A sermon preacht at Selkirk upon the 29th of May, 1685 being the anniversary of the restoration of the royal family to the throne of these kingdoms / by James Canaries ...
and tho there is nothing which can so sensibly revive in us the memory of Charles the Second (were it possible for us wholly to forget him) but what likewise ought to plunge us in Howlings and Regrets so vast,
and though there is nothing which can so sensibly revive in us the memory of Charles the Second (were it possible for us wholly to forget him) but what likewise ought to plunge us in Howlings and Regrets so vast,
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Yet there is still so much remaining for engaging us to celebrate it with the highest Extasies and Transports, that to commence our acknowledgments with any thing of a contrary strain, were equally to be impertinent to it,
Yet there is still so much remaining for engaging us to celebrate it with the highest Ecstasies and Transports, that to commence our acknowledgments with any thing of a contrary strain, were equally to be impertinent to it,
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and injurieus to our own selves, by disturbing those Resentments of our Felicity, which at once creats and testifies it, with the melancholly allay of any sad or mournful Reflection.
and injurieus to our own selves, by disturbing those Resentments of our Felicity, which At once creates and Testifies it, with the melancholy allay of any sad or mournful Reflection.
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And indeed that after the woful and barbarous Usage of the First Charles, and after the cruel Exile and Banishment of the Second, the Royal Race of the Stewarts, under whose Government we had been so long Happy, should have been restor'd again to its Native Right,
And indeed that After the woeful and barbarous Usage of the First Charles, and After the cruel Exile and Banishment of the Second, the Royal Raze of the Stewarts, under whose Government we had been so long Happy, should have been restored again to its Native Right,
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and install'd upon that Throne whence it had been so unjustly tumbled down, cannot but be as perpetual, as transcendent an Occasion for our loudest Acclamations and Rejoycings while there is One of It to continue our Glory and Happiness by Ruling over us,
and installed upon that Throne whence it had been so unjustly tumbled down, cannot but be as perpetual, as transcendent an Occasion for our Loudest Acclamations and Rejoicings while there is One of It to continue our Glory and Happiness by Ruling over us,
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But when all our former Miseries are not only so entirely extinguisht by that blessed Restoration, that nothing but our own Wickedness and Folly can possibly make us repeat them;
But when all our former Misery's Are not only so entirely extinguished by that blessed Restoration, that nothing but our own Wickedness and Folly can possibly make us repeat them;
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but when also the mercy and felicity of it is so advantagiously lengthened out unto us in the happy Accession of our present Great Monarch to the Crown of these Nations,
but when also the mercy and felicity of it is so advantageously lengthened out unto us in the happy Accession of our present Great Monarch to the Crown of these nations,
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as to deaden in us the feeling and sense of a loss sustain'd by the removal of his late Dearest Brother, of ever blessed and glorious Memory, which otherwise had been unsupportable beyond all the Sufferings wherewith our most resolute Constancy could have been shoked or assaulted,
as to deaden in us the feeling and sense of a loss sustained by the removal of his late Dearest Brother, of ever blessed and glorious Memory, which otherwise had been unsupportable beyond all the Sufferings wherewith our most resolute Constancy could have been shoked or assaulted,
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When, I say, we find such inestimable Advantages flowing to us from the Restoration, what measures, what heights of Joyfulness, what soarings of Exultation,
When, I say, we find such inestimable Advantages flowing to us from the Restoration, what measures, what heights of Joyfulness, what soarings of Exultation,
or ravishments of Gratitude, and triumphant Exclamations can be sufficient to express and solemnize the never to be forgotten happiness of this Day? This is our Salvation,
or ravishments of Gratitude, and triumphant Exclamations can be sufficient to express and solemnize the never to be forgotten happiness of this Day? This is our Salvation,
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But the better to enhanse and raise its excellency, and so to influence our intensest degrees of rejoycing because of it, let us cast back a view upon that wretched and disastruous Schene whereupon all those Miseries and Calamities were acted, which did so heavily ly upon us in that execrable Rebellion,
But the better to enhance and raise its excellency, and so to influence our intensest Degrees of rejoicing Because of it, let us cast back a view upon that wretched and disastruous Schene whereupon all those Misery's and Calamities were acted, which did so heavily lie upon us in that execrable Rebellion,
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or on our own privat Concerns, there was nothing to be discovered but what seem'd to vy the monstruousness and cruelty of those who usurpt over both, against the utmost passiveness and capacity of being injur'd that either of them was indu'd withall? Was not the Church, alas!
or on our own private Concerns, there was nothing to be discovered but what seemed to vy the monstruousness and cruelty of those who usurped over both, against the utmost passiveness and capacity of being injured that either of them was endued withal? Was not the Church, alas!
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violated in its Purity and Glory by the most sacrilegious Intruders that ever durst enter the thresholds of so holy a place? when not only its best and most Primitive Government was abolished,
violated in its Purity and Glory by the most sacrilegious Intruders that ever durst enter the thresholds of so holy a place? when not only its best and most Primitive Government was abolished,
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and it self subjected to the basest Anarchical Model of insolent and confounding Presbytery, wherein a medley of imperious Clergy-men and whining Laicks metamorphos'd all things belonging to its Discipline and Worship into as much a Chaos as was the mungrel composure of their own selves:
and it self subjected to the Basest Anarchical Model of insolent and confounding Presbytery, wherein a medley of imperious Clergymen and whining Laics metamorphosed all things belonging to its Discipline and Worship into as much a Chaos as was the mongrel composure of their own selves:
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And was not the State likewise brought under no less dismal a Catastrophe? when the Anointed of the Lord, and the breath of our nostrils, was loaded with all the Affronts and Indignities that Wickedness it self could either deserve or inflict; when his sacred Person was baffled under the Banners of his pretended Authority,
And was not the State likewise brought under no less dismal a Catastrophe? when the Anointed of the Lord, and the breath of our nostrils, was loaded with all the Affronts and Indignities that Wickedness it self could either deserve or inflict; when his sacred Person was baffled under the Banners of his pretended authority,
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than it is now tormenting to those miserable Wretches who were the desperat Actors of it? And who can but abhor and detest those mischievous Methods and Principles which by a natural and immediat consequence carried along that Ax, that damnable Ax, by which it was executed? But this was not all.
than it is now tormenting to those miserable Wretches who were the desperate Actors of it? And who can but abhor and detest those mischievous Methods and Principles which by a natural and immediate consequence carried along that Ax, that damnable Ax, by which it was executed? But this was not all.
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For after those inhumane and butchering Usurpers had assassinated the Father, and thrust out the Children, that they might possess the Inheritance themselves, was not the Royal Line it self rendered the most criminal and treasonable thing that their Laws were levelled against? And was not a price set upon those Heads which were destin'd for Crowns;
For After those inhumane and butchering Usurpers had assassinated the Father, and thrust out the Children, that they might possess the Inheritance themselves, was not the Royal Line it self rendered the most criminal and treasonable thing that their Laws were leveled against? And was not a price Set upon those Heads which were destined for Crowns;
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and every covetous or daring Villain prompted to spill that precious Blood, whose sacredness would have heightned Murther with the dreadfullest Accession of Sacriledge and Parricide too? And were not the Royal Brothers, both whom Providence has thought fit to reward with the Imperial Crowns of these Kingdoms, no doubt for their Christian and Generous Deportment during the time of their Afflictions, were they not, I say, forc'd out of their own Dominions,
and every covetous or daring Villain prompted to spill that precious Blood, whose sacredness would have heightened Murder with the Dreadfullest Accession of Sacrilege and Parricide too? And were not the Royal Brother's, both whom Providence has Thought fit to reward with the Imperial Crowns of these Kingdoms, no doubt for their Christian and Generous Deportment during the time of their Afflictions, were they not, I say, forced out of their own Dominions,
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yet to the eternal shame and disgrace of our Great-Britain; The first, that thereby all the World saw it honoured with two such Brothers as each deserv'd rather to sway the Scepter of the whole Universe,
yet to the Eternal shame and disgrace of our Great-Britain; The First, that thereby all the World saw it honoured with two such Brother's as each deserved rather to sway the Sceptre of the Whole Universe,
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and thus reverst the Jewish method of covering their Tabernacle with the Skins of Beasts and Goats, by shrouding the most Bruitish Natures and Vices with a Humane Form,
and thus reversed the Jewish method of covering their Tabernacle with the Skins of Beasts and Goats, by shrouding the most Brutish Nature's and Vices with a Humane From,
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And to make things Crimes by a subsequent Law which were committed in Innocence, and then annull that Law when it had done their turn, was as peculiar to their Government,
And to make things Crimes by a subsequent Law which were committed in Innocence, and then annul that Law when it had done their turn, was as peculiar to their Government,
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Was there ever any People more grievously, even surrounded with Misery and Reproach? Or could any Nation have been subdu'd by its greatest Enemies into a more lamentable Condition,
Was there ever any People more grievously, even surrounded with Misery and Reproach? Or could any nation have been subdued by its greatest Enemies into a more lamentable Condition,
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But what shall we think when to all this yet there was added one degree further of what brought up our ruine to so stupendious an ascent? For however w•e•ch•d and infamous it had been to have always drudg'd under those abominable Rebels, who at first took hold of the Supreme Power,
But what shall we think when to all this yet there was added one degree further of what brought up our ruin to so stupendious an ascent? For however w•e•ch•d and infamous it had been to have always drudged under those abominable Rebels, who At First took hold of the Supreme Power,
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Yet even that state, tho the worst that could readily have either befallen us, or been dream'd of, had been infinitely preferable unto what did follow it ere all was done,
Yet even that state, though the worst that could readily have either befallen us, or been dreamed of, had been infinitely preferable unto what did follow it ere all was done,
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And none will doubt of this who can but reflect what sad vicissitudes and alterations that new form of Government, which nothing less than Atheism Blinded with Wickedness could have introduc'd, was necessarily obnoxious to, and actually did undergo.
And none will doubt of this who can but reflect what sad vicissitudes and alterations that new from of Government, which nothing less than Atheism Blinded with Wickedness could have introduced, was necessarily obnoxious to, and actually did undergo.
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And when the Supreme Management of Affairs was not yet sufficiently enough setled in any ones hands, that the greatest miseries and embroilments should have then ensued, would have been so far from looking like any thing of wonder, that the contrary had been certainly the vastest one next to the impossibility of any at all.
And when the Supreme Management of Affairs was not yet sufficiently enough settled in any ones hands, that the greatest misery's and embroilments should have then ensued, would have been so Far from looking like any thing of wonder, that the contrary had been Certainly the vastest one next to the impossibility of any At all.
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And we cannot guess shrewdly, because we cannot but be assur'd, that then all private mens Fortunes and Lives were at the beck of its mercy likewise:
And we cannot guess shrewdly, Because we cannot but be assured, that then all private men's Fortune's and Lives were At the beck of its mercy likewise:
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And the removing of that one curse, of having servants ruling over us, had been motive enough for influencing us still to remember with proportionable reflections the Honour at least, which with him was restor'd unto us upon this happy day.
And the removing of that one curse, of having Servants ruling over us, had been motive enough for influencing us still to Remember with proportionable reflections the Honour At least, which with him was restored unto us upon this happy day.
and made no other advantage of his Power and Dignity so much as to advance the good and welfare of his People & to perpetuat to them all those Blessings that ever any Nations were capable of;
and made no other advantage of his Power and Dignity so much as to advance the good and welfare of his People & to perpetuate to them all those Blessings that ever any nations were capable of;
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as to exalt One upon his Throne, who might only not equal, because he did rather excell Him in all those Royal Induements for which He was so much the Object both of his Peoples Love and Admiration;
as to exalt One upon his Throne, who might only not equal, Because he did rather excel Him in all those Royal Enduements for which He was so much the Object both of his Peoples Love and Admiration;
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and so to give us an evidence that beyond the Superlative Qualifications of the One, there was some kind of Transcendency to be allowed the Other, at least upon the account of that Competition, which in any but himself alone had been altogether impossible:
and so to give us an evidence that beyond the Superlative Qualifications of the One, there was Some kind of Transcendency to be allowed the Other, At least upon the account of that Competition, which in any but himself alone had been altogether impossible:
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And without the least imputation of flattery, I may undoubtedly say, that both these, our Astonishment and Thankfulness, I mean, ought to be fill'd to the highest pitch by the happiness wherewith Heaven has now blest us, in giving us a King, whom we are bound to esteem more for his being Brother to our Former, rather in his Vertues, than in his Blood.
And without the least imputation of flattery, I may undoubtedly say, that both these, our Astonishment and Thankfulness, I mean, ought to be filled to the highest pitch by the happiness wherewith Heaven has now blessed us, in giving us a King, whom we Are bound to esteem more for his being Brother to our Former, rather in his Virtues, than in his Blood.
It were, I know, too much presumption for me to attempt the Character of a Prince, whose only One is, that he is above All. Neither shall I dare to meddle with the drawing such a Pourtracture wherein the greatest Master would but bungle at his best.
It were, I know, too much presumption for me to attempt the Character of a Prince, whose only One is, that he is above All. Neither shall I Dare to meddle with the drawing such a Pourtracture wherein the greatest Master would but bungle At his best.
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But he was brought up in the School of Affliction, and made to pursue his Fortune by those Vertues, which rather use to acquire, than inherite a Crown.
But he was brought up in the School of Affliction, and made to pursue his Fortune by those Virtues, which rather use to acquire, than inherit a Crown.
Nay, we have a King who to the benefite of his Education, has also had that no less extraordinary one of being so long a Subject to as great a King as ever the World saw,
Nay, we have a King who to the benefit of his Education, has also had that no less extraordinary one of being so long a Subject to as great a King as ever the World saw,
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And besides these two there could not be any other thing more conducive to fit and accomplish him for being such a King as by no common conjunction might,
And beside these two there could not be any other thing more conducive to fit and accomplish him for being such a King as by no Common conjunction might,
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And from what of his Reign has past already we cannot but promise to our selves that few men have ever made better use of their own most proportionable advantages, than he has of his.
And from what of his Reign has passed already we cannot but promise to our selves that few men have ever made better use of their own most proportionable advantages, than he has of his.
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For was there ever a King that entered upon the Theatre of Empire with more gracious and glorious Beginnings than he has? Has he not equally prevented our Wishes, and out-done our Hopes;
For was there ever a King that entered upon the Theatre of Empire with more gracious and glorious Beginnings than he has? Has he not equally prevented our Wishes, and outdone our Hope's;
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Did he not secure to us our Protestant Religion in this his first Parliament by an Act more great than all that were past by his Predecessors, at least upon this score that it includes whatever they have done,
Did he not secure to us our Protestant Religion in this his First Parliament by an Act more great than all that were passed by his Predecessors, At least upon this score that it includes whatever they have done,
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But has he not likewise given us more than sufficient assurance in his Gracious Letter that as nothing has a greater tendency to secure our Priviledges and Properties,
But has he not likewise given us more than sufficient assurance in his Gracious letter that as nothing has a greater tendency to secure our Privileges and Properties,
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so he proposes no other end for maintaining it in its greatest lustre, than to be the more enabled to defend and protect our Religion as established by Law,
so he proposes no other end for maintaining it in its greatest lustre, than to be the more enabled to defend and Pact our Religion as established by Law,
Words sure that ought to be as eternal, as they are obliging; and which ought to be engrav'd as indelibly upon all our Hearts as they would, were they where they should be upon the hardest Porphyries and Marbles.
Words sure that ought to be as Eternal, as they Are obliging; and which ought to be engraved as indelibly upon all our Hearts as they would, were they where they should be upon the Hardest Porphyries and Marbles.
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And let not any envious or embittered Spirit go about to rob us of the full satisfaction which cannot but redound to us from such signal vouchsafemnts, providing we will not be more injurious to our own Interest,
And let not any envious or embittered Spirit go about to rob us of the full satisfaction which cannot but redound to us from such signal vouchsafemnts, providing we will not be more injurious to our own Interest,
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when it is aim'd against a Prince whose Personal Excellencies have been as yet so little questionable by any that ever knew him, that even his most inveterate Enemies, not kowing where else to fix, have been hitherto forc'd to draw Impeachments from his very Vertues,
when it is aimed against a Prince whose Personal Excellencies have been as yet so little questionable by any that ever knew him, that even his most inveterate Enemies, not kowing where Else to fix, have been hitherto forced to draw Impeachments from his very Virtues,
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as on the one side, the desperate Effort of forlorn Wickedness, so on the other, the most impudent and unworthy Attempt that even That was ever straitned unto.
as on the one side, the desperate Effort of forlorn Wickedness, so on the other, the most impudent and unworthy Attempt that even That was ever straitened unto.
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But there are two of his Properties, for which he is at once the Example and Darling of all good and generous men, that so infinitly baffle and confute all such calumnious and traiterous aspersions, that it may be reasonably doubted,
But there Are two of his Properties, for which he is At once the Exampl and Darling of all good and generous men, that so infinitely baffle and confute all such calumnious and traitorous Aspersions, that it may be reasonably doubted,
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But when that obliging Force which lies in the Word of a King, and a King speaking to his Parliament too, comes as an accession to engage the sincerity of his Intention unto it, shall it therefore be jealous'd what he has condescended to ascertain us of,
But when that obliging Force which lies in the Word of a King, and a King speaking to his Parliament too, comes as an accession to engage the sincerity of his Intention unto it, shall it Therefore be jealoused what he has condescended to ascertain us of,
because of that redoubled Tye wherewith it is Twisted, like a threefold cord that cannot be broken? Shall his Word when he was not a King be so universally Trusted to,
Because of that redoubled Tie wherewith it is Twisted, like a threefold cord that cannot be broken? Shall his Word when he was not a King be so universally Trusted to,
And therefore let us at least vye our own being good to our selves, with his being so to us, by firmly believing what He has so solemnly set his Scepter to;
And Therefore let us At least vie our own being good to our selves, with his being so to us, by firmly believing what He has so solemnly Set his Sceptre to;
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And the truth is, were it possible to tempt and provock him to be unjust to his own self, by recalling that Princely Word which He has fully engaged (which blest be God all the malice and enmity of his Enemies can never be able to do) he could not think he were so to us, did he once think that we repos'd not that entire confidence in what he has done which it deserves;
And the truth is, were it possible to tempt and provoke him to be unjust to his own self, by recalling that Princely Word which He has Fully engaged (which blessed be God all the malice and enmity of his Enemies can never be able to do) he could not think he were so to us, did he once think that we reposed not that entire confidence in what he has done which it deserves;
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since whoever Distrusts, has thereby forefeited all pretence of obligation upon Him that gave His Parol, and formerly renunced his Right in such a Security, by thus virtually refusing to take it.
since whoever Distrusts, has thereby forfeited all pretence of obligation upon Him that gave His Parol, and formerly renounced his Right in such a Security, by thus virtually refusing to take it.
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And all the end for which one passes his Word, being to assure the other that he shall not be cheated, he keeps it very punctually to him, that lays no hold nor stress upon it,
And all the end for which one passes his Word, being to assure the other that he shall not be cheated, he keeps it very punctually to him, that lays no hold nor stress upon it,
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Now when it is so manifest, that all things concur to make us as happy Subjects as it is possible for us to be while we have no other King but that of Heaven;
Now when it is so manifest, that all things concur to make us as happy Subject's as it is possible for us to be while we have no other King but that of Heaven;
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but being also such of himself, as cannot but continue them always unto us so long as Almighty God in mercy does allows us him (and may that be while he be the oldest King, that ever sat upon any of those Thrones which he adorns);
but being also such of himself, as cannot but continue them always unto us so long as Almighty God in mercy does allows us him (and may that be while he be the oldest King, that ever sat upon any of those Thrones which he adorns);
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shall we not gratefully rejoyce in that Salvation, which at first was wrought in the happy Return of the Royal Family, to the Possession of their Ancient Rights,
shall we not gratefully rejoice in that Salvation, which At First was wrought in the happy Return of the Royal Family, to the Possession of their Ancient Rights,
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and is now renewed to us by the glorious Succession of our Great JAMES the Seventh, to the Crowns of these Realms? This, th's certainly is so blessed an effect of the Restoration yet lasting unto us, that while we enjoy it,
and is now renewed to us by the glorious Succession of our Great JAMES the Seventh, to the Crowns of these Realms? This, th's Certainly is so blessed an Effect of the Restoration yet lasting unto us, that while we enjoy it,
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& to combine the highest ingratitude, with the highest folly and madness, it is quite impossible but we must now shew our selves truely and heartily, thankful for the great and unspeakable Mercies thereof;
& to combine the highest ingratitude, with the highest folly and madness, it is quite impossible but we must now show our selves truly and heartily, thankful for the great and unspeakable mercies thereof;
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The only fear is, that we think not of them what they really are, but thorow some Rebellious or Fanatick impatiency, at the present constitution of things, look upon that as our Misery and Wretchedness, which is so much the contrary, that it could not possibly be more so.
The only Fear is, that we think not of them what they really Are, but thorough Some Rebellious or Fanatic impatiency, At the present constitution of things, look upon that as our Misery and Wretchedness, which is so much the contrary, that it could not possibly be more so.
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as well as against Him who Reigns over it, made it too notorious to the whole World, at what Rate many amongst us do value that which all honest and good men account to be their greatest honour and blessing, I should not have seem'd to deserve so ill of my Nation,
as well as against Him who Reigns over it, made it too notorious to the Whole World, At what Rate many among us do valve that which all honest and good men account to be their greatest honour and blessing, I should not have seemed to deserve so ill of my nation,
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But it being too palpable now to be capable of being huddled, nay, these Rebels publishing their shame, and their guilt together, in their voluminous Manifesto's, 'tis necessary that we likewise brand them upon all occasions,
But it being too palpable now to be capable of being huddled, nay, these Rebels publishing their shame, and their gilded together, in their voluminous Manifesto's, it's necessary that we likewise brand them upon all occasions,
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Were it not that I will neither encroach too much upon your patience, nor prostitute my pains upon such Fanatical and wildest Miscreants, I should easily make good this charge against them upon both these respects.
Were it not that I will neither encroach too much upon your patience, nor prostitute my pains upon such Fanatical and Wildest Miscreants, I should Easily make good this charge against them upon both these respects.
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But I would fain know what it is that really they would be at, if they can but tell so much themselves Is Monarchy their grievance? That perhaps shall be mine too,
But I would fain know what it is that really they would be At, if they can but tell so much themselves Is Monarchy their grievance? That perhaps shall be mine too,
But I defie the greatest Republican ever to afford me an instance of Plenty and Happiness which was enjoyed under a Common-wealth parallel to that which we appeal to of these five and twenty years last bygone, which were effluxt under our Monarch;
But I defy the greatest Republican ever to afford me an instance of Plenty and Happiness which was enjoyed under a Commonwealth parallel to that which we appeal to of these five and twenty Years last bygone, which were effluxt under our Monarch;
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whose Subjects had wallowed in such unmixt, uninterrupted Felicities, as had almost made them forget they were Earthly, had not some factious devilish Male-contents, kept them in mind of the contrary by those Disturbances and Rubbs which they threw in their Road. These are Arguments which our own Experience furnishes us withal,
whose Subject's had wallowed in such unmix, uninterrupted Felicities, as had almost made them forget they were Earthly, had not Some factious devilish Malcontents, kept them in mind of the contrary by those Disturbances and Rubs which they threw in their Road. These Are Arguments which our own Experience furnishes us withal,
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and has his wits too, who would condescend to run all at the risque, and adventure of a new revolution like to that whose sad effects I shortly Described in the beginning of this Discourse? And that no change were possible,
and has his wits too, who would condescend to run all At the risk, and adventure of a new revolution like to that whose sad effects I shortly Described in the beginning of this Discourse? And that no change were possible,
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but what would as exactly copy out the former, as face answers face in the water, is so undenyably certain, that I dare refer it to the pretended Earl himself to draw us but any probable Scheme,
but what would as exactly copy out the former, as face answers face in the water, is so undeniably certain, that I Dare refer it to the pretended Earl himself to draw us but any probable Scheme,
It matters not much therefore what all those can say, whose desperat condition is such, that whatever Reelings happen, it is impossible they can be worse than they are;
It matters not much Therefore what all those can say, whose desperate condition is such, that whatever Reelings happen, it is impossible they can be Worse than they Are;
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And I doubt not to averr that, bating those unaccountable vertigo's of some giddy and ignorant people, this is chiefly at the bottom of all these stirrs, which so much allarm us.
And I doubt not to aver that, bating those unaccountable vertigo's of Some giddy and ignorant people, this is chiefly At the bottom of all these stirs, which so much alarm us.
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neither has Rebellion especially ever been beholden more to any thing for gaining its Partisans than to a lugubrious visage and sniveling Tone which us'd to work upon the Vulgar, in stead of Godliness and Devotion.
neither has Rebellion especially ever been beholden more to any thing for gaining its Partisans than to a lugubrious visage and sniveling Tone which used to work upon the vulgar, in stead of Godliness and Devotion.
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But briefly to answer this Cavil, or rather Calumny, Is it not conspicuous as the Noon-day, from what I have shown already, that we have all the Security for our Religion, not only that in Reason we can demand,
But briefly to answer this Cavil, or rather Calumny, Is it not conspicuous as the Noonday, from what I have shown already, that we have all the Security for our Religion, not only that in Reason we can demand,
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unless it be the Kings Head (which God preserve from their Mercy) for that was the thing which was meant by the securing of Religion about fourty Years since:
unless it be the Kings Head (which God preserve from their Mercy) for that was the thing which was meant by the securing of Religion about fourty years since:
and we cannot dream what else that Language signifies now, when Invention it self could not contrive beyond what is done already to satisfie us. But alas!
and we cannot dream what Else that Language signifies now, when Invention it self could not contrive beyond what is done already to satisfy us. But alas!
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so were these repeated, there would be no Remedy for it, but it behov'd a second time to demonstrate to the World, that whatever plausible pretence Rebellion carries before it,
so were these repeated, there would be no Remedy for it, but it behooved a second time to demonstrate to the World, that whatever plausible pretence Rebellion carries before it,
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as if it were only resorted unto for the maintaining of Religion, yet after it has served its turn it never fails to prove as treacherous even unto That,
as if it were only resorted unto for the maintaining of Religion, yet After it has served its turn it never fails to prove as treacherous even unto That,
and make use of it for no other end than to be a Stale and Wheedle for promoting the most wicked Practices and Designs that desperate Villany can prompt men unto;
and make use of it for no other end than to be a Stale and Wheedle for promoting the most wicked Practices and Designs that desperate Villainy can prompt men unto;
that which gives them the denomination being in its very constitution and essence as the sin of Witchcraft, and to be rewarded with no less than Damnation both here and hereafter.
that which gives them the denomination being in its very constitution and essence as the since of Witchcraft, and to be rewarded with no less than Damnation both Here and hereafter.
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So that let them sigh and talk as they will, I had rather my Religion were entrusted for its safety unto any man alive, providing he had any himself at all,
So that let them sighs and talk as they will, I had rather my Religion were Entrusted for its safety unto any man alive, providing he had any himself At all,
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But this I would gladly be resolv'd of, where such a Tenent, as that of Resistance, would at last take a stop? For let us suppose that the Presbyterians should prevail (as God forbid), were there not as good ground,
But this I would gladly be resolved of, where such a Tenent, as that of Resistance, would At last take a stop? For let us suppose that the Presbyterians should prevail (as God forbid), were there not as good ground,
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as there was for them to rise up against the Adherers to Episcopacy? And when the Independents had got the uppermost, might not the Anabaptists follow the same method with them;
as there was for them to rise up against the Adherers to Episcopacy? And when the Independents had god the uppermost, might not the Anabaptists follow the same method with them;
And if this be not all one with Hobbs's Fancied State of Nature, only putting in the word Religion, for that of Right; and if the same Mischiefs and Confusions would not equally follow from both;
And if this be not all one with Hobbs's Fancied State of Nature, only putting in the word Religion, for that of Right; and if the same Mischiefs and Confusions would not equally follow from both;
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And that ever Christianity would allow that it self was the great Firebrand and Incendiary of the World, were so very odd to imagine, that nothing could be more so, were it not that any did ever yet really believe it.
And that ever Christianity would allow that it self was the great Firebrand and Incendiary of the World, were so very odd to imagine, that nothing could be more so, were it not that any did ever yet really believe it.
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unless it be that of Luke, Think ye that I am come to send peace on the earth, &c. Where the visible mistake of a Command for a Prophesie, were far more pardonable than any other application they use to make of the Word of God.
unless it be that of Lycia, Think you that I am come to send peace on the earth, etc. Where the visible mistake of a Command for a Prophesy, were Far more pardonable than any other application they use to make of the Word of God.
And it is further observable that the true Religion may be defended, with the greatest consonancy to all this, maugre the fiercest Persecution that ever attempted to ruine and overturn it.
And it is further observable that the true Religion may be defended, with the greatest consonancy to all this, maugre the Fiercest Persecution that ever attempted to ruin and overturn it.
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since one may alwayes think as he pleases, do what any body else can, all the cruelties and tortures that malice could invent needs never constrain any man out of that which he has so entirely in his own power, that without his leave it can never be wrested from him.
since one may always think as he Pleases, do what any body Else can, all the cruelties and tortures that malice could invent needs never constrain any man out of that which he has so entirely in his own power, that without his leave it can never be wrested from him.
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'Tis true our modern Papists, especially in Britain and France are asham'd now to own what brought their Holy Father to the highest top of such a Pinacle of Grandure;
It's true our modern Papists, especially in Britain and France Are ashamed now to own what brought their Holy Father to the highest top of such a Pinnacle of Grandeur;
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But pretend what they will, I know that things go otherwise at Rome, where the Inquisition were as inevitable •or one who would but smatter out any thing to the contrary,
But pretend what they will, I know that things go otherwise At Room, where the Inquisition were as inevitable •or one who would but smatter out any thing to the contrary,
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yet I can avowedly say, that of all I spoke with anent it, I never fell upon one, who either did not frankly acknowledge to me, that it was de fide there, that Heretick Kings ought to be Excommunicated, and expell'd their Thrones;
yet I can avowedly say, that of all I spoke with anent it, I never fell upon one, who either did not frankly acknowledge to me, that it was de fide there, that Heretic Kings ought to be Excommunicated, and expelled their Thrones;
But what can be more clear, than their Writings against Barclay and Widringtoun, and their kindest hugging of Marriana and Sanctarella at Rome, to evidence what I am alledging? And so while our Rebels and Fanaticks make such a clutter upon pretence of keeping out Popery, they are as great Papists themselves,
But what can be more clear, than their Writings against Barclay and Widringtoun, and their Kindest hugging of Marriana and Sanctarella At Room, to evidence what I am alleging? And so while our Rebels and Fanatics make such a clutter upon pretence of keeping out Popery, they Are as great Papists themselves,
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Thus leaving them to themselves, as it seems God hath done already, let me now in one word address my self to you who are present, beseeching you that as you value the credit and glory of our Nation;
Thus leaving them to themselves, as it seems God hath done already, let me now in one word address my self to you who Are present, beseeching you that as you valve the credit and glory of our nation;
and especially what are our happiest blessings in our present Great King; and if neither the formidable Aspect which appears on the one hand can fright you,
and especially what Are our Happiest blessings in our present Great King; and if neither the formidable Aspect which appears on the one hand can fright you,
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his Providence having all along appear'd so signally in the management of it, that had there not been any other argument to evince the Beeing of such a Supream Government over all the Actions and Destinies of Men,
his Providence having all along appeared so signally in the management of it, that had there not been any other argument to evince the Being of such a Supreme Government over all the Actions and Destinies of Men,
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It is therefore unto God especially that we should be thankful, it is to his Infinite Goodness and Mercy that we should acknowledge the Debt of such Blessings;
It is Therefore unto God especially that we should be thankful, it is to his Infinite goodness and Mercy that we should acknowledge the Debt of such Blessings;
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and lead a quiet and peaceable life under him in all Godliness and Honesty; that being Good and Obedient here, we may be eternally Happy and Blessed hereafter.
and led a quiet and peaceable life under him in all Godliness and Honesty; that being Good and Obedient Here, we may be eternally Happy and Blessed hereafter.
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Now unto the great King of kings, and Lord of lords, God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, be all praise, power, honour, glory, and dominion, now and for evermore. Amen. FINIS.
Now unto the great King of Kings, and Lord of Lords, God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, be all praise, power, honour, glory, and dominion, now and for evermore. Amen. FINIS.
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