AMongst several other excellencies, which did at first recommend Christianity to the unconverted world, these Three at least may challenge our approbation;
among several other excellencies, which did At First recommend Christianity to the unconverted world, these Three At least may challenge our approbation;
they were neither season'd with secular interest; leaven'd with the vanity of Philosophical pride; nor in the least to be suspected of any mean design of gaining popular applause, or praise amongst men:
they were neither seasoned with secular Interest; leavened with the vanity of Philosophical pride; nor in the least to be suspected of any mean Design of gaining popular applause, or praise among men:
for the world was scarce ever yet so credulous as to be impos'd upon [ especially in affairs of the greatest importance ] by any but those whose acquired abilities, reputation and success gave them great advantages over the rest of mankind.
for the world was scarce ever yet so credulous as to be imposed upon [ especially in affairs of the greatest importance ] by any but those whose acquired abilities, reputation and success gave them great advantages over the rest of mankind.
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In reference to the Jews they cryed up Abraham for the Father of the Faithfull, that so they might make his infidel children believe in the onely begotten Son of God;
In Referente to the jews they cried up Abraham for the Father of the Faithful, that so they might make his infidel children believe in the only begotten Son of God;
From the confession of one of their own Poets that they were all his Offspring, He demonstrates how unreasonable it was for them to imagine that the Great Creatour of the Universe could be confined within the narrow compass of a shrine;
From the Confessi of one of their own Poets that they were all his Offspring, He demonstrates how unreasonable it was for them to imagine that the Great Creator of the Universe could be confined within the narrow compass of a shrine;
and now lest a sad reflection upon their former Idolatries should create a despair of pardon, in the close he tells them that at the times of their former ignorance God would wink, provided they would now repent and turn unto the Lord their Creatour.
and now lest a sad reflection upon their former Idolatries should create a despair of pardon, in the close he tells them that At the times of their former ignorance God would wink, provided they would now Repent and turn unto the Lord their Creator.
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But notwithstanding this their prudent Execution of that great Commission their Lord and Master had entrusted them with, there soon arose false Teachers and false Prophets, who debauch'd men of unstable minds, either by intermixing Judaisme with Christianity,
But notwithstanding this their prudent Execution of that great Commission their Lord and Master had Entrusted them with, there soon arose false Teachers and false prophets, who debauched men of unstable minds, either by intermixing Judaism with Christianity,
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And consequently by a most malign influence they poyson'd the Sovereignty of Christianity, and under pretence of advancing Christ's Kingdom, promoted that of the Prince of Darkness.
And consequently by a most malign influence they poisoned the Sovereignty of Christianity, and under pretence of advancing Christ's Kingdom, promoted that of the Prince of Darkness.
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and so under shew of instructing they made a prey of their Auditours, and by a most unparallell'd piece of cruelty endeavour'd at once to destroy both their souls and bodies.
and so under show of instructing they made a prey of their Auditors, and by a most unparalleled piece of cruelty endeavoured At once to destroy both their Souls and bodies.
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and one would think his Address should easily prove successfull, especially considering how mightily it tends to the advantage of those to whom 'twas made, which is plain enough from the Address it self.
and one would think his Address should Easily prove successful, especially considering how mightily it tends to the advantage of those to whom 'twas made, which is plain enough from the Address it self.
That Religion is absolutely necessary to the more orderly Government of the world, is so undeniable a truth, that they who have been its greatest Despisers as to the concerns of the other world, have been forc't to own themselves its greatest Votaries for the acquiring and promoting Empire in this;
That Religion is absolutely necessary to the more orderly Government of the world, is so undeniable a truth, that they who have been its greatest Despisers as to the concerns of the other world, have been forced to own themselves its greatest Votaries for the acquiring and promoting Empire in this;
and a man may as soon hope to reconcile the greatest contradiction in nature, as blot the sense of Religion out of the minds of the people, who rather than have none at all, will debase themselves to the worship of the meanest of Creatures, even stocks and stones.
and a man may as soon hope to reconcile the greatest contradiction in nature, as blot the sense of Religion out of the minds of the people, who rather than have none At all, will debase themselves to the worship of the Meanest of Creatures, even stocks and stones.
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Now since amongst the almost innumerable opinions, which through the malice of the enemy, and the perverseness of men have arose concerning the very fundamentals of Religion;
Now since among the almost innumerable opinions, which through the malice of the enemy, and the perverseness of men have arose Concerning the very fundamentals of Religion;
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Nay such is the pravity of humane nature, such its affectation of novelty, and desperate obstinacy against the truth, that 'tis odds but the false Teacher gains the greater number of Disciples.
Nay such is the pravity of humane nature, such its affectation of novelty, and desperate obstinacy against the truth, that it's odds but the false Teacher gains the greater number of Disciples.
the case will be much the same, though we mould instance in any other Sect, which stands in opposition to the Religion by Law establish't, suppose either in the independency of Jeroboam, or the Presbytery of Corah. What outrages would not these restless Sectaries commit, were they once establish't by Law, who had like to have brought an utter desolation upon this our Israel, for want of putting the Laws in Execution against them? Since the case stands thus, do's it not mightily concern those who are in Authority, to see that the Doctrines and Practices of such as inform the people, are conformable to the establish't Religion,
the case will be much the same, though we mould instance in any other Sect, which Stands in opposition to the Religion by Law established, suppose either in the independency of Jeroboam, or the Presbytery of Corah. What outrages would not these restless Sectaries commit, were they once established by Law, who had like to have brought an utter desolation upon this our Israel, for want of putting the Laws in Execution against them? Since the case Stands thus, do's it not mightily concern those who Are in authority, to see that the Doctrines and Practices of such as inform the people, Are conformable to the established Religion,
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than what Christ taught the Apostles, than what Christ receiv'd from God the Father, That such is the Religion of the Church of England, we dare appeal to our greatest Adversaries to alledge any one considerable argument to the contrary.
than what christ taught the Apostles, than what christ received from God the Father, That such is the Religion of the Church of England, we Dare appeal to our greatest Adversaries to allege any one considerable argument to the contrary.
Let them if they can convict Her of Heresie or Errour in Doctrine, of Disorder or Tyranny in Government, of Indecency or Superstition in Her publick forms of Worship.
Let them if they can convict Her of Heresy or Error in Doctrine, of Disorder or Tyranny in Government, of Indecency or Superstition in Her public forms of Worship.
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But that which is most material and is at this day chiefly insisted on, is, that by this means all heats about Religion would be allayed, the discontents of the people appeas'd,
But that which is most material and is At this day chiefly insisted on, is, that by this means all heats about Religion would be allayed, the discontents of the people appeased,
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I cannot but with horrour and amazement reflect upon those dismal Desolations which Beautefeus in Religion have occasion'd in all parts of Europe, and particularly in this Nation.
I cannot but with horror and amazement reflect upon those dismal Desolations which Beautefeus in Religion have occasioned in all parts of Europe, and particularly in this nation.
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for was it not Toleration that gave life, strength, and maturity to the late Fanatick Conspiracy? and so long as there is a Conventicle left in England, so long will there be a seminary of Schism and Sedition.
for was it not Toleration that gave life, strength, and maturity to the late Fanatic conspiracy? and so long as there is a Conventicle left in England, so long will there be a seminary of Schism and Sedition.
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and has asserted the Rights of Government, beyond any Systeme of humane Politicks whatever; for therein we are taught that the seat of all Dominion is originally in God;
and has asserted the Rights of Government, beyond any System of humane Politics whatever; for therein we Are taught that the seat of all Dominion is originally in God;
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there is no Power, no NONLATINALPHABET but of God, which is implied in the very word NONLATINALPHABET all along used in the new Testament to signifie lawfull Power,
there is no Power, no but of God, which is implied in the very word all along used in the new Testament to signify lawful Power,
when they lived under the most persecuting Emperours, and then too when they were numerous enough, to have made the Roman Eagles stoop to the Cross of Christ by force of Arms;
when they lived under the most persecuting emperors, and then too when they were numerous enough, to have made the Roman Eagles stoop to the Cross of christ by force of Arms;
had not they had other motives for their obedience besides those of the aforecited Author, they must have been Chronicled for the very Princes of Rebellion;
had not they had other motives for their Obedience beside those of the aforecited Author, they must have been Chronicled for the very Princes of Rebellion;
so far from fear of wounds, that they courted Death in her most terrible shapes. No they had learn't obedience from a higher and more divine principle;
so Far from Fear of wounds, that they courted Death in her most terrible shapes. No they had learnt Obedience from a higher and more divine principle;
they knew that Emperours were by Gods appointment, and therefore solely accountable to him, à quo sant primi, post quem secundi, they knew that to them belonged the sole Power and use of the sword,
they knew that emperors were by God's appointment, and Therefore solely accountable to him, à quo sant Primi, post Whom secundi, they knew that to them belonged the sole Power and use of the sword,
and thereupon instead of raising a band of Rebels to dethrone their persecuting Emperours, they rais'd an Army of Glorious Martyrs, who resisted unto bloud striving against sin,
and thereupon instead of raising a band of Rebels to dethrone their persecuting emperors, they raised an Army of Glorious Martyrs, who resisted unto blood striving against since,
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Conformable to the Doctrine of the Scriptures and the practice of the Primitive Christians, is both the Doctrine and the practice of the Church of England: She dares not own them any longer for Her Genuine Sons, whom either ambition, avarice,
Conformable to the Doctrine of the Scriptures and the practice of the Primitive Christians, is both the Doctrine and the practice of the Church of England: She dares not own them any longer for Her Genuine Sons, whom either ambition, avarice,
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Then as to Her constitution, does not Hierarchy in the Church agree well with Monarchy in the State? on the contrary, may not a Presbyterian parity endanger it? Independency quite overthrow it? and what hopes that he should ever become a good subject, who disputes the lawfulness of his Superiours commands, till he finds himself free to obey? If then we respect the peace and prosperity of the nation, regard that beauty, order and unity which ought to be preserv'd in the Church,
Then as to Her constitution, does not Hierarchy in the Church agree well with Monarchy in the State? on the contrary, may not a Presbyterian parity endanger it? Independency quite overthrow it? and what hope's that he should ever become a good Subject, who disputes the lawfulness of his Superiors commands, till he finds himself free to obey? If then we respect the peace and Prosperity of the Nation, regard that beauty, order and unity which ought to be preserved in the Church,
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if we consider that tranquillity and happiness which will necessarily follow from the maintaining the establisht Religion in its Just Rights and Priviledges,
if we Consider that tranquillity and happiness which will necessarily follow from the maintaining the established Religion in its Just Rights and Privileges,
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and only such as preach the Word in sincerity and truth, i. e. those who can come up to all the Heights of the Discipline, Doctrine and Publick Worship of the Church of England.
and only such as preach the Word in sincerity and truth, i. e. those who can come up to all the Heights of the Discipline, Doctrine and Public Worship of the Church of England.
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They have often boasted of, and threatned the Government with their Numbers, and a late dying Enthusiast, In the Name of the Party pronounces, they conceiv'd three Parts of the City would have been concern'd in the Insurrection;
They have often boasted of, and threatened the Government with their Numbers, and a late dying Enthusiast, In the Name of the Party pronounces, they conceived three Parts of the city would have been concerned in the Insurrection;
If the Church, they have made so many and such deadly wounds in that seamless coat, that perhaps Epiphanius his censure of the old Hereticks will be found defective, both as to the Number and the Malignity of our Modern Schismaticks.
If the Church, they have made so many and such deadly wounds in that seamless coat, that perhaps Epiphanius his censure of the old Heretics will be found defective, both as to the Number and the Malignity of our Modern Schismatics.
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Later ages increasing the Number, and this last still improving the filthiness of these filthy dreamers, who defile the flesh, despise Dominion, and speak evil of Dignities.
Later ages increasing the Number, and this last still improving the filthiness of these filthy dreamers, who defile the Flesh, despise Dominion, and speak evil of Dignities.
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First, their aversion to all Ecclesiastical Order and Discipline, their irreconcileableness to Episcopal Government; with publick solemn Forms of Worship, administration of the Holy Sacraments, all prescrib'd decent Ceremonies;
First, their aversion to all Ecclesiastical Order and Discipline, their irreconcilableness to Episcopal Government; with public solemn Forms of Worship, administration of the Holy Sacraments, all prescribed decent Ceremonies;
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without which 'tis impossible to maintain that one Holy Catholick and Apostolick Faith, which was once deliver'd to the Saints, that Christ's Spouse the Church, should become all Glorious within according to his own promise,
without which it's impossible to maintain that one Holy Catholic and Apostolic Faith, which was once Delivered to the Saints, that Christ's Spouse the Church, should become all Glorious within according to his own promise,
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2. That tho' they are multiplied into several almost innumerable Sects, yet each would be thought the Elect of God, the Peculiars of Heaven to the uttter exclusion and reprobation of the rest,
2. That though they Are multiplied into several almost innumerable Sects, yet each would be Thought the Elect of God, the Peculiars of Heaven to the uttter exclusion and reprobation of the rest,
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and so 'twill be I Saint, thou Reprobate to the end of the Chapter, and yet this Cadmean Progeny always agree in a cursed Conspiracy to perplex and destroy the Religion by Law establish't.
and so it'll be I Saint, thou Reprobate to the end of the Chapter, and yet this Cadmean Progeny always agree in a cursed conspiracy to perplex and destroy the Religion by Law established.
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whatever Rebellious Antimonarchicall positions have been forg'd in the Schools, by the subtle Disciples of Ignatius Loyola, broach'd by the more Factious Offspring of the Factious Calvin, practis'd by the Holy Leaguers of France, the Diabolical Covenanters of Scotland, have been all of them faithfully transcrib'd and improved by our late Atheistical Associators, who are so far from owning the Divine Right of Kings, that they account Monarchy an Antichristian Institution,
whatever Rebellious Antimonarchical positions have been forged in the Schools, by the subtle Disciples of Ignatius Loyola, broached by the more Factious Offspring of the Factious calvin, practised by the Holy Leaguers of France, the Diabolical Covenanters of Scotland, have been all of them faithfully transcribed and improved by our late Atheistical Associators, who Are so Far from owning the Divine Right of Kings, that they account Monarchy an Antichristian Institution,
and yet seems to be maintain'd with the last breath of that unfortunate Gentleman, who deservedly fell an early Sacrifice to Justice in the late Horrid Conspiracy.
and yet seems to be maintained with the last breath of that unfortunate Gentleman, who deservedly fell an early Sacrifice to justice in the late Horrid conspiracy.
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And are we not arriv'd to a fine pass in Divinity, when the Doctrine of resistance contrary to the Express letter of the Text, shall be fetch'd from the Holy Scriptures:
And Are we not arrived to a fine pass in Divinity, when the Doctrine of resistance contrary to the Express Letter of the Text, shall be fetched from the Holy Scriptures:
for if they alone have a right to possess the Earth, it were great Injustice not to surrender at their demand? what Prince can be secure of the fidelity of His People,
for if they alone have a right to possess the Earth, it were great Injustice not to surrender At their demand? what Prince can be secure of the Fidis of His People,
if you do not resume? What villanies will not they attempt, who can derive arguments for Tumult and Rebellion from the Gospel of Peace and Obedience, turn Prayers and Tears, the only weapons of the Primitive Christians, into Swords and Blunderbusses,
if you do not resume? What villainies will not they attempt, who can derive Arguments for Tumult and Rebellion from the Gospel of Peace and obedience, turn Prayers and Tears, the only weapons of the Primitive Christians, into Swords and Blunderbusses,
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and here to give them their due, they have stoutly born the heat and burthen of the day, they have been very laborious and left no stone unturn'd to carry on the good Old Cause;
and Here to give them their endue, they have stoutly born the heat and burden of the day, they have been very laborious and left no stone unturned to carry on the good Old Cause;
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and to make the work sure, they raise the superstructure of a Fanatical Conspiracy upon the Foundation of a Popish Plot, which tho' in all the parts of it (those only excepted which have undergone the Test of Authority) most inartificially laid, in most attended with so great improbabilities,
and to make the work sure, they raise the superstructure of a Fanatical conspiracy upon the Foundation of a Popish Plot, which though in all the parts of it (those only excepted which have undergone the Test of authority) most inartificially laid, in most attended with so great improbabilities,
the credulity, indiscretion and intemperate Zeal of such Pulpiteers as stil'd themselves the men of Moderation, carry'd on to that height, that both King and People, Church and State were brought to the very brink of Destruction.
the credulity, indiscretion and intemperate Zeal of such Pulpiteers as Styled themselves the men of Moderation, carried on to that height, that both King and People, Church and State were brought to the very brink of Destruction.
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This gave an advantagious opportunity to discarded and discontented Statesmen, to wreak their Malice upon their Injur'd Sovereign, to destroy those Councils which they could not govern;
This gave an advantageous opportunity to discarded and discontented Statesmen, to wreak their Malice upon their Injured Sovereign, to destroy those Councils which they could not govern;
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Being thus affrighted and acting like men in a dream, what wonder if we became an easie prey to our watchfull Adversaries? Hence Sons of Perdition, the Destroyers of the Innocent, were past upon us for the Saviours of the Nation,
Being thus affrighted and acting like men in a dream, what wonder if we became an easy prey to our watchful Adversaries? Hence Sons of Perdition, the Destroyers of the Innocent, were passed upon us for the Saviors of the nation,
and to carry on the Blasphemy of the Metaphor, these Sons of Belial became so much the Idol of the Faction, that in their Opinion 'twas less criminal to deny an Article of the Christian Faith,
and to carry on the Blasphemy of the Metaphor, these Sons of Belial became so much the Idol of the Faction, that in their Opinion 'twas less criminal to deny an Article of the Christian Faith,
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than disbelieve the deposition of a paltry lying Narrative. Hence they who refus'd tumultuous Petitions were voted Abhorrers, Loyal Addressers made Papists and Pensioners,
than disbelieve the deposition of a paltry lying Narrative. Hence they who refused tumultuous Petitions were voted Abhorrers, Loyal Addressers made Papists and Pensioners,
by this they wickedly assault the Succession, associate, erect themselves into Treasonable Councils, and deliberate upon the Methods of such a Diabolical Assassination,
by this they wickedly assault the Succession, associate, erect themselves into Treasonable Councils, and deliberate upon the Methods of such a Diabolical Assassination,
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Else what makes them even to this day deny, lessen, palliate or excuse the late Horrid Conspiracy, which has been so signally prov'd by a Judicial stroke from a self-murdering hand, by the Tryals, Condemnations, Confessions and Executions of so many of the Conspirators, by the flight and Outlawries of the rest.
Else what makes them even to this day deny, lessen, palliate or excuse the late Horrid conspiracy, which has been so signally proved by a Judicial stroke from a self-murdering hand, by the Trials, Condemnations, Confessions and Executions of so many of the Conspirators, by the flight and Outlawries of the rest.
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why do they not give us some signs of true Penitents, confess the severalShams they have put upon the Nation, take upon them that Publick shame which is due to such Notorious Offenders,
why do they not give us Some Signs of true Penitents, confess the severalShams they have put upon the nation, take upon them that Public shame which is due to such Notorious Offenders,
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what hopes is there, that they should change their Practices, when the Chief of those who have hitherto suffer'd for the Conspiracy, have encourag'd the living to persevere in it, shew'd a greater Affection for the Cause, then for their own Souls.
what hope's is there, that they should change their Practices, when the Chief of those who have hitherto suffered for the conspiracy, have encouraged the living to persevere in it, showed a greater Affection for the Cause, then for their own Souls.
Else why did they trifle away their last precious minutes, in advising or threatning the Government? or why has one of them, transcrib'd the very cause and Principles of the Faction into his Bible,
Else why did they trifle away their last precious minutes, in advising or threatening the Government? or why has one of them, transcribed the very cause and Principles of the Faction into his bible,
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Having shewn the danger of Tolerating Dissenters, from their Numbers, Principles, Zeal and Resolution, I come in the last place to consider the best expedient to prevent the mischiefs which are sure to arise from such a Toleration;
Having shown the danger of Tolerating Dissenters, from their Numbers, Principles, Zeal and Resolution, I come in the last place to Consider the best expedient to prevent the mischiefs which Are sure to arise from such a Toleration;
And suppose out of a Balsamick Temper, and wonderfull tenderness to our scrupulous Brethren, we had resign'd the Cross in Baptism, Kneeling at the Holy Eucharist, the use of the Surplice, &c. This would have been so far from giving satisfaction, that I fear we had afforded them too Just an occasion of Insulting over the nakedness of their Mother the Church, which in all the heights of Her present state, is so far from being too Gorgeously apparell'd;
And suppose out of a Balsamic Temper, and wonderful tenderness to our scrupulous Brothers, we had resigned the Cross in Baptism, Kneeling At the Holy Eucharist, the use of the Surplice, etc. This would have been so Far from giving satisfaction, that I Fear we had afforded them too Just an occasion of Insulting over the nakedness of their Mother the Church, which in all the heights of Her present state, is so Far from being too Gorgeously appareled;
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He knows nothing of the Genius of our Puritans, who does not know they always grow Insolent and presumptuous by concessions, dangerous by Toleration, Intolerable by Indulgence, cruel and Ingrate under M•rcies,
He knows nothing of the Genius of our Puritans, who does not know they always grow Insolent and presumptuous by concessions, dangerous by Toleration, Intolerable by Indulgence, cruel and Ingrate under M•rcies,
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yet they are not subdued, their practises are restrain'd, but their Inclinations are the same; And should they be admitted to another Tryall, they'd be for a quick dispatch;
yet they Are not subdued, their practises Are restrained, but their Inclinations Are the same; And should they be admitted to Another Trial, they be for a quick dispatch;
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former disappointments would put them upon a suddain Revenge, and like provok't Furies, they'd make you severely account for the bloud of their Martyrs,
former disappointments would put them upon a sudden Revenge, and like provoked Furies, they make you severely account for the blood of their Martyrs,
and persecution of their Confessors, for so they blasphemously call those Miscreants, who for Treason have been Justly condemned to the Ax and the Gibbet;
and persecution of their Confessors, for so they blasphemously call those Miscreants, who for Treason have been Justly condemned to the Ax and the Gibbet;
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and I hope the Justice of the Nation will prevent them for ever saying, this is our Hour and the Power of Darkness, for if that should ever happen, we can expect nothing but the Abomination of Desolation.
and I hope the justice of the nation will prevent them for ever saying, this is our Hour and the Power of Darkness, for if that should ever happen, we can expect nothing but the Abomination of Desolation.
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When ever they Alarm us with the fears of the Growth of Popery, that then they are setting up a Fanatical Licentiousness, upon the Ruins of the Church of England, the best and purest Church in the world;
When ever they Alarm us with the fears of the Growth of Popery, that then they Are setting up a Fanatical Licentiousness, upon the Ruins of the Church of England, the best and Purest Church in the world;
whenever they pretend an extraordinary Zeal and Tenderness for the Safety of His Majesties Sacred Person, the Preservation of His Crown and Dignities, that then they are Plotting the Destruction of His Person and the subversion of His Government.
whenever they pretend an extraordinary Zeal and Tenderness for the Safety of His Majesties Sacred Person, the Preservation of His Crown and Dignities, that then they Are Plotting the Destruction of His Person and the subversion of His Government.
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when the lives of the Innocent shall lye at the Mercy of the stinking Breath of every mercenary, abject Wretch, that there may be no more raking of Goals,
when the lives of the Innocent shall lie At the Mercy of the stinking Breath of every mercenary, abject Wretch, that there may be no more raking of Goals,
whom the crafty Managers, discourag'd and affrighted at the Deformity of their own proceedings, (tho' often prest to't) never durst bring to Tryal:
whom the crafty Managers, discouraged and affrighted At the Deformity of their own proceedings, (though often pressed to't) never durst bring to Trial:
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Juries threatned for giving in their Verdicts according to the Truth and their own Consciences; Judges arraign'd and told of Writs of Ease for not believing Impudent, Notorious contradictions;
Juries threatened for giving in their Verdicts according to the Truth and their own Consciences; Judges arraigned and told of Writs of Ease for not believing Impudent, Notorious contradictions;
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And finally, let us bless God that we are alive to behold our Gracious Sovereign in the quiet Possession of His Imperial Rights and Prerogatives, restraining the madness of the People and the fury of their Leaders, Deliver'd from the intended Execrable Parricide of the Rye Assassins.
And finally, let us bless God that we Are alive to behold our Gracious Sovereign in the quiet Possession of His Imperial Rights and Prerogatives, restraining the madness of the People and the fury of their Leaders, Delivered from the intended Execrable Parricide of the Rye Assassins.
To see the Lawfull Heir excluded by a Vote of the Factious Senate, Establish't in His Just Rights of Succession, the Injur'd Prince restor'd to His former Greatness,
To see the Lawful Heir excluded by a Vote of the Factious Senate, Established in His Just Rights of Succession, the Injured Prince restored to His former Greatness,
To see the Caytiff Traytor dragg'd to the Place of Execution, the Laws triumphing over Schism and Faction, the Bench Honour'd with Upright Loyal Judges,
To see the Caitiff Traitor dragged to the Place of Execution, the Laws triumphing over Schism and Faction, the Bench Honoured with Upright Loyal Judges,
