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Duty to Sovereigns and English Liberties Remain
A debate on the subject of allegiance outlines that obedience is due to rulers who govern by law for good, and withdrawal is justified only when rulers become tyrants or violate rights. It emphasizes understanding one’s own rights and the English constitution, praising a strong monarch while warning against misrule. The text laments ignorance of rights and urges support for the Queen and prayers for wise counsel, ending with mockery of an opposing editor and a satirical dig at critics.
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