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<HEAD>&leaf; By the Queene.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">&leaf; A Proclamation commaunding all per&s;ons vpon the Borders of England, to keepe Peace towards Scotland, vpon the like Proclamation by the King of Scotts towards England.</HEAD>
<P>_WHere we by our Proclamation the Sommer la&s;t made knowen to all our louing Subiects, what we had re&s;olved &s;hould be preci&s;ely ob&s;erued, a&s; well by our principall Officers, as all other per&s;ons vnder them agreeable vnto the like others, publi&s;hed by our good brother the King of Scotts, for &s;tay|ing all cour&s;es of violence or iniu&s;tice, to be committed by any of either part; Fora&s;much as we are enformed dayly and hourely, of the continuall &s;poiles and outrages committed in both Realmes, euen during the time of the late treatie, as well as &s;ince the determination thereof; we doe no we by the&s;e pre&s;ents notifie to all our Subiects, that although our meaning is not in any &s;ort to ouer&s;ee the redre&s;&s;es of any iniuries, which our Subiects &s;hall or haue receiued; Yet fora&s;much as our good brother the King of Scotts doeth by his &s;peciall letters to vs as otherwi&s;e, &s;he we him&s;elfe offen|ded mightely with his bad Officers vpon his frontiers, for the breach of his commaundement, and is de&s;i|rous to yeelde vs and our Subiects all due &s;ati&s;faction, according to honour and Ju&s;tice, agreeable to all former and late Treaties, hauing for that purpo&s;e cau&s;ed order to be taken by the Wardens of his Borders, and for deliuery of Pledges, according to the Indents agreed vpon by our late mutuall Commi&s;&s;ioners; Wee haue thought it our part at this time, to &s;hew our &s;elues no le&s;&s;e conformable to quietne&s;&s;e then we finde the King of Scotts to bee, and therefore attending the i&s;&s;ue of &s;uch proceedings, as &s;halbe further agreed on betweene vs the two Princes, we doe &s;traightly charge and commaund all our Wardens of the three Marches, and all other our Officers and Subiects within the &s;aide Marches, to liue in peace and quietne&s;&s;e, without offering any maner of incur&s;ion, &s;tealth or iniurie, priuately or publiquely, whereby they may be reputed authors of any breach or interruption of that good worke, which wee haue in hand; Wherein of the contrary part, if any offence &s;halbe offered them by the Oppo&s;ites, which &s;hall not pre&s;ently be &s;ati&s;&s;ied, according to the lawes of the Frontiers, we will not onely leaue our Subiects to their libertie of iu&s;t reuenge, but further will inable them with our owne extraordinary powers, according to the care and loue which wee haue and euer will v&s;e towards them, whom God hath committed to our charge. And where our good brother the King of Scotts hath in this kinde acquainted vs with his purpo&s;e, to publi&s;h a Proclamation to the like intent, that the Oppo&s;ites may take notice of this our determination, and thereby &s;eriou&s;ly conforme them&s;elues to corre&s;pondencie in all actions, We will and commaund our Wardens to cau&s;e this to be publi&s;hed in all places publiue within their Offices, &amp; like wi&s;e to giue know|ledge thereof to the Wardens Oppo&s;ite in Scotland, and other Officers of Scotland vpon the Frontiers.</P>
<CLOSER><DATELINE>Geuen vnder our Signet at our Mannor of Greenewich <DATE>the xiii. day of Augu&s;t in the xxxix. yeere of our Raigne.</DATE></DATELINE><LB>
God &s;aue the Queene.</CLOSER>
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<P>&leaf; Imprinted at London by the Deputies of Chri&s;topher Barker, printer to the Queenes mo&s;t <HI>excellent Maiestie.</HI> 1597.</P>
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