A Seasonable Discourse Wherein Is Examined What Is Lawful During the Confusions and Revolutions of Government ... Whether It Be Lawful I. In Paying Taxes, II. In Personal Service, III. In Taking Oaths, IV. In Giving Himself Up to a Final Allegiance (1689)

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