A treatise of miscellany questions wherein many useful questions and cases of conscience are…A treatise of miscellany questions wherein many usefull questions and cases of conscience are…

That the declaration of both Kingdoms, emitted to other Nations, doeth hold forth to the world, that our war is for the ends of the Covenant, and that we should never lay down arms, till these were obtained.

That the declaration of both Kindomes, emitted to other Nations, doeth hold forth to the world, that our war is for the ends of the Covenant, and that we should never lay down armes, till these were obtained.

That by order of Parliament, the Covenant was turned in Latin, and sent abroad to the reformed Churches, with letters from the Assembly of Divines.

That by order of Parliament, the Covenant was turned in Latine, and sent abroad to the reformed Churches, with letters from the Assembly of Divines.

That upon the former assurances, the Church and Kingdom of Scotland, the Parliaments of both Kingdoms, the Assembly of Divines, the city of London, and many thousands in England, have taken the Covenant, and have sworn most solemnly, that they shall constantly, really, and sincerely, during all the days of their lifetime, with their lives and fortunes, stand to the performance of it. And both Kingdoms have suffered the loss of their goods cheerfully, laid out their means, and laid down their lives resolutely in pursuance thereof.

That upon the former assurances, the Church and Kingdome of Scotland, the Parliaments of both Kingdomes, the Assembly of Divines, the city of London, and many thousands in England, have taken the Covenant, and have sworne most solemnly, that they shall constantly, really, and sincerly, during all the dayes of their lifetime, with their lives and fortunes, stand to the performance of it. And both Kingdomes have suffered the losse of their goods chearfully, laid out their means, and laid downe their lives resolutly in pursuance thereof.