The First Blast of the Trumpet against the monstrous regiment of Women by John Knox
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4 But if either rashely they haue promoted any manifest wicked personne,
or yet ignorantly haue chosen suche a one, as after declareth him self vnworthie of regiment abouc the people of God (and suche be all idolaters and cruel persecuters) moste iustely may the same men depose and punishe him, that vnaduysedly before they did nominate, appoint and electe. _MATTH. VI._ If the eye be single, the whole body shalbe clere. [Underlying these Propositions is the great truth that the Rulers exist for the people, and not the people for the Rulers.] APPENDIX. _JOHN KNOX's apologetical Defence of his_ First Blast &c. to _Queen ELIZABETH._ 12 JULY 1559. JOHN KNOX to Sir WILLIAM CECIL. The spreit of wisdom heall your hart to the glorie of God and to the comforte of his afflicted mind. On[e] caus[e] of my present writing is ryght honorable humblie to requyr you to Deliuer this other lettre enclosed to the quenes grace quilk |
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