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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A10685	A briefe summe of the treason intended against the King & state, when they should haue been assembled in Parliament. Nouember. 5. 1605 Fit for to instruct the simple and ignorant heerein: that they be not seduced any longer by papists. With a few other meeters: viz, a song for traytors to make vse of now and hereafter, wherof the first three verses was made in an other foote, by one of Babingtons conspiracy at his death. And certaine songs in prayse of the Kings Maiesty, with prayers for him, and the prosperous estate of all his kingdomes. By I.R. minister.	Rhodes, John, minister of Enborne.	1606 (1606)	STC 20960; ESTC S115896	8,193	30

A briefe some of the Treason intended against the King and State when they should haue beene assembled in Parliament Nouemb. 5. 1605. with certaine other English Meeters which may bee called A dying repentance or A mournefull Song for Traytors to make vse of now begun by one of Babingtons company HEare the verse which dooth rehearse briefly this Traytors plotforme which should reforme thinges amisse First in England then in Scotland with such praise As should make them famous State-men all their dayes Pouder Barrels must end quarrels for vs all King and Subiect Lord and abiect great and small Bands of P P P of all degrees haue sought still English Brittaines vtter ruine by their skill But since Adam none could fadom plots like this Which Nouember may remember to our blisse Some good men say that beyond Sea this began Fawkes and Winter first did venter to goe on These came ouer and woon other to this action Piercy Catesby Wrights and Digby 12. in faction Thus did Thewdas Caine and Iudas vow and sweare Take their Sacrament and all to worke this geare Prince of darkenes and hels blacknes was their leader Piercy Papist masked Atheist banners spreader Iuggling Iesuites with their false sleights many a one Like lewde Strumpets and lowde Trumpets sets them on Thus resoluing and reuoluing of their plot God and duety to their Country was forgot Some resorted and reported to the crew Of this wonder and great thunder to ensue Some were Py●ners vnder-mynors by consent Of the vpper house and Romes of Parliament Some hirde Vault roome and brought in soone Coales and Wood To lay ouer all the powder as it stood Traynes were all spread and Pipes of Lead laide with match Barres and Wedges Stones and Sledges to dispatch Traytor Standly must leade manly Rebelles Stout Owin wyely must bring slyly this about Proclamation for a facion they had printed That Puritane the State had slayne and Gods annoynted This grose slaunder as commaunder from the Deuill Should haue passed and defaced good for euill But I wish still euen with good will Papists were So conuerted and true hearted as these are Then no question but Religion still should flourish And no perrill strife or quarrell we should nourish But these killed and Streetes filled with their bloud Protestants by Papists vants should doe small good Our Kings Daughter shortly after she should raigne And so quiet all this ryot soone againe But how long without all wrong this young Queene Should be suffered and not smothered is not seene Then beleeue them you that shrieue them for not I Will giue credit to this edict hastely For will Wolfe keepe Lambe of that Sheepe he hath eate And not rather soone deuoure it As his meate These belooued this is prooued euery day Where the Papist or the Atheist doe keepe sway Gods moste sweete word should not be sturd yet awhile Till to Protestants and all they might giue foile Oft returning and reiourning Parliament Neuer moou'd them as behou'd them to repent They were carelesse bould and fearelesse in the act Popes great Pardon was their Garden for this fact But these Zimries that would surprise and spoile all God forsakes them and betakes them to their fall For when each thing had setling and day came God bewrayed them dismayd them to their shame By a Letter and no better without doubt To preserue one from this plotforme all came out King and Counsell noted this well and did send Twice to search out thinges then in doubt and their end Fawkes at midnight and by torch light there was found With long matches and deuises vnder ground Hauing found him there they bound him and then sought For the Powder and prouision in the vault This perceiued Fawkes bereued of his sence Said the Deuill did that euill for our defence Yea this dreamer and blasphemer Sathans Sonne Oft relented and repented deede not done To the Court then goe these glad men to declare All and each thing to our good King they found there This laid open baud was broken of this traine And their gladnesse turn'd to madnesse in the braine Some roade North-ward some North-westward there to showe That their treachery and their butchery State did knowe Then like Wilde-men and most vilde-men in strange fashion They got Armor Shot and Powder for commotion Horse in Stable strong and able they stole out Thus the compn'y roade the country all about In the meane time thus their foule cryme was proclaymed And so Papists with vilde Atheists made ashamed Thus confounded some were wounded as they fled Some are taken all forsaken some are dead Musket-Bullet leaden pellet made them stand Powder drying mar'd their flying out of hand House end blowne out some eyes burnt out they could say God offended was reuenged there that day And thus spoyled they were foyled in that place Doores set open as a token of some grace Then to prison as good reason did require Sheriffe conuaide them and so payd them part of hire And in good time they for this crime were sent vp To the counsell for to drinke well of one cup. Heads of Catesby and of Piercy they were sent And sette vpon the vpper house of Parlyament Brauely plodding yea and nodding each to other Thanking Pope for Axe and Rope for them and other Such a downefall to the Papall none aliue But these Traytors and their way●●s could contriue This foule faction and vilde action will conuince Pope and Popelings Fryers and Shauelings long time hence Babes vnborne will hate and scorne such as these Papists O●spring will for this thing finde small ease God our keeper is no sleeper this is knowne But attend vs and defend vs as his owne Diuelish Treason hath no reason night or day Proud ambition makes sedition euery way Their aspiring and their fyring comes from hell The vnkindenes growes of blindenes most can tell Banckrout fellowes blow the bellowes to Commotion And their backeside must be couered with deuotion Romes Religion pretty Pigion of the Pope Some would bring in by this foule sinne to haue scope And the Gospell which dooth expell all their drosse With our Preachers and professors they would crosse These vilde rangers would bring Strangers heere to raigne Or in all things make themselues Kings by their gaine This performed men well armed then should rise And cry kill kill all sortes still still in strange wise Then to ryfling without tryfling these would ronne Yea to spoyling and defiling this kingdome Thus were these bent with full intent treacherously To blow vp all make much thraule soddenly Popish preesthoode neuer yet good prate and pray That their Popery and their fopery might beare sway But their praying for betraying King and State God and Angells Saints and Virgins still dooth hate All late Queenes time this their foule crime God put by And still saued his anoynted wonderously Yet they seeke still moe Kings to kill which doth growe By their writing and