The Continued Cry of the Oppressed for Justice: Being a Farther Account of the Late Unjust and Cruel Proceedings of Unreasonable Men Against the Persons and Estates of Many of the People Call'd Quakers, Only for Their Peaceable Meetings to Worship God : Presented to the Serious Consideration of the King and Both Houses of Parliament : with a Postscript of the Nature, Difference and Limits of Civil and Ecclesiastical Authority, and the Inconsistency of Such Severities with Both, Recommended and Submitted to the Perusal of Cæsar's True Friends

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