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2. Prison to the Pallace: and placing me a Sovereign Princess over thy People of England. And above all this, making me, (though a weak Woman) yet thy instrument, to set forth the Glorious Gospel of thy Dear Son Christ Jesus. This, in these last & worst Days of the World, when wars & Seditions with grievous Persecutions have vexed almost all Kings & Countries round about me, my reign hath been peaceable, & my Realm a receptacle to thy afflicted Church. The Love of my People hath appeared firm, and the Devices of mine Enemies frustrate. Now for these and other thy Benefits. (o Lord of all goodness) what have I rendered to thee; Forgetfulness, unthankfulness, and great Disobedience.
