A34660:156
London: printed for F. Coules and W. Ley, 1641
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
11 The spoyles got by warre are to be divided into two pars, 1between the Souldiers and the Common-wealth that sent them forth.
12 A Tribute from both is to be levied to the Lord, 1and given to the Treasury of the Church, a fifth part out of the Common-wealth's part, and a 500 part out of the Soldiers part.
12 A Tribute from both is to bolevved to the Lord, 1and given to the Treasury of the Church, a fift part out of the Common-wealth's part, and a 500 part out of the Souldiers part.
13 If all the Soldiers return again in peace, not one lacking, it is acceptable to the Lord, if they offer over and above the former Tribute, a voluntary oblation unto the Treasury of the Church for a memorial of the Redemption of their lives, by the especial providence and Salvation of the Lord of Hosts.
13 If all the Souldiers return again in peace, not one lacking, it is acceptable to the Lord, if they offer over and above the former Tribute, a voluntary oblation unto the Treasury of the Church for a memoriall of the Redemption of their lives, by the especiall providence and Salvation of the Lord of Hoasts.
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CHAP. I. Of Magistrates. Page 1 CHAP. II. Of the free Burgesses and free Inhabitants. Page • CHAP. III. Of the protection and provision of the Country. Page • CHAP. IV. Of the right of Inheritance. Page • CHAP. V. Of Commerce. Page 8 CHAP. VI. Of Trespasses. Page 9 ⟨image 10⟩CHAP. VII. Of Crimes. Page 10 CHAP. VIII. Of other Crimes less heinous such as are to be punished with some Corporal punishment or Fine. Page 12 CHAP. IX. Of the trial of Causes, whether Civill or Criminal, and the execution of Sentence. Page 13 CHAP. X. Of the Causes Criminal between our People and Foreign Nations. Page 14
CHAP. I. Of Magistrates. Page 1 CHAP. II. Of the free Burgesses and free Inhabitants. Page • CHAP. III. Of the protection and provision of the Countrey. Page • CHAP. IV. Of the right of Inheritance. Page • CHAP. V. Of Commerce. Page 8 CHAP. VI. Of Trespasses. Page 9 ⟨image 10⟩CHAP. VII. Of Crimes. Page 10 CHAP. VIII. Of other Crimes lesse hainous such as are to be punished with some Corporall punishment or Fine. Page 12 CHAP. IX. Of the triall of Causes, whether Civill or Criminall, and the execution of Sentence. Page 13 CHAP. X. Of the Causes Criminall betweene our People and Forraine Nations. Page 14
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