Contemporary report of the conference between the two Houses concerning the liberty of the subject, in which the arguments are given at length, Apr 1628

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Shelfmark: MS. Rawl. D. 922, fols. 93, 98, 112, 119, 124, 151, 160, 167

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(fol. 93) i. Introductory speech by Sir Dudley Digges.
(fol. 98) ii. "The argument made by the commaund of the House of Commons out of Actes of Parliament and authorities of law", [by Edw. Littleton].
(fol. 112) iii. "The objections of Kinges Councell, with the answeares made thereunto".
(fol. 119) iv. "The coppies of the recordes not printed which were used on either side in that parte of the debate".
(fol. 124) v. "The argument ... out of presidents of records and resolutions of judges in former tymes", [by John Selden].
(fol. 151) vi. "The whole coppies of the presidents of record mentioned" in the preceding argument.
(fol. 160) vii. [The argument of Sir Edw. Coke in defence of the resolutions passed on 3 Apr. by the House of Commons]. This report is much briefer than the rest.
(fol. 167) viii. "The substance of the objections made by Mr. Attorney Generall [Sir Rob. Heath] to the argument that was made att the first conference out of presidents of record and resolutions of judges".

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MS. Rawl. D. 922, fols. 93, 98, 112, 119, 124, 151, 160, 167

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