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A56162	The first and second part of A seasonable, legal, and historicall vindication and chronological collection of the good old fundamentall liberties, franchises, rights, laws of all English freemen ... wherein is irrefragably evinced by Parliamentary records, proofs, presidents, that we have such fundamentall liberties, franchises, rights, laws ... : collected, recommended to the whole English nation, as the best legacy he can leave them / by William Prynne of Swainswick, Esquire.; Seasonable, legal, and historical vindication of the good old fundamental liberties, franchises, rights, properties, laws, government of all English freemen. Part 1-2	Prynne, William, 1600-1669.	1655 (1655)	Wing P3954; ESTC R19429	161,045	206

King was Ingaged in the wars against the Scots with certain prayers added For their good success in that Designe against the Scots For the more effectuall carrying on whereof the Popes Nuncio with the Colledge of Jesuites then in Queen-street secretly summoned a kind of Parliament of Roman Catholicks and Jesuites in London out of every County of England and Wales in which Conne the Popes Nuncio sate President by the Queens commission and direction in April 1639. Who granted and collected an extraordinary large Contribution by way of Subsidy from the Papists to carry on this war against our Protestant Brethren of Scotland and raise forces to joyne with the Spainards whom they then expected to cut the English Protestants throats The Jesuitical and Prelatical Popish party much displeased with the defeat of this their Plot by the unexpected Pacification with the Scots 1639. induced the King soon after to break and revoke it Anno 1640. the very year of the Jesuites Jubilee which they solemnized in all places being the 100. yeer from the first Erection of their Order by Ignatius Anno 1540. they caused a new Army to be raised and sent into the North against the Protestants of Scotland to subdue destroy them At the same time they secretly listed an Army of no less then 7000. Romish Catholickes kept in private pay of purpose To cut the Protestants throats who should resist them and to Conquer the Protestants in England first and then in Ireland which Designe they were to put in execution when the Pope or his Legat with the Spanish French and Venetian Ambassadours should appoint who designed them to begin to execute it When the King went into Scotland against the Scots as O Conner the Queen-Mothers Priest confessed to Anne Hussey who justified it to the Lords of the Councel then and afterwards before the Lords in Parliament upon her Oath The Jesuites were so confident of the good success of their designes amongst us and compleat Victory over all the Protestants throughout the world this yeare of their Jubilee making Triumph over their Enemies one of their Notes of the true Church that they appointed a solemne Enterlude to be acted by their Society in the publique Hall at Aquisgran in Germany in honour of their Jubilee wherein they signified to the people by printed Tickets and Pageants that the Popish Church of Rome should be brought in upon the Stage happily fighting against triumphing and reigning over all her enemies every where throughout the world in all ages till that present day and especially of later times by their meanes The beginning of this Enterlude being happily acted and succeeding according to their mindes at last there were two Armies of soldiers brought by them upon the Stage ready to encounter each other the one of Jesuites and Papists fighting for the Church of Rome the other representing the Protestants warring against her Before their fight a Jesuitical actor clad in black personating a Popish Masse-Priest divineth good success to the Popish Army praying for it with an affected devotion and solemne invocation or rather profanation of Gods name after which the Popish Army of actors as being certain of the instant victory uttered these words to their Captain as their parts directed them with a loud reiterated voyce and shout Pereat Pereat Quisquis est hostis Ecclesiae Let him perish let him perish whoever is an enemy of the Church whereupon a great part of the Stage on which they acted together with the whole Popish Army not one Souldier or Captain excepted at the repeating of these words and wishes fell to the ground immediately with so great celerity that many of them felt they were fallen down before they discerned themselves to fall their feigned enemies of the Church representing the Protestants standing all fast at least in place if not in mind on the other part of the Stage which fell not at all With this sudden fall many of the Popish Army were bruised in peeces with the beames of the Stage falling upon them who through pain and horror needed Monitors to silence their outcries others having their bones broken and Limbes put out of joynt were carried to the Chirugions to be dressed and all the rest confounded with shame crept away secretly under the Veile to their Lodging And so this Jesuitical Enterlude by divine justice ended in a real unexpected bloody Tragedy and real rout of the whole pretended victorious Popish Army of Jesuites and the Scotish Wars that yeer which they so much depended on through Gods mercy concluded in a blessed Peace and Union between both Nations Whereupon the Irish Popish Rebels by the Jesuites Plots and instigations seconded with secret encouragements and promises of assistance with Arms and Moneys from Cardinal Richliou the King of Spain Pope and other forraign Popish Princes undertook the late horrid bloody Massacre of all the Protestants in Ireland and surprisal of all the Forts Castles Arms and Ammunition therein on the 23 of October 1641. being Ignatius day the Founder and New Canonized Saint of the Jesuited Society for the greater Honour of their Patron Order they being the chief Plotters of this horrid bloody Treason Which horrid Conspiracie though happily discovered the night before its execution at Dublin and some few places else yet it took effect in most other parts of Ireland to the slaughter of neer two hundred thousand Protestants there in few months space seconded with a bloody Warre for sundry years to the losse of many thousands more lives To this Plot all the Papists in England were privy who intended the like Massacre in England and soon after by the Popes and Jesuits instigations by the assistance of sorragin Popish Princes they eugaged the King and Parliament in a long-lasting bloody uncivill unchristian war against each other concluding in the Kings and Parliaments joynt ruines by an Army raised for their mutual defence seduced thereunto through the Jesuits instigations and policies After which they engaged the Protestants of England and Scotland formerly united by the strictest B●nds and Covenants against them to war upon invade and destroy each other by land and soon after that by the Spanish Agents Assistance raised a most dangerous bloody Warre between our Protestant old Allies of the Neitherlands and the English by Sea to the infinite dammage prejudice of both and the effusions of whole Oceans of the Gallantest Christian Protestant blood that ever yet was shed the expence of more treasure and men in these intest●●e Wars than would have conquered all Spain Italy and the Indies had they been imployed upon such a designe and to the entailing of a perpetuall Army on us and our Posterities more ready as we have of late years found by sad experiments to hearken to the Jesuits clandestine suggestions ●eductions and execute their fore-plotted Designes to ruine our Kingdomes Parliaments Laws Liberties Monarchy

The first and Second Part of A SEASONABLE LEGAL AND HISTORICALL VINDICATION AND Chronological COLLECTION of the Good Old Fundamentall Liberties Franchises Rights Laws of all English Freemen their best Inheritance Birthright Security against all Arbitrary Tyranny and Aegyptian Burdens and of their strenuous Defence in all former Ages of late years most dangerously undermined and almost totally subverted under the specious Disguise of their Defence and future Establishment upon a sure Basis by their pretended Greatest Propugners WHEREIN IS Irrefragably evinced by Parliamentary Records Proofs Presidents That we have such Fundamentall Liberties Franchises Rights Laws That to attempt or effect the Subversion of all or any of them or of our Fundamentall Government by Fraud or Force is High Treason The principal of them summed up in X. Propositions The chief printed Treatises asserting them specified A Chronological History of our Ancestors zeal vigilancy courage prudence in gaining regaining enlarging defending oft confirming and perpetuating them to Posterity by Great Charters Statutes New Confirmations Excommunications Speciall Conservators Consultations Petitions Declarations Remonstrances Oaths Protestations Vows Leagues Covenants and likewise by their Arms when necessitated during all the Britons Romans Saxons Danes Normans and English Kings Reigns till this present collected for present and future publique benefit with a Brief Touch of their late unparalelled Infringments and subversions in every particular The Triall of all Malesactors by their Peers and Juries justified as the onely legall best most indifferent and all other late arbitrary Judicatories erected for their Triall exploded as destructive both to our Fundamentall Laws and Liberties Collected recommended to the whole English Nation as the best Legacy he can leave them By William Prynne of Swainswick Esquire The Second Edition Corrected and much Enlarged Psal 11. 3. If the Fundations be destroyed what can the righteous do Psal 82. 5. They know not neither will they understand they walk on in darknesse all the Foundations of the earth are out of course London Printed for the Author and are to be sold by Edward Thomas in Green Arbour 1655. Errata IN the Epistle letter C. page 8. l. 6. read effect D. p. 2. l. 9. 〈◊〉 Tesmond H. p. 5. l. 19. Censurers I. p. 5. l. 13 of r. our K. p. 7. l. 28. r. Heirs L. p. 4. l. 20. r. exercerunt In the Margin H. p. 3. l. 42. aliquem I. p. 6. l. 27. pacti L. p. 8. 13. r. 23. In the Book p. 4. l. 25. r. as of p. 13. l. 36. r. were resolved p. 19. l. 14. r. Vote of p. 24. l. 16. of p. 26. l. 15. of and p. 29. l. 33. Statutes p. 32. l. 26. r. E. 6. c. 5. p. 35. l. 6. to sedition p. 38. l. 19. r. parts Margin p. 27. l. 13. ther r. other p. 64. l. 3 4 5. r. 10. R. 2. cap. 1. 1 H. 5. c. 1. 28 H. 6. n. 51. l. 11. r. 4. E. 4. To all truely Christian Free men of England Patrons of Religion Freedom Lawes Parliaments who shall peruse this Treatise Christian READER IT hath been one of the most detestable Crimes and highest Impeachments against the Antichristian Popes of Rome that under a Saint-like Religious pretext of advancing the Church Cause Kingdom of Jesus Christ they have for some hundred yeers by-past usurped to themselves as fole Monarchs of the World in the Right of Christ whose Vicars they pretend themselves to be both by Doctrinal Positions and Treasonable Practises an absolute Soveraign Tyrannical Power over all Christian Emperours Kings Princes of the World who must derive and hold their Crowns from them alone upon their good behaviours at their pleasures not onely to Excommunicate Censure Judge Depose Murder Destroy their sacred Persons but likewise to dispose of their Crowns Scepters Kingdoms and translate them to whom they please In pursuance whereof they have most traiterously wickedly seditiously atheistically presumed to absolve their Subjects from all their sacred Oaths Homages natural Allegiance and due Obedience to them instigated encouraged yea expresly enjoyned under pain of interdiction excommunication and other censures their own Subjects yea own sons sometimes both by their Bulls and Agents to revolt from rebel war against depose dethrone murder stab poyson destroy them by open force or secret conspiracies and stirred up one Christian King Realm State to invade infest destroy usurp upon another onely to advance their own Antichristian Soveraignties Usurpations Ambition Rapines worldly Pompe and Ends as you may read at leisure in the Statutes of 25 H. 8. c. 22. 28 H. 8. c. 10. 37 H. 8. c. 17. 13 Eliz. c. 2. 23 Eliz. c. 1. 35 Eliz. c. 2. 3 Jacob. c. 1 2 4 5. 7 Jacob. c. 6. The Emperour Frederick his Epistles against Pope Gregory the 9. and Innocent the 4. recorded in Matthew Paris and others Aventinus Annalium Boiorum Mr. William Tyndal's Practice of Popish Prelates the second Homily upon Witsunday the Homilies against disobedience and wilful Rebellion Bishop Jewels view of a seditious Bull Iohn Bale in his lives of the Roman Pontifs Doctor Thomas Bilson in his True difference between Christian subjection and unchristian Rebellion Doctor John White his Sermon at Paul s Cross March 24. 1625. and Defence of the Way c. 6 10. Doctor Crakenthorpe of the Popes temporal Monarchy Bishop Morton's Protestant Apology Doctor Beard 's Theater of God's Judgements l. 1. c 27 28. Doctor Squire of Antichrist John Bodin his Commonwealth l. 1. c. 9. The learned Morney Lord du Plessy his Mystery of Iniquity and History of the Papacy The General History of France Grimston's Imperial History Matthew Paris Speed Holinshed Cambden and others in the lives of King John Henry the 3. Queen Elizabeth and other of our Kings with hundreds of printed Sermons on the 5 of November The principal Instruments the Popes imployed of late yeers in these their unchristian Treasonable Designes have been pragmatical furious active Jesuites whose Society was first erected by Ignatius Loyola a Spaniard by Birth but A SOULDIER by Profession and confirmed by Pope Paul the 3. Anno 1540● which Order consisting onely of ten persons at first and confined onely to sixty by this Pope hath so monstrously increased by the Popes and Spaniards favours and assistance whose chief Janizaries Factors Intelligencers they are that in the yeer 1626. they caused the picture of Ign●tius their Founder to be cut in Brass with a goodly Olive Tree growing like Jessees root out of his side spreading its branches into all kingdoms and Provinces of the World where the Jesuites have any Colledges and Seminaries with the name of the Province at the foot of the branch which hath as many leaves as they have Colledges and Residencies in that Province in which leaves are the names of the Towns and Villages where these Colledges are situated Round about the Tree are the Pictures of all the illustrious Persons of their Order and in Ignvtius his right hand

there is a Paper wherein these words are engraven Ego sicut Oliva fructifera in domo Dei taken out of Ps 52. 8. which pourtraictures they then printed and published to the world wherein they set forth the number of their Colledges and Seminaries to be no less then 777. increased to 155 more by the yeer 1640. in all 932. as they published in like Pictures Pageants printed at Antwerp 1640. Besides sundry New Colledges and Seminaries erected since In these Colledges and Seminaries of theirs they had then as they print 15591 Fellews of their Society of Jesus besides the Novices Scholars and Lay-brethren of their Order amounting to neer ten times that number So infinitely did this evil weed grow and spread it self within one hundred yeers after its first planting And which is most observable of these Colledges and Seminaries they reckoned then no less then 15 secret ones IN PROVINCIA ANGLICANA in the Province of ENGLAND where were 267 SOCII or Fellows of that Society besides 4 COLLEDGES OF ENGLISH JESUITES ELSEWHERE In IRELAND and elsewhere 8 Colledges of IRISH JESUITES and in SCOTLAND and otherwhere 2 Residencies of SCOTTISH JESUITES What the chief imployments of Ignatius and his numerous swarms of Disciples are in the World his own Society at the time of his Canonization for a Romish Saint sufficiently discovered in their painted Pageants then shewed to the people wherein they pourtraied this new Saint holding the whole world in his hand and fire streaming out forth of his heart rather to set the whole world on fire by Combustions Wars Treasons Powder-plots Schismes new State and old Church-Heresies then to enlighten it with this Motto VENI IGNEM MITTFRE I came to send fire into the World which the University of Cracow in Poland objected amongst other Articles against them Anno 1622. and Alphonsus de Vargas more largly insisteth on in his Relatio de Stratagematis Sophismatis Politicis Jesuitarum c. An. 1641. c. 7 8 24. Their number being so infinite and the Pope and Spaniard too having long since by Campanella's advice erected many Colledges in Rome Italy Spain the Netherlands and elsewhere for English Scottish Irish Jesuites as well as for such secular Priests Friers Nuns of purpose to promote their designs against the Protestant Princes Realms Churches Parliaments of England Scotland Ireland to reduce them under their long prosecuted UNIVERSAL MONARCHY over them by Fraud Policy Treason intestine Divisions and Wars being unable to effect it by their own Power no doubt of late yeers many hundreds if not thousands of this Society have crept into England Scotland and Ireland lurking under several disguises yea an whole Colledge of them sate weekly in counsel in or neer Westminster some few yeers since under Conne the Popes Nuntio on purpose to embroyle England and Scotland in bloody civil wars therby to endanger shake subvert these Realms and destroy the late King as you may read at large in my Romes Master-piece published by the Commons special Order An. 1643. who occasioned excited fom●nted the first and second intended but happily prevented wars between England and Scotland and after that the unhappy Differences Wars between the King Parliament and our three Protestant Kingdoms to bring them to utter desolation and extirpate our reformed Religion The Kings Forces in which many of them were Souldiers after some yeers wars being defeated thereupon their Father Ignatius being a SOULDIER and they his Military sons not a few of them secretly insinuated themselves as Souldiers into the Parliaments Army and Forces as they had formerly done into the Kings where they so cunningly acted their parts as extraordinary illuminates gifted brethren and grand States-men that they soon leavened many of the Officers Troopers and common Souldiers with their dangerous Jesuitical State-politicks and Practises put them upon sundry strange designs to new-mould the old Monarchical Government Parliaments Church Ministers Laws of England erecting a New General Councel of Army-Officers and Agitators for that purpose acting more like a Parliament and Supream Dictators then Souldiers And at last instigated the Army by open force against their Commissions Duties Oaths Protestations and Solemn League Covenant to Impeach imprison seclude first elevē Commoners then some six or seven Lords after that to secure seclude the Majority of the Commons House suppress the whole House of Lords destroy the King Parliament Government Priviledges Liberties of the Kingdom Nation for whose defence they were first raised which by no other adverse power they could effect This produced new bloody divisions animosities wars in and between our three Protestant Realms and Nations after with our Protestant Allies of the Netherlands Campanella's express old projected Plots to subject us both to the Popes and Spaniards Monarchies effected by the Spaniards Gold and Agents with sundry heavy Monthly Taxes Excises Oppressions Sales of the Churches Crowns and of many Nobles and Gentlemens Lands and Estates to their undoing our whole Nations impoverishing and discontent an infinite profuse expence of Treasure of Protestant blood both by Land and Sea decay of Trade with other sad effects in all our three Kingdoms yea sundry successive New changes of our publick Government made by the Army-Officers who are still ringing the changes according to Campanela's and Parsons Platforms So that if Fire may be certainly discerned by the smoke or the Tree commonly known by its Fruits as the Truth it self resolves Matth. 12. 33. we may truly cry out to all our Rulers as the Jews did once to the Rulers of Thessalonica in another case Act. 17. 6. THOSE Jesuites WHO HAVE TURNED THE WORLD UPSIDE DOWN ARE COME HITHER ALSO and have turned our Kingdoms Kings Peers Monarchy Parliaments Government Laws Liberties yea our very Church and Religion too in a great measure UPSIDE DOWNE even by those very Persons who were purposely raised commissiond waged engaged by Protestations Covenanes Vows Oathes Laws Allegiance and Duty to protect them from these Jesuitical Innovations and subversions And those Jesuites Spanish Romish Agents who have so far seduced so deeply engaged them contrary to all these Obligations and to their own former printed Engagements Remonstrances Representations Proposals Desires and RESOLUTIONS for setling this Nation in its just Rights the Parliament in their just Priviledges and the Subjects in their Liberties and Freedoms published to all the World in the name of Sir Thomas Fairfax THE ARMY AND THE GENERAL COUNCEL OF THE ARMY none Volume London 1647. which they may do well to peruse yea against the Votes Intreaties Desires Advices of both Houses of Parliament the Generality of the good Ministers people of the three whole Kingdoms and their wisest best affected Protestant Friends who commissioned raised paid assisted them for far other ends O whether may they will they not in all humane probability rashly blindly suriously henceforth lead drive precipitate them to our whole three Kingdoms Churches Parliaments

or inheritance because in his and the Jesuites Opinion onely not in Truth he was both an Heretick and A TYRANT Asserting That it was lawful for Castle or any other private man TO DESTROY AN HERETICK OR TYRANT much more then him that was both And John Guignardus a Jesuite Fellow of the Jesuites Colledge of Claremount in his Papers then seised by and reported to the Parliament of Paris Anno 1595. not onely compared Henry the third and fourth to Nero and Herod and justified Clements murder of the one and Castles attempt upon the other as most Heroical and praise-worthy Actions but likewise added That if we in the year 1572. on Saint Bartholmews day in the General Massacre of the French Protestants had CVT OFF THE BASILICON VEINE Henry King of Navarre we had not fallen out of a Feavour into that Plague which now we finde Sed quicquid delirant Reges plectunctur Achivi SANGVINI PARCENDO That King Henry should be but over-mildly dealt with if he were thrust from the Crown of France into a Monastery and there had his crown shaven That if he could not be deposed without a war then a war was to be raised against him but if a war could not be levied against him the cause being dead CLAM E MEDIO TOLLATVR he should then be privily murdered and taken out of the way For which the Parliament of Paris adjudged and executed him for a Traytor Yea so desperately were the Jesuites after this bent to destroy this King that Alexander Hay a Scottish Jesuite of Claremont privy to Castles villany used to say That if King Henry the fourth should pass by their Colledge the first there built for them he would willingly cast himself out of his window headlong upon him so as he might break the Kings neck though thereby he brake his own Yet was he punished but with perpetual Banishment After which Jesuitical conspiracies detected and prevented notwithstanding this King Henry before these two attempts to murder him had by their sollicitations renounced the Protestant Religion professed himself a zealous Romanist recalled the Jesuites formerly banished for the murther of Henry the third against his Parliaments and Counsels advice reversed all the decrees of Parliament against them razed the publick Pillar set up in Paris as a lasting Monument of their Treasons and Conspiracies built them a magnificent Colledge in Paris indowed them with a very large Revenue entertained Pere Cotten one of their Society for his Confessor who revealed all his Secrets to the King of Spain bequeathed a large Legacy of Plate and Lands to their Society by his will and was extraordinary bountiful and favourable towards them yet these bloody ingrateful Villains animated that desperate wretch Ravilliac to stab him to death in the open street in Paris Anno 1610. Albigni the Jesuite being privy to this murder before it was perpetrated Yea Francis de Verona in his Apology for John Castle p. 258. thus predicted his second mortal stab in these words Though this Prince of Orange scaped the first blow given him in his cheek yet the next hit whereof this was a presage as the blow given by Castle SHALL BE THE FORE-RVNNER OF ANOTHER BLOW Such implacable Regicides are the Jesuites 4. By their suborning instigating sundry bloody instruments one after another to murder William Prince of Orange prevented in their attempts by God's providence till at last they procured one Balthasar Gerard to shoot him to death with a Pistol charged with three Bullets An. 1584. the Jesuites promising him no less then HEAVEN it self AND A CANONIZATION AMONG THE SAINTS AND MARTYRS for this bloody Treason as they did to James Clement before for murdering the French King And it is very remarkable That after this murder of his Thomas Campanella a Jesuited Italian Frier prescribed this as a principal means to the King of Spain of reducing the Netherlands under his Monarchy again to sow emulation and discords amongst their Nobles States and to murder Prince Maurice his son and successor which he expresseth in these direct termes Maxime opus est ut Serpens seditionis Comes Scilicet Mauritius Interimatur non vero per bellum diuturnum copia illi danda est magis magisque succrescendi which they twice likwise attempted to affect An. 1594 and 1598. No wonder that they so much endeavour by all means instruments to suppress that noble family now to whom the Netherlands principally owe their infranchisement from the Spanish yoak of bondage 5. By their poysoning Stephen Botzkay Prince of Transylvania for opposing their bloody persecution 6. By their manifold bloody Plots and Attempts from time to time to murder depose stab poyson destroy our famous Protestant Queen Elizabeth by open Insurrections Rebellions Invasions Wars raised against her both in England and Ireland and by intestine clandestine Conjurations from which Gods ever-waking providence did preserve her Amongst other Conspiracies that of Patrick Cullen an Irish Frier hired by the Jesuites and their Agents to kill the Queen is observable Holt the Jesuite who perswaded him to undertake the murdering of her told him that it was not onely lawful by the Laws but that he should merit Gods Favour and Heaven by it and thereupon gave him remission of all his sins the Eucharist to encourage him in this Treason the chief ground whereof and of all their other Treasons against this Queen was thus openly expressed by Iaquis Francis for Cullens further encouragement That the Realm of England then was and would be so well setled that unless Mistras Elizabeth so he termed his Dread Soveraign though but a base Landressson were suddenly taken away All the Devils in Hell would not be able to prevail to shake and overturn it Which then it seems they principally endeavoured and oft-times since attempted and have now at last effected by those who conceit they demerit the Title of Saints though not in a Romish Kalender and no less then Heaven for shaking overturning and making it No Kingdom 7. By their Conspiracy against King James to dep●ive him of his Right to the Crown of England imprison or destroy his person raise Rebellion alter Religion and Subvert the Stat● and Government by vertue of Pope Clement the eighth his Bull directed to Henry Garnet Superiour of the Iesuites in England whereby he commanded all the Archpriests Priests Popish Clergy Peers Nobles and Catholicks of England That after the death of Queen Elizabeth by the course of Nature or otherwise whosoever shall lay claim or title to the Crown of England though never so directly or neerly interessed by descent should not be admitted unto the Throne unless he would first tolerate the Rom●sh Religion and by his best endeavours promote the Catholick cause unto which by his Solemn and Sacred Oath he should religiously subscribe after the death of that miserable woman as he stilled Queen Elizabeth By vertue of which