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Withers Redevivus

In a Small New-Years-Gift, Pro Rege et Grege: And to His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange. Wherein is a Most Strange and Wonderful Plot, lately found out and Discovered. And Recommended to all the Imposing Members of the Church of England, to be by them acted, as part of their last Lent Confession. Viz. To all Roman Catholick Priests and Jesuits of Persecuting Principles and Profession. With the Arraignment and Tryal of Innocent the XIth. Present Pope of Rome. Refused last Lent to be Licensed, by reason of the Matter therein contained. By T. P.
Wither, George (1588-1667)

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INTRODUCTIO Authoris Liber ad Lectorem.
 
THE Epistle Dedicatory, To all Loyal Protestants, and True English Men, (whether Conformists or Nonconformists) Readers.
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To the Imposing Members of the Church of England, herein concerned.
 
POSTSCRIPT.
 
The Imposing Members of the Church of England, part of their Last Lent Confession, as then recommended to be made by them, viz.
 
A Postcript to the aforesaid Imposers.
 
Epilogus aut Conclusio.
 
A Copy of VERSES long since made, but very Proper at this present Conjuncture to be Perused by some straight-laced Men, now of our English Nation, Viz.

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When sturdy Storms are gone and past,
Shall pleasant Calms appear,
If Church-men will confess at last,
Then Rome we need not fear.
Nunquam sera est ad Bonos mores Via.
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