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244 |
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Wing: C1205 |
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Title:
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The Case stated Touching the Soveraign's Prerogative and the Peoples Liberty, According to Scripture, Reason, and the Consent of our Ancestors. Humbly offered to the Right Honorable, General Monck, And the Officers in the Army. |
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Year:
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1660 |
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Author:
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Printer:
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Publisher:
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Charles King
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Categories:
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Charles II
Prose
Poetry
George Monck
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Notes:
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Epigraph on title page: 'Regi qui perfidus, nulli fidus.'
Annotation on Thomason copy: March 24 1659 [ie. 1660, which has been struck through on the imprint].
Prose treatise defending the divine right of kings and describing the nature of their subjects' allegiance.
Publisher's name is possibly a pseudonym.
1 poem on final page: 'Upon the King's Prerogative and Person'. |
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