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• Die Martis, 21 Sept. 1647. An order of the Commons assembled in Parliament : Ordered by the Commons assembled in Parliament, that summons do issue to all the sheriffs of the several and respective counties, to summon the members of this House to appear here, and attend the service of the House on Saturday come fortnight, the ninth of October, the day appointed for calling the House ...
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