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 6
l Aflembly, Our Counccll thought fit that youftiould meet, for difchargc of that truft impofed on youby Us and Our Parliament, whereby all fair means maybe ufed to prevent fuch troubles and divi-fions as may in-terrupt or endanger the Common Peace of Our King-domes: And as it ought to… … (4) of their Princes. fo that without this reciprocall endea-vour , there can be no happintfle for the Prince , nor fe-curity for the people. We are confident Our late A&ionsinScotland,willtoallpofterky be an acceptable witnesofOurcareinprefervingthe libertie of thefeOur Sub-je<5ts, and Our…
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