Lord Bacon's Essays, or counsels moral and civil

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η o A COLLECTION of the

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this Nature, that II Thius hostia lerispinecand prepared by private egi,

and of an inferior anh, and that too ithout conspirin or conferri ithone nother, in the secret a V Confession And these ere the Artifices whicli ere then sed, and whicli ares familia and customary to that Ordero Men, a might bessee also in a late Parallel Case.)Ι so great a Stor os Dan gers, the Queen inas obliged by the Lamos Necessit y to restrat an tye up thos ofher Subjests, ho ere dis affected oher, an rendred incurabie, alit ere,

by theseloysons, and that in the mean Time, egan to gro Rich, by theirretire Living, and Xemption romthe Charge and Burdon o public Ostices by the Bands of s me severer La S.

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i the had diveste themselves of all

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manifest Specimen of her Nature didso far lunt the Edge of the Laws, that ut a se Priesis for the umber, suffer' Death No do e spea this by way of Defence, for these atters stan in need of none Since both the Saset . of the ingdom cluria' uponthis and the Method and eas ure fallolii Severit Was farcilior of thos e Blood Massacres, that are carce fit tobe amed amongst Christians, and such

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os e Conitanc in Religion, and the observance thereos, the reatest Proo is, That not illistanding the Ro-mis Religion ad in her Sister's Reign, been greatly eslablisi'd by public Authority, and Abundance of Care, and egan no to strit e dee Root, and was confirm' by the Consent and Lea os ali that ere in Ossices, and great Place in the State; et ecause twa no agreeable to the or of o D, o to the Primitive Purity, norto her Kn Conscience, he did, illia great dea of Courage, and with very se Helps, extirpate an abolisti it Nor di siue do his precipitately, o in Heat, ut prudently, and eas nably. Anythis may be conjectured, a Dommany the Particulars, o by a certain Answer of Hers, occasionali made. For pon her firs Accession to the Throne, hen, as a good omen, and Gratulatio of the e Reigia, the Pris ners according to Custom were Released, as ste a goin to Chappellae Was accosted by a certain Ourtier;

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cyet did sie introduce this Alteration timoroussy, and by Fit and Staris; but

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but Orderly,Gravely,and Maturely aftera Conference bet iXt the Parties, and the Calling, an Conclusion o a Parhament: And thus a last, and that Oowithin the Compas of ne revolving

them tote altered durin her hole ise Nay, and at ver Meetin os Partiament, almost, her public Admonitio Was that nodnnovation might bemade in the Discipline or Rites of the Church. And thus much of her Relia

Now, should any of the grave Sortaggravate these Levities That he s fere her self, and love to e Admi-red, and o ted nay, and to have Love-Verses made in her Praise and that si continued these Things longerthan a decent for heraears: et dyO take, even these alter in amilde Sense, the are notoithout thei due Admiration since the are

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s abusius Narrations O a certain