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50 K^n Apfe Sermon .See how vvcarc cleared,,4Hticoton,p.6 }Anfwer to certainefcanda-lous papcrSj^a.mlt.EUenfis in hfsanfwer to BeU.^pologp.rgg.Anfwer toFerron,p.z7^,JbiJpa.177.Kings Anfwsrto ftrroriypag.pcd her marke of PopiHi impudency ; charge theProteftants,and Reformed Churches, with thefcbloody palTages : but in fo doing, they deale withus as an impudent ftrumpct with an honeft woman;and as Vencs dealt with Tullj\Verres himfelfe wasavery notorious theefe, and knew that Tw/Zy hadmuchagainft him in that kind; and therefore, heveryknavifhly and impudently calls T'«//y, a trueman, and that noble Oratour,iheefe firft: Itisjuftfo in this cafe.But above all,heare King Tarngsin the point; weglory,(and well wemay,)chatour Religion affordsno rules ofrebellion 5 nor allowes and grants anydifpenfation to fubje^ls for the oath oftheir AUleageance ; and that, none ofour Churches giveentertainement unto fuch monftrous,and abominableprinciples ofdifloyalty.And as concerning Ifmm- Brutmy whom theyobjed : his Majefty anfwers. That he is an Authorunknowne, and perhaps of purpofe parched up byfome Romanift,with a trick of wily deceir,t'0 drawthereformed Religion into hatred with ChriflianPrinces.If we were in the fa me predicament with the Papiftsthis way : how comes it to palfe, that our EnglifhPopelings have madefo many bloody affaultsagainft thefacred perfonsof Queene Eliz.abeth andKing lam^S'y and the Protcftants of J'/^;?^^ havingofwhomfarre better opportunity and more power, have neverftird rebellioufly againft their Kings ;King lames thus fpeakes : icottldncveryet learnt hyAny goddand.trm mtelligence,that in France thofe ofthe