A Copy of | A Letter | Written by | Mr Stephen Marshall | To a Friend of His in the City, for the Neces- | Sary Vindication of Himself and His Ministry, Against | that Altogether Groundlesse, Most Unjust, and Ungodly Aspersion | Cast Upon Him by Certaine Malignants in the City, and | Lately Printed at Oxford, in Their Mendacium Aulicum, Otherwise | Called Mercurius Aulicus, and Sent Abroad Into Other | Nations to His Perpetuall Infamy. | In which Letter the Accusation is Fully Answered. And | Together with That, the Lawfulnesse of the Parliaments Taking | Up Defensive Arms is Briefly and Learnedly Asserted and Demonstrated, | Texts of Scripture Cleared, All Objections to the Contrary An- | Swered, to the Full Satisfaction of All Those that Desire | to Have Their Consciences Informed in | this Great Controversie. | ... (7 Lines).

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  • A Copy of | A Letter | Written by | Mr Stephen Marshall | To a Friend of His in the City, for the Neces- | Sary Vindication of Himself and His Ministry, Against | that Altogether Groundlesse, Most Unjust, and Ungodly Aspersion | Cast Upon Him by Certaine Malignants in the City, and | Lately Printed at Oxford, in Their Mendacium Aulicum, Otherwise | Called Mercurius Aulicus, and Sent Abroad Into Other | Nations to His Perpetuall Infamy. | In which Letter the Accusation is Fully Answered. And | Together with That, the Lawfulnesse of the Parliaments Taking | Up Defensive Arms is Briefly and Learnedly Asserted and Demonstrated, | Texts of Scripture Cleared, All Objections to the Contrary An- | Swered, to the Full Satisfaction of All Those that Desire | to Have Their Consciences Informed in | this Great Controversie. | ... (7 Lines). Book Detail

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A Copy of | A Letter | Written by | Mr Stephen Marshall | To a Friend of His in the City, for the Neces- | Sary Vindication of Himself and His Ministry, Against | that Altogether Groundlesse, Most Unjust, and Ungodly Aspersion | Cast Upon Him by Certaine Malignants in the City, and | Lately Printed at Oxford, in Their Mendacium Aulicum, Otherwise | Called Mercurius Aulicus, and Sent Abroad Into Other | Nations to His Perpetuall Infamy. | In which Letter the Accusation is Fully Answered. And | Together with That, the Lawfulnesse of the Parliaments Taking | Up Defensive Arms is Briefly and Learnedly Asserted and Demonstrated, | Texts of Scripture Cleared, All Objections to the Contrary An- | Swered, to the Full Satisfaction of All Those that Desire | to Have Their Consciences Informed in | this Great Controversie. | ... (7 Lines). by Stephen Marshall PDF Summary

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A Copy of | A Letter | Written by | Mr Stephen Marshall | To a Friend of His in the City, for the Neces- | Sary Vindication of Himself and His Ministry, Against | that Altogether Groundlesse, Most Unjust, and Ungodly Aspersion | Cast Upon Him by Certaine Malignants in the City, and | Lately Printed at Oxford, in Their Mendacium Aulicum, Otherwise | Called Mercurius Aulicus, and Sent Abroad Into Other | Nations to His Perpetuall Infamy. | In which Letter the Accusation is Fully Answered. And | Together with That, the Lawfulnesse of the Parliaments Taking | Up Defensive Arms is Briefly and Learnedly Asserted and Demonstrated, | Texts of Scripture Cleared, All Objections to the Contrary An- | Swered, to the Full Satisfaction of All Those that Desire | to Have Their Consciences Informed in | this Great Controversie. | ... (7 Lines).

A Copy of | A Letter | Written by | Mr Stephen Marshall | To a Friend of His in the City, for the Neces- | Sary Vindication of Himself and His Ministry, Against | that Altogether Groundlesse, Most Unjust, and Ungodly Aspersion | Cast Upon Him by Certaine Malignants in the City, and | Lately Printed at Oxford, in Their Mendacium Aulicum, Otherwise | Called Mercurius Aulicus, and Sent Abroad Into Other | Nations to His Perpetuall Infamy. | In which Letter the Accusation is Fully Answered. And | Together with That, the Lawfulnesse of the Parliaments Taking | Up Defensive Arms is Briefly and Learnedly Asserted and Demonstrated, | Texts of Scripture Cleared, All Objections to the Contrary An- | Swered, to the Full Satisfaction of All Those that Desire | to Have Their Consciences Informed in | this Great Controversie. | ... (7 Lines).

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A Copy of A Letter Written by Mr Stephen Marshall To a Friend of His in the City, for the Neces- Sary Vindication of Himself and His Ministry, Against that Altogether Groundlesse, Most Unjust, and Ungodly Aspersion Cast Upon Him by Certaine Malignants in the City, and Lately Printed at Oxford, in Their Mendacium Aulicum, Otherwise Called Mercurius Aulicus, and Sent Abroad Into Other Nations to His Perpetuall Infamy. In which Letter the Accusation is Fully Answered. And Together with That, the Lawfulnesse of the Parliaments Taking Up Defensive Arms is Briefly and Learnedly Asserted and Demonstrated, Texts of Scripture Cleared, All Objections to the Contrary An- Swered, to the Full Satisfaction of All Those that Desire to Have Their Consciences Informed in this Great Controversie. ... (7 Lines).

A Copy of A Letter Written by Mr Stephen Marshall To a Friend of His in the City, for the Neces- Sary Vindication of Himself and His Ministry, Against that Altogether Groundlesse, Most Unjust, and Ungodly Aspersion Cast Upon Him by Certaine Malignants in the City, and Lately Printed at Oxford, in Their Mendacium Aulicum, Otherwise Called Mercurius Aulicus, and Sent Abroad Into Other Nations to His Perpetuall Infamy. In which Letter the Accusation is Fully Answered. And Together with That, the Lawfulnesse of the Parliaments Taking Up Defensive Arms is Briefly and Learnedly Asserted and Demonstrated, Texts of Scripture Cleared, All Objections to the Contrary An- Swered, to the Full Satisfaction of All Those that Desire to Have Their Consciences Informed in this Great Controversie. ... (7 Lines).

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A Copy of A Letter Written by Mr Stephen Marshall To a Friend of His in the City, for the Neces- Sary Vindication of Himself and His Ministry, Against that Altogether Groundlesse, Most Unjust, and Ungodly Aspersion Cast Upon Him by Certaine Malignants in the City, and Lately Printed at Oxford, in Their Mendacium Aulicum, Otherwise Called Mercurius Aulicus, and Sent Abroad Into Other Nations to His Perpetuall Infamy. In which Letter the Accusation is Fully Answered. And Together with That, the Lawfulnesse of the Parliaments Taking Up Defensive Arms is Briefly and Learnedly Asserted and Demonstrated, Texts of Scripture Cleared, All Objections to the Contrary An- Swered, to the Full Satisfaction of All Those that Desire to Have Their Consciences Informed in this Great Controversie. ... (7 Lines).

A Copy of A Letter Written by Mr Stephen Marshall To a Friend of His in the City, for the Neces- Sary Vindication of Himself and His Ministry, Against that Altogether Groundlesse, Most Unjust, and Ungodly Aspersion Cast Upon Him by Certaine Malignants in the City, and Lately Printed at Oxford, in Their Mendacium Aulicum, Otherwise Called Mercurius Aulicus, and Sent Abroad Into Other Nations to His Perpetuall Infamy. In which Letter the Accusation is Fully Answered. And Together with That, the Lawfulnesse of the Parliaments Taking Up Defensive Arms is Briefly and Learnedly Asserted and Demonstrated, Texts of Scripture Cleared, All Objections to the Contrary An- Swered, to the Full Satisfaction of All Those that Desire to Have Their Consciences Informed in this Great Controversie. ... (7 Lines).

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