WILLIAM BAYLY.’

Written in the Tenth month, 1664, at

Hartford.

Again, in December, twelve of those called Quakers, were condemned to

banishment; for it was resolved to go on, not regarding what George

Bishop gave forth in print, and caused to be delivered to the king and

the members of parliament, being as followeth:

‘_To the King and both Houses of Parliament, thus saith the Lord._

‘Meddle not with my people, because of their conscience to

me, and banish them not out of the nation because of their

conscience; for if ye do, I will send my plagues upon you, and ye

shall know that I am the Lord.

Written in obedience to the Lord,

by his servant,

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