A32039:66
Master Edmund Calamies leading case
London printed : s.n., MDCLXIII 1663
Title page typeset from the transcription.
Mr. EDMUND CALAMIES LEADING CASE.Mr. EDMVND CALAMIES LEADING CASE.
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R. L. In short he abused the Kings Authority, he hath broken the settled Law, he hath vilified the power of Parliam. he hath disturbed the public peace, he stands to the principles of the Rebellion, and provokes another.
R. L. In short he abused the Kings Authority, he hath broken the settled Law, he hath vilified the power of Parliam. he hath disturbed the publick peace, he stands to the principles of the Rebellion, and provokes another.
Good wo. I wonder what he preached?
A.B. He preached that glory was departing from our Isr.
Good w. These courses will bring us to another war.
A.B. Not so we hope. What, will you endanger the public peace rather then be restrained? will you not scruple at Rebellion, who scruple at a few ceremonies? what would you do if you had power in your own hands, that are so bold without it? shall the minor part impose upon the major? shall a novel fancy bear down an Apostolical institution? shall a private opinion contest with a public Law?