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THREE TREATISES Religiously handled , And named according to the seuerall subiect of each Treatise : The Mourning Weede . The Mornings Joy . The Kings Reioycing .

Published by R.M. Minister of Gods word .

Perused and allowed .

Mira canam , Sol occubuit , nox nulla secuta .

The Mourning Weede thou tookest me fro , and madest me to reioyce .

Psal. 30. v. 21.

Feare the Lord and the King , and meddle not with them that are seditious .

Prou. 24.21 .
FOR THOV SHALT LABOR

PEACE

PLENTIE

emblematic printer's device of John Windet (1584-1611) depicting an old man receiving gifts from two arms descending from the clouds with two doves at his feet and bearing scrolls displaying the words "peace" and "plentie"

LONDON ●●●nted by Iohn Windet dwelling at the Signe of the Crosse Keyes 〈◊〉 ●●●les Wharfe , and are there 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 ●●lde . 160●

The Contents of the whole BOOKE .

1 IN the first Treatise , is shewed what cause wee had of sorowing for the losse of our late renowned Soueraigne ; and thereupon called The Mourning Weede .

2 In the the second Treatise , are set forth the great and vndoubted hopes of our godly reioycing , vpon the proclamation and enioying of our most famous and rightfull King ; who is the ground of our reioycing ; and herfore called The Mornings Ioy , the night of heauines vpon the death of our late beloued Queen beeing ouerpassed .

3 In the third and last Treatise , is noted and shewed the dutie of Subiects , and how they should study in all thankfulnes to requite by all meanes possible , so great a blessing , by fearing of God , and honouring of their Prince ; to Gods glorie , and comfort of our King : and for that intituled , The Kings Reioycing .