[Journal of the proceedings in Parliament], [1627/8 Mar 17 - 1628 Jun 26].

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[Journal of the proceedings in Parliament], [1627/8 Mar 17 - 1628 Jun 26].

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Manuscript on paper, in a single hand, recording speeches and petitions made in Parliament between March 1627 and June 1628, on such issues as a "petition of both houses against Recusants," whether a man can be taken prisoner without a cause expressed against him, and "A Remonstrance intended to be offered up to the King conscerning Tonnage and poundage." Preceded, in the same hand, by a 25-page copy of "The danger wherein the kingdome now standeth; and the remedie," by Sir Robert Cotton.

1 v. (268 p.) ; 31 x 19 cm.

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