The rights and liberties of Englishmen asserted with a collection of statutes and records of Parliament against foreigners : shewing that buy the constitution of England, no outlandish man, whether naturaliz'd or not, is capable of any office in England or Ireland : that no man ought to be made a bishop, but he that is English born : that no outlandish man ought to work or trade, but under the governance of English men : that no outlandish broker ought to be imployed here : with other useful observations.

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