(1657). A list of their names who were taken out of the House [of Commons]: And others, (being * forty three in number) that sate in the other House, so greatly designed for a House of Lords; with a brief description of their merits and deserts: whereby it may easily appear, how fit they are to be called (as they call themselves) lords; as also being so very deserving, what pityit is they should not have a negative voyce over the free people of this Commonwealth. s.n..

A List of Their Names Who Were Taken Out of the House [of Commons]: And Others, (being * Forty Three in Number) That Sate in the Other House, so Greatly Designed for a House of Lords; with a Brief Description of Their Merits and Deserts: Whereby It May Easily Appear, How Fit They Are to Be Called (as They Call Themselves) Lords; as Also Being so Very Deserving, What Pityit Is They Should Not Have a Negative Voyce over the Free People of This Commonwealth. s.n., 1657.