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[ Reaſon, 14 Lawyer, and a Logitian alſo 
who was the firſt kind of Lawyer : _ 
difcourfrye faculty of Reafon comes with ur © 
into - world ac —_ with A 
all notions and principles to- diſtin- 
mW Right from Wrong , and Falſhood 
fromTruth : But touching thu following 
}**Diſcourſe, becauſe it relates omething to 
Law the Authour would not have adven- 
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frdes thoſe common innate notions of Rea- 
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menar their frſt firting did Cbjecionn _ Him 
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mi form Sans SL. Ambailou cad Tieer 
forain e, with other-royal Preroga+ ' 
tives which I-ſtall touch hereafter, are thoſe: rare and 
wholfome flowers wherewirh the Crowne of England 
_ &erhbetliſhed; norcan they ſick any where clic' bur-in 
tw Orones; endals the Crowne is as much the 


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As imme hnltblochs api, which 
any be ans 5 0C4 82 
| rnyeh runes aa ar evreyy Kivg 924 
Frm Jerntmcdy 9p nnr | 
pew mr and derermwwtions of Parliament are 
—_ Thaterjanme, they ure bur aborrive things. 
mertr Embryos 3nay, they have no lifeatall mchem 
Id pus brench and vigourimothem : and: 
che wndicnt oaftome yas for the K 1 % 6: totouch them 
with His Tce32er, thenthey ave Lawes; and have a vitruc 


x. Ir being an undeniable maxime;. 
= _ ati SHOT TE ar 
pps Lee Ne England take notice of 
yk without it: are ever 7 
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ember Kine roen with whe 


judgments, 
hol T he the Land : 
Src ES erent 


tobe ahraics the (olc- 
| Juſtice of. 
| epnefor His U-- 
Aica;” tbaRrd Dordrhief Faſtice rr King' 's peach, 
{which tri 
- des * 6: Himſelf: ph abich rdnoer h 
vamies Connifions aid Parents to the Lord: 
Chancdpur (whdiano-othr hen 0p" of _ oh 
cience 


@) 
ſider) andeodſochier Jud es, Heames the Chief: 
tice of lisowniBench liby ſhort Writonly containing Jo | 
two ND cen Tere 9 ys King be: bablews bablero 
—_— 00 me o obs verge; be- 
ca theyarechicfly omne'prod :He> 1s 
Kill their: ProceRorz!  laderiact, gs 
attribares.are: incommunicable 60 y other _ 
-orſe rately. | | 
the Kring with His veg 
advice of His two arl.: 


believed before the whole Xingilow b des. They inks 


Arcopagires in Athens, the -chicf dents in France 

_ and{;Sperae inamextra y- Janis, 2s the Cope-Syn- 
: ' 5 "$4 z | | ue of 'Fe- 
whole: Senate whence received their; ; and 
want phe them; thongh- not to cx- 


pound ther. In Frexce-t have, a. | -maxinie , 
dre donnt en ge e irrevicable; which-is, 4 

Scar Sentence is irrevocable , meaning when; all -the 
Te Danton yon O wh pad the Oh : he 

t may chafean t 

bit, and-ſay what he-will-for the ſj TIney 2 $<.6- ng 
5 SEAN ages, butif ever after hetraduces them, he 
le: mn gy ane 00: ipno- 
rant' peeviſh Cliene, every puny Bariſter, if he 
become a Member of che Houſ will be ready Ix 
and a LE thereverend Jang 


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| wheſi jul gement in points of Law ſhold beats 
th angel; : ſo that:he may be truly call'd 
ajuſt.King, andto'1 accordin to Law, who Tules ac- 
c_ rothe opinion of his;J ; rherfore, under fa- 
do.not [how his Majeftie for his-part could; be 
"ld injuſt when he leavied the Wa 7 confide- 


ing he hadche judges for i it. _ 


.Inow rake the Sword in [end onkichin the third Infiru- 
ment ofa King, (and-which-this ſhore diſcours chiefly 
pornts ar): it is aſwell as the two firſt, incommunicable 
and inalienable from his Perſon, nothing 'concernes; his 
honor: more/borh ar home: and abroad;; the Crown and 


theScepter art burunweildy and-impotene naked:indefen- 


fible things without ir. There's none ſo eastothink 
_ meant ' hereby an-ordinary fingle-ſword,” ſuch 
ry.ogecaricttrby. his Gde, 6x! or ſom imaginary rhing 
eigen aſword z.Noz/cis' thepolenical poblique 
frordof th whole Kingdom,'tis an aggregative com 
paund ſword, and tis moulded-'of- bell-merall; for'ris 
made u of all cheammugition and armes ſinall and grear, 
_ofalt y ſtrengchs both by Eandand Sca, ofall 
the Fotrs, Caſtles and tenable places within-and round a- 
bourthic whole He > The Kings ret ene have had this 
{word by! vertue of their royall fignory-from- all times, 
the Laws have girded icto their ſides, they bave RN 
ed it for repelling all forrenforce; for zevenging al 
7ren pr gs os wavy 7 i 3: fot quelling all MonRine (u- 
for proreQing the weal of the whole body po- 
"= at home : The 
ſword, the conſtitutions of this Kingdom 
deny ut them wn alloaccapurthe ſword in'amad'nians 
hots as-in.t ape 6-9 Bt them to-have: diſpoſing 
power 


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 pbever inhale habe it hall be; "9 LDL IROR 
ofthe French ſword, inthar nacoriqus infiirretion call'd: 
cathis day ny Arun peter ra a ry 
Mechanics hadadeſigntowreftin out ofthe: Kings | 
addro all rhe Pecrs 8 Ferry. ef al 
& the by A Peay 

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wharſoeyer: he ſigned, and ſealed. In S 
' -, The Civilians, whaare not in all-poinrs ſo great friends 
to Monarchy #5. the Common Law.of England as, fay, 
there axc {ix {wr Regalia, 'fix Regall- Rights wi, ' x,/ Fe- 
left at Indicatvria, | 24. Poteſias ite ff neclbs '9. Armn- 
menta', 4 Binaadeſpots, 5. Gehſms, 6, Monerarum va- 
bor ©. to wit, Power of Fudicature, power of life and death, 
I. arming, maſterleſſe gedds, Seſſements, and the we: * 


> ps _—_— | , 
Tword, and his reaſon was,char he was teady to maintain 


- Amongtheſc Regalias, we find that Arming, which int 
<ffeRt is noughr cle but the Kings Sword ; is atnong the 


chicfeſt , and *ris as proper and peculiat to his perſon, as 
enher Crown or Scojatn By theſe two he dimers a looſe 
_ voluntary love and opinion onely from his SubjeRts, bur 
by bo apnea —_— which are the . 
Chiefeſt> i ents of allegiance, ic 2 maxinmie; 
That: the beſt mixture of. government T——_ of feamre and 
love. With this ſword he cont Ron he _ 
Knighes, he creates. magiftrats, the Lord Deputy -of 1re- 
"the Lord Mayor of London with all other Corp6- 
rarions haverhieir {words from him , and when lie cn- 
treth any placecorporat, we know the firſt-rhing: that is 
Sag in -70 Sword: Wick this Sword. - ſhields 
and: ves all his peeple that ev'ry one mady firtquicely 
radar his tend Viee,, fleep a— die Get ou? | 
and cnjoy-{weetly the fruxs of his þ Salionks k 244 
Nordoth: che point of this ſword reach only: to evry- 
corner of his own dominjons, bur'it extends beyond rhe* 


ſcasto'gard his Subjects from-opprefſion; and: denial of: 
juſdice, as well as to vindicate the publike wrongs, make 
| nora mcereſts of his Crown ,-and: to afhſt his con- 
rates; Thiis/isthe ſword that Edwwdthethird vicd the 

& 28 3lio7 Di Flower 


CE rn OS, "CIT ITN he” 
| Flower delncet urtto (Which Nick Milt unto" it; )-when ha\ 
ving ſent to France todemand that Crown by: maternalr 
tight, the Counſell there fenr him word char the Grows of 
France was nat tied to a 'dift effi; to whith' ſcoffing anſwer he 
replied tharthew be wold tie #t 0 his ſword, and he was as 
'  goodas his word. Noristhis publike ſword'concredire 
- or intruſted x #0" peeple-in a fiduciary conditionall: way 
. tothe King, bur iris properly: and: peculiarly belonging 
unto him; asan'inſeparable conc uall-Ufher 


and acrendant to his Crowne. The King, we know, u- 
ſeth to maincain all garriſons upon his own charge,nort the 
- * peeples; he fortifies upon his own'charge, not the pec- 

ples: And though T will noraverr,thar the King may im- 
preſſe any of his ONES ic beoporanatuall in- 
 vaſion'by'Sea, or a ſudden 'irruprion' imo his Kingdom 
by Land, as the Scorshave often don, yerar any timeths - 
King may raiſe Volunteers, and thoſs-whothave received 
Oy; the Law makes it-fe/ony,, (if hey: forſake his. 


- Thus we ſcethere's nothing thatconducerh moretothe 
glory, and indeed the very. cfſence of a' King then the 
Sword ; whiehiis phe Armes and: military ſtrength of his 
Kingdomez-wherfore underfavor; there cannot bea grea- 
rer point of diſhonor its a King:hen'ro' be: difarmed; 


chen-to-have his Sword taken from him, or diſpos'd of © 


and intruſted- ro any bur thoſe-whom he ſhall by 
for as 4 minori_ad majus-the. Argument "often holds, if a 
privat Geneleman chancetobe: diſarm'd:upona' quarrel), 
*cis held the urmoſt of diſgraces, mach greater and: more 
public is  the:diſhonor;thar falls upon .a King, if aftes 
ſomerraverſcsof difference twixt him and his Subjets, 
they {hold offer to diſarmehim, or demand his ſword;of 
_  him:-whenthe Eagle parted with his talons:, andthe 
Eion-with his teeth and ongles, the Apolog tells ns how 

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PETS AERDE, . "65 i 
contemprible afrerwards:'the -one/ grew to..be. W 
Birds, the otirer among Beaſts. .For.a.King to part with, 
the Sword-politic; is to. render. himſelf ſuch ndiculous; 
King,asthar Jopg of wood was: which Fupiter lex; down. 
among the froggs for their King 8 906: 0pOTIEg ity. 0 
their croakingz *tisto' make hima'King of clouts , or as 
the'Spaniard harh it, Rey de Hawes, a Bean+ King, ſuch as. 
we uſe tocliooſe inſportat Twelk-night - ...., + _ 
- But my hopesarc; that therxwo preſent. Houſes of Par- 
lement (for now they may. be call'd ſo, becauſe they begin. 
to pariey with their King,)wilbe moretendcr of che honor: 
of their Soverain Liege Lord ; which, together with. all 
his Rights and: Digaitics, by {everall folemn OQaths,, and 
bytheir own binding inſtruments of | Proteftation and, Co- 
venant, (not yer revok'd):they are-ſworn ro maintain, and _ 
thar they will demand nothing of -him which may favour 
of Aſper? or force, bur what may hold water, hereafter > 
But-now,touching the: Mi/##ia or. Sword of rhe. Kingdom, 
I think, under favor ,:the King/cannor.cransfer it. toany.. 
 otliery forchar-were: ro deſert the;protection, of his peo - 
ple,. which is point-blank againſt his Coronation Qath | 
_ his = - Garg Prince. or any wy lene | = 
' either: Lav ador, Refraent or Agent to him, when they . Ne 
underRtandhis Sword is raken from-him? What reformed | 
* forren Church wil acknowledg Him Defender of the Faith, 
_ when they hear of this Nay, they who wiſh England ® 
no good will, will go necr to paint himour.,. as not long 
. finceanother King was, with a fair yelver Scabbard.a ſpe- 
cicus golden bilr and chape, bur the blade within was of 
wood. I hope that they: who ſway now, will make ber- 
reruſe ef their ſucceſſes : Many of them:know tis as. dif= 
ficult a thing to uſe  vitdery well, 45 10. get one; [there is as. 
wuch prudence \requird jn the one, as proweſle in $8 0- 
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aric antecedent ro all” Treaties y for while ats of 
ity continue, ſom ill favour'd newes may intervene 
tmay imbiteerand diſturb all-nor can ir -be expectcd 
It the proccedihgs'will goe on/with'thar- candor:and 
| epnfidence; while the old rancor is ftill-in aQiong "cis im- 
Bp ble a fore ſhold heale ril} the inflamarion be raken a- 
way; Tocaft water imo awound inſtead of: opie'is nor the 
way to cmeir 7 or tocaſt 'o9le pon a fire inftead/ of wes 
ter is not the wie,” 16 pre ity poor England hath bad a 
eons ens. fears in her bowells many / , ſhe i8 
wounded in alt her members; thar ſhe. is 
; mera Fever, which hath-made her rave'and 
idle a Torigtime, 2nd is like-ro cum 10.4 Hetfic 
itnely prevented. T 1 ey are winger at 
uſe of rhe fame complaint; as/ XHlrwander the 
BE rear made when he was cxpiring —_—  Peri6 1upba' Me- 
__— #00 many Phyſttians 
To conchd im wordahre br one onty wayade 


favor, 


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favor, to put a period to all cheſe fearfull confufions; it is; 
eo pur the great. Maſter- wheele in order, and in - its due 
place again, and then all the inferior wheels will move 
regularly , let the King be ecioett ane tp one will com 
ro his own, all intereſts will be ſarisfied, all things quic 
ly reQified , till this be done, "tis as abſurd ro arrempe the 
etling of peacc,as if one ſhold go about to ſcraWarch by © 
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