An End to Controversie Between The Romane Catholiqve, And The Protestant Religions. Jvstified, By all the severall manner of wayes, whereby, all kind of Controversies, of what nature so ever, are usual- ly, or can possibly be Determined : As, 1. By Submission, 2. by Arbitration, 3. by Mutual agree- ment, 4. by Sentence in law, or judiciary proceedings of the known and commonly approved Court of Judicature, respectively provided
Subtitle: 5. by combat or fighting with our Adversaries, at the same weapon, whereunto, they have challenged us. Together, With certian Chapters, as precognita's, preceding the under- taking
By: Written by T.B. ... (6 lines)
Contributors: Hall, Richard, romanist, canon of St. Omer, -1604; McAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary)
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Published: 1654
Place of publication: Printed at Doway
Language: eng
Number of pages: 401
Notes: 345-354 omitted.

Frontisp. with Explication, on fly-leaves.

A garbled publication of an original by Richard Hall, (d.1604).

Gillow, I:104; author anonymous

DNB, 3:450b(4)

DNB, 24:84b(1)