A short and private discourse between Mr. Bolton and one M.S. concerning usury. PublishedA short and priuate discourse betweene Mr. Bolton and one M.S. concerning vsury. Published

2. Concerning Bishop Jewell; I wonder at their foreheads, who offer to rank Him amongst the Patrons of Usury. J never read in Papist or other a more gross and unconscionable falsification. For Jewell, read Him upon 1 Thess. 4. 6. You have Him here, or ought to have Him in your Churches: is as resolute, plentiful, and mighty against Usury, as ever any I read in my life. He is so punctual, and precise; so universal and absolute against it; that hear His own words, Ibid. pag. 84. in the point of letting out the money of Widows, Orphans and Men distracted.

2. Concerning Bishop Iewell; I wonder at their foreheads, who offer to ranke Him amongst the Patrons of Vsury. J never read in Papist or other a more grosse and unconscionable falsification. For Iewell, reade Him upon 1 Thess. 4. 6. You have Him here, or ought to have Him in your Churches: is as resolute, plentifull, and mighty against Usury, as ever any I read in my life. He is so punctuall, and precise; so universall and absolute against it; that heare His owne words, Ibid. pag. 84. in the point of letting out the money of Widowes, Orphans and Men distracted.

He that taketh money to Usury, saith He, whether He gain, or lose, or whatsoever happen unto Him, He must answer the whole stock He borrowed. And this is it that undoeth so many, and maketh them bankrupts. But this ⟨p. 71⟩happeneth not in this Case▪ He that occupieth the Orphans money or stock, is changed only to use it as His own, and no otherwise. If it perish or decay, or miscarry without His fault, he is not bound to answer it. Therefore as I said it is no Usury.

He that taketh money to Usury, saith He, whether He gaine, or lose, or whatsoever happen unto Him, He must answer the whole stock He borrowed. And this is it that undoeth so many, and maketh them bankrupts. But this