An appeal to Caesar : wherein gold and silver is proved to be the kings majesties royal commodity .. (1660)
Violet, Thomas · London : [s.n.] · leaf 12
atnefe of all your Lords end Gentry, for thefifety ofattyourfeopley that your Majesly hep tbiiltyyallTruJl intire,%ndtht)\mi always in your Majejly,and A 3 you? - (a)your mojl honourable frivy CounceU bands, tu the Apftll of your Eye.Gold and Silver is a Merchandise all over the WorldJrue^ut in… … To the Right Honourable, the Lord HighChancellour of England, the Lord Stewardof his MA*EST|Es Houlriold, the Lord Hi^hTreafurer of England, the Lord %oberts, allof his Maiesties moll Honourable PrivieCouncell, Thefe humbly prefent. May it pteafejotir Lordjhips> Humbly prefumc for to Acquaint…
Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685 · Divine right of kings · Puritans
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