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at the same time. 59440. His Majesty's Answer to the Four Bills and
Propositions, Dec. 28. 1647. ibid.41. Both Houses Declaration thereupon, with
Votes for no further Address, 59542. His Majesty's Declaration in Answer to
the Votes for no further Address, Jan. 18.
1647, 8. 59643. Votes for a Treaty, 59844. His Majesty's Message in Answer to the
Votes, Carisbrook, 10. Aug. 1648. ibid.45. Votes in order to the Treaty, 60046. His Majesty's Answer to the Votes. 60147. A Letter of both Speakers to His Majesty,
Sept. 2. 1648. ibid.48. His Majesty's Answer to both Speakers, 60249. His Majesty's Propositions, 29. September,
1648. ibid.50. Votes concerning His Majesty's Proposi∣tions
and Concessions, 60651. The Heads of the Remonstrance of the
Army presented to the House of Commons,
Nov. 20. 1648. 60752. His Majesty's Quaeries concerning the Re∣monstrance 60853. His Majesty's Declaration concerning the
Treaty, and His dislike of the Armies Pro∣ceedings,
ibid.An APPENDIX containing,I. His Majesty's Reason why He cannot in Con∣science
consent to abolish the Episcopal Go∣vernment,
Octob. 2. 1648. p. 612II. The Answer of the Divines to His Majesty's
Reason, Octob. 3. ibid.III. His Majesty's Reply to their Paper, Octob. 6. 616IV. The Rejoynder of the Divines to His Maje∣sty's
Reply, Octob. 17. 621V. His Majesty's final Answer concerning Epis∣copacy,
Nov. 1. 1648. 634 ΕΙΚΩΝ ΒΑΣΙΛΙΚΗ.I. UPon His Majesty's calling this last Par∣liament,
page 647II. Upon the Earl of Strafford's Death 648III. Upon His Majesty's going to the House of
Commons, 650IV. Upon the Insolency of the Tumults 651V. Upon His Majesty's passing the Bill for Tri∣ennial
Parliaments: And after setling this,
during the pleasure of the Two Houses, 654VI. Upon His Majesty's Retirement from West∣minster, 656VII. Upon the Queens departure and absence
out of England, 658VIII. Upon His Majesty's Repulse at Hull; And
the Fates of the Hothams, 659IX. Upon the Listing and Raising Armies a∣gainst
the King. 661X. Upon their seising the King's Magazines,
Forts, Navy and Militia, 665XI. Upon the Nineteen Propositions first sent
to the King; And more afterwards, 667XII. Upon the Rebellion and Troubles in Ire∣land,
671XIII. Upon the calling in of the Scots; and
their coming, 674XIV. Upon the Covenant, 677XV. Upon the many Jealousies raised, and
Scandals cast upon the King, to stir up the
People against Him, 680XVI Upon the Ordinance against the Com∣mon
Prayer-Book, 684XVII. Of the Differences between the King
and the Two Houses in point of Church-Go∣vernment,
687XVIII. Upon Vxbridge Treaty; and other
Officers made by the King, 692XIX. Upon the various Events of the War, Vi∣ctories
and Defeats, 694XX. Upon the Reformation of the Times, 696XXI. Vpon His Malesty's Letters taken and di∣vulged,
699XXII. Upon His Majesty's leaving Oxford, and
going to the Scots, 701XXIII. Upon the Scots delivering the King to
the English, and His Captivity at Holdenby, 702XXIV. Upon their denying His Majesty the At∣tendance
of His Chaplains, 703XXV. Penitential Meditations and Vows in the
King's Solitude at Holdenby, 707XXVI. Upon the Armies Surprisal of the King
at Holdenby, and the ensuing Distractions in
the Two Houses, the Army, and the Ci∣ty,
708XXVII. To the Prince of Wales, 710XXVIII. Meditations upon Death, after the
Votes of Non-Addresses, and His Majesty's
closer Imprisonment in Carisbrook-Castle, 7160
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