I find by the same author, under the title, _Misfortunes of Charles I_:

“Parliament ordered the public burning by the hangman of the

tract written by James the First wherein he states that it

is proper for people to have sport and amusements after

divine service on Sundays. The same parliament names one day

each week as a day of fasting and ordered that the value of

the food thus saved be paid to help defray the expense of

the civil war then raging.”

Yours truly,

JOHN LUCHSINGER.

Monroe, Wisconsin.

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