The
Humble
ADDRESS
OF
THE
House
of
Commons
TO
THE
KING
Most
Gracious
Soveraign
,
WE
Your
Majesty's
Most
Dutiful
and
Loyal
Subjects
,
the
Commons
in
Parliament
Assembled
,
being
Highly
sensible
of
the
Difficulties
Your
Majesty
has
Undertaken
,
the
Labours
you
have
Sustained
,
and
the
Hazards
you
have
Run
,
in
Rescuing
us
from
Popery
and
Arbitrary
Power
,
Restoring
our
Liberties
,
and
giving
Peace
and
Quiet
to
all
Christendom
,
Beg
Leave
to
return
our
most
Hearty
Thanks
for
Your
Most
Gracious
Speech
;
in
which
You
express
so
great
a
Regard
for
the
Good
will
and
Affections
of
your
People
,
and
have
given
so
Undeniable
a
Proof
of
Your
Readiness
to
Comply
with
the
Desires
of
Your
Parliament
:
And
as
Your
Majesty
has
shewn
a
most
tender
and
Fatherly
Concern
for
the
Security
and
Safety
of
Your
People
;
So
give
us
Leave
to
Assure
Your
Majesty
,
That
You
shall
never
have
Reason
to
think
the
Commons
are
Undutieful
or
Unkind
to
your
Majesty
;
But
that
we
will
,
upon
All
Occasions
,
Stand
by
,
and
Assist
Your
Majesty
,
in
the
Preservation
of
Your
Sacred
Person
,
and
Support
of
Your
Government
,
against
all
Your
Enemies
whatsoever
.