I HAVE read over the first part of this History, contained in three Books, an impartial Truth; and judge it fit for publike view by the printing. Jo. LANGLEY. May 7, 1647. THE HISTORY OF THE PARLIAMENT OF ENGLAND, WHICH BEGAN NOVEMBER THE THIRD, M.DC.XL.; WITH A SHORT AND NECESSARY VIEW OF SOME PRECEDENT YEARS. WRITTEN BY THOMAS MAY, Esq. SECRETARY FOR THE parliamENT. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. Tempora mutantur. Mutantur Homines. LONDON: IMPRINTED BY MOSES BELL, FOR GEORGE THOMASON, AT THE SIGNE OF THE ROSE AND CROWN IN ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD, M.DC.XL.VII. AND NOW REPRINTED BY ROBERT WILKS, 89, CHANCERY-LANE, AND SOLD BY WHITE, COCHRANE, AND CO. FLEET-STREET, LONDON. 1812. |