The magistrates support & burden: : in a sermon preached at the late election of the lord major for the famous City of London, Sept. 28. 1650 By John Cardell

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  ESTC R39604 ; Signed at end: J.C., i.e. John Cotton;Verse - "The staff of bread, and water eke the stay," ; Imprint from Wing. However, actual date of publication may be 1714, as the copy held by the Boston Athenaeum is found bound in a volume of the Boston news-letters, 1711-1715, after the issue of 6 Dec. 1714. Other broadsides bound in the volume are positioned according to date of publication. See MHS Proceedings 41 (1908): 208

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