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An appeal to Caesar : wherein gold and silver is proved to be the kings majesties royal commodity .. (1660)

Violet, Thomas · London : [s.n.] · leaf 38

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your Privie Councel would bepleafed to require an accompi of the EiftJndia andPerJia-Gompanie3cf all the (ammes of monie, Gold or Silver^ eitherForrain or Englifh, which they have lent into India and ?er*/L*;everfince July i62 04thisis no new thing, for they did inI6lo,givcan accompr,and made it by… … (11) mijh and Germme Dollar*, which accompt was prefcnteJIinParliament at that time. 3* Yonr Petitioner deiircsyour Majefly to take notice^that if the State in Parliament were then lo carefuil in timesof peace, and the Trade of the Nation flourifliing, to call theUiftIndia Company to an accompt for…

Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685 · Divine right of kings · Puritans

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