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A plea for the Commonalty of London : or a vindication of their rights .. (1645)
Bellamie, John · London : Printed by George Miller · leaf 10
profit ofthc Citizens, notwithftanding the Negative votes ofthe Lord Major and Aldermen. Being fullly proved by feverall Charters granted to this City, by fundry Rojsll Kings ©£England, con-firmed by Ad of Parliament, and by Recordswitnefiing the particulars in the pra&ifc of them. In a Speech… … TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE The Lord Major, AND TO The Right Worfhipftill the Aldermen, and the reft of the Common-ccunceU of the City of LONDON. BJght Honourable,Kigbt JVorJh;pfutif Hat which lately I prefentedin a Speech unto your eares,I now prefume in this littleManuall to put into yourhands •, It…Puritans
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