, I humblyJrefent it t? you~ ~ajefry; not fearing to fay, A that in regar ofthe fubJeCl: , It 1s not fo fie for any eyes as Princely; For what doch it elfe but commeiu upon chat, which God hath thought good to fay of Kings ; what they have done, what they fhould have done; how they fped in good, in evill ~ Certainly there can be none fuch miro! of Princes under heaven,as this,which God hath made for the faces of hisDeputies on earth.Neither can the eies ofSove~ B · raign Greatnelfe-be better taken up then with this facred re~ flection. Ifmy defects havenot been notorious , the matter !hall enough commend the work; which together with the unworthy Author, humbly cafts it felf at the feet ofyour Majefry , with the beft vowes of fidelity and obfervance, from him, that prides himfelfe in nothing more, then in the ftyleof J •' ' •, Your Majeftics moft faithfully devoted Servant, 1 . J 0 I: HALL, ,r
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