**G 386.50
Discourse, A, or dialogue between the two now potent
enemies: the Lord generall militia, and his illegall
opposite commission of array. The first, pleading
the power and lawfulnesse of his authority by the
parliament for the benefit of the subject. The
other, claiming the prerogative of the king for
the cavaliers.
London. Thomas Bates. 1642. (1), 8 pp. Sm. 4°.
-Charles. I.,of es) of England.