A Prospect taken of England, divided in the election of the next Parliament

1698

A Prospect taken of England, divided in the Election of the next Parliament.

Courtiers so call'd
King WILLIAM.	Whose Design is,	TO Preserve His Title, Govern the Nation according to Law, and Preserve the Ballance of Europe.	By Giving such Part of their Estates in Taxes, as is necessary to Preserve the Whole.
King William's Court.		To keep their Offices, in order to Support the Government.
The Moderate Churchmen.		To Preserve the King, and Protestant Religion.
The Dissenters.		To Preserve the Legal Indulgence which the King and the present Government have given them.

The New Country Party so call'd.
The Late King James.	Whose Design is,	TO Recover the Possession of their Places, and bring in Popery and Arbitrary Power.	Under Pretence of Easing the People of Taxes.
The Non-Jurors, and Non-Associators.		To Rerstore themselves, by Restoring the Late K. James.
The High-Churchmen.		To Repeal the Legal Indulgence, Enlarge their Persecuting Power, and hinder all Reformation.
The Papists.		To Bring in Popery, and, in in order to It, Confusion.

Now English-men and Protestants, Choose your Side.

Published by E. Whitlock near Stationers-Hall, 1698.

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