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<NAME>John Pas</NAME>
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<ITEM>Proofed and reviewed as part of batch B080916.pdcc.</ITEM>
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<HEAD>An An&s;wer</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">To His <HI>Maie&s;ties</HI> Speech, by the <HI>Gentry</HI> of the <HI>County</HI> of <HI>Yorke,</HI> attending His <HI>Maie&s;tie</HI> at the City of <HI>Yorke</HI> on <HI>Thur&s;day</HI> the 12 of <HI>May,</HI> 1642.</HEAD>
<OPENER><SALUTE>May it plea&s;e Your Mo&s;t Excellent Maje&s;tie.</SALUTE></OPENER>
<P>YOur Propo&s;itions delivered to Vs ye&s;terday from your Maje&s;tie, are of &s;o high concernment to the Weale and peace of the whole Kingdome, and doe &s;o nerely touch upon the affection and fidelity of all your Subjects in Generall, and we being but a part of one County only, doe not conceive it &s;afe for Vs to advi&s;e therein, but rather humbly to be&s;eech Your Maje&s;tie to im|part the grounds of Your Maje&s;ties feares and jealou&s;ies, to Your high Court of Parliament, (of Who&s;e mo&s;t loyall care and affection to your Maje&s;ties honour and &s;afety, and the pro&s;perity of Your Sub|jects and dominions, we are mo&s;t confident) and what&s;oever &s;hall bee advi&s;ed by Your Great Councell, therein wee &s;hall mo&s;t willingly embrace, and give our concurrence and a&s;si&s;tance to it as &s;hall be come us; In who&s;e fidelititie Your Maje &s;tie: Hath often declared e&s;peciall tru&s;t, and al|beit wee doe not pre&s;ume to advi&s;e Your Maje&s;tie to that particular, it being of tran&s;cendent con&s;e|quence.</P>
<P>Neverthele&s;se, in the behalfe of tho&s;e Members of Parliament, lately imployed to attend Your Maje&s;tie, from both Hou&s;es being all of them Gentlemen of quality and e&s;tate in this County and tru&s;ted to &s;erve in that Mo&s;t Honourable A&s;sembly, wee humbly crave Your Maje&s;ties leave to expre&s;se our confidence in their un&s;tained loyalty and affection to Your Maje&s;tie to be &s;uch as Your Maje&s;tie may &s;ecurely admitt their attendance to negotiat their imployments untill they be recalled by the Parliament, and for their fidelity wee doe all ingage our &s;elves to Your Maje&s;tie, and wee are mo&s;t a&s;sured that Your Royall Per&s;on &s;hall be &s;ecured in the reall fidelity of Your &s;ubjects of this County without any extraordinary guard.</P>
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<P>London Printed for <HI>Richard Lowndes,</HI> at his &s;hop next without <HI>Ludgate,</HI> 1642.</P>
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