Charles I., of England, 1600-1649. **F1.90.453-53 His Maiesties letter to the Maior of Kingston upon Hull, 25. of Aprill. 1642... . Trusty and well-beloved, wee greet you well
... And whereas Wee were... petitioned... We did our Selfe
goe in person to that our town .. . Wee found the gates... shut... it is declared . . . that the subjects of this realm are bound ... to serve the King . . . that no person... that shall attend upon the King... [shall] be... convict of high treason... Given at our Court at Yorke, the 25. of April, 1642.... Printed at Yorke, and now re-imprinted in London for Thomas
Bankes. . Broadside facsimile. [Boston. Massachusetts Historical Society.
1919.] Size, 1278 X 95% inches.
This card was printcd at the Beston Public Library, May 7, 1924. M8615 — S.r.c. — Broadsides. Facsimiles. — Great Britain. Hist. Civil War, 1642-1649.