Master Edmund Calamies leading case

Name: Master Edmund Calamies leading case
Author: Edmund Calamy

Edmund Calamy 1600–1666London printed : s.n., MDCLXIII 1663

16 p. · 4.0k words · Wing C258 · ESTC R7623

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Mr. EDMUND CALAMIES LEADING CASE.Mr. EDMVND CALAMIES LEADING CASE.

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F.H. When my Lord of London acquainted his Majesty with what you had done, his Majesty said, I am sure he hath no encouragement to, if from my declaration: His Majesty never intended any favour of this nature to you• and I fear this passage will obstruct that favour he intended.

F.H. When my Lord of London acquainted his Majestie with what you had done, his Majestie said, I am sure he hath no encouragement to, if from my declarati•n: His Majestie never intended any favour of this nature to you• and I fear this p•ssage will obabstruct that favour he intended.

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Mr. Calamy. So far I hope may this passage be from prejudicing his Sacred Majesty against us•• that it may rather incline him to favour us: considering the necessity he hereby may perceive of our service, and the reasonableness of his indulgence.

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M. O. Flatter not your self with these v•in thoughts; his Majesty may pity you, but he doth not want you. God hath sent his Word, and great are the company of Preachers.

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