as the violence of insulting Rebels can make him.86. As the best foundation of Loyalty is Christianity; so true Chri∣stianity teaches perfect Loyalty: for, without this reciprocation, neither is truly what they pretend to be.87. A King should chuse such Commissioners for any Treaty with Rebels, as will neither be threatned nor disputed from the grounds He hath given them.88. Wherein Rebels strain to ju∣stifie their breaking off Treaties with their King, bare asseverations, with∣out proofs, cannot, I am sure, satisfie any judicious Reader.89. The Penners of seditious Pamphlets, to justifie the cause of Re∣bels, seek more to take the ears of the ignorant multitude with big words, and bold Assertions, than to satisfie rational men with real proofs or true arguments.0