A plea for the Commonalty of London : or a vindication of their rights .. (1645)
Bellamie, John · London : Printed by George Miller · leaf 16
truth, infliewing the little fuccefle, orgood, that after three dayes de-bate hath beene done, in thatCommittee, which was appointed to ftate thequeftion in controverfie, between the &4lder-men and Commoners, Members of this Courtof Common-councell, and I being by thisCourt added to that… … 2 A Plea for the doth ftand ; and for methods fake, I ftiall de-liver, what in this I have to fpcake, under thefe ithree heads. Firft, That this City ( by thofe favoursand bounties, which Vve and our predecejfourshave received from fundry Royall Kings cfEngland) is now invented Vvith many excellent…
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