A true narrative of the inhumane positions and practices of the Jesuites and papists, towards all good Protestant Christians: together with some serious and seasonable considerations to all, inclinable to their principles, especially as to the points of murther and treason· Very necessary to be known by all persons, to serve as an antidote, to keep them from being prejudiced by the poison of their most hellish and damnable tenents..
Cooke, Edward,of the Middle Temple.
London. : printed for Samuel Tidmarsh, at the Kings-head in Cornhill near the Royal Exchange,
1680..
Epistle dedicatory signed "E.C." Authorship identified from the British Library General Catalogue of Printed Books. 1980 ed. "Edward Cooke of the Middle Temple, [fl. 1690]".
Leaf F2 is lacking, but F1v catchword matches G1r; text appears to be continuous despite pagination and register.
Another issue, with title page in a different setting, has title beginning "A true and perfect narrative ..." (Wing C6002).
Wing (2nd ed., 1994)
ESTC
Catholic Church
Jesuits