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Mr. Waller's Speech

­neral to the Fundamental and Vital Liberties; the Propriety of our Goods, and Freedom of our Persons: and that then we will forthwith consider of the Supply desired.

And thus we shall discharge the Trust reposed in us, by those that sent us hither. His Maje­sty will see, that we make more than ordinary haste to satisfie his Demands: and we shall let all those know, that seek to hasten the matter of Supply, that they will so far delay it, as they give Interruption to the former.

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