A prophecy concerning the Earle of Essex that now is: also another prophecie, how not onely Brittaine, but also French & Dutch Protestants shall be forced to asist us in subduing of the romish rebels : especially because the romish prelats and bishops are the great persecutors : the attempts of the forrein enemies to this land if the seas be not well guarded : and the evill that will insue if not dispatching away romish embassadors : and what helpe, when other helpes faile, God will provide unexpected by the wind and seas to the faithfull Protestants /

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