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Wherefore, there beeing no possibilitie, that the Catholike part could gaine Peace to Christendome, by [ C] any yeelding vnto our Aduersaries, either reasonable or vnreasonable; whither should louers of Concord turne themselues, but vnto your gracious Maiestie, that haue in your Power the Affections of Protestants, and therefore would bee the fittest Instrument for their Re-vnion with the Romane Church? The God of Charitie hath put into your Maiesties Heart a de∣sire of Vnitie of the Church, and in your Hand an [ D] Oliue-Bough-Crowne of Peace, which you may set on the Head of Christendome; which (wearie of end∣lesse Contention) poureth foorth vnto your Maiestie her Suppliant Complaint,

And seeing nothing hindereth, but that your selfe are [ E] not yet satisfied in some Doctrines of the Roman Church, particularly in the Nine Points your Maiestie hath set downe in writing; J humbly present vnto your Ma∣iestie Page  [unnumbered] these my poore Labours, for your satisfaction, so [ A] much desired of the Christian World. And to the end that this my Answere may be in it selfe more solid, and better accepted of your Maiestie, before J descend vnto particulars, J thinke best first to shew in generall the Romane to bee the onely true Church: For this was the Occasion and Subiect of the Conference betwixt D^r White, and mee. [ B]