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A history of England principally in the seventeenth century, Volume 2 (of 6)

Note 326 — Chapter I · ORIGIN OF THE CIVIL WAR.

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In the pamphlet ‘Five matters of note.’ ‘The Parliament being called and established by the authority of the King and consent of the kingdom to effect all things that are agreeable to law tending to the preservation of His Majesty’s peace an welfare and the general good of the subject—if they, foreseeing a danger—endeavour to prevent it, and the persons by them commanded falsifie their trust, they are traitors.’

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