The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England 1, pt. 2
The History of the Rebellion And Civil Wars in England 1, pt. 2
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credit with his Majefty, as to be fent away by *'his Maiefty s own Warrant to S'f. Penmngtm to land hiia "beyond Seas:. from whence he vented his own Trayterous "conceptions, tfiat his Majefty /hould declare himfelf, and "retire to a place of ftrerigth^ as if he could not be lafe.
" amongft his People. Which falle and malicious counfel, and, "adyice, they faid, they had great caufe to doubt, made too "deep an impreffion upon his Majefty, confidering the courfe *'hewas ple^&d to take of abfehtin...g himfelffrorii his Parlia- "mem, and carrying the Prince with him; which feem'd to "exprefea purpofe in his Majefty to keep himfelf in a readi«« "nets for tnea&ingof ft.
?• **THfi- many advertifements they had from Kome^ P^i- ^*ris^ Fml^, and other parts, that they ftill expeAed that his "Majefty had fome great defign In hand, for the altering of "Religion, and the breaking the neck of his Parliaments.
"That the Pope!s Nuntio had folUcited the Kings oi France^, "and Spain^ to lend his Majefty four thoufand Men apiece, "to help to maintain his E^royalty againft the Parliament* » "Airi they faid, as that Forreign Fprce was the moft per- " nicious^ and Malignant defign of all the reft j fo they hoped .
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credit with his Majefty, as to be fent away by *'his Maiefty s own Warrant to S'f. Penmngtm to land hiia "beyond Seas:. from whence he vented his own Trayterous "conceptions, tfiat his Majefty /hould declare himfelf, and "retire to a place of ftrerigth^ as if he could not be lafe.
" amongft his People. Which falle and malicious counfel, and, "adyice, they faid, they had great caufe to doubt, made too "deep an impreffion upon his Majefty, confidering the courfe *'hewas ple^&d to take of abfehtin...g himfelffrorii his Parlia- "mem, and carrying the Prince with him; which feem'd to "exprefea purpofe in his Majefty to keep himfelf in a readi«« "nets for tnea&ingof ft.
?• **THfi- many advertifements they had from Kome^ P^i- ^*ris^ Fml^, and other parts, that they ftill expeAed that his "Majefty had fome great defign In hand, for the altering of "Religion, and the breaking the neck of his Parliaments.
"That the Pope!s Nuntio had folUcited the Kings oi France^, "and Spain^ to lend his Majefty four thoufand Men apiece, "to help to maintain his E^royalty againft the Parliament* » "Airi they faid, as that Forreign Fprce was the moft per- " nicious^ and Malignant defign of all the reft j fo they hoped .
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