Thre e letters
Subtitle: I. A Letter from a Jesuit at Liege, to a Jesuit at Fribourg : giving an Account of [the] Happy Progress of Religion in England : [II.] A Letter from the Reverend Father Petre, Jesuit, Almoner to the King of Eng[la]nd, written to the Reverend Father la Chese, Confessour to the Most Chri[st]ian King : touching the present Affairs of England
By: Translated from the French : [III.] [T]he Answer of the Reverend Father la Chese, Confessour to the Most Christian [Kin]g, to a Letter of the Reverend Father Petre, Jesuit, and Great Almoner [to] the King of England : upon the Method or Rule he must observe with His [M]ajesty, for the Conversion of His Protestant Subjects.
Contributors: Petre, Edward, Sir, 1631-1699.; La Chaise, François d'Aix de, 1624-1709.
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1689
Place of publication: [London
Language: eng
Notes: Father Edward Petre, S.J.,' better known as Father Peters, confessor of James 11 ... was second son of Sir Francis Petre, bart. ... Upon the death of his brother, Sir Francis, in 1679, he succeeded to the baronetcy ... ' [Gillow V. p. 290]

First letter has date:'Liege, 2. Feb. 1688' at end of text; at end of second letter: 'St. James's, Feb. 9th'; third letter has date: 'Paris March 7. 1688' at end of text.

Without t.-p.; caption title (Three Letters).

Wing T1099.