that‘thc‘ Kirtgttcomfmttid A
a~n’}t%tthingagainfl:Latw,toht:dict1;ct: to fttch atp stH'10n'até »-"CT.(I»'1Q'I‘mt'1'::‘Ih"i”Iii« ”

 is tzottt'A~IIe-gia11cc,<bi1t Difi¢gig.ncc~».‘or dif9‘b~edie1'ic‘c"; for. he“ that 1
'  dfifobeys the Law,dt_fobe"ys;?%th.C  fNow*‘it%%tsiM tglctfrly agattfit t
N thc~~ktxown Laws of th*ettLandjt‘tQ'1oyn. w1‘th,;th‘ofe'Fo'rce‘s w“~h:”ch_a

fly tondcndned4,h butt?thath,ifhi’t Iy¢ in ot1r=*t.pow*er;.;wc“\vi1t1‘~reféu:th t

1*tabourtmighh%th and n'1aitt1tt'o' ‘ovcrthrowt the*I.aws'of the ‘KingEI.Ofi'.=5 - 
flatndrthte R€1igfOm‘-~Cfl:ab‘IiH_1€‘d by Law; under‘ aptertctnccttttott dt-:—-

  fltndhingtttthc King-.5A 2». ‘ThcOathh of Al1=e‘gi'atncc con ttrns our rc:-fi-  .
  fttanfte of FVortci*'g?ny_%f_otc:c 5 A and «thttcfoxtthet 1V3.h3.*.'1‘t Covcrnour

of

V1 Holtifeof ‘Commens.t%is anhhextgellent    L %  
   feltelyetxttrtzfceclwxth he ¢fier£tltI>re>;ztoiitio%ns% %%c%g;qgeVrningA: ;I;¢%% Lea; V

ef ‘gfaeefler denyetl te give up the city to mince 2‘{’.;2pe:*tt,ot Prhxce

Vlg1:[¢mr£c.e,beCaL1l'eit was againll: his Oath 0fAllegiar1ce,to*fi1bjeéB

himfelf and the C.it}‘r_to any Fg:>.rte_ilgn Prince, 3;. The 1’arliamé:nt—« ’

Forces were taifed for the defenceof_ King and Parliament. 4-T he V  

King is our Liege--Lord, as well as weare his   Liege-people ;_ and
ttherfore He is to cemmand accottlingto Law,and we tcmbey His
Legall lcomtnands. _That tl1eilleegallS‘umm¢n§of aKing,ie not ta
 fegafdcd,  2”"KiflgI I. ff0m  lllflth V€'§f€l'tCi I113
fixteenth, here is a.lRoyalleo%m1fiand fent by Military Olficers;

the Summons was peremptory, Tlam mm; of Goa’, the Ifizzglmzip »

,f'»‘3f£',1C0;'?;6’ down} And yet the Prophets refufing toohéy this

AL,€0mlnafid3 is jufcifyed by. two miracles from heaven- .5’. In- the
03th gf Allegiance we promife to defend theAuthorit:y of the

King; new we are reaclyto obey the ‘lfiings Autherity, but we are V A
‘ « tnotbound to obey theKings plealute. If the King commaml he

tthing which He hath no Authority to corhmand, and enforce His
eommand upon His geods Sub 5 eé’cs by anAtmy._, theylthat refifjt,

"fen, yet it is not a refilling; of the Supreme P0\V_Cr;, hecaufe the

Kinghath no_Powet or” Aulthorlty,tomgive,muchleff‘e to enforce-
, that ‘command.  I.n.the Oath of Alle‘gia;1ce We pmmilfe t“Q‘.‘é_‘-fij

fend cm-Governnaenc the Kitlgdom; new the Kinghimfelf in
His anfwet to "the Nineteen tPrt>pofitions tellséus, That thelKif1g«

  elem is not governed by himfelf alone; but by the Latcjlé and Come  

mQns% a4lfo,¢,5 for thought inpne pIa,ce 1it_h,_ TheCommc>ns were
:n'ev'er xntencled "for any flzate In Lxovetnmentt ; ” yetehe fai%th,tlThe
Conferyere of Liberty, and

hello not in this cafe tefifi the ordinanceof God, but the violation. V
»tofhis ordinance; and though it be it refifihag of the Supreme PCS‘-w  

vies (Sf Monenthehfinetvslgf VV3g1*;AVantI with thee‘ I_:g;1'1pve;3’C1'1lIf'1_g{;)lZ. A  

gthofe, lwhofvfofirl lltheirtioxvnfitl ends   ‘hmfe ‘got aw command lfmu the %
Kn-lg to break the Law f: ,Ngy farther, that there .is,at B§We}i_‘.;Z¢4, ; 

film’ :v*e}’z"mz}z the palhléiw? hf

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A eT)tMti¢%i¢.. l This Pox-vet of l_?h°¢»~\E’W_O H01E1*l 
fes, this fuffieient, ;this'llmere,;thenl .f11fiCicg3t1':Vp0W£Ctl—-Of.r€17Cf?.i£3*é~”__“     V
ing Tyrannie, muil;’lhetll=”dfefes;'cle’dlby,lus,«aecotdingfre? our Oialthjpf  
Allegiance; t for the }{ing.doni.§$: h geverned byillti-16'”?‘C>9I1rt§1'0§£:I»\§giV‘&‘? V
lftice, andlif the lhighefi Cotzttthe» Plat1ia‘gr1e;t1t[lbeeovefthrewfigl 
  tthaltlllleiictl is film Ma @9964 ‘f<>rllitilietwctltCourtslg;  V .
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 £11-thfiP1?~C€f°1'C~Cif€d, page M. . Thatif‘ onc%E.i}at€ b€' fufikred “€13?

encroach upon the ref} (af_t1:d‘t h€ 4King*i’s r2ow"mt>i’c %IiV?l4:iVe1$,'511i1iy doth
.4 1?‘-H0135 d3fig§€1‘7<>311flyV encmach upon the other two 1?.&ates)a%therc

. ‘M11533 f0ta1Vifi1bve'rfion0F,‘ or ovcrth"row"ofth*c 1?und‘a*menta14l'.

  L&W53l and]Ath&t.AexceI1cnt CoufljEit12t*iVon ofrhis .King%don‘1,, wh‘ich'

hath” m€iC{€fithiS Nation fo nuany xfecrs borfi‘Fam4ouVs and 

T7i~n31iyVw'e are.b0£.'!nd% by our Oaih ofAllegiance;;to'dV%:Fcndé the

%51lb}‘€5T5 35 WY311 38 the Iiingy and thf.‘1‘€f0r"€“\’V€ arc“'pAer§ut:*ed5+ “if A

  \_"~"€ do 1319: new defifsnd our%%f}::1low..Subjeé’c‘s% fram%‘%that*vi:o1k:11cc
Vwhich is Ci,&H(_}f offered tIiem,¢‘[)y*thofc. who pretend‘ fume“ com»
mwiflionfrom ,tf51€* King; A \?\7‘<: are‘ thcrefore   mucfi en%cou.1*ag’cd*i5y

; :I‘hCQath offAg11cgi4a11;:e, to cfefcndrhe Parliament a11douVr‘.C§ou'h-~
try from%a1I%¢$%i1I4eg:ag 1l csppreffions, and by the grace*~of‘G ad"VVw€%&w*ifl:
kfep o11r0ath. A A _ I V , «N A.
F‘ ;Th€irne-xtObf€5H%pnVis,. That there is rA1othin’gii1rg‘thiV_s %C%owr¢.—.~

  giant: cVoncerningI’the Defence of the Kingsrperfon. 1    A 2 

V I Toxvhith it %isanfx2vc1%edi, That%w%cfiI1avc a1re;.cf;v%eng;zgeid'% wt’
Q%_fc1v€s to defend7tIie%1{ing;s pcrfon in a formcriC4(>ven%anr, \;gvh“€.‘1f1;

% %W€%t0Ok« the P rotcfcation, and therefore there was no n~ec~eIT1fty; _of   V

x'epearing~it~ix; thisCove1=zant&.% 2. The Kings pszffon ismoff md*i1n-~

; .4s£%Cfict§fby thofc very forces who calltjhcmfclvcs tfie Kings Guard;  
 ~~faQVr1.thc}}:  thelfiiflg UVpo1im0fidangcrot1s attempts, thery urge}
V: him g9%A4info~t?fieHel%daWhich. if they Ibvcdhim,:“hey. vwouldne-%  

   ‘iD:}:%'zz£:£ wasbeloved pfhis %S¢uBjeEEs,,.§andV therefore iiis‘
SIirbje&s:%wouIdinot Mfufler hirfi to go down }:nto.tIic Batten. 17‘/as

  1wfp_t'5:€p,aap[:,I Wi/Zvflrefy go fort/bi with yowg me 1» 'fi5Zf}:z/-
xkfiflt Qjaétzplé afifwvfcd, 32:"/9}‘9zg%ff£;:Zt%:¢or g9%fb_rt19,,f22"rr/:‘g:4 .:2rt

A   A , \i:»tg;nti2 réfx%t1i25:;fénd pf :»;:.,%2 Sam.%.I 8.2,g%;, Iti§vtrué,;tfi€Kings ger-
»   fQn.i$~iri4dafigé13 b,ut.wVho?s.invth.e'%MAf3Z111t? Not: the Plariiament, for
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*  % pra_$’6d;.f{3r hirn,%.1ike$Subje<‘?ts p.ctiti¢>ned fiiffl»1i}€'e_'S“tati€S"’t}f€atEC¥
~.Vhim,—,bt1;..afl11%inVaixj1.rr The DeIihq1I€nts’%,theVn are 131 fault, who

(A   Qliggk than 1zh¢*V;I{_4%_x.1,g., was, an ,da..r1gc.r,, axtci now md ted th.*i‘V

 “  good,fOxth?cKihg”\’vvas .irr.n£:t,4 d%EihgeratiII"h.é. c:§;.11f1‘ein3--  

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 €ndang.§rV. tht‘ Vlimg, ,to.p.mtefl %tAh%em%e1vcs. from 41'

 

/<»??%#A§b;1rt4 0ff¢1ufl‘4iC駓 If tliey didrnoc 10$ them "<":;I’i%';f¢:s4% ttmf tI1“;*r:=Ch€' A

Kiag,

   4 M (16)  l ‘
 King, they would adventugethemfitlvcs, afid} keep ‘the King out
of danger. V l i ‘

It is farther Qbjgfifed, til+1.é_1t.,lt f:‘ei1isii1i1ilaii¢7fi‘ullA"to enteri.iutiic>iC€>-=Ii
V menam again;l’c tliofc Fgrccs _which are raifedVby~the ‘King- ‘ 7:4 %
fiTh€1'€ are tl1I:C-C things very confidejrablc {of the fatisfying.Qf' A

:.this..ld¢;;ubt:;T .. 1.- XMhe,I:hs:r_ tl1é7.eForc<::s%% which are -raifedby the

Kin%g,l1a$/gzbecanlegally riaiifed.l A :;>.;;Wha»tJ,i11clc...iof. Forces they arci
 which are miifcd.  iflgainli wl1<2_in;tl1;:y employ[3:l)<:i;.l‘cp<:pgth V

A %..anow the " 1.‘ ‘y i ‘/  _   ’ i A ;   W  ) 4
For t e fitfl:, It IS A kiiowzn Lavfioffthe Land, that‘t-heK1n;g
 ought not to raife ”agy.’Forccs, whileflz a Pgifliamcnt is fitting,

; wiitholm:,,confcnt“of Parliament. [2, The Ports, Eo.rts, N.avie,JAim-i

 xéntznitipn of 4E.jd_g1;12¢d, bélong to the Kiggdom inlipoint of Interefizi

’" ...and 1>.1=aopricty,l a’nd_tio thc 'Kin"g ohclyi‘ i%n“p1<f>ji%ntio%f Trul’;,iforthc
- ~ ufc=',{'cr»ice, and diiefcnce of the Kingdom. 3.“ It-lis againfi the in-=_

7 ift'l1I'€€. E_€§atcs,; ixltifég be pélrcllgmcd  all   :Equity;and‘* 3321,»

Jen: amlfcoipe of the late Law of Preflé or Lcvic, made thisiivcfy

ij'1’arliiament ;.Thc I{inig%him[c1fthen hath delivered His delibcrajtci

..1*::Iudge111cnt con.ceLming this poiz;it,andl"dcclar¢d the .1-aifing of F012»

M .. ceswzithouit Cc4>n_fcnt:V1o£lPa‘rliam4ent, tdfibc Il"le°ig5.ll. ',VV'hatfcruple A

than can remain? _It:_b,ci;1g‘miolli;law;fi1ll to%deli:xid ouiiiifclves from
:1 unlawfull force. ‘ 

I The fl-‘:CoI‘;d~pt)inAECO'fifiCl(i‘.ri{‘l5li':.i5, x‘%hafi'l{izi"cle.ipfiI3orces‘thiéy°.

: are iwhich} are 1f;;.if'cdllj‘;_ Eiffi, there 4 ar<l:'t\{slrc>*A““13i;<:i;;f%'1ff_c:A_i5g1i1$l Pfiincefk call
2.1661 in, Wh[c«r4do, ‘p1H11d¢1i‘x- rob,i,mtn:th<:.:fi; domiizifitria§llP1*=aifiIr¢iiand
G._ all wife men will ponfeHE,tl1atthie ln’e€rcr thcivarizitqltliéiv cram,
i ‘and the bicttcrl they arefcffeenigd and be‘lovéd in thé "Arn'fy,. the

. more danger there is go the King.anid?’His"Royall1i, IlfL1¢i.l lSoinc~

. Statefinen, not long fince, W.Cre__fo ,jé3;l<.:)iisi4lt5ffitha-:‘ Family, that
 -thcy would not has/e.l1ald it .;iI-T_1C1V’}ti0n€d infi loin”? rayers ;7 but -Wx:
 are nowigrowiifo if€CL1‘F€,“tl1attl1€y‘fné}l be tri‘1fl:k:‘d  :in"LAar~
lmygé Butiwc lhlave not oncly. “Forr‘e.ignP‘rin;ccs,‘afid bstlrba"ro‘,us

» WeZl.l11—men,.Abut Wilde Irilh, profcflizd Rgbels,-arid more Black
;*%R__c_?g71n<§n;:s than one. 2;’.IThe.11,<—: aré’Dielin'q,ucntsl11pl inlgkrzns,’

;.~3fomc Cl13EbfOl$'C prifozi, others _that fif:d'ib¢yori_d  Scamp ‘avoid
‘, -;hc?{’c_¢1:okc.iofIulhqcg now.-th-Efe are protéflédi Contr~axfy' to Law,
xitheycannop be pa_rd9ncd..bcforc t_rya-ill, nor~fhoiri1ld"t-hey ‘Vb: lgept

A;!from tr_vZé1ll, may it-is a quéfiion wliether the King lalbne can»p§-rel “
; don them after try%ill, for theywho have offcndcdl againftjthe A

- i.l-{on

(iii .    

” fen th’a’3r"pi*evail;‘“ ‘~APap.ifi%llairel .a1*m'ed}coimtfary Alto‘ Lziwr. lNow;i: L

”w_héth'er the Coi11i1ien~wealtl1 of E(1gZ4m’,lega:l»1y lam-mblect jg,»

Pa'rliament,i may not—»prot§€c theKingdemagai-nil: anAx:my ofi."

ieti.l\/lalignants; Fugitives, Delinquents ,* eviwl-Counfellor.°,v Papifl:s,. 
Rebeills, F0r1‘eigiier~s, Jwe appeal to the lconfciencei of ma.nkinde,,.: .

iet'tl1e*worlcl-judge. A A L  4  i   l    % . 
‘ ~VVe~are eiigagied laytlizitafolemn Proteftxtion wl1ii:hlwa;siiiit:1lt~ein' .

hall l.E7WgZfi!7fid over, by the Kings confent, to Life our utlnofl-L.PO‘$VTC‘r.

i and diligence to bring ficli petfons as-i theft ‘to‘:th€i.t‘ idieffervled. :1
punifliment 5 and the wifefh of.I{ings.afl'.iries.ius;, that thisgis the :

onely means to cflaélijb the Ifingx Throne, V and confequently to

‘quiet the KinTgdoin,?Prae2.25"i.5.r T.*I1{e\al3M)' tlycwiie/¢e=d~firom Zmfore

the IC‘in‘g"*, and H2i5*T/firm: v_/77;?/I-5:. g[f4z~’2lified,;£rzzigbrcoufmffe.

The dir.eé’ci~on is eff9eciall}*_givth to Magifcrates and Coulrtslcof

A iIuPcice, and therefore ti) the higheft Court the Parliament; f'C>I‘».«;<.

‘the King'being.blinded and feduced by them, is not likely to put

them away,+ but rather to proteéhp refer them. i.NQwitl1e Pa1:lia— »
~ ~rnent hath ufed all famwayes to taikeyaway thefeilvialigiiants. from 

1‘ be.£ore.ithe King, they have pr«:,felnted.,z’1nlhiumble Petitibn, they-.

“have prefentedea ‘Legall Summons , ..they are now’ forced to

{end a Legall Army, thatnth.fegprotet°ced Delinquents may be

brfouglitto a. Leg}:illetr,}:a;ll‘; for their Le_gall-S*$ummons was deiia. .
. ded,the Meilengier cemmitted anclabufed, witnefliz: thelsummons -

fent to ;..the.l.Poi1tteen llYo.t:r;flai‘ne;Gent1emen-?*for\:tlii¥mibing fthe .

-Peace; the Gentlemen being cited to appear before fiche Pai»lia- 

ment, refiifed, antlalleaged His Ma jeities Vlfa tram for their. fiziya.

.i We ineed fay fnothihgilo£.tl1ae.,protec‘i:ion. and -lr‘e1‘CL1"€" lofiflecfliivirii

i?ithat_.Iefiiited«Papifcg-tl;eiiStot~y issfizificientlyl knewn; .

ehel third thing confiderableis, againit whom tl1l€l‘t?‘P0-{C699

l‘,',X‘ailfi€d,by the king af1£l;},‘_ZL_IiE€iF13;>€f_Fl‘1:5l<5ylZi1€i1‘1?Cf€ngEi1;Th&&KiI£3g 

hath new declair.e;d_i,.LTh*at:r,l1e wil'lrx1otTreat any more tvitlzilthé?

A ;:,Lor'ds.i&and_ Con1me~ns-i-mlder the inotioimofita Parliament, and His
:-;S,(¢>L1lcliei'is ;p1T€;f€i117Ele.yfl'~l]l0QC on app rehendissany‘ : mean lthatlicl eclaite-is
M hiitifelf for King a~i1§i?I’atli;tnient:,artd fomfe 0i7r.them:5ci£inl§.1¥3§ettltll‘i$
A Ll}30flithCi»f l<_1'1€€‘S\_«t0:l:_l_"l.GCOI‘lfLIfiOI1liOfltl1€l17a‘1"lli3fI‘IE1i.E. . ‘A

_¢T19~~N0\V to ':figl1,t« ag3..ifl.;P£"'t‘;.1C Parliamrznt, is.ito."fight'lagairi-fl: the *

” l_~Kii'~1g:,a11iCl;.tihe,Kingdom~A both at onCe;aigaiiiPtti1e Kiiig, becaiife

.Ih"C-.P3iflri&L,i'l'l(?iit~.i.5».‘«ih€ iKingsiCourt“, i-Ii-s’“higheftCoi1rs, fmm

,,'L.,.Whfinc:c¥Ti thicrea; ‘15_;3fl0 a.ppic:;al__,.i a.ri:l.therefore they who .ep:.po..‘?<:
?  B :2. ' he . th3t'

':tl'%z;a‘vt‘.1f(‘;scmt*t; l€'~°rI‘1C ‘lgulll 17)’ 7195 Eh? lhi~gh“& Rab gm-on ’ A  Itlléy l
. Qppofc {ht Kings hlllghfifil Power and Al1Eh0n:ty:.  »1d:-~

l l meat ltl1,e.n l~fi,ghting for th=el&ma‘xn.tena1::c§? Pfthfi I_§¥‘f‘%3§  L fifixé”
ltyin’ that‘ Court, and"th¢_Caval:cr5 figlmng 38”.“ I 1:’ £1: “cafe” ‘ V
3.I1lCVid;6nt,lthatlthe ParllzamcntffiglhtlfoffhéKlflga3415 A 5 ha“
wlicrs againfi Him, b¢cauf<=rh<=5r_t~1m°PP°1f=tht‘ Kings-1“"°“

my in His Coimrts, do inatlifeflly Voppoffi Ehf King-l And if Fhé
Kj.qgi11 perfon bhc lb far lfcduccdyfls 50 °PP°{"~' the Amhomtl Of

that Conn, wgl ought? notto  the King,-in oppofing 0*‘ ‘H515’  

.own Authority ; for by that lmeans we 111ou_ld di1i?b€Y T155 Au“
‘thmim that we miwghtobe), Hi5 plcafure, whtclx gvcgry w.1{¢eman
and good ~SL1bj«e& will count:xno{*t‘ab.1u*rd- ~Ma11gnmtS and C5_‘~V3*'
lli};clr»s might learn bylthe Lord of .S‘tmfi'0rd:- Caffi. That Eh‘? 1_{1“€‘5%
perfonall orvlcrballl command w.1_ll n_ot bgar _d.3e_1Tl~ Out agamlf [ht
Kings1Lcgall Power and Authonitv m H15 lhzghcfi Court. More.

over,» to" fight: agailnll the Pa.rlia°1ment,lis rd fight againfi ll I116 .

1sI~invgdlLorn;;for the .P.arliarn em isllxhe -Reprtifentative Bodylllof the

1qingdezn,and if that Court be oVel‘thr«0’W.13j’ téhen fitrczwcll Reli» l.  
gion, LibIé:'rty,lLz1w andllall. .Finally,the Kings Army employ their

firfzngrll againfi all fllriéi and pure Protefiants, lthcyl do c‘i;t:hr-ar
»plunde1', iznprirfon, or murthssr ~th:cminAlal1 pllaccswfherc crfc thsfi

;c.ome; \‘?'."l'lCfCby.it is cvidenr",ut:hat they ,figl1t,againlhhc Religion
:€‘flE&l>llill1€Cl by Lam smd cndcaiyour by foiceand lviolcncc to mo:

arll corcliall la-nd fimtcrellP1'ott&ants +out.olf the Ixingdom In *9.  

&V.o'rd., they wq11ld byan abfqlutc Conquefl: make allthe Subjefts
Df n_g1m¢d.flavcs, tlothalt {'0 much aifeélled abfolmte andArbitrary
.i1’owcr,%—:an‘dl.mal<c: all the wealth, of*ltlacll~Kilngd0m a pre-
{cnz booty. _to*rhc:ir =~Pri.de.,‘, :Lu[l:,‘ Mlal.i1:e:, Cover11o11fncfl°e,ll.m—d
w':l1at'nor;? : *  4  A A   ” l A A ll   A A’ 
A l~Bu»t the great ;qu§fl:.ion ‘is,W'hethlClrlth.€ Parliament hath Power
tolraife :m,.Army wirhomzxhlc tonfcntlof ‘thfi King? V A % l
lPiIfl5, the King hathl confentedl th-attl:1is'Parliament {hould not
:be.diHb.lvcd5 wlith.o:m:.l«thel conlbnt of Lords and Con1mons,lbi‘1t
‘fl'701l1lld have tlhe;f.u;ll Plowelr and Privilcdgcs of la 'Parlia'mcn1r.

Now the ‘_Parliamentby its ordinary PoVvv.er‘,las.a:Court oll'lIt1‘diczi—- "

ltu1¢c,l car; declare, and. enforce Law, andlthcrcforc lmay in cafczl l

of lrérfilltance, compcll gffubborn; Delinqtlcntslbyl force oflArms to

l:::;b.icl.€la%~ Legall tr%ya.ll;,l1‘7c>r thislmay bexzdionelby” an infi:r%iot1r ‘
V §C<mrt;, and thxarclort much» more by the h.1,ghleflCourlt.r lNow

this  

I

thts ‘Powert being fe.tle.,cl~ix1tthc— Parli-amen}: by .La;§r',jt %;$__{¢t.1ed 4 A

tliereby the Kings tonfent  mitherefire nolemgnl c¢z;éy,_ft6;i‘£'

\‘ ‘MI: Parliament" dbtb lrzzifl? Farce: Wit/20m‘ tlhel ifig: c}9y;fivm~_% -‘Em;

on the .o.th.C1‘ ifide, the King cannot taife Forces  ‘His own tper1'o...;

" o nalil «command , izvithout eonfent of the Parliament, ‘tbecaufe the

Kingin His Own perfon ‘is not at Legalll (Q01? rt C-ffI{l1fl£iC€.
2.111 cafe that the wholet,lralme_ of the fstate be entlan.gered,§c*the

A Cémonwealthllike to be ruihefd, The ??4rlf¢mentl 174;‘/9" 4pr;oi1edg§~
‘to do what in their xvtfdom feems meet for the ,ptrcferv:lztiot1”ol'

the tltingtlom, .tPar.t!ae [afar] -ofrlae psolzleiér we mg/at/.t Law? am

ohiAghterl~lLaw then Statute-_Law, for allstlzttutesmultigive placeto A
(it, and mhclrefotet the Parlxamentl n:c:ed [not large ;5“:m;;~;t’for% ltjiggfz»

;la£ng.r which tlzcjdo é]._7?r£oi1:dge;% as the  Couttfell, land
the higheflt Court; may ll when l they feem to ‘break Sta.tuteslaecor-

l ding to their Letter, they fullfillthemll according to their (copy;
_' a2md%int»ent, forithe {cope and _1nt,e_nlt of a1lLalw-5315 no tpmrem;

the kingdom, eby preféfyiflgFh€hPf0P€1t§iCStt,‘Eifbetfleso, Lives of
the ',.P'€0P'I'e“’ land; ljpreventing. or reftraimng Afiis o‘l"‘:Op‘p_reFfimotf;
and "lt"~yt~annilte; That the «Parliamentfhath ‘fuch ta Powcg, at ILegal1l'
and {ufficielnt Power, :to_ prevent and rejflttain Tyranni‘e,'}is% aci-
tlmeowledotgetd by the 1{inygVhimfelf,las hat‘hbt:en already lhexvn. l A

3. This oP.rivltledgelotl_the Par4lia.me11tlltends not onelotyl tothe A
A p 1‘ef€frvattvinl of the kmgdlom, b_L1~tt~t9 libel p I:€f¢rVla,flion cf A the 'oI,£:it-1g

hitnfell} m as litis in .th..eV na~ttztat1§ln.‘b5:>bIl:#,,’ if {there , be h, 2:4 mlolrtall

l wouonldl the body, the -head dyes afW’£ll 3-5lthCVbOdY.5'+_f9_h islit iii

the Body Politique, if_t«h€?r€' 1933 mt9hTi'3l1hW01indl.giVen7l£o the
State atacl: C9lmm»10I1+Wea1tth, the kinlglaind the kingdom Weill both
perifl1,ltogeh:tthetr,fotitjs imp0mbfl€'_HChfllQL11dmb.t? ‘a  witlhouh
la okingdom. V» ‘_ , _   __ V    Q  o

‘A 4_ 't1‘h¢ two Efiates of_Lotds and Commons’ have mofre power
to pteferve the kingdozmtheh the king hath to fcleltroy it; for
the etwo Ellzates, by the Very Fundatjnentalls of.Gove,rnment, are
b0.U.l'1d to hp revem: the e clilTolution.of the eflcablilluedo frame, eandl the
;p rimaxyfintentlonof theframe in ft: ch States as ourjs, jufiziifies the

"lexercife of a“nytPowet conducing to the fafety of tlietcoommu.nity
. mantl Govemmtent e£tabl%iflaed, ¢as1is&Apto:/ed at lvatgc§.oin a modefl
Ifreatife of Monarchy A, lately publilheclbv an eameifl: defircr

A .th1’::F ill": atfl, ‘anti in that Tlhirtl and  aptlers Ofrthel gecontl

of his‘ Countries Peace, in the Second al1dl.1:011l:’El1*Ch3.p’lI€i‘S;OF

1 1 wt. .F0r.‘i€'r is Ac1fceer_and e’vid1enr,,1“cM11";»1.tfot11ettvo_‘E1“t_:1tes xvereAp;ut‘®:

pokf_ek§roOrdainec1_§ to prfiovbentb or refifgtin Hie :cXée»fle’s"‘of°th1e t11ir駓l 

gifid therefoteb th'eirPower»is no: who11y dependent‘bupon,.a:1d'
derived1 from the th11iC1a1?€cau1fe'then their; Power won 1d be einfuh‘

ie 1to~confi_PafI‘c'_th'atJJery .€1‘-xd for  E116’? W€1‘€ O 1‘C1:»111"I‘l'CfC1.o;"."‘ _

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t1.1at.it11e two lEf1:ates have_a"1'111a;fcin theh1ghefl"a&of t11e11igh'ei?:'
Powe1‘,7t;o wit, the".makimgofI.aws, and therefore theybhave a

b1fi'1afl1:e7in thee"heig;hef¥°Pow4er i_t [e1f;_’3§%ar1}vdoby VeArn‘_2e  of that Poxvere
mgy11flfi1ppL11y”the defe_}&:=',%“ andecurb t1ie%‘.*'\vi‘1%fu1ne11e of  11I’a1'fiox’i1éLtc:,.

Iiiiigaewho afifls £111ihbromt-6°":§Arb13r.ét.ry.G°Vcmment'J .  
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oflommiflions whibcht111’e1"King ha%Vthgr’anT:%ed ~to‘For1"eign Princes, .
-P"ap1ifl;s,~De1inquents,fC«ava11e‘r$, <_9'1:'1a"121y1_other, ando ‘to di1fanu11 or 

d§;un"11f thejn,1 by,p.ror1ounR::ing :them1;6«1be'j{roid“i1i Law,-1 and fthere-~

fore of ~none 1effeé’c.1+A1nd; 11othin1“g,'11‘is:”m‘oi“’e u'f.ia11;* then 1 for, a .Par«» 1-

liament to efdamn Il1ega11eCommiffions,1‘ Parents, VVrits, &c. ancb;
therefore no Comxnifiion of*A’rray jean jufltifie the proceedings

‘of thofe hot 1’pi'fi'ts who are 1*ife1?1inbRebe11[i_on abgainfi; the P’ar11~

52ment,_*the State and Common-1-wealth eofethisbliealmg

 Bu; \ioLi’;1 fay,: that1in=r*Ihisi1Vow you -do eblikewifei prfom'if'e»t‘o
;defent1‘5ane1 brhaihtaiti others in whatfofcver thev 1hal1*<:1’o in pubs-
‘fuance of 1this Vow fand Covenant , ;_and-"you do not know xvhac
:g*xcé{fes your Confederates may '1’l1fI1il'11'.'G_.“ 11 ‘ A ‘ ' ’

The atifwer is1e1afie1,}:Yo11 aré bounc1‘v*‘eo eaffiibtheme according .

’I:oy’our power or Voca1ti‘5n; if th‘en”they"c1emanc1.fome baflifianee
Jchatis beyond your power_,yo11 are not bound to an1Impofl’ib¥i.‘.iw
tie; vthisfyoke is eafie, and b1'1rt11en” 111%ght.e~A1gain, ifthey call upon
you‘ to  anybthingthatis4finfi111,‘that is’ not a Vobcationgbup-$1
ffempration, you may, 1refufe._ ;Befid1es1,‘ you are to; a‘fli1’c«hin1 in the
fpu4%1‘fi1ance.e of £1113 "Vow 5 now;e%&fe1*y"1n;m ‘that "takes this Cove?-

-:n%I111t, "C10th‘~1 in‘  bebginfiingb of it-, fleoven-ant remand ‘his wa}“es:;%o.

and tberefore you m:ufirez11e1nber your friend or neieghbour, that
“he mu”f1:fet 'npo11 a wo'r1-rworthy of :1 Reformed Protefiant, be-
eaufe' he hat11*'entre‘c1’ireto a ~ Co\'e1n:m—t~1~of ,:1mend«ment or Refo’z:——

V mation, andthen You x5'vi11,accordeix1g to v}7()1.I§“ power and v~ocari.=:—

wo.n,afiifi'hin1 in; t11bp11rfiza*nee of 11151 Vow 1 of7'Reformaitio:n,tf1oug;h

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{it cofi you your life; for that Text mufi in thefe times ‘woflt
powerfully upon all tender confciences l:t We «mg/Jr ta 1.1; dawn aw",

. lizmfor r/ae lzmlaremx Ioh. 3.»; 6. notlonely for o'ur.Bretl1reninl
: at fpirituall fence, but for our brethrenzlin civil refpe&s,; If Lwoulcl

have mybrethrertof the fame «Town or-City;,Wmytbrother-ll
Subjeét, my brothel:-l-Englifh—man, to lay down his life for me; 1?

lamr bound by the Latvef Nature, To do as It VVOl.1-lCl.,l)€: done by;
-namel'y,to lay down my). life for him: Let us;thelrefo‘rlet in obedi-—

€I7.CC A-to”'the Law of God, the~.I.aws~1of the Lé1nd,; and the
Authority of the highefi: Court oftheKingdom, according to our
power and vocation", take away the wickedllfroxn. before the
King; if we love the King let us do it, for by thatr means the

lKings«Tlhronewill be e{tab;liihed : Let us lay down our livesfor
.God and our bretlxren, that Religion, Kingdom, Throne, Law?
‘Liberty; Peace and all may be el’cabl.ifhecl, ; --e/ifmm, Amen.

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