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<NAME>Mona Logarbo</NAME>
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<ITEM>Proofed and reviewed as part of batch B070710.apex.</ITEM>
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<HEAD><HI>The la&s;t endeavour to pre&s;erve the</HI> Committee of Safety, <HI>pre|&s;ented to publick view, and cen&s;ure; by a Member weary of &s;itting in DERBY-HO&V;SE.</HI></HEAD>
<P>_HAving for the&s;e many daies laboured to reduce <HI>Colche&s;ter</HI> by violence, but in vaine, and u&s;ed di|vers artifices to as little purpo&s;e, to entangle the loyal Sea-men in a new <HI>engagement:</HI> It was at la&s;t re&s;olved that the late Vice-Admiral <HI>Rainsborough</HI> have leave from <HI>Derby-hou&s;e</HI> to &s;teal away to the Navy, and there make publick acknowledgment of his <HI>errours,</HI> de&s;iring tho&s;e per|&s;ons, who were VVitne&s;&s;es of his pernitious Opinions and Practi&s;es, may te&s;tifie his &s;orrow and repentance. This &s;hall vote him a Traytor, and &s;o occa&s;ion his entertainment and admittance into &s;ome place of Tru&s;t, which he mu&s;t u&s;e to the be&s;t advantage of the Godly party. Towards the Redu|cing of <HI>Colche&s;ter</HI> and <HI>Pembroke,</HI> it is re&s;olved that the 2 <HI>blanks</HI> which were found in the Pocket of Ma&s;ter <HI>Coventry,</HI> &s;igned by the <HI>Prince of</HI> VVALES, be filled up with <HI>letters</HI> to the <HI>loyall Parties</HI> in tho&s;e places, advi&s;ing them to <HI>re&s;igne</HI> their &s;e|verall charges upon as good terms as they may, &s;eeing the Sub&s;criber of tho&s;e Letters, (the <HI>Prince of Wales)</HI> is not in a condition to afford them any relief.</P>
<P>Let no man &s;light this truth becau&s;e the name of the di|vulger is not affixed to this Paper, for let all men know he doth not fear to ju&s;tifie thus much, with his life, but forbears yet, that he may be enabled to publi&s;h more of the like na|ture: Thus much could not be concealed any longer with|out manife&s;t impiety, more may not yet be revealed without the imputation of indi&s;cretion.</P>
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