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Robert Watts. John Phipps.
Will*" Motley x his mark. Thomas Andisews.
John Smith. William Fellow x his mark.
Raphe Gouldsmith. William Lee x his mark.
Thomas Smarte. John Lambe.
Thomas Rownd. William Best.
Richard Saxbey x his mark.
[Endorsed by Sir Edward Bering, " 1640, 9 Jan. Petition, Dartford v.
D^ Vane.— Sc.»'] XL Letter from M' CCJLMER * to S' EDWARD DERING, announcing that a Petition against the Archbishop is coming from Canterbury.
Noble Sir, S January.
There are some of Canterburie wh...o intend to waite upon you with a peticion which they have to preferre, touching the greev- • Nicknamed " Blue Dick of Thanet," v. Wood's Fasti, ii. 447.
Digitized by Google 120 PETITIONS AGAINST THE CLERGY 1640. ances which that ffreat Cittie hath and doth susteyne under the 1 fl Pap T tyranny of Prelacie and Cathedrall there, which darkneth the wholi Cittie. Thej moved me to write to you, which I have done ta satisfie them, not doubting (as I tould them) but you would take their cause into harty consideration without a preface.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robert Watts. John Phipps.
Will*" Motley x his mark. Thomas Andisews.
John Smith. William Fellow x his mark.
Raphe Gouldsmith. William Lee x his mark.
Thomas Smarte. John Lambe.
Thomas Rownd. William Best.
Richard Saxbey x his mark.
[Endorsed by Sir Edward Bering, " 1640, 9 Jan. Petition, Dartford v.
D^ Vane.— Sc.»'] XL Letter from M' CCJLMER * to S' EDWARD DERING, announcing that a Petition against the Archbishop is coming from Canterbury.
Noble Sir, S January.
There are some of Canterburie wh...o intend to waite upon you with a peticion which they have to preferre, touching the greev- • Nicknamed " Blue Dick of Thanet," v. Wood's Fasti, ii. 447.
Digitized by Google 120 PETITIONS AGAINST THE CLERGY 1640. ances which that ffreat Cittie hath and doth susteyne under the 1 fl Pap T tyranny of Prelacie and Cathedrall there, which darkneth the wholi Cittie. Thej moved me to write to you, which I have done ta satisfie them, not doubting (as I tould them) but you would take their cause into harty consideration without a preface.
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