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<HEAD>The Earl of Shaftsbury's Loyalty Revived: Or, THE POPISH DAMNABLE PLOT AGAINST <HI>Our Religion and Liberties, lively Delineated in &s;everal of its Branches,</HI> With an Account of the Manner of the Execution of WILLIAM Vi&s;count STAFFORD on Tovver-Hill.</HEAD>
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<HEAD>I</HEAD>
<FIGDESC>depiction of burning of London</FIGDESC>
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<HEAD>II</HEAD>
<FIGDESC>depiction of murder of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey</FIGDESC>
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<HEAD>III</HEAD>
<FIGDESC>depiction of General Days of Humiliation</FIGDESC>
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<HEAD>IV</HEAD>
<FIGDESC>depiction of execution of perpetrators of Popish Plot</FIGDESC>
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<HEAD>V</HEAD>
<FIGDESC>depiction of Mr. Dangerfield's attempt on the Earl of Shaftsbury's life</FIGDESC>
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<HEAD>VI</HEAD>
<FIGDESC>depiction of Mrs. Cellier's attempt on the Earl of Shaftsbury's life</FIGDESC>
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<HEAD>VII</HEAD>
<FIGDESC>depiction of Papist Plot against the Presbyterians</FIGDESC>
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<HEAD>IX</HEAD>
<FIGDESC>depiction of Mrs. Cellier's sitting at the pillory</FIGDESC>
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<FIGDESC>depiction of destruction of treasonable papers</FIGDESC>
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<HEAD>XI</HEAD>
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<HEAD>XII</HEAD>
<FIGDESC>depiction of execution of William Viscount Stafford</FIGDESC>
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<HEAD>The Explanation,</HEAD>
<P><HI>SO exceeding great is the Dete&s;tation that</HI> Engli&s;h-men <HI>bear to the unheard-of Tyranny and matchle&s;s Super&s;tition of</HI> Popery, <HI>that they have ever &s;ince the</HI> Reformation, <HI>but more e&s;pecially &s;ince the Di&s;covery of the late</HI> Damnable and Helli&s;h Popi&s;h Plot <HI>again&s;t their Religion and Liberties, laid hold of all Opportunities to expre&s;s their ju&s;t Abhorrence of it. Among other ways, this of expo&s;ing their</HI> Helli&s;h Contrivances <HI>by</HI> Picture <HI>was not thought the mo&s;t contemptible.</HI></P>
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<HEAD><HI>The</HI> PLATE <HI>hath Twelve</HI> DIVISIONS.</HEAD>
<P N="1">I. The Fir&s;t de&s;cribes the <HI>Burning of LONDON,</HI> which hath been proved undeniably by Dr. <HI>Oates,</HI> Mr. <HI>Bedloe,</HI> and others, to be contrived and carried on by the <HI>Papi&s;ts. A ble&s;&s;ed Religion, that mu&s;t be introduced by the Ruine of &s;o many thou&s;and Families!</HI> But <HI>Deva&s;tation</HI> alone would not content, without <HI>Blood:</HI> For, in the next place,</P>
<P N="2">II. We de&s;cribe <HI>The Manner of their murthering Sir Edmondbury Godfrey, who took Dr. Oates</HI>'s <HI>Depo&s;itions of the Plot;</HI> which was no more than every Gentleman in the Commi&s;&s;ion of the Peace was bound to do: yet for this nece&s;&s;ary di&s;charge of his Duty, the Con&s;pirators were &s;o enraged, that they re&s;olved to cut him off; the rather, as may rea&s;onably be &s;uppo&s;ed, to deter all other Magi&s;trates from intermed|ling with any Affairs relating to the Plot. The Per&s;ons actually pre|&s;ent at this Murther were, <HI>Girald</HI> and <HI>Kelly,</HI> two Prie&s;ts; <HI>Green, Bury,</HI> and <HI>Hill,</HI> who were &s;ince executed for it. The whole di&s;covered by Mr. <HI>Miles Praunce,</HI> who was to have acted in it.</P>
<P N="3">III. We come to de&s;eribe <HI>The General Days of Humiliation</HI> ap|pointed by His Maje&s;ties Proclamations, on the Thirteenth of <HI>Novem|ber,</HI> 1678. and on the Eleventh of <HI>April,</HI> 1679. to implore the Mercies of Almighty God, in the Protection of His Maje&s;ties Sacred Per&s;on; and that he would infatuate and defeat the Coun&s;els of the Papi&s;ts, our <UNCLEAR>Enemies</UNCLEAR>.</P>
<P N="4">IV. The next thing in order of Time was <HI>The Execution of &s;everal of the Plotters,</HI> viz. <HI>Coleman, Ireland, Grove, Pickering, Whitebread, Harcourt, Fenwick, Gavan, Turner,</HI> and <HI>Langhorn, &amp;c.</HI></P>
<P N="5">V. We come now to the <HI>Sham-Plots.</HI> Their next great De&s;ign was to take off one of our great Bulwarks, <HI>viz.</HI> the Right Honourable <HI>Anthony Earl of Shaftsbury.</HI> In this Fifth Divi&s;ion we give you the manner of Mr. <HI>Dangerfield</HI>'s coming to attempt him; and,</P>
<P N="6">VI. In the Sixth, The Manner of Mrs. <HI>Cellier</HI>'s (one of the Pope's <HI>Amazons</HI>) going to do that Great Work her &s;elf, (Mr. <HI>Dangerfield</HI> ha|ving &s;ail'd in the Attempt) and of her turning down Stairs. <HI>Although frequently attempted, yet it hath plea&s;ed God hitherto (for the good of this Na<GAP DESC="illegible" REASON="missing" EXTENT="3 letters">n by his gracious Providence to pre&s;erve this Honourable Per&s;on; and it is the Prayers of all good Prote&s;ta<GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="3 letters"> That he may never fall into the hands of his Popi&s;h Adver&s;aries, who&s;e tender Mercies are Cruelty.</HI></P>
<P N="7">VII. To &s;hew the Papi&s;ts would leave no Stone unt<GAP DESC="illegible" EXTENT="3 letters">'d to blow off this Helli&s;h Plot, their next Stratagem was to forge <HI>a Plot upon the Presbyterians,</HI> by Name; but in Truth to involve the mo&s;t zealous and active Prote&s;tant Nobility, Gentry, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> throughout the Nation: which being fortified with bold Perjuries, and &s;pecious Pretences, might gain Credit; and thereby they being de&s;troy'd as a Sacrifice to Ju&s;tice, it might &s;eem probable, <HI>That the la&s;t Years Plot was onely their malicious Contrivance again&s;t the Catholicks,</HI> who would then appear the King's be&s;t Subjects. <HI>The Model of this de&s;igned Plot again&s;t the</HI> Presbyterians <HI>was found by Sir</HI> William Waller, <HI>in the Hou&s;e of Mrs.</HI> Cellier, <HI>hid in a MEAL-T&V;B, in a Paper Book, tied with Red Ribbons: It purported to be onely Remarks or Chief Heads of Things and Per&s;ons to be charged; as, among&s;t the re&s;t, there were named, the Lords</HI> Hallifax, Shaftsbury, Radnor, E&s;&s;ex, Wharton, <HI>the Duke of</HI> Buckingham, <HI>and others, to be of Coun&s;el in this pretended Con&s;piracy; the Duke of</HI> Mon|mouth <HI>General; the Lord</HI> Grey, <HI>Lord</HI> Gerard, <HI>and his Son, and Sir</HI> Thomas Arm&s;trong, <HI>Lieutenant-Generals in this Rebellious Army; Sir</HI> William Waller, <HI>and others, Major-Generals; Colonel</HI> Man&s;el, <HI>Quarter|ma&s;ter-General. By this whole Contrivance it mo&s;t evidently appears, that their aim was to ruine all that were true Prote&s;tants, or hone&s;t A&s;&s;erters of the Liberties and Property of the Subject: for indeed there cannot be a&s;|&s;igned above two or three, in all their long forged Li&s;t, that can with any Colour of Rea&s;on, or u&s;ual acceptation of the Word, be called</HI> Presbyterians.</P>
<P N="8">VIII. Next we come to de&s;cribe the manner of <HI>Mrs. Celliers &s;itting in State on the Pillory,</HI> near the <HI>Maypole</HI> in the <HI>Strand,</HI> with her famous Wooden Shield, to defend her from the Fury of the People. <HI>She was mo&s;t ju&s;tly &s;entenced to this ignominious Puni&s;hment, for publi&s;hing an abo|minable lying Pamphlet, entituled,</HI> Malice Defeated: <HI>A Book &s;tuffed with &s;o many Lies, and notorious Equivocations, and with &s;o much Malice and Envy to all Prote&s;tants in general, that the like was never publickly &s;old.</HI></P>
<P N="9">IX. We de&s;cribe the manner of <HI>A&s;&s;aulting Ju&s;tice Arnold,</HI> by Three notorious Ru&s;&s;ians; <HI>one of whom,</HI> viz. Giles, <HI>hath been &s;ince Tryed, and found Guilty, and accordingly de&s;ervedly puni&s;hed for it.</HI></P>
<P N="10">X. We next de&s;cribe <HI>The manner of their tearing their Trea&s;onable Papers,</HI> for fear of a Di&s;covery.</P>
<P N="11">XI. In the next place, we de&s;cribe <HI>their Holy Fathers receiving com|fortable Letters from England,</HI> (with Tears of Joy) of the likely Suc|ce&s;s of their <HI>Plot.</HI></P>
<P N="12">XII. La&s;tly, We de&s;cribe <HI>The manner of the Execution of William Vi&s;count Stafford, on Tower hill,</HI> who was impeached by the Hou&s;e of Commons in 1678. of High-Trea&s;on, in Con&s;piring the Death of the King; and was accordingly brought to Tryal before the <HI>Hou&s;e of Lords,</HI> in <HI>Parliament,</HI> on <HI>Tue&s;day</HI> the la&s;t day of <HI>November,</HI> and by them found Guilty, and &s;entenced to Death, on <HI>Tue&s;day</HI> following, <HI>viz.</HI> the Seventh of <HI>December,</HI> 1680. and accordingly executed on <HI>Tower hill</HI> the <GAP DESC="blank" EXTENT="1 span"> of <HI>December.</HI></P>
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<P><HI>LONDON, Printed for</HI> Richard Baldwin <HI>in</HI> Ball-Court, <HI>near the</HI> Black Bull <HI>in the</HI> Old Bailey. MDCLXXX.</P>
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