Blacklo's Cabal discovered in severall of their letters clearly expressing designs inhumane against regulars, vniust against the laity, scismatical aganist [sic] the Pope, cruel against Orthodox clergy men and ovvning the nullity of the chapter, their opposition of Episcopall authority / published by R. Pugh ...

Mr. Blacklovv to Sir K. D. Epist. 46. (Book 46)

Most honoured Sir

Yours of the 12. of Nou. came to me on the 19. the very writing time which made me guilty of my owne slownesse to differr the answer vntill this next post. Your motion of writ∣ing a rule of Doctrine is very good & a thing I desire to do before I stire out of Paris. But S••heper Daniel having brought my packet so late, my hands are at the present full with reading over those papers, which I desire God willing to print in Paris by your assistance. Howsoever I desire to make it ready for your syght against you come, that you having perused it we may the better discourse of what is contained in them, whereof you seeme to be curious. In those papers I beleive will bee some things which will make the Iansenists in part side with mee, & the treatise you speake of will come out with more authority if the Authour be famed before. Besides this my brother hath written that he thinketh to be shortly heere, & therefore I am not vnwilling to refresh

some geometricall notions, to give him content withall. As for desires of your returne they easily frame in me without my owne seeking, by the sole power of the obiect. But for hopes of it, I know not how to measure them, being not able to judge of the circumstances. As for my entertainment, I have more adoe to keepe of excesse then defect, & nothing is wanting but your company. There lyeth Rovens 18. livres for the Charthusians of newport from Mr. More in my command, if I could gett an acquittance for which I have sent often to Doway, but get no answer. If you can gett their acquittance sent, I shall see the monyes delivered heere, or in Doway, to whom they please. No more but that I am as ever Paris 23. of Nouem. 1650.

Your most affectionately humble seruant Tho. White

On the back: from Mr. White 23. Nou. 1650. VVe see here a designe to strengthen himself with the favour of the Ian∣senists, which those Papers would procure him: & he needed not to doubt of the successe, they being ready to joyne with any Novellists, to encrease the Difficultyes against the Church.