English Seamen in the Sixteenth Century 8 9
English Seamen in the Sixteenth Century 8 9
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'5. We have three hundred priests dispersed among the houses of thenobles and honest gentry. Every day we add to their number; and thesepriests will direct the consciences and actions of the Catholics at thegreat crisis.
'6. They have been so harried and so worried that they hate theheretics worse than they hate the Turks.
'Should any of them fear the introduction of a Spanish army as dangerousto their national liberties, there is an easy way to satisfy theirscruples. Let it be openly declared ...that the enterprise is undertaken inthe name of the Pope, and there will be no more hesitation. We haveourselves prepared a book for their instruction, to be issued at theright moment. If his Holiness desires to see it we will have ittranslated into Latin for his use.
'Before the enterprise is undertaken the sentence of excommunication anddeposition ought to be reissued, with special clauses.
'It must be published in all adjoining Catholic countries; all Catholickings and princes must be admonished to forbid every description ofintercourse with the pretended Queen and her heretic subjects, andthemselves especially to make or observe no treaties with her, to sendno embassies to her and admit none; to render no help to her of any sortor kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'5. We have three hundred priests dispersed among the houses of thenobles and honest gentry. Every day we add to their number; and thesepriests will direct the consciences and actions of the Catholics at thegreat crisis.
'6. They have been so harried and so worried that they hate theheretics worse than they hate the Turks.
'Should any of them fear the introduction of a Spanish army as dangerousto their national liberties, there is an easy way to satisfy theirscruples. Let it be openly declared ...that the enterprise is undertaken inthe name of the Pope, and there will be no more hesitation. We haveourselves prepared a book for their instruction, to be issued at theright moment. If his Holiness desires to see it we will have ittranslated into Latin for his use.
'Before the enterprise is undertaken the sentence of excommunication anddeposition ought to be reissued, with special clauses.
'It must be published in all adjoining Catholic countries; all Catholickings and princes must be admonished to forbid every description ofintercourse with the pretended Queen and her heretic subjects, andthemselves especially to make or observe no treaties with her, to sendno embassies to her and admit none; to render no help to her of any sortor kind.
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