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<HEAD>A Proclamation of the Truce betvveene his Maie&s;ty of Spayne, and their mo&s;t Illu&s;trious Highne&s;&s;es on the one party, and the States generall of the vnited Netherlands on the other party, Proclaymed before the Townehou&s;e of the Citie of Antwerpe, the 14. of Aprill, Anno. 1609.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">Tran&s;lated out of the Dutch, after the Copy printed at Antwerpe by <HI>Abraham Verhoeuen.</HI> 1609.</HEAD>
<P>_BE it knowne vnto all men, That to the glory and pray&s;e of God Almighty, and to the welfare and quietnes of whole Chri&s;tendome, and particularly of the&s;e Lowe Countryes, it is agreed and concluded, betweene his Maie&s;ty the King of Spayne, &amp;c. and the mo&s;t Illu&s;trious Archdukes our Soueraigne Princes on th'one par|ty, and the States generall of the vnited Netherlandi&s;h Prouinces on the other party, a good, fa&s;t, firme, vpright, true, and inuiolable Truce and Ce&s;&s;ation of all actions of Ho&s;tility, for the time and &s;pace of twelue yeeres, a&s;well by Sea and other waters, as by land, in all their Kingdomes, Lands, and Dominions, and for all their &s;ubiects and Inha|bitants, of what quality and condition &s;oeuer they be, which, during the &s;ayd Truce, &s;hall henceforth agree and come, dwell and &s;oiourne in the Lands and Countries of one or the other; and there freely and without a|ny mole&s;tation, to trade, traffike and v&s;e their Commerce, a&s;well by Sea and other waters, as by Land, and &s;hall repo&s;&s;e&s;&s;e their goods, as more at large doth appeare by the Articles of the &s;ayd Truce.</P>
<P>And the mo&s;t Illu&s;trious Archdukes do commaund and charge all and &s;inguler being vnder their &s;ubiection and obedience, to keepe the &s;ayd Truce inuiolably, &amp; to do nothing contrary to the tenour of the &s;ayd Truce, vpon payne to be puni&s;hed, as Breakers of the Peace and Treaty, without any mercy, fauour, compo&s;iti|on, conniuency or partiality.</P>
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<P>Imprinted at London for <HI>John Budge,</HI> and are be to &s;old at his &s;hop at the great South doore of Saint Pauls Church. 1609.</P>
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