The practical divinity of the papists discovered to be destructive of Christianity and mens…

'Tis no sin to take from Protestants or any counted Heretics, all they have. All their Estates are confiscated immediately, before any Declarative sentence, from the first day of their pretended Heresy. Though the Papists make not seizure presently, yet those Heretics are in the interim ⟨image 16⟩responsible for the mean profits. And they cannot any way alienate or dispose of their Estates. All Wills, Sales, Contracts for this purpose are null and void. All may be taken from the purchaser, without restoring the price he paid. Children though R. Catholics loose their portions. Liberty given to all to spoil and bereave them. All rules of righteousness which concern propriety are void here, Papists owe them no observance. 'Tis no sin to burn their houses. To deprive a Protestant Prince of his Throne. To draw his Subjects into War against him. To betray Garrisons to the Romanists. To pay us no debts. To detain what is deposited with them in trust. There can be no lawful Parliament among Protestants. No King. No Peers. No free-holders. No laws that are valid can be enacted. No Aids or Subsidies can be granted. The fundamentals of the government in England, and other such like Countries, quite blown up by their principles, Sect. 9. to page 365.

'Tis no sin to take from Protestants or any counted Hereticks, all they have. All their Estates are confiscated immediately, before any Declarative sentence, from the first day of their pretended Heresie. Though the Papists make not seisure presently, yet those Hereticks are in the interim ⟨image 16⟩responsable for the mean profits. And they cannot any way alienate or dispose of their Estates. All Wills, Sales, Contracts for this purpose are null and void. All may be taken from the purchaser, without restoring the price he paid. Children though R. Catholicks loose their portions. Liberty given to all to spoil and bereave them. All rules of righteousness which concern propriety are void here, Papists owe them no observance. 'Tis no sin to burn their houses. To deprive a Protestant Prince of his Throne. To draw his Subjects into War against him. To betray Garrisons to the Romanists. To pay us no debts. To detain what is deposited with them in trust. There can be no lawful Parliament among Protestants. No King. No Peers. No free-holders. No laws that are valid can be enacted. No Aids or Subsidies can be granted. The fundamentals of the government in England, and other such like Countreys, quite blown up by their principles, Sect. 9. to page 365.