A detection of sundrie foule errours, lies, sclaunders, corruptions, and other false dealinges, touching doctrine, and other matters vttered and practized by M.Iewel, in a booke lately by him set foorth entituled, a defence of the apologie. &c. By Thomas Harding doctor of diuinitie.

Iewel. pag. 17.

To conclude, the Queene of Scotland is stil in quiet possession of her estate.

Harding.

And what wil you sticke to saie, or write M. Iewel, whiche doo saie, write, and set out in printe, suche a pal∣pable, and manifest falsehod? Suche (I saie) as euen the very Tankerdbearers of London, and al others of the basest sorte besides, can witnesse against you? What? was not the Queene of Scotland of late imprisoned in her owne realme? And had she not benne in prison, long be∣fore your booke came forth? And is a Prince cast in prison by his owne Subiectes, stil in quiet possession of his

estate?

What? wil you make vs beleeue, that the Reuerend Fathers, the old and only true Bishoppes of our countrie, are nowe stil in quiet possession of their Bishoprikes, whom al England knoweth to haue susteined emprison∣ment these eight yeres and more, for their constant pro∣fession (Gods holy name be blessed) of Gods Truthe? Goe M. Iewel, and tel this tale in the new founde Ilandes of India. For not only al England, but al Fraunce, Spaine, Germanie, Italie, yea as it maie be thought, a good parte of Turkie it selfe, can controlle you, of this most infamous lye, that the Queene of Scotland is stil in quiet possession of her estate. God keepe you, and your brethren in suche a quiet possession, if ye wil teache the truthe no better, then in this Princes daies ye haue taughte. Yet you adde farther, and saie of the Quene of Scotland.