Nuevo triunfo de la religion Catolica, que los fieles deven al Christiano real cuydado, y magnanima providencia del serenissimo rey da la Bretan̋a Jacobo Segundo. En la proclamacion, o edicto con que primeramente en Escocia, y despues en los demàs reinos de su corona hà publicado el libre exercicio de la mesma unicamente verdadera, y saludable creencia. Noticia havida de la Corte de Inglaterra y se dà à la de nuestro augusto monarca Carlos Segundo, como tan propia de su Catolico blason. Publicada el viernes 18. de Julio 1687..
Scotland.Sovereign (1685-1688 : James VII)
JamesII,King of England,1633-1701.
Con licencia en Sevilla: : Juan Francisco de Blas, impressor mayor de dicha ciudad.,
[1687] (8vo)
Spanish publication of James II's declaration of indulgence regarding religious toleration first issued in February 1687. It permitted moderate Presbyterians to worship in private, Quakers to worship where they liked, and allowed Catholics freedom of worship and to hold public office. The Spanish text includes the proclamation and the introductory letter, both signed by the Earl of Melfort, one of the secretaries for Scotland, as well as the reply of the Scottish Privy Council.
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Spanish publication of James II's declaration of indulgence regarding religious toleration first issued in February 1687. It permitted moderate Presbyterians to worship in private, Quakers to worship where they liked, and allowed Catholics freedom of worship and to hold public office. The Spanish text includes the proclamation and the introductory letter, both signed by the Earl of Melfort, one of the secretaries for Scotland, as well as the reply of the Scottish Privy Council.
Religious tolerance
Liberty of conscience
Catholics
Spain Seville.