An Ansvvere to a Romish Rime Lately Printed Wherein Are Contayned Catholike Questions to the Protestant, the Which Rime Was Put Foorth Without Date or Day, Name of Authour or Printer, Libell-Like, Scattered and Sent Abroad (1602)

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