England's beauty in seeing King Charles the Second restored to majesty (1661)
Reeve, Thomas, 1594-1672 · London : Printed by I.R. · leaf 228
fhall your government be happy,yourNames be honoured, and your foules blejfed. Thus humbly in-treating you , that this Treatife may have your infpe&ion, andprotetlion, that it being patronised by you , it may the moreauthoritatively teach the whole Kingdome jufi obedience, and alle-giance,… … Shebas head caft over the wall.Or the dead Scalp of Rebellion. The QJl E S T I O N. Whether Kings within their own Territories maybe refiftedby force of^yirms* His Queftion is propounded for peace,there»fore there mult, be no humour in the deci-ding of it; palTion is a bad Advocate, anda worfe…
Charles II, King of England, 1630-1685 · Puritans · Sermons, English
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