The protestation of Matthias Earbery, clerk, ... I do here declare, that by the known laws of England, since parliaments were allowed, the subject ever had a right to petition, and to remonstrate for redress of grievances: and the very words of the first parliament after the revolution are. That parliaments are to be held frequently for that purpose, and that subjects have a right to petition even the King himself.
Earbery, Matthias,1690-1740.
[London? : s.n.,
1716?]
Title from caption title and part of text.
'Claims the right of petitioning Parliament, and protests against violence done to his person when he appeared in the Lobby of the House of Commons to present a petition.' - Catalogue of English broadsides.
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