The proceedings of the Commissioners, appointed by the Kings majesty and Parliament of Scotland, for Conserving the Articles of the Treaty and Peace Betwixt the Kingdomes of Scotland and England. : With two letters sent to his Majesty, by the Lords of his Privy Councell, wherein the Councell doth recommend to His Majestie, the desires of the saids Commissioners; and the Petition of the Commissioners of the Generall Assembly (1643)
Scotland. Parliament. Commissioners Appointed for Conserving the Articles of the Treaty and Peace Betwixt the Kingdomes of Scotland and England, Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649, Church of Scotland. General Assembly. Commission, England and Wales. Parliament · London, : Printed by Evan Tyler · leaf 32
arliament , will givegreat fatisfa&ion and content to this whole Nation, ex-treamly longing for a comfortable clofe of the prefenttroubles, that by unity of Religion, and a well groundedpeace in themfelves,and either with other,the two King-domes may be firmely united , and ftrongly… … ^ 29 ) The Qouncels mo Letters to HisoS\^ajeJfie. CM^ft [acred Soveraignc, E cannot ceafe from reprefcnting toYour Majefty from time to time, whatmay conduce for the good of ReligionYour Majefties honour 3 and the goodof Your Kingdomes. A Petition hathbeen lately prefented to us from…
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