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Jus populi vindicatum, or, the peoples right to defend themselves and their covenanted religion vindicated ... : being a full reply to the first part of the Survey of Naphtali &c. (1669)

Stewart, James, Sir, 1635-1713 · [London? : s.n.] · leaf 512

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of this his elaborat work, where we are like to finde him as impudent and shamelefle a Patron of perjury > as here we have found him a pleader for Tyranny. But we shall forbeare to fay more at this time, till God offer an opportunity of confidering and anfwering what he shall fay further upon… … POSTSCRIPT. Re ade r, Need not trouble thee with any formal confuta-tion of that fuperlatively irrational and brutishaffertion, by which that Arch-deceiver, and primeparafire sharpe, that abfurd gnatho, endeavouredto prove the unlawfulnefTe of defenfive warre,in that Cento and Rapfudy compofed of…

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