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LONG Parliament-VVork, (if they wil please to do't) FOR The Good of the COMMON-WEALTH: OR, The Humble Desires of the Well-affected, Revived.
Tender'd to the most serious Consideration of the Parliament, Army, and others, in XX. PROPOSALS, Concerning
- I. Liberty of Conscience.
- II. Punishment of Sinn.
- III Putting down bad, 〈…〉〈…〉 up good Magistrates.
- IV. Maintenance of the poor.
- V. Education of all Children, and Youth.
- VI. A……ation of the Law about Theft.
- VII Putting down of Tythes, and appointing a Gospel-like maintenance for good Ministers:
- VIII. Satisfying of Proprietors who have Impropriations.
- IX. A putting down Farmers of Excize, &c, and settling another way to collect it.
- X. Calling to account for all publike monies concealed, or gotten by fraud
- XI. Regulation of Law, and bringing it into the Countrey.
- XII. VVhat Causes should be tryed at VVestminster, and what not.
- XIII. Reducing of the Judges Sallary.
- XIV. Limits to the power of Parliaments, and to the time of their sitting.
- XV. Rules to be observed in electing Parliament men.
- XVI. Their Qualifications
- XVII. The work of the Sheriff and other Commissioners about it.
- XVIII. The tryall of the Elections, by the Council of State.
- XIX. About Advance of trade.
- XX. About Hospitalls and Alms-houses.
London, Printed by T. L. for G.Calvert, at the Black-Spread-Eagle, neer the West-end of Pauls, 1659.