The Parliamentary Or Constitutional History of England From the Earliest Times
The Parliamentary Or Constitutional History of England From the Earliest Times
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Several more Petitions from Counties, to the lame Ptirpofe as thofe before given, were prefented and read ; amongft which there was a fhort one from the Gentry, Miniftry, and Commonalty of Cleveland, in the County of York, fo particular in its Style, as to deferve our Notice.
To the Rt. Hon. The LORDS and COMMONS of the Houfe of Parliament.
TfiTHereas we know no other Means, under God, Pet;ti n from the V" to divert the jujl Judgments which he hath ex- " f ecuted again/1 the Church ofthe'Laod\c...eans, for their Lukewarmnefs in Religion; or again/I the Church of Thyatira, _/0r keeping Seducers; nor to prevent our imminent Dangers, but by a mojl neceffary and fpee- dy executing of the Laws of God and the King: We do therefore defer e to certify, that we are refolved to live and die in the Faith of the Protejiant Religion^ knowing no other Means of Salvation ; and that we will defend it with our Lives and Goods : Which that we may, with our Abilities, be encouraged in per- forming, we Dumbly, above ail Things, defere that we may be fecured; a happy Reformation afforded, and the Laws of God and the King, without Favour or Delay, jujlly put in Execution againft Papifts* And your Petitioners, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Several more Petitions from Counties, to the lame Ptirpofe as thofe before given, were prefented and read ; amongft which there was a fhort one from the Gentry, Miniftry, and Commonalty of Cleveland, in the County of York, fo particular in its Style, as to deferve our Notice.
To the Rt. Hon. The LORDS and COMMONS of the Houfe of Parliament.
TfiTHereas we know no other Means, under God, Pet;ti n from the V" to divert the jujl Judgments which he hath ex- " f ecuted again/1 the Church ofthe'Laod\c...eans, for their Lukewarmnefs in Religion; or again/I the Church of Thyatira, _/0r keeping Seducers; nor to prevent our imminent Dangers, but by a mojl neceffary and fpee- dy executing of the Laws of God and the King: We do therefore defer e to certify, that we are refolved to live and die in the Faith of the Protejiant Religion^ knowing no other Means of Salvation ; and that we will defend it with our Lives and Goods : Which that we may, with our Abilities, be encouraged in per- forming, we Dumbly, above ail Things, defere that we may be fecured; a happy Reformation afforded, and the Laws of God and the King, without Favour or Delay, jujlly put in Execution againft Papifts* And your Petitioners, &c.
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