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<head>LIBEL .</head> | <head>LIBEL .</head> | ||
<p>This disposition of | <p>This disposition of <add>in</add> men to do themselves right by violence, is spoken of as a | ||
<lb/> | <lb/> | ||
terrible thing — <add>meanwhile</add> It is however this disposition <del>to</del> which all the | terrible thing — <add>meanwhile</add> It is however this disposition <del>to</del> which all the provisions <add>for</add> <gap/> | ||
<lb/> | <lb/> | ||
the preservation of our constitution refer, <del>to</del> which they suppose, and on which <add>for</add> <del><gap/></del> | the preservation of our constitution refer, <del>to</del> which they suppose, and on which <add>for</add> <del><gap/></del> | ||
<lb/> | <lb/> | ||
their efficacy they | their efficacy they <add>ultimately</add> depend. | ||
<lb/></p> | <lb/></p> | ||
<p><!-- indented -->If a sufficient number conceive it at once , & conceive it strongly, civil war <add>must <add>be</add></add> <gap/> | <p><!-- indented -->If a sufficient number conceive it at once , & conceive it strongly, civil war <add>must <add>be</add></add> <gap/> | ||
<lb/> | <lb/> | ||
the consequence , or the punishment of those , whose misconduct <add><sic>misdemesnours</sic></add> real or supposed | the consequence, or the punishment of those, whose misconduct <add><sic>misdemesnours</sic></add> real or supposed | ||
<lb/> | <lb/> | ||
<del>have</del> <add>has</add> occasioned <add>caused</add> them to conceive it—. | <del>have</del> <add>has</add> occasioned <add>caused</add> them to conceive it—. | ||
<lb/></p> | <lb/></p> | ||
<p><!-- indented -->If a number not sufficient conceive it , if against a public character <add>person <add><gap/> of men</add> <add>they</add> | <p><!-- indented -->If a number not sufficient conceive it, if against a public character <add>person <add><gap/> of men</add> <add>they</add> | ||
<lb/> | <lb/> | ||
must be hanged or beheaded <add>lose their heads or break their necks :</add> . There is no help for it | must be hanged or beheaded <add>lose their heads or break their necks:</add> . There is no help for it — if against a <unclear>p</unclear> | ||
<lb/> | <lb/> | ||
private one , they must be fined or imprisoned , or suffer what else the <del><gap/></del> <add>Judges</add> | private one, they must be fined or imprisoned, or suffer what else the <del><gap/></del> <add>Judges</add> | ||
<lb/> | <lb/> | ||
of the K. B.<!-- 'King's Bench' ? --> <add>where it falls</add> on his Associates should in their discretion think fit to do with <add>them</add> <gap/> | of the K. B.<!-- 'King's Bench' ? --> <add>where it falls</add> on his Associates should in their discretion think fit to do with <add>them</add> <gap/> | ||
<lb/></p> | <lb/></p> | ||
<p><!-- indented -->I am one of | <p><!-- indented -->I am one of those, (I beg pardon of some Gentlemen for my confession) <add>who</add> <gap/><lb/> | ||
<lb/> | from the commencement, to the present situation of those disputes which at <Add>present</add> <del>pr</del><lb/> | ||
from the commencement , to the present situation of those disputes which at <Add>present</add> <del>pr</del> | occupy the nation <add>[+]</add>, have not <add>never</add> conceived any thing like any such <gap/><!-- 'dispri' ? (word unfinished) --><lb/> | ||
<lb/> | <note><add>[+]</add> i:e: those of it who have<lb/> | ||
occupy the | <add>&</add> them when they have nothing<lb/> | ||
<lb/> | <unclear>else</unclear> to think of</note><lb/> | ||
but as there are incidents <add>of some sort or other</add> which would <gap/><!-- 'inspire' ? --> it to every man, so <unclear><sic>ar</sic></unclear><!-- 'are' ? (unfinished) --><lb/> | |||
< | there, to me: I will name two of them for the sake of argument —<lb/> | ||
< | One is, if the Parliament <gap/> were now as they did once pass a<gap/> Law, giving to all the King's<lb/> | ||
Proclamations which should be made the authority of Statutes — the other is,<lb/> | |||
but as there are incidents <add>of some sort or other</add> which would <gap/><!-- 'inspire' ? --> it to every man, so <unclear><sic>ar</sic></unclear><!-- 'are' ? (unfinished) --> | a Law obliging all the good people of Great Britain to go to Mass, & subscribe<lb/> | ||
<lb/> | Popish Articles on pain of turning — I would then join the first<lb/> | ||
there , to me : I will name two of them for the sake of argument — | party that I saw got together with any probability of success to free him <gap/><lb/> | ||
to give the power back again to whence he had it: to make them let us<lb/> | |||
go to Church (or Kirk), and burn the Articles — If this was done all would<lb/> | |||
be very well again — if it was not done, I must follow somebody or other <gap/><lb/> | |||
<lb/></p> | than understood it+ viz. the <gap/> better than myself, if go to the trade of cutting throats<lb/> | ||
which I don't like — If I should meet with one such one that would, I must be<lb/> | |||
sore vexed at seeing a possibility of success in doing otherwise — If I met w<lb/> | |||
some, but not enough, I should be knocked of the head with expedition, or<lb/> | |||
make off if I could do that & nothing better in read in<gap/> prison his trial, or go to swing with all due pr<gap/></p> | |||
LIBEL .
This disposition of in men to do themselves right by violence, is spoken of as a
terrible thing — meanwhile It is however this disposition to which all the provisions for
the preservation of our constitution refer, to which they suppose, and on which for
their efficacy they ultimately depend.
If a sufficient number conceive it at once , & conceive it strongly, civil war must <add>be</add>
the consequence, or the punishment of those, whose misconduct misdemesnours real or supposed
have has occasioned caused them to conceive it—.
If a number not sufficient conceive it, if against a public character person <add> of men they
must be hanged or beheaded lose their heads or break their necks: . There is no help for it — if against a p
private one, they must be fined or imprisoned, or suffer what else the Judges
of the K. B. where it falls on his Associates should in their discretion think fit to do with them
I am one of those, (I beg pardon of some Gentlemen for my confession) who
from the commencement, to the present situation of those disputes which at present pr
occupy the nation [+], have not never conceived any thing like any such
[+] i:e: those of it who have
& them when they have nothing
else to think of
but as there are incidents of some sort or other which would it to every man, so ar
there, to me: I will name two of them for the sake of argument —
One is, if the Parliament were now as they did once pass a Law, giving to all the King's
Proclamations which should be made the authority of Statutes — the other is,
a Law obliging all the good people of Great Britain to go to Mass, & subscribe
Popish Articles on pain of turning — I would then join the first
party that I saw got together with any probability of success to free him
to give the power back again to whence he had it: to make them let us
go to Church (or Kirk), and burn the Articles — If this was done all would
be very well again — if it was not done, I must follow somebody or other
than understood it+ viz. the better than myself, if go to the trade of cutting throats
which I don't like — If I should meet with one such one that would, I must be
sore vexed at seeing a possibility of success in doing otherwise — If I met w
some, but not enough, I should be knocked of the head with expedition, or
make off if I could do that & nothing better in read in prison his trial, or go to swing with all due pr
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