TITLE: England's Present Interest Considered, With Honour To The Prince, And Safety To The People. In Answer To This One Question, What Is Most Fit, Easy And Safe At This Juncture Of Affairs To Be Done, For Quieting Of Differences, Allaying The Heat Of Contrary Interests, And Making Them Subservient To The Interest Of The Government, And Consistent With The Prosperity Of The Kingdom?
in Collection of the works of William Penn(Volume 1)

AUTHOR:   Penn, William.   - EDITOR:   Penn, William.  

Table of Contents:    Corpus Table of Contents
  • (22)  England's Present Interest Considered, WITH Honour to the Prince, and Safety to the People. In Answer to this one Question, What is most Fit, Easy and Safe ut this Juncture of Affairs to be done, for quieting of Differences, allaying the Heat of contrary Interests, and making them subservient to the Interest of the Government, and consistent with the Prosperity of the Kingdom?    Starts at - Img NONE Pg UN
    • (22.3)  CHAP. I. Of English Rights.    Starts at - Img 681 Pg 674
    • (22.4)  CHAP. II. Of our Superiors governing themselves upon a Ballance, as near as may be, towards the several Religious Interests.    Starts at - Img 699 Pg 692
    • (22.5)  CHAP. III. A sincere Promotion of General and Practical Religion.    Starts at - Img 708 Pg 701