Wonderlijcke historye vande Paepsche Regeringhe in Groot Bretaignen, insonderheydt in Schotlandt. In welcke seer weemde / monderlijcke / ende noyt ban te voozen ghehoozde dingen mozden berhaelt  / seer dienstich om van een veghelijck / die de eere Gods / en stichtinge vansijne kercke lief heeft / ende de listighe aen-slaghen des Paus van Koomen ende der Jesuijten haet / ghelesen te wozden. /
Abernethie, Thomas,active 1638-1641.
[The Hague? : s.n.],
Ghedzuckt in't Jaer onse[?] Heeren M. DC. XXXiX. [1639]
This is the sole edition of the "Remarkable history of the Popish Government in Great Britain, especially in Scotland". While the title page claims that this account has been "translated from the Scottish to Netherlandish by a lover of God's Church", an English original has not been traced. The contents appear to have been condensed from Abernethie's "Abjuration of Poperie" (ESTC S100404). Born about 1600 in Banffshire, Abernethy was raised Calvinist but during his career as a mercenary in Germany was converted to Catholicism. He entered the Scots College of Rome in 1624.
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