An Apologie 1. Or Rather a Retractation, 2. Or Rather a Recantation, 3. Or Rather a Recapitulation, 4. Or Rather a Replication, 5. Or Rather an Examination, 6. Or Rather an Accusation, 7. Or Rather an Explication (1596)

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