Drawn up by Henry Ireton and Henry Marten.

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Drawn up by Henry Ireton and Henry Marten. The Heads of the Proposals offered by the Army (1649)

That the Elections of the Commons for succeeding Parliaments maybe distributed to all Counties, or other Parts or Divisions of the Kingdom, according to some Rule of Equality of Proportion, so as all Counties may have a Number of Parliament Members allowed to their Choice, proportionable to the respective Rates they bear in the Common Charges and Burdens of the Kingdom, according to some other Rule of Equality or Proportion, to render the House of Commons (as near as may be) an equal Representative of the whole
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Drawn up by Henry Ireton and Henry Marten. The Heads of the Proposals offered by the Army (1649)

That the Power of the Militia by Sea and Land during the Space of ten Years next ensuing shall be ordered and disposed by the Lords and Commons assembled, and to be assembled in the Parliament or Parliaments of England, by such Persons as they shall nominate and appoint for that purpose from time to time during the said Space.
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