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Declaration From The People Called Quakers, To The Present Distracted Nation Of England : With Mourning And Lamentation Over It, Because Of Its Breaches, And The Cause Thereof Laid Down, With Advice And Councel How Peace, Union, And Happiness May Be Restored, And All The Present Troubles Removed
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Declaration From The People Called Quakers, To The Present Distracted Nation Of England : With Mourning And Lamentation Over It, Because Of Its Breaches, And The Cause Thereof Laid Down, With Advice And Councel How Peace, Union, And Happinesse May Be Restored, And All The Present Troubles Removed
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Declaration Of The Present Sufferings Of Above 140. Persons Of The People Of God (who Are Now In Prison,) Called Quakers : With A Briefe Accompt Of About 1900. More ... Together With The Number Of 21. Persons Who Were Imprisoned And Persecuted Until Death. All Which Was Delivered To Tho. Bampfield, Then Speaker Of The Parliament, On The Sixth Day Of The Second Month, 1659 ... As Also An Accompt Of Some Grounds And Reasons, Why For Conscience Sake We Bear Our Testimony Against Divers Customes And Practices At This Day In Use Amongst Men. Also A Cry Of Great Jndgement At Hand Upon The Oppressors Of The Lords Heritage, As Received From Him On The 18. Day Of The First Month Called March. With An Offer To The Parliament Of Our Bodies, Person For Person To Be Imprisoned, For The Redemption Of Our Brethren, Who Are Now In Bonds For The Testimony Of Jesus
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Declaration Of The Present Sufferings Of Above 140. Persons Of The People Of God (who Are Now In Prison,) Called Quakers : With A Briefe Accompt Of About 1900. More Being But A Part Of Many More That Have Suffered Within These Six Years Last Past, Whose Names And Particular Sufferings Are Not Here Set Down. Together With The Number Of 21. Persons Who Were Imprisoned And Persecuted Until Death. That So All People May Be Made Sensible Of The Great Oppressions Of The Innocent, And Lay Them To Heart, That The Judgements Of The Lord May Be Prevented Why Otherwise Will Fall Heavy Upon The Oppressors, And All That Are At Ease In The Flesh And Unsensible Of The Day Of Jacobs Troubles. As Also An Accompt Of Some Grounds And Reasons Why For Conscience Sake We Bear Our Testimony Against Divers Customes And Practices At This Day In Use Amongst Men. Also A Cry Of Great Judgement At Hand Upon The Oppressors Of The Lords Heritage, As Received From Him On The 18. Day Of The First Moneth Called March
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Declaration Of The Sad And Great Persecution And Martyrdom Of The People Of God, Called Quakers, In New--england For The Worshipping Of God : Wherof 22 Have Been Banished Upon Pain Of Death. 03 Have Been Martyred. 03 Have Had Their Right-ears Cut. 01 Hath Been Burned In The Hand With The Letter H. 31 Persons Have Received 650 Stripes. 01 Was Beat While His Body Was Like A Jelly. Several Were Beat With Pitched Ropes. Five Appeals Made By Them To England, Were Denied By The Rulers Of Boston. One Thousand Forty Four Pounds Worth Of Goods Hath Been Taken From Them (being Poor Men) For Meeting Together In The Fear Of The Lord, And For Keeping The Commands Of Christ. One Now Lyeth In Iron-fetters, Condemned To Dye. Also, Some Considerations, Presented To The King, Which Is In Answer To A Petition And Address, Which Was Presented Unto Him By The General Court At Boston : Subscribed By J. Endicot, The Chief Persecutor There Thinking Thereby To Cover Themselves From The Blood Of The Innocent
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Declaration To All The World Of Our Faith: And What We Believe Who Are Called Quakers : And This Is Written That All People Upon Earth May Know By Whom, And How We Are Saved, And Hopes For Eternal Life, & What We Believe Concerning God, Christ, And The Spirit, And Of The Things That Are Eternall, Appertaining To All Mankinde To Know And Believe
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Parliament Of The Common-wealth Of England, The Present Authority Of These Nations Assembled At Westminster : A Presentation, By A Faithful Friend To The Nations, In The Name And By The Spirit Of Jesus Christ, King Of Righteousnesse And Peace, That You May Take Off Oppression, And Free The People From All Their Cruel Bonds That Have Been Imposed Upon Their Bodies, Estates And Consciences In The Dayes Of The Reign Of Antichrist, That Truth, Justice And Righteousness May Come Nigh Unto Us, And The Kingdom Of The Son Of God Set Up Among Us, That You And We May At Last Be Free Subjects Of Christs Kingdom, Where Righteousnesse, Truth And Peace May Run Down And Be Established In The Earth For Evermore
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Something In Answer To A Book Called Choice Experiences, Given Forth By One J. Turner : Also The Copy Of A Letter Sent To The Assembly Of Those That Are Called Anabaptists In Newcastle. Wherein The Simple Minded Ones May See The Deceit Of Those People, Who Take Up The Practises Of Others, By Imitation And Tradition From The Scriptures, Not Having The Same Commands Themselves, As The Saints Alwayes Had, From The Spirit Of The Lord. And That Christ In The Saints, Which Is Their Hope Of Glory, Is The Same Christ That Was Crucified By The Jews, Who Is The Lambe Slaine From The Foundation Of The World. Also The Difference Between The Saints Who Waite On The Lord For The Moving If His Spirit To Be Acted, When, And As He Please And Formalists Of These Dayes, Who In Their Owne Wills And Time Practice Their Imitations Of Duties And Ordinances, Which The Lord Abhorres. By A Servant Of The Lord, Named Of The World Edward Burrough
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To Charles Fleetvvood, Steward, Robert Hatton, Recorder: Sackford Gunstone, Henry Vvilcock, Bailiffs. Being Judges In The Court Of Kingstone Upon Thames : The State Of The Old Controversie Once More Laid Before You, Depending In Your Court, Between Richard Mayo, Plaintiffe, And Edward Burrough, Defendant
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