Cc CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC GC CC CC CC CC CC Ci CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC CC f23] his People more readyto fight againft us, not only as Enemies, but as He- retici's. He will be in great Hope of Aid from hence, of them that are difcontented with this Alteration , looking for Tumult and Difcord. He will alfo flay concluding Peace, upon Hope of fome Alteration. III. Scotlandwill have fome Caufes of Boldnefs ; and by that way the French Kingwill feem fooneft to at- tempt to invade us. " IV. Ireland alfo will verydifficult- ly be ftay'd in their Obedience, by reafon of the Clergy that is fo ad- dided to Rome. " V. Many People of our own will be very much difcontented ; efpeci- ally thefe Sorts. " i. All finch asgovern'd in the late Queen Mary's time, and were chofen thereto for no other Caufe, or were then molt efteem'd for beinghot and earneft in the ` other Religion, and now remain Unplac'd and Uncall'd to Credit, will think themfelves difcre- dited, and all their Doings defaced, and Rudy all the Ways they can to maintain their former Doings, and defpife all this Alteration. " z. Bithops, and all the Clergy will fee their own Ruin. In Con- C 4 " feffion
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