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stoped as they declared they represented the people, & that whatever was enacted by them had the force of a law-- the ordenance for the trial of Charles Stuart King of England was H [[deletion]] a [[/deletion]] [[addition]] ^ e [[/addition]] read & unanimously assented to-- the King though produced as a criminal maintained the Majesty of a Monarch; with great temper & dignity he declined the authority of the Court--three times was Charles produced before the court & as often declined
