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A44966 An humble address to all the truely [sic] loyal commons of England by a true lover of his king and country. True lover of his king and country. 1680 (1680) Wing H3388; ESTC R14457 3,784 4

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of such Men are and what they aim at witness some Wills which have been lately made wherein after they had bequeathed great part of their Estates they are pleased to insert in order to the Lands formerly in their possession If Providence shall order a return they bequeath it for such and such Uses It is very obvious to considering men they have a mind to be fishing with the old Ba●t but from Men of such Principles Libra nos Domine and I think his very perspicnous to all sober good men that some Citizens amongst us who were very Zealous for the Convention of the Parliament their Zeal was not out of publick good either to the King or people but for advantage to themselves and to be accounted great in the esteem of the Vulgar and yet these are the Men who are very fierce against worshiping of Jeroboams Calves either at Dan or Bethel yet account it nor Icolatry to be Idolized themselves For had they not been half witted they must needs have remembred what his Majesty had formerly declared that it was his Resolution to continue the Parliament by short Prorogations not resolving their Sitting til November unless Affairs from abroad occasioned him to appoint their sooner Convention I do believe there is no rational Man but is of Opinion it is the Subjects Right to Petition their Prince but to Petition for that which his Majesty had resolved should be looks as if they doubted of his Majesties performance and none but men of shallow principles would entertain such Notions It is very well known there are some persons amongst us of Antimonarchial Principles who are for model●zing of Government according to several Chimeras in their Brains and they are waspish and angry because they are not admitted to understand the Arcana Imperii but if they please to go to Jerico till their Beards are grown or they grown wiser it is very probable if his Majesty hath occasion to use them he will give them timely notice or they should do well to converse with their Grammar again and put in practise that excellent Rule Sorte tua contentus abi it is very likely that Midsummer-Moon being past they may be reduced again to their right temperament of mind There is one thing worthy of the inspection into by our Senato●s which is the Licentiousness of the Press which hath greatly occasioned our Domestick jars I could heartily wish that many of those Gentlemen who discent from the Church of England not in Fundamentals but in Circumstantials would not allow nor manifest their approbation to many of those pernicious and lying Pamphlets which reflect on his Majesty and his Government would they but openly in Print declare their dislike and detestation of them it would greatly demonstrate ●o the King of their true Loyalty to his Person and submissiveness to his Government It is our Coffe Houses those Posts of the Nation that occasion much Contention amongst us there Lies are minted and boldly asserted by many impudent beggarly Coxcombs and many grave Fops give as much Credit to them as they do to their Creed would men mind their Shops and frequent these Houses less there would be more Love and less Contention amongst us Hither it is in Parliament time that the Petty-fogging Solicitors and the Excrementious Giste●pipes with many other Impudent Fellows resort to hear what News and to Censure the Actions of our Grave Senators and Cavil at whatsoever pleases not their Humors It is to be hoped our Senators will take Cognizance of many things worthy of their speedy and serious Consideration in this long Interval and will be happy Instruments of setling this our distracted Nation in Peace and quietness what an happy Sight will it be to see the King and his People Accord a threefold Cord is not easily broken I hope God will still preserve his Anointed our gracious King this present Parliament and all his Loyal Subjects from all dangers whatsoever for Si Deus nob scum quis contra nos London Printed by D Mallet 1680.