should be made other men's vassals. Another end is thought was aimed
at by some of them in procuring by petition this Order, that, having
power in their hands, malignant books might the easier scape abroad,
as the event shows.

  But of these sophisms and elenchs of merchandise I skill not. This I
know, that errors in a good government and in a bad are equally almost
incident; for what Magistrate may not be misinformed, and much the
sooner, if Liberty of Printing be reduced into the power of a few? But
to redress willingly and speedily what hath been erred, and in highest
authority to esteem a plain advertisement more than others have done a
sumptuous bribe, is a virtue (honoured Lords and Commons) answerable
to your highest actions, and whereof none can participate but greatest
and wisest men.

                                    THE END
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