Section 3THE ANSWERE TO THE THIRD Section: How neither errors nor abuses among Protestants, proceed by disunion from…
Demonstration 1The first Probation.
1 solutionDemonstration 2The second Probation.
1 solutionDemonstration 3The third Probation.
1 solutionDemonstration 4The fourth Probation.
1 solutionDemonstration 5The fift Probation.
1 solutionSection 4THE FOVRTH SECTION: THAT THE Authors intent and scope is nothing lesse, then to teach a most vndoubted…
Section 5THE FIFT SECTION.
Persuasion 1The first perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 2The second perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 3The third Perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 4The fourth Perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 5The fift Perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 6The sixt Perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 7The seauenth Perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 8The eight Perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 9The ninth Perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 10The tenth perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 11The 11. Perswasion.
1 dissuasionPersuasion 12The twelfth Perswasion.
1 dissuasionSection 6THE SIXT SECTION, WHAT MOVED the Author to dedicate his worke to the Counsell.
Section 7THE SEVENTH SECTION: OF THE Authors particular defence to her Maiestie.
Apology 1The first Apologie or defence.
1 antilogyApology 2The second Apologie.
1 antilogyApologyThe Apologie.
1 antilogyApologyThe Apologie.
1 antilogyApologyThe Apologie.
1 antilogyApologyThe Apologie.
1 antilogyDemonstration 1The 1. Demonstration.
1 remonstranceDemonstration 3The third Demonstration.
1 remonstranceDemonstration 4The fourth Demonstration.
1 remonstranceDemonstration 5The fift Demonstration.
1 remonstranceSection 8THE EIGHT SECTION: HIS DEfense to the honorable Councell, and all other men of Nobilitie.
Defense 1The first Defence.
1 answerDefense 2The second Defence.
1 answerDefense 3The third Defence.
1 answerDefense 5The fift Defence.
1 answerDefense 6The sixt defense.
1 answerSection 9THE ANSWERE TO THE NINTH Section of the Authors defence to all honorable Ladyes and Gentlewomen.
DefenseThe Defence.
AnswerThe Answere.
Section 10THE ANSWERE TO THE TENTH Section of the Authors defence to all inferior subiects.
ApologyThe Apologie.
AntilogyThe Antilogie.
Section 11THE ANSWERE TO THE ELEVENTH Section of his defence to the Ministerie of England.
Invective 1The first Inuectiue.
1 defenseInvective 2The second Inuectiue.
1 defenseInvective 3The third Inuectiue.
1 defenseInsinuationThe fourth Article: his Insinuation.
1 repulseProtestationThe fift point: his Protestation.
1 disputationSection 12THE ANSVVER TO THE TWELFT SECTION: THAT IT IS neither dishonorable, nor vnreasonable to persist in…
Inducement 1The first Inducement.
1 noticeInducement 2The second Inducement.
1 noticeInducementThe third Inducement.
1 notice- Back matter
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