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Page 565
After ( upon conditions with the queen ) this great assembly at St . John ' s Town
departed thence ; but before the severing of themselves , they entered into a t
league by oath , that if any one member of their congregation should be troubled
...
After ( upon conditions with the queen ) this great assembly at St . John ' s Town
departed thence ; but before the severing of themselves , they entered into a t
league by oath , that if any one member of their congregation should be troubled
...
Page 566
They † entered into a league , that though the queen fent for them , they would
never come to her another time without consent of their company . " After the $
queen regent made a proclamation of her desire of peace , and that the state of
the ...
They † entered into a league , that though the queen fent for them , they would
never come to her another time without consent of their company . " After the $
queen regent made a proclamation of her desire of peace , and that the state of
the ...
Page 572
An attempt had been made to disturb the queen and her attendants at divine
service at Holy - rood House on Sunday 24th August , 1561 . * “ For remedy
whereof for the time to come , an order was issued the next day by the lords of the
council ...
An attempt had been made to disturb the queen and her attendants at divine
service at Holy - rood House on Sunday 24th August , 1561 . * “ For remedy
whereof for the time to come , an order was issued the next day by the lords of the
council ...
Page 576
Queen ful scenes of horror . Suffice it to say , that driven out of her kingdom , the
queen was twice taken prisoner with an ( ceks refuge from Elizabeth . armed
force of open rebels : compelled to resign her kingdom to her son , an infant
under ...
Queen ful scenes of horror . Suffice it to say , that driven out of her kingdom , the
queen was twice taken prisoner with an ( ceks refuge from Elizabeth . armed
force of open rebels : compelled to resign her kingdom to her son , an infant
under ...
Page 581
It is lawful to kill wicked kings and tyrants : and both by God ' s law and man ' s
law , † Queen Mary ought to bave been put to death , as being a tyrant , a
monster , a cruel beaft , & c . Examples : $ The subjects did kill the queen ' s
highness ...
It is lawful to kill wicked kings and tyrants : and both by God ' s law and man ' s
law , † Queen Mary ought to bave been put to death , as being a tyrant , a
monster , a cruel beaft , & c . Examples : $ The subjects did kill the queen ' s
highness ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Iura Anglorum |
| Author | Francis Plowden |
| Publisher | E. and R. Brooke, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar, 1792 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2010 |
| Length | 620 pages |
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