The royal charter granted unto kings, by God himself : and collected out of his holy word, in both testaments (1649)
Bayly, Thomas, d. 1657? · London : [s.n.] · leaf 14
theKings Evil requires a RoyalHand. I do not teach my Penfo high Ambition as to undertakefuch Cures: But it may be Ink.will ferve to cure a Tetter, orHing-vportn : If it do but fo, Ifhall think my Pains well befto w-ed, and my Duty highly appro-ved of, if, when I have prefen-ted this Royal Charter… … To the Reader. Reader* m *HIS wretched Kingdom, lat&e< ly tie Envy of other Nations^,and now the Ob] eel of Pity toall hut to herfilf^ upon whom,Peace had long doted, anddandled their Kingdoms in herLap; whofe Natives, as tho° they had diptthe Wings of Peace, fo that foe could not fyaway…
Divine right of kings · Episcopacy · Puritans
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