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baxter_n incapacity_n for_o government_n dominion_n be_v found_v in_o grace_n want_v of_o power_n depose_v a_o prince_n a_o case_n against_o his_o majesty_n restauration_n case_n of_o forfeiture_n baxter_n assert_n obedience_n at_o all_o hazard_n baxter_n against_o the_o king_n though_o the_o parliament_n have_v be_v in_o the_o wrong_n â—_o do_v nâ—â—_n love_n to_o rub_v old_a sore_n neutrality_n a_o sin_n and_o treachery_n â—o_o serum_n the_o king_n tâ—e_v pray_v rebel_n against_o the_o loyal_a damme_n a_o just_a way_n of_o depose_v a_o king_n imply_v a_o parliament_n may_v betray_v their_o trust_n 100_o though_o a_o prince_n be_v injure_v the_o people_n may_v join_v with_o his_o enemy_n no_o obedience_n due_a to_o a_o usurper_n usurpr_fw-la rsmu_v be_v oppose_v they_o have_v no_o true_a power_n who_o be_v usurper_n the_o people_n to_o be_v judge_n the_o people_n may_v mis-judge_n baxt._n lament_v the_o loss_n of_o the_o late_a ruler_n swear_a and_o swear_v to_o king_n lord_n â—nd_v commons_o the_o lord_n &_o commons_o rule_v alone_o and_o â—he_v government_n not_o change_v baxter_n charge_v wiâ—h_a contradiction_n the_o high_a pour_v 〈◊〉_d the_o â—_z in_o possession_n it_o be_v not_o thâ—_n nâ—me_v thâ—t_o make_v the_o king_n the_o people_n judge_n of_o the_o king_n and_o oâ—_n the_o law_n seize_v the_o king_n revenue_n and_o â—e_n be_v no_o long_o a_o king_n inferior_a magistrate_n still_o subject_n richard_n eâ—er_v true_a to_o tâ—e_v crown_n the_o law_n of_o nature_n iâ—_n above_o the_o law_n of_o the_o land_n modest_a subject_n study_v their_o own_o duty_n not_o tâ—e_v king_n sovereign_n power_n not_o to_o be_v restrain_v by_o tâ—e_v people_n the_o multitude_n no_o judge_n of_o government_n the_o seclude_v member_n and_o the_o too_o crâ—mwells_n tâ—e_v beâ—t_v governor_n rebellion_n to_o oppose_v the_o supreme_a ruler_n the_o parliament_n toâ—d_v we_o our_o danger_n and_o we_o weâ—e_v bâ—und_v to_o 〈◊〉_d with_o their_o eye_n theke_v himself_o oppose_v and_o baxteâ—â—eâ—oâ—ved_v â—eâ—oâ—ved_z to_o justify_v it_o a_o fundamental_a destroy_v baxter_n defend_v it_o parliament_n may_v be_v corrupt_a instance_n of_o parliamentary_a coâ—ruptions_n vote_n may_v be_v câ—rried_v by_o faction_n aâ—_n appear_v to_o our_o cost_n the_o major_a part_n of_o elector_n be_v ill_a meâ—_n and_o will_v choose_v other_o like_o themselves_o baxter_n model_n for_o regâ—lation_n of_o election_n the_o people_n right_a of_o election_n take_v away_o by_o partial_a qualification_n a_o faction_n pack_v under_o he_o name_n of_o a_o parliament_n the_o people_n be_v disoblige_v and_o not_o trust_v with_o choose_v their_o own_o representative_a the_o people_n sick_a of_o their_o representative_a the_o pastor_n to_o approve_v of_o the_o elector_n the_o empire_n of_o presbytery_n the_o petition_n and_o advice_n concern_v election_n baxter_n admirable_a expedient_a ☞_o his_o qualification_n accept_v the_o pharisee_n and_o the_o publican_n what_o if_o the_o king_n shall_v take_v upon_o he_o so_o baxtâ—r_fw-mi feddes_z presbyterian_a and_o episcopal_a loyalty_n the_o same_o baxter_n confound_v hismâ—taphsiycks_n with_o his_o politic_n presbyterian_a position_n episcopal_a position_n presbyt_fw-la posit_n episc._n posit_n the_o assembly_n cry_v out_o for_o blood_n and_o stir_v up_o the_o people_n mr._n â—axter_a never_o wrong_v any_o man_n richard_n refresh_v his_o memory_n mr._n baxter_n governor_n a_o plot_n upon_o the_o presbyteâ—ians_n a_o bloody_a slander_n alas_o the_o ho._n com._n a_o most_o innocent_a book_n mr._n baxter_n lie_v under_o horrid_a accusation_n mr._n baxter_n transport_v any_o government_n but_o the_o right_n a_o king_n be_v a_o name_n of_o respect_n not_o power_n the_o king_n authority_n make_v precarious_a and_o under_o several_a incapacity_n baxter_n horrid_a accusation_n his_o character_n of_o ouâ—_n churchman_n baxter_n damnable_a case_n of_o conscience_n baxt._n dream_n of_o a_o plot_n upon_o he_o the_o cart_n before_o the_o horse_n vote_n for_o uniformity_n reason_n against_o toleration_n ☜_o mr_n baxter_n ingratitude_n how_o to_o understand_v the_o presbyterian_o word_n practice_n word_n practice_n word_n practice_n word_n practice_n word_n practice_n word_n practice_n word_n practice_n the_o war_n charge_v upon_o the_o king_n treason_n to_o serve_v the_o king_n word_n the_o 19_o depose_v proposition_n word_n practice_n word_n practice_n their_o profession_n in_o the_o presence_n of_o the_o almighty_a a_o rebellion_n in_o tâ—ename_n of_o the_o everlasting_a god_n covenant_n loyalty_n slander_n upon_o â—he_n haâ—m_n esâ—_n presbyterian_o presbyteâ—iâ—ns_v position_n mr._n baxter_n best_a governor_n in_o the_o world_n the_o innocent_a nonconformist_n the_o principle_n of_o the_o late_a rebellion_n revive_v mr._n baxter_n odd_a person_n he_o himself_o one._n mr._n baxter_n his_o oâ—n_a king_n and_o popâ—_n baxter_n agument_n against_o ceremony_n the_o câ—se_a wâ—ll_n resolve_v
disobedience_n to_o their_o guide_n and_o of_o schism_n and_o do_v much_o more_o to_o the_o hurt_n of_o the_o church_n a_o very_a great_a sin_n peter_n lot_z and_o it_o be_v like_a david_n do_v oft_o commit_v great_a sin_n r._n b_n five_o disdute_n of_o right_a to_o sacrament_n p._n 329._o but_o a_o man_n must_v be_v guilty_a of_o more_o sin_n than_o peter_n be_v in_o deny_v and_o forswear_v christ_n ungodly_a that_o be_v notorious_o ungodly_a yea_o then_o lot_n be_v who_o be_v drink_v two_o night_n together_o and_o commit_v incest_n twice_o with_o his_o own_o daughter_n and_o that_o after_o the_o miraculous_a destruction_n of_o sodom_n of_o his_o own_o wife_n and_o his_o own_o miraculous_a deliverance_n nay_o a_o man_n that_o be_v notorious_o ungodly_a in_o the_o sense_n in_o hand_n or_o unsanctify_v must_v be_v a_o great_a sinner_n than_o solomon_n be_v with_o his_o seven_o hundred_o wife_n three_o hundred_o concubine_n and_o grossâ—_n idolatry_n p._n 326.327_o mo._n and_o be_v these_o the_o saint_n gentleman_n that_o you_o be_v afraid_a shall_v be_v cast_v out_o heretic_n for_o schismatic_n they_o must_v be_v of_o your_o own_o canonise_a then_o for_o i_o assure_v you_o i_o find_v no_o such_o saint_n in_o our_o calendar_n but_o let_v i_o hear_v i_o beseech_v you_o who_o we_o be_v to_o keep_v out_o and_o who_o to_o take_v in_o ri._n we_o must_v either_o tolerate_v all_o man_n to_o do_v what_o they_o will_v penalty_n which_o they_o will_v make_v a_o matter_n of_o conscience_n or_o religion_n and_o then_o some_o may_v offer_v their_o child_n in_o sacrifice_n to_o the_o devil_n and_o some_o may_v think_v they_o do_v god_n service_n in_o kill_v his_o servant_n etc._n etc._n or_o else_o you_o must_v tolerate_v no_o error_n or_o fault_n in_o religion_n and_o than_o you_o must_v advise_v what_o measure_n of_o penalty_n you_o will_v inflict_v church-divis_a p._n 363_o 364._o mo_n the_o two_o great_a difficulty_n will_v be_v to_o say_v what_o error_n be_v tolerable_a and_o what_o not_o and_o then_o to_o bring_v the_o magistrate_n and_o the_o people_n to_o a_o agreement_n upon_o the_o matter_n ri_n if_o no_o error_n be_v to_o be_v a_o tolerate_a error_n no_o man_n be_v to_o be_v tolerate_v and_o the_o wise_a in_o the_o world_n must_v be_v number_v with_o the_o intolerable_a as_o well_o as_o the_o rest_n church_n divis._n p._n 348._o ba._n but_o some_o people_n make_v those_o thing_n to_o be_v duty_n which_o be_v no_o duty_n and_o sin_n which_o be_v no_o sin_n call_v evil_a good_a toleration_n and_o good_a evil_n and_o have_v make_v a_o religion_n of_o their_o own_o confident_o think_v that_o it_o be_v of_o god_n value_v all_o man_n that_o they_o have_v to_o do_v with_o according_a as_o they_o be_v near_o or_o further_o off_o from_o this_o which_o they_o account_v the_o way_n of_o god_n choose_v a_o church_n or_o party_n to_o join_v with_o by_o the_o test_n of_o this_o religion_n which_o their_o pride_n have_v câ—osen_v church_n divis._n p._n 11._o thus_o they_o divide_v the_o kingdom_n and_o family_n of_o christ_n religion_n destroy_v first_o the_o love_n of_o brethren_n and_o neighbour_n in_o themselves_o and_o then_o labour_v to_o destroy_v it_o in_o all_o other_o by_o speak_v against_o those_o that_o be_v not_o in_o their_o own_o way_n with_o contempt_n and_o obloquy_n another's_o to_o represent_v they_o as_o a_o unlovely_a sort_n of_o man_n and_o if_o the_o interest_n of_o their_o cause_n and_o party_n require_v it_o spirit_n perhaps_o they_o will_v next_o destroy_v their_o person_n and_o yet_o all_o this_o be_v do_v in_o zeal_n of_o god_n and_o as_o a_o acceptable_a service_n to_o he_o ibid._n p._n 12._o an_o they_o think_v it_o a_o resist_n of_o the_o spirit_n to_o resist_v their_o judgement_n p._n 13._o i_o have_v know_v too_o many_o very_a honest-hearted_a christian_n especial_o melancholic_a person_n and_o woman_n who_o have_v be_v in_o great_a doubt_n about_o the_o opinion_n of_o the_o millenaries_n the_o separatist_n the_o anabaptist_n the_o seeker_n and_o such_o like_a and_o after_o earnest_a prayer_n to_o god_n zeal_n they_o have_v be_v strong_o resolve_v for_o the_o way_n of_o error_n and_o confident_a by_o the_o strong_a impression_n that_o it_o be_v the_o spirit_n answer_v to_o their_o prayer_n and_o thereupon_o they_o have_v set_v themselves_o into_o a_o course_n of_o sin_n ibid._n p._n 162._o and_o in_o truth_n it_o be_v very_o ordinary_a with_o poor_a phancyfull_a woman_n revelation_n and_o melancholy_a person_n to_o take_v all_o their_o deep_a apprehension_n for_o revelation_n ibid._n p._n 167._o mo._n well_o but_o these_o people_n all_o this_o while_n take_v themselves_o to_o be_v in_o the_o right_n ba._n ruâ—e_n but_o as_o for_o that_o which_o be_v contrary_a to_o scripture_n i_o be_o sure_a it_o be_v contrary_a to_o the_o will_n of_o god_n church_n divis._n p._n 166._o mo._n it_o out_o of_o all_o doubt_n but_o what_o if_o they_o expound_v the_o scripture_n one_o way_n and_o you_o another_o ba._n another's_o why_o if_o they_o believe_v that_o themselves_o which_o they_o can_v give_v you_o no_o reason_n to_o believe_v they_o must_v be_v content_a to_o keep_v their_o belief_n to_o themselves_o and_o not_o for_o shame_n persuade_v any_o other_o to_o it_o without_o proof_n if_o they_o say_v that_o god_n have_v reveal_v it_o to_o they_o tell_v they_o that_o he_o have_v not_o reveal_v it_o to_o you_o and_o therefore_o that_o be_v nothing_o to_o you_o till_o they_o prove_v their_o divine_a revelation_n if_o god_n reveal_v it_o to_o they_o but_o for_o themselves_o they_o must_v keep_v it_o to_o themselves_o ibid._n p._n 166._o if_o they_o say_v that_o the_o spirit_n have_v tell_v they_o the_o meaning_n of_o the_o scripture_n say_v as_o before_o that_o it_o be_v not_o tell_v to_o you_o which_o be_v not_o prove_v to_o you_o ibid_fw-la 167._o but_o if_o we_o do_v through_o weakness_n or_o perverseness_n take_v lawful_a thing_n to_o be_v unlawful_a ignorant_a that_o will_v not_o excuse_v we_o in_o our_o disobedience_n our_o error_n be_v our_o sin_n and_o one_o sin_n will_v not_o excuse_v another_o r._n b_n five_o disput._n p._n 483._o he_o that_o mistake_o think_v any_o thing_n be_v good_a or_o bad_a duty_n or_o sin_n which_o be_v not_o so_o will_v be_v zealous_a in_o pursuit_n of_o his_o mistake_n if_o he_o be_v serious_a for_o god_n cath._n theol._n pref._n it_o be_v a_o ill_a sign_n when_o your_o zeal_n be_v beyond_o the_o proportion_n of_o your_o understanding_n and_o your_o prudence_n and_o experience_n be_v much_o less_o than_o other_o man_n as_o your_o zeal_n be_v great_a church_n divis._n p._n 123._o beside_o that_o the_o more_o weak_a and_o worthless_a and_o erroneous_a any_o one_o judgement_n be_v usual_o the_o more_o furious_a be_v they_o in_o the_o prosecution_n of_o it_o as_o if_o all_o be_v most_o certain_a truth_n which_o they_o apprehend_v these_o be_v the_o bold_a both_o in_o schism_n and_o persecution_n ibid._n 357._o mo._n but_o you_o will_v say_v that_o in_o case_n where_o the_o common_a people_n may_v be_v impose_v upon_o by_o credulity_n fancy_n or_o weakness_n they_o may_v repair_v to_o their_o teacher_n to_o set_v they_o right_n ba._n even_o the_o most_o of_o teacher_n take_v abundance_n of_o thing_n for_o true_a and_o good_a that_o be_v false_a and_o evil_a and_o for_o false_a and_o bad_a guide_n which_o be_v true_a and_o good_a much_o more_o be_v godly_a vulgar_a people_n ignorant_a and_o consequent_o err_v in_o many_o thing_n cath._n theol._n pref._n and_o i_o myself_o be_v mistake_v in_o my_o aphorism_n of_o justification_n and_o the_o covenant_n mistake_v as_o i_o have_v acknowledge_v in_o the_o same_o preface_n mo._n you_o have_v have_v very_o ill_a luck_n sir_n aphorism_n with_o your_o aphorism_n ri._n i_o must_v confess_v that_o when_o god_n have_v first_o bring_v i_o from_o among_o the_o more_o ignorant_a sort_n of_o people_n in_o and_o when_o i_o hear_v religious_a person_n pray_v without_o form_n and_o speak_v affectionate_o and_o serious_o of_o spiritual_a and_o heavenly_a thing_n i_o think_v very_o that_o they_o be_v all_o undoubted_a saint_n till_o ever_o long_a of_o those_o who_o i_o so_o mâ—ch_o honour_v one_o fall_v of_o to_o sensuality_n and_o to_o persecute_v formality_n and_o another_o fall_v to_o the_o foul_a heresy_n church_n and_o another_o to_o disturb_v the_o church_n peace_n by_o turbulent_a animositys_n and_o division_n church_n devil_n p._n 23.24_o etc._n etc._n ri._n i_o think_v once_o that_o all_o the_o talk_n against_o schism_n and_o sect_n do_v but_o vent_v their_o malice_n against_o the_o best_a christian_n uâ—der_v those_o name_n but_o since_o then_o schismatic_n i_o have_v see_v what_o love-killing-principle_n have_v do_v i_o have_v long_o stand_v by_o while_n church_n have_v be_v divide_v and_o subdivide_v one_o congregation_n of_o
other_o place_n and_o then_o the_o boldness_n and_o importunity_n of_o the_o divider_n increase_v the_o necessity_n of_o the_o injunction_n if_o you_o have_v forget_v the_o common_a vote_n and_o address_v of_o feb_n 25._o 1662._o upon_o this_o subject_a pray_v let_v i_o remember_v you_o of_o they_o resolve_v etc._n etc._n nemine_fw-la contradicente_fw-la that_o the_o humble_a thanks_o of_o this_o house_n be_v return_v to_o his_o majesty_n uniformity_n for_o his_o resolution_n to_o maintain_v the_o act_n of_o uniformity_n resolve_v etc._n etc._n that_o it_o be_v present_v to_o the_o king_n majesty_n as_o the_o humble_a advise_v of_o the_o house_n that_o no_o indulgence_n be_v grant_v to_o the_o dissentâ—â—_n from_o the_o act_n of_o uniformity_n for_o these_o reason_n toleration_n 1._o it_o will_v establish_v schism_n by_o a_o law_n and_o make_v the_o 〈◊〉_d government_n of_o the_o church_n precaeious_a and_o the_o censure_n of_o it_o of_o no_o moment_n or_o consideration_n at_o all_o 2._o it_o will_v no_o way_n become_v the_o gravity_n or_o wisdom_n of_o a_o parliament_n to_o pass_v a_o law_n at_o one_o session_n for_o uniformity_n and_o 〈◊〉_d the_o next_o session_n the_o reason_n of_o uniformity_n continue_v still_o the_o same_o to_o pass_v another_o law_n to_o frustrate_v or_o weaken_v the_o execution_n of_o it_o 3._o it_o will_v expose_v your_o majesty_n to_o the_o restless_a importunity_n of_o every_o sect_n or_o opinion_n and_o of_o every_o single_a person_n also_o who_o shall_v presume_v to_o dissent_n from_o the_o church_n of_o england_n 4._o it_o will_v be_v a_o cause_n of_o increase_a sect_n and_o sectary_n 〈◊〉_d number_n will_v weaken_v the_o true_a protestant_a religion_n so_o far_o thâ—t_v it_o will_v at_o least_o be_v difficult_a for_o it_o to_o defend_v itself_o against_o theâ—_n and_o which_o be_v yet_o further_o considerable_a those_o number_n which_o by_o be_v troublesome_a to_o the_o government_n find_v they_o can_v arrive_v to_o 〈◊〉_d indulgence_n will_v as_o their_o number_n increase_v be_v yet_o more_o troublesome_a that_o so_o at_o length_n they_o may_v arrive_v to_o a_o general_n toleration_n which_o your_o majesty_n have_v declare_v against_o and_o in_o time_n some_o prevalent_a sect_n will_v at_o last_o contend_v for_o a_o establishment_n which_o for_o 〈◊〉_d can_v be_v fore-seen_a may_v end_v in_o popery_n 5._o it_o be_v a_o thing_n altogether_o without_o precedent_n and_o will_v take_v away_o all_o mean_n of_o convict_a recusant_n and_o be_v inconsistent_a with_o the_o method_n and_o proceed_n of_o the_o law_n of_o england_n last_o it_o be_v humble_o conceive_v that_o the_o indulgence_n propose_v will_v be_v so_o far_o from_o tend_v to_o the_o peace_n of_o the_o kingdom_n that_o it_o be_v rather_o likely_a to_o occasion_n great_a disturbance_n and_o on_o the_o contrary_a that_o the_o assert_v of_o the_o law_n and_o the_o religion_n establish_v according_a to_o the_o act_n of_o uniformity_n be_v the_o most_o probable_a mean_n to_o produce_v a_o settle_a peace_n and_o obedience_n throughout_o your_o kingdom_n because_o the_o variety_n of_o profession_n in_o religion_n when_o open_o divulge_v do_v direct_o distinguish_v man_n into_o party_n and_o withal_o give_v they_o opportunity_n to_o count_v their_o number_n which_o consider_v the_o animosity_n that_o out_o of_o a_o religious_a pride_n will_v be_v keep_v on_o foot_n by_o the_o several_a faction_n do_v tend_v direct_o and_o inevitable_o to_o open_a disturbance_n nor_o can_v your_o majesty_n have_v any_o security_n that_o the_o doctrine_n or_o worship_n of_o the_o several_a faction_n which_o be_v all_o govern_v by_o a_o several_a rule_n shall_v be_v consistent_a with_o the_o peace_n of_o your_o kingdom_n and_o if_o any_o person_n shall_v presume_v to_o disturb_v the_o peace_n of_o the_o kingdom_n we_o do_v in_o all_o humility_n declare_v that_o we_o will_v for_o ever_o and_o in_o all_o occasion_n be_v ready_a with_o our_o utmost_a endeavour_n and_o assistance_n to_o adhere_v to_o and_o serve_v your_o majesty_n ☜_o according_a to_o our_o bind_a duty_n and_o allegiance_n only_o one_o word_n more_o and_o that_o must_v be_v to_o tax_v you_o with_o infinite_a ingratitude_n in_o say_v that_o parliament_n ingratitude_n for_o ought_v you_o know_v never_o do_v any_o thing_n for_o your_o relief_n or_o ease_n what_o do_v you_o think_v of_o the_o act_n of_o indemnity_n i_o beseech_v you_o be_v it_o nothing_o to_o give_v you_o your_o life_n liberty_n and_o estate_n again_o when_o all_o be_v forfeit_v nay_o and_o it_o be_v come_v to_o that_o point_n now_o too_o that_o those_o very_a instrument_n that_o be_v forgive_v by_o the_o king_n for_o the_o ruin_n of_o the_o church_n and_o three_o kingdom_n will_v not_o at_o this_o day_n forgive_v his_o majesty_n for_o endeavour_v according_a to_o the_o advice_n of_o his_o parliament_n to_o re-establish_a and_o preserve_v they_o ri._n if_o you_o will_v understand_v we_o aright_o presbyterian_o you_o must_v repair_v to_o our_o declaration_n profession_n commission_n national_a oath_n and_o covenant_n and_o the_o like_a ho_o com._n pag._n 477._o and_o pray_v observe_v the_o tenor_n of_o our_o style_n address_v protestation_n and_o other_o proceed_n your_o majesty_n most_o humble_a and_o loyal_a subject_n the_o lord_n and_o commons_o word_n dec._n 14._o 1641._o most_n humble_n and_o faithfâ—â—â—_n subject_n dec._n 15._o most_n humble_n and_o obedient_a subject_n exact_v collection_n â—a_n 2._o mo._n and_o now_o put_v that_o libellous_a remonstrance_n of_o dec._n 15._o in_o the_o scale_n against_o three_o or_o four_o word_n of_o course_n practice_n of_o the_o same_o date_n ri._n the_o knight_n citizens_z and_o burgess_n of_o the_o house_n of_o commons_o word_n your_o faithful_a and_o loyal_a subject_n etc._n etc._n ibid._n pa_n 44._o dec._n 31._o 1641._o mo._n this_o be_v a_o message_n to_o his_o majesty_n for_o a_o guard_n which_o the_o king_n most_o gracious_o offer_v they_o practice_n but_o one_o of_o his_o choose_v it_o seem_v will_v not_o do_v the_o business_n ri._n your_o most_o faithful_a and_o obedient_a subject_n the_o lord_n and_o commons_o in_o this_o present_a parliament_n word_n etc._n etc._n ibid._n pa._n 65._o jan._n 29._o mo._n they_o petition_v to_o have_v the_o tower_n of_o london_n and_o all_o oeher_n fort_n practice_n and_o the_o whole_a militia_n of_o the_o kingdom_n to_o be_v forthwith_o put_v into_o the_o hand_n of_o such_o person_n as_o both_o house_n shall_v recommend_v &c_n &c_n ex._n coll._n jan._n 29._o 1641._o and_o what_o do_v his_o majesty_n now_o get_v by_o the_o compliment_n ri._n word_n your_o humble_a and_o loyal_a subject_n the_o lord_n and_o commons_o etc._n etc._n ibid._n feb._n 22._o 1641._o pa._n 80._o mo._n his_o majesty_n humble_a and_o loyal_a subject_n be_v please_v to_o declare_v in_o this_o petition_n practice_n that_o if_o the_o king_n do_v not_o instant_o grant_v they_o their_o petition_n about_o the_o militia_n they_o be_v bind_v by_o the_o law_n of_o god_n and_o man_n to_o take_v the_o militia_n into_o their_o own_o hand_n ri._n your_o majesty_n most_o loyal_a and_o obedient_a subject_n the_o lord_n and_o commons_o word_n etc._n etc._n ib._n mar._n 1._o 1641._o pa._n 92._o mo._n in_o this_o petition_n they_o threaten_v to_o dispose_v of_o the_o militia_n by_o the_o authority_n of_o the_o two_o house_n practice_n they_o order_v his_o majesty_n where_o to_o dispose_v of_o his_o person_n and_o absolute_o deny_v the_o king_n powâ—â—_n of_o the_o militia_n but_o by_o authority_n and_o consent_n of_o parliament_n ri._n your_o most_o dutyful_a and_o loyal_a subject_n the_o lord_n and_o commons_o etc._n etc._n ib._n 138._o apr._n 1642._o word_n your_o majesty_n most_o loyal_a and_o faithful_a subject_n the_o lord_n and_o commons_o etc._n etc._n ib._n apr._n 8._o 1642._o pa._n 141._o mo._n very_o good_a and_o the_o former_a of_o these_o be_v for_o leave_v to_o remove_v the_o magazine_n at_o hull_n to_o the_o tower_n of_o london_n practice_n and_o the_o other_o be_v to_o divert_v the_o king_n from_o go_v into_o ireland_n to_o supptesse_n the_o irish_a rebellion_n which_o have_v certain_o be_v do_v and_o to_o tell_v he_o that_o if_o he_o go_v contrary_a to_o the_o advice_n of_o his_o parliament_n they_o be_v resolve_v in_o his_o absence_n not_o to_o submit_v to_o any_o commissioner_n he_o shall_v appoint_v but_o to_o preserve_v and_o govern_v the_o kingdom_n by_o the_o counsel_n and_o advice_n of_o parliament_n etc._n etc._n ri._n your_o majesty_n loyal_a subject_n the_o lord_n and_o commons_o in_o his_o parliament_n ibid._n 258._o may_v 1642._o word_n mo._n here_o his_o majesty_n loyal_a subject_n press_v the_o king_n to_o disband_v his_o troop_n at_o york_n practice_n or_o otherwise_o they_o will_v take_v the_o quiet_a of_o the_o kingdom_n into_o their_o own_o care_n and_o pass_v these_o follow_a vote_n resolve_v upon_o the_o question_n 1._o that_o it_o appear_v that_o the_o king_n seduce_v