Speeches, 1644-1658
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If you will have it that 282 APRIL 11, 1657 way, I shall, as well as I can, make such an objection as may occasion some answer to it, [and] though perhaps I shall object weak enough, I shall very freely submit [it] to you.
Lord Chief Justice. ' The Parliament hath commanded us for that end, to give your Highness satisfaction.' Lord Commissioner Fines. ' May it please your Highness, looking upon the Order, I find that we are empowered to offer any reasons that we think fit, either for the satisf...ac- tion of your Highness, or maintenance of what the Parlia- ment hath given you their advice in ; and I think we are rather to offer to your Highness the Reasons of the Par- liament, if your Highness' dissatisfaction be to the altera- tion of the government in general, or in particular. 1 Lord Protector. I am very ready to say I have no dissatisfaction that it hath pleased the Parliament to find out a way, though of alteration, to bring these nations into a good settlement ; and perhaps you may have judged the settlement we were in, was not so much for the great end of government, the liberty and good of the nations, and the preservation of all those honest interests that have been engaged in this cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you will have it that 282 APRIL 11, 1657 way, I shall, as well as I can, make such an objection as may occasion some answer to it, [and] though perhaps I shall object weak enough, I shall very freely submit [it] to you.
Lord Chief Justice. ' The Parliament hath commanded us for that end, to give your Highness satisfaction.' Lord Commissioner Fines. ' May it please your Highness, looking upon the Order, I find that we are empowered to offer any reasons that we think fit, either for the satisf...ac- tion of your Highness, or maintenance of what the Parlia- ment hath given you their advice in ; and I think we are rather to offer to your Highness the Reasons of the Par- liament, if your Highness' dissatisfaction be to the altera- tion of the government in general, or in particular. 1 Lord Protector. I am very ready to say I have no dissatisfaction that it hath pleased the Parliament to find out a way, though of alteration, to bring these nations into a good settlement ; and perhaps you may have judged the settlement we were in, was not so much for the great end of government, the liberty and good of the nations, and the preservation of all those honest interests that have been engaged in this cause.
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