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<P>&leaf; LAWES and Ordinances, &s;et downe by ROBERT <HI>Earle of</HI> LEYCESTER, <HI>the Queenes Maie&s;ties</HI> Lieutenant and Captaine GENERAL of her armie and forces in the Lowe Countries:</P>
<P>Meete and fit to be ob&s;erued by all &s;uch as &s;hall &s;erue her MAIESTIE vnder him in the &s;aid Countries, and therefore to be publi&s;hed and notified to the whole Armie.</P>
<P><HI>Jmprinted at London by Chri&s;to|pher</HI> Barker, Printer to the Queenes <HI>mo&s;t excellent Maie&s;tie.</HI></P>
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<Q>HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE</Q>
<Q>DIEV ET MON DROIT</Q>
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<HEAD>Lawes and Ordinances &s;et downe by Robert Earle of Leyce&s;ter, the Queenes Maie&s;ties Lieutenant and Captaine Generall of her Armie and Forces in the lowe Countries: meete and fitte to be ob&s;erued by all &s;uch as &s;hall &s;erue her Maie&s;tie vnder him in the &s;aid Countries, and therefore to be publi&s;hed and notified to the whole Armie.</HEAD>
<P>_FOra&s;much as there is not any gouerned E&s;tate, which in peace or warre can be accounted &s;ure, or pre&s;erued from di&s;honour and ruine, vnle&s;&s;e it be &s;upported and borne vp by Iu&s;tice duely admi|ni&s;tred, and di&s;cipline orderly ob|&s;erued: And for that no man can be &s;o ignorant as not to knowe, that honor, fame and pro&s;peritie, doe duely followe that common Wealth or Nation, wherein good lawes are e|&s;tabli&s;hed, the Magi&s;trate mini&s;tring Iu&s;tice is duely re|garded, and the people fearing to offende, are drawen vn|der the rules of Iu&s;tice and obedience: And &s;eeing that martiall di&s;cipline aboue all thinges (proper to men of warre) is by vs at this time mo&s;t to be followed, a&s;well for the aduancement of Gods glorie, as honourablie to go|uerne this Armie in good order: And lea&s;t that the euill inclined (pleading &s;implicitie) &s;houlde couer any wicked facte by ignorance: Therefore the&s;e martiall Ordinances and Lawes following are e&s;tabli&s;hed and publi&s;hed, where|by all good mindes endeuouring to attaine honour, may &s;tand armed, and receiue encouragement to per&s;euere in well doing, and &s;uch as are inclined to lewdene&s;&s;e, be war|ned from committing offences puni&s;hable. Which being
<PB N="2" REF="3">embraced with carefull re&s;pect, and followed with obedi|ence, doe promi&s;e good order and agreement among&s;t our &s;elues, with victorie and good euents again&s;t our ene|mies.</P>
<P N="1"><HI>1</HI> Fir&s;t, euery chiefe Magi&s;trate, Captaine, inferiour Officer, Souldiour, Pioner, or what per&s;on els receiuing her Maie&s;ties paye in Fielde or Gari&s;on, &s;hall &s;olemnely &s;weare, and by corporall othe be bounde to perfourme the vnder written Articles, &s;o farre as to eache in their &s;euerall qualities &s;hall appertaine: the violating or breaking where|of, is to be puni&s;hed by the Generalles direction, according to the qualitie of the offence.</P>
<P N="2"><HI>2</HI> For&s;omuch as the holy Name of our mo&s;t mightie and inuincible GOD, with all reuerence ought to be re|garded, and that de&s;truction is pronounced to &s;uch as bla&s;|pheme or abu&s;e the &s;ame: it is therefore ordeined and com|manded, that no per&s;on what&s;oeuer, either in common con|ference or communication, or for any cau&s;e what&s;oeuer, &s;hall bla&s;pheme being thus admoni&s;hed, or take his Name in vaine, vpon paine of lo&s;&s;e of v.s. to the releefe of the poore for the fir&s;t offence: for the &s;econde, fiue dayes impri|&s;onment: for the third, lo&s;&s;e of his place and wages.</P>
<P N="3"><HI>3</HI> And becau&s;e the continuall and vn&s;peakeable fa|uours of our Almightie God, by our vnthankfulne&s;&s;e may be taken from vs, and that no good euent of any action can be expected, wherein God is not fir&s;t and principally hono|red and &s;erued: It is therefore e&s;pecially ordeyned and commanded, that all per&s;ons what&s;oeuer, &s;hall vpon gene|rall warning giuen either by &s;ound of Trumpet or Drum, repaire to the place appointed, where the Diuine &s;eruice is to be v&s;ed, there to heare the &s;ame read and preached, vnle&s;&s;e for the pre&s;ent by &s;ickne&s;&s;e or other &s;eruice he be impea|ched, vpon paine to lo&s;e his dayes wages for the fir&s;t, two dayes wages for the &s;econd, and &s;o to be encrea&s;ed by the di&s;cretion of the Iudge, and for euery &s;uch default in the
<PB N="3" REF="3">Souldier, a&s;well the Captaine as his inferiour officers, to be puni&s;hed with like penaltie.</P>
<P N="4"><HI>4</HI> And &s;eeing it well be&s;eemeth all Chri&s;tians, e&s;peci|ally &s;uch as profe&s;&s;e the militarie &s;eruice, to pa&s;&s;e away the time in matters requi&s;ite for their profe&s;&s;ion: And becau&s;e no time can be more vainely &s;pent, then that which is con|fumed in vnlawfull games, be&s;ides the breeding of much contention and quarrelles: And for that there be many al|lowable and commendable exerci&s;es for all &s;ortes of men to v&s;e: Therefore it is &s;treightly commanded, that no priuate Souldiour or inferiour Officer &s;hal frequent the playing at Dice and Cardes, nor any other vnlawfull games, vpon paine of two dayes impri&s;onment for the fir&s;t time, and for after committing the like, to bee further puni&s;hed by the Iudges di&s;cretion.</P>
<P N="5"><HI>5</HI> And for that it often happeneth, that by permitting of many vagrant and idle women in an armie, &s;undry di&s;|orders and horrible abu&s;es are committed: Therefore it is ordeined that no man &s;halt carrie into the fielde, or de|teine with him in the place of his garri&s;on, any woman what&s;oeuer, other then &s;uch as be knowen to be his lawful wife, or &s;uch other women to tende the &s;icke and to &s;erue for launders, as &s;hall be thought meete by the Mar&s;hall, vpon paine of whipping and bani&s;hment.</P>
<P N="6"><HI>6</HI> And in&s;omuch as elementie among&s;t men of warre in &s;ome re&s;pectes is a &s;inguler vertue: It is ordeined that no man in any part of this &s;eruice that he &s;hall doe, &s;hal lay violent handes vpon any woman with childe, or lying in childebed, olde per&s;ons, widowes, yong virgins, or babes, without e&s;peciall order from the Magi&s;trate, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="7"><HI>7</HI> What per&s;on &s;oeuer that &s;hall be commonly giuen to drunkenne&s;&s;e, or riotou&s;ly behaue him&s;elfe, &s;hall be bani|&s;hed the Armie.</P>
<P N="8"><HI>8</HI> Who&s;oeuer &s;hall conceale, or in any &s;ort keepe &s;e|crete
<PB N="4" REF="4">Trea&s;on, any dangerous Con&s;piracie, or other prac|ti&s;e which may be hurtfull, and may concerne the perill of her Maie&s;ties per&s;on, or of her General, or the e&s;tate of this Armie, and &s;hall not with all diligence reueale the &s;ame ei|ther vnto the Generall, or &s;ome other Officer of e&s;peci|all tru&s;t, &s;hall incurre the paines of death with torments.</P>
<P N="9"><HI>9</HI> No man &s;hall haue &s;peeche or conference, &s;end me&s;|&s;age, deliuer or receiue letters to or from the enemie, or a|ny his confederates, either &s;ecretly or openly, without ma|nife&s;ting the &s;ame pre&s;ently vnto the Generall or Mar|&s;hall, or hauing former authoritie &s;o to doe, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="10"><HI>10</HI> No man being in this &s;eruice &s;hal depart y^e Campe or place of Garri&s;on for any cau&s;e what&s;oeuer, without the Generals e&s;peciall Pa&s;port, or other head Officer au|thori&s;ed, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="11"><HI>11</HI> No man &s;hall breake out or leaue the order of his ranke, being once ordered in the fielde by the Mar&s;hall or Sergeant Maior, without &s;ome great occa&s;ion fir&s;t made knowen vnto the &s;aide Officer, vpon paine of lo&s;&s;e either of life or limme, at the di&s;cretion of the Generall or of the Mar&s;hall.</P>
<P N="12"><HI>12</HI> No man appointed to watch or warde, &s;hall &s;hun or depart the place, neither &s;hall &s;leepe, or neglect his due|tie therein, e&s;pecially after the watch is &s;et and the woorde giuen, vnle&s;&s;e he be orderly relieued, or for &s;ome great oc|ca&s;ion enforced, with licence of his Captaine or Officer, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="13"><HI>13</HI> No man &s;hall bewray the watchworde to the ene|mie or to any other, or giue any other woorde then is deli|uered by the Officer, vpon paine of death with torment.</P>
<P N="14"><HI>14</HI> No man &s;hal rai&s;e any mutinie, or procure vnlaw|full a&s;&s;emblies vpon priuate, &s;ecrete, or hidden purpo&s;e, whereby to di&s;turbe the peace and quiet of the Armie, vp|on paine of death.</P>
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<P N="15"><HI>15</HI> No man &s;hall lift vp his weapon again&s;t the Ma|gi&s;trate, his Captaine or Officer, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="16"><HI>16</HI> No man &s;hall quarell, brawle, or make any affray within the Campe or Towne of garri&s;on, vpon olde ma|lice, or newe occa&s;ion what&s;oeuer, but &s;hall complaine to the Officer, who is to decide the cau&s;e &amp; puni&s;h the partie offending, vpon paine of lo&s;&s;e of life or limme, at the di&s;cre|tion of the Generall or Mar&s;hall.</P>
<P N="17"><HI>17</HI> And whereas &s;undrie nations are to &s;erue with vs in the&s;e warres, &s;o as through diuer&s;itie of languages occa|&s;ion of many controuer&s;ies may ari&s;e or happen to growe: It is therefore ordeined, that if any per&s;on of Engli&s;h na|tion &s;hall finde him &s;elfe agrieued with any wrong profe|red him by any forreiner, that then without profering further reuenge hee &s;hall &s;ignifie the &s;ame vnto his Cap|taine or other officer, whereby order may be taken &s;o, as no further quarrell growe thereof, but that quietne&s;&s;e in all re&s;pectes may be pre&s;erued, vpon paine of &s;uch puni&s;hment as the head officers &s;hall thinke meete, either by lo&s;&s;e of life or limme.</P>
<P N="18"><HI>18</HI> No man appointed to the defence of any Breach, Trench, or Streight, either Captaine or Souldiour, &s;hall willingly leaue it, or vpon any fal&s;e or imagined cau&s;e or excu&s;e &s;hall ab&s;ent him&s;elfe from the place, without &s;uffici|ent warrant, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="19"><HI>19</HI> No Captaine, officer, or other per&s;on, &s;hall receiue or entertaine any other mans Souldiour or &s;eruant, with|out con&s;ent of his former Captaine or Ma&s;ter, neither &s;hall entice an other mans Souldiour from him, vpon paine of lo&s;&s;e of a Monethes wages, and to re&s;tore the partie to his former Captaine or Ma&s;ter.</P>
<P N="20"><HI>20</HI> No man &s;hall enrolle his name vnder two Cap|taines, nor mu&s;ter in &s;euerall companies at one time, or otherwi&s;e pa&s;&s;e in another mans name, or lende Armour, weapon, or other furniture vpon the mu&s;ter day, whereby
<PB N="6" REF="5">to abu&s;e her Maie&s;tie, and weaken the pre&s;ent &s;eruice, vpon paine of a moneths impri&s;onment, and bani&s;hment.</P>
<P N="21"><HI>21</HI> No man &s;hall embezill or dimini&s;h any of his Ar|mour, weapon and furniture, which is appointed him by his Captaine, vnle&s;&s;e he can prooue that he lo&s;t the &s;ame in &s;eruice. And that no man &s;hall take in pawne any Soul|diours weapon or furniture, vpon paine to the Souldiour of lo&s;&s;e of his place, and to the other that &s;hall take it in pawne, the lo&s;&s;e of the double value.</P>
<P N="22"><HI>22</HI> No man &s;hall play away, engage, or lende away his furniture, but &s;hall alwayes keepe his Armour and weapon cleane and &s;eruiceable, vpon paine of being di&s;|charged.</P>
<P N="23"><HI>23</HI> No man &s;hall deceitfully take away his compani|ons proui&s;ion, victuals, or furniture, vpon paine of impri|&s;onment.</P>
<P N="24"><HI>24</HI> No per&s;on traueyling, lodging, or abiding in any the Townes or Countreis of her Maie&s;ties friendes or Al|lies, &s;hall in any wi&s;e exact or take by force from the people either victuall or other their goods what&s;oeuer, without pre&s;ent payment, or other &s;ufficient order to the iu&s;t &s;ati&s;|faction of the partie, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="25"><HI>25</HI> No man &s;hall fore&s;tall any victuals brought for the Campe or place of garri&s;on, but &s;uffer the &s;ame peace|ably to come into the Market place, there to bee rated and priced by the Mar&s;hall or his officer, before he buy the &s;ame, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="26"><HI>26</HI> No man &s;hall robbe or &s;poyle any Shop or Tent, or any victualler or Marchant comming for reliefe of the Campe or gari&s;on, but in all good &s;ort &s;hall entertaine and defend them, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="27"><HI>27</HI> No Souldiour commaunded at any time to take victuals for certaine dayes, &s;hall exceede the &s;ame dayes, or &s;pend the &s;ame otherwi&s;e then according to the proportion and time allowed him, vpon paine of impri&s;onment, or other
<PB N="7" REF="5">&s;uch puni&s;hment as the lawfull officers &s;hall appoint.</P>
<P N="28"><HI>28</HI> No man &s;hall di&s;tre&s;&s;e or &s;poyle any per&s;on &s;tan|ding on her Maie&s;ties partie, or being vnder the Generals protection, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="29"><HI>29</HI> No man &s;hall di&s;obey or tran&s;gre&s;&s;e any Procla|mation made by Drumme or Trumpet, &s;et foorth by the Generall, vpon &s;uch paine as he &s;hall &s;et foorth.</P>
<P N="30"><HI>30</HI> No man &s;hall re&s;i&s;t the Prouo&s;t or his other offi|cer in apprehending of any malefactour, but if neede re|quire, &s;hall ayde and a&s;&s;i&s;t him therein, or otherwi&s;e if by &s;uch occa&s;ion any e&s;cape be made, it is ordeined that euery per&s;on by who&s;e defaulte the e&s;cape was committed, &s;hall &s;uffer like puni&s;hment that the parties &s;o e&s;caped &s;houlde haue endured.</P>
<P N="31"><HI>31</HI> No man &s;hall mole&s;t or trouble any per&s;on beeing vnder his owne regiment, or the leading of any other, once placed by the Mar&s;hall forrier, or Harbinger in the Campe or Towne, but quietly to permit and &s;uffer euery one to en|ioye his &s;euerall roome or lodging, vnle&s;&s;e it be by mutuall con&s;ent and agreement, neither &s;hall any man lodge out of his Captaines quarter without licence, vpon paine of im|pri&s;onment.</P>
<P N="32"><HI>32</HI> No man contrarie to order &s;hal &s;et on fire or burne any hou&s;e, milne, or corne, nor at di&s;lodging or remoouing &s;hall &s;et the Campe on fire, without &s;peciall commaunde|ment from the Generall or other head Officer pre&s;ent, vp|on paine of death.</P>
<P N="33"><HI>33</HI> No man without great occa&s;ion &s;hall make any Alarme, but if any chaunce to ari&s;e, then &s;hall euery man pre&s;ently repaire in all ha&s;te vnto his appointed place, vn|le&s;&s;e &s;ome true excu&s;able cau&s;e doe hinder him, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="34"><HI>34</HI> No man &s;hall harbour or receiue into his lodging any per&s;on being a &s;tranger, or of our owne nation not be|ing enrolled in her Maie&s;ties paye, but &s;hall pre&s;ently ac|quaint
<PB N="8" REF="6">the Generall or Mar&s;hall with his name, countrey, the time of his comming, and bu&s;ines, vpon paine of impri|&s;onment, and lo&s;&s;e of his place and wages.</P>
<P N="35"><HI>35</HI> No man &s;hall talke or haue conuer&s;ation with any Trumpetter or Drummer of the enemies, or other &s;ent in me&s;&s;age, but &s;uch as bee appointed by the Generall, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="36"><HI>36</HI> No man &s;hall attende vpon the cariages, but &s;uch as are appointed to that charge, neither linger, or loyter behinde with them to ride or ea&s;e them&s;elues, vnle&s;&s;e it be &s;uch as by &s;ickne&s;&s;e, hurtes, or other infirmities knowen to the officers, to be permitted &s;o, vpon paine of impri&s;on|ment, and lo&s;&s;e of wages.</P>
<P N="37"><HI>37</HI> No man &s;hall attempt to goe a forraging, with|out the officer appointed for that purpo&s;e deliuer them a &s;ufficient guarde for their defence, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="38"><HI>38</HI> No Captaine &s;hall &s;ende foorth any men to doe any enterpri&s;e, without knowledge of the Generall, or chiefe officer appointed thereunto, vpon paine of lo&s;&s;e of his place.</P>
<P N="39"><HI>39</HI> All priuate Captaines, being no head Officers, &s;hall watch and warde with their En&s;ignes, vnle&s;&s;e it be by &s;peciall leaue, vpon paine of the lo&s;&s;e of a moneths paye, and for the &s;econd time, lo&s;&s;e of his place.</P>
<P N="40"><HI>40</HI> Euery Souldier &s;hall pre&s;ent &s;uch pri&s;oners as are taken, to their Captaine immediatly at their returne to the Campe, and none &s;hall either kill them, or licen&s;e them to depart, without commaundement or leaue from the Ge|nerall, or other head Officer thereunto appointed, vpon paine of being di&s;armed, and bani&s;hed the Campe.</P>
<P N="41"><HI>41</HI> Euery Souldier at all times in &s;eruice &s;halbe obe|dient and faithfull, a&s;well to their Captaines as other in|feriour Officers, and not to refu&s;e direction of any vnder whom they are appointed to &s;erue, vpon paine of impri&s;on|ment, and lo&s;&s;e of a moneths wages.</P>
<PB N="9" REF="6">
<P N="42"><HI>42</HI> Euery man &s;hall &s;upport and defende his owne En&s;igne both night and day, and &s;hall re&s;ort vnto the &s;ame vpon the fir&s;t warning, and not depart vntill it be brought into &s;afetie, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="43"><HI>43</HI> Euery &s;ouldier &s;hal diligently ob&s;erue and learne the &s;ound of Drums, Fifes, and Trumpets, to the end he may knowe howe to an&s;were the &s;ame in his &s;eruice.</P>
<P N="44"><HI>44</HI> No man &s;hall &s;laughter or kill any bea&s;t of what nature &s;oeuer within the Campe or Garri&s;on, but in &s;uch places as are appoynted for that purpo&s;e, nor &s;hall &s;uffer the garbage to remaine vnburied, neither &s;hall any man trouble or defile the waters adioyning, but in the lower part of the &s;treame &s;ome good di&s;tance from the Campe, vpon payne of impri&s;onment.</P>
<P N="45"><HI>45</HI> No man &s;hall ea&s;e him&s;elfe or defile the Campe or Towne of Garri&s;on, &s;aue in &s;uch places as is appointed for that purpo&s;e, vpon paine of impri&s;onment, and &s;uch further puni&s;hment, as &s;hall be thought meete by the chiefe Officers.</P>
<P N="46"><HI>46</HI> No Captaine &s;hall &s;ell or raun&s;ome his pri&s;oner without licen&s;e of the Generall, and &s;hall not &s;uffer them to depart without making the high Mar&s;hall priuie to the &s;ame, vpon paine of lo&s;&s;e of his pri&s;oner, and impri&s;on|ment.</P>
<P N="47"><HI>47</HI> If any man doe take a pri&s;oner or bootie, he &s;hall immediately after hee is returned vnto the Campe or Towne of Garri&s;on, make his Captaine or Gouernour acquainted therewith, and the Captaine &s;hall declare the &s;ame vnto the Mar&s;hall, who euery eight dayes &s;hall make certificate thereof vnto the Generall, vpon paine of impri|&s;onment, and further puni&s;hment as the Generall &s;hall &s;et downe.</P>
<P N="48"><HI>48</HI> In Marching by the fieldes, no man at the put|ting vp of any Hare, or any other bea&s;t &s;hal make any &s;hout or crie, whereby to di&s;quiet or &s;tay the re&s;t of the bands, but
<PB N="10" REF="7">to v&s;e all quietne&s;&s;e and &s;ilence in their march, vpon paine of impri&s;onment.</P>
<P N="49"><HI>49</HI> No man &s;hall giue vp or deliuer vnto the enemies any place left to his charge or keeping, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="50"><HI>50</HI> If any man flie to the enemies, or be taken vpon his departure towards them, he &s;hall &s;uffer death.</P>
<P N="51"><HI>51</HI> Any Captaine finding any Souldier of what band or company &s;o euer, which hath tran&s;gre&s;&s;ed any of the&s;e Lawes and Ordinances, may take him and bring him vn|to the Mar&s;hall to be puni&s;hed.</P>
<P N="52"><HI>52</HI> That who&s;oeuer &s;hall be enrolled into paye after the othe be mini&s;tred to others and he not pre&s;ent, and if af|terwards he &s;hall tran&s;gre&s;&s;e any of the&s;e Ordinances, he &s;hall be as well puni&s;hable by vertue of the&s;e Articles, as if he had bene pre&s;ent at the fir&s;t.</P>
<P N="53"><HI>53</HI> That no Captaine &s;hall receiue or enroll any per|&s;on into his paye vnder him, but that he cau&s;e the &s;ayde Souldier to receiue the othe, as is &s;et downe in the fir&s;t Article; vpon paine to the Captaine for not ob&s;eruing the &s;ame, of lo&s;&s;e of a moneths paye.</P>
<P N="54"><HI>54</HI> That no per&s;on what&s;oeuer &s;hal pa&s;&s;e by any other way either in Towne or Campe, but at the ordinarie gates and pa&s;&s;ages, vpon paine of death.</P>
<P N="55"><HI>55</HI> All other offences and Actes that may tende to di&s;order, not compri&s;ed within the&s;e Articles, &s;halbe &s;ubiect to &s;uch maner of puni&s;hment, as the Lieutenant Generall &s;hall inflict vpon them, as if it had bene &s;pecially expre&s;&s;ed and &s;et downe.</P>
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