An end to controversie between the Romane Catholique, and the Protestant religions. : Justified, by all the severall manner of wayes, whereby, all kind of controversies, of what nature so ever, are usually, or can possibly be determined: as, 1. by submission, 2. by arbitration, 3. by mutual agreement, 4. by sentence in law, or judiciary proceedings of the known and commonly approved court of judicature, respectively provided: 5. by combat or fighting with our adversaries, at the same weapon, whereunto, they have challenged us. Together, with certain chapters, as precognita's, preceding the undertaking. /
Bayly, Thomas,-1657?
Vaughan, Robert,engraver.
Printed at Doway : [s.n.],
anno 1654..
T.B. = Thomas Bayley.
With an additional title page, engraved, "An ende to controversie", signed: Ro: Vaughan sculp:.
The first leaf bears "The explication of the frontispiece".
With three final contents leaves and a final errata leaf.
ESTC
Wing (2nd ed., 1994)
Catholic Church
Church of England
Also available on microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms, 1970. Early English books 1641-1700; 344:8.