...' in 1650. The third work was by John Goodwin, and was entitled ' 'tyfipiaroSiKai, the Obstructors of Justice, or ' a Defence of the honourable Sentence...upon the late ' King by the High Court of Justice, 1649.' In accordance with this resolution, the King issued a proclamation on * Perry, vol. i. pp. 40...

...unrightcousnesse and oppression, etc. etc. etc. The Obstructours of justice. Or a defence of the honorable sentence passed upon the late King by the high court of justice. Opposed chiefly to " The serious and faithful representation and vindication of some of the Ministers...

...they cannot deliver up their said pastour unto Sathan, Sec. London, 1647. 2 Goodwin's defence of the sentence passed upon the late king, by the high court of justice. London, 1649. , 3 Goodwin's queries respecting the right of the civil magistrate to interpose his power...

...satisfy the English reader, Mr. John Goodwin published a small treatise, which he called a defence of the sentence passed upon the late King by the High Court of Justice wherein the justice and equity of the said sentence is demonstratively asserted, as well from clear...

...II. p. 154,) of the " instability of the man." * " The Obstructors of Justice ; or, a Defence of the Sentence passed upon the late King by the High Court of Justice ; wherein the justice and equity of the laid lentence is demonstratively asserted," Sec. Lmdvn, 1G43....

...the English reader, Mr. John Goodwin published a small treatise, which he called i# Defence of the Sentence passed upon the late King by the High Court of Justice; wherein the justice and. equity of the said sentence is demonstratively, asserted, as well from clear...

...the English reader, Mr. John Goodwin published a small treatise/, which he called .4 Defence of the Sentence passed upon the late King by the High Court of Justice ; wherein the justice and equity of the said sentence in demonstratively asserted, as veil from clear...

...part of his conduct was his vindication of the High Court of Justice. This pamphlet, " The Obstructors of Justice ; or a Defence of the Honourable Sentence passed upon the late King," nearly cost the author his life after the restoration. We wish Mr. J. had been more particular in his...

...Lucas and Sir George Lisle, 1648. By Martin Llewellin, MD London, 1648. 934, Q. 2. A defence of the sentence passed upon the late king, by the high court of justice. By John Goodwin. London, 1649. 934, Q,. 7. Agreement prepared for the people of England, to secure...

...the high court of justice. The pamphlet in which he made this attempt was entitled ' The Obstructors of justice ; or a Defence of the honourable sentence passed upon the late King.' It has been pronounced an absurd, execrable, and even impious publication — a piece of savage republicanism....