CHAP. III.-Upon the King's going to the House of Commons

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Deposition of Richard II. menaced for non-compliance with par-
liament's wishes

Charles I. sets up his own judgment against that of the parliament 95

Pretends to decide respecting the will of God
Clarendon, and the courtiers of Charles II.

Charles I. impiously called the Father of his Country
Warburton's opinion of Charles I.'s character
Blasphemy of the Eikon Basilikè

CHAP. IX.-Upon the raising of Armies

Pretended fear of God

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