An appeal to Caesar : wherein gold and silver is proved to be the kings majesties royal commodity .. (1660)
Violet, Thomas · London : [s.n.] · leaf 8
fore the fifing ofthis blejfed Parliament. True it is, Gold and Silver all over tbe~World is a currant Merchandise,it anjwereth all things, and command*eth all things under the Sun. But foy that in aH Kingdoms, Gold and Silver is a I\in?lyMerchandise, and only at the things Y)ifpofe and Will\ and… … i» f fa wo^ 5Wrfrf Kuufr 0/ f fa /(*«£* °f England, and their PrivyCouncel, and mm other (whomfoever, either Lords; Bijhops, or Com-mons). The ^eafons upon perufaO of this Narrative, Tour Majefiy willfind to have been done, upon ?noft wife, jufly and great consideration yboth for the Honour,…
Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685 · Divine right of kings · Puritans
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