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A Pattern of Popish Peace

Published: 1644
Length: 29,828 words
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A patterne of Popish peace. Or A peace of Papists with Protestants Beginning in articles, leagues, oathes, and a marriage. And ending in a bloudy massacre of many thousand Protestants.

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The Furious Outrages of France and the Horrible Slaughter

1573

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To the readerTo the Reader, that is wise already, or that he may be wise.
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DeclarationA Declaration of the furious outrages of France, with the slaughter of the Admirall.
LettersTHE KINGS LETTERS, to the Governours of Burgundy, whereby he chargeth those of the House of Guise, for the…
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DeclarationA DECLARATION OF the King, concerning the occasion of the Admirals death and his adherents and complices,…
LetterTHE KINGS LETTERS to the Officers of Burges, of the same argument that the former Declaration was.
RemembrancesREMEMBRANCES AND Instructions sent by the King to the Count of Charny, his Generall Lieutenant in Burgundy,…
LetterTHE KINGS LETTERS to the Lord of Gwich, whereby it may plainely bee perceived, how they would search out…

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LetterTHE KINGS LETTERS to Monsieur de Gordes his Lieutenant generall in Daulphine, wherein he sendeth him word,…
LetterTHE KINGS LETTERS to the Duke of Guise, his Lieutenant generall in Champaigne, and in Prye.
RemembrancesREMEMBRANCES SENT BY the King to all Governours, and Lieutenants of his Provinces, to put out and remove…
FormTHE FORME OF ABJUration of Heresie, and confession of faith, which they which have swarved from the Faith,…
LetterTHE KINGS LETTER to M. de Guise, and other Lieutenants and Governours of his Provinces, by the which hee…
LetterLETTERS OF M. DE Gordes, the Kings Lieutenant in Daulphine, to certaine of the Religion in his Government,…
AnswerTHE ANSWER OF THE Gentlemen, Captaines, Burgesses, and other being in the Town of Rochell, to the…
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Author: François Hotman (1524–1590)
Imprint: London printed by L.N. for Richard Whitaker, and are to be sold at his shop in Paul's Church-yard at the signe of the Kings Armes 1644.
Extent: [6], 184, [2] p.
Language: English
Catalogue: Wing H2910A · ESTC R220350
Source: TCP A44590
Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (Text Creation Partnership)

A Pattern of Popish Peace

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