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And be it further Enacted That all appeales [X1and all] personall Actions Suites Molestations and Prosecutions whatsoever for or by reason of any Act. of Hostility Trespasse Assault Imprisonment or breach of the Peace Advised Councelled Commanded Appointed Happened Acted or done by reason of the late Troubles or the late Warrs in his Majestyes Dominions or relating therunto, and all Judgements and Executions therupon had before the first day of May in the yeare of our Lord One thousand six hundred fifty & eight stand and be from henceforth discharged; But not to restore to any Person or Persons any summes of money, meane Proffitts or Goods already received or taken upon such Execution, or to give any [X2accompt] for the same.
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