A Call to the Officers of the Army, and All Good Hearts, to Stand Upon Their Watch; and in All Meeknesse and Sobriety to Plead for the Interest of the People of God, and for the Just Liberties of These Nations. From Diverse of Their Antient Friends and Comrades, that are Lovers of Peace and Righteousnesse

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