The royal guard, or, The King's salvation a treatise, partly theological, partly historical, setting forth the sacredness of Kings, and the peculiar protection and especia[l] salvation of princes, the dreadful and remarkable judgments of God upon rebellion, and the respective duties of subordinate magistrates, ministers, soldiers, and all other subjects unto their King and Sovereign Lord

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