***H.26.170—=No. 32 in **H.99.101 Usher, J. The bishop of Armaghes direction . . . (Continued, 1.)
surreptitiously printed (1641, and again 1642) with a misleading title, imply- ing that Ussher had issued ‘Directions’ affecting ‘The Lyturgy’ as well as church government. Instead of putting forth his own edition, he obtained an order suppressing the pamphlet: a course which has thrown doubt on the au- thenticity of one of the most important ecclesiastical documents of the time. The scheme was. . . accepted by the Puritan leaders, then and subsequently; Charles I. fell back upon it in 1648; Charles II. made it the basis of his
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