A brief apology of Thomas Cartwright against all such slanderous accusations as it pleaseth…A brief apologie of Thomas Cartwright against all such slaunderous accusations as it pleaseth…

In his former book he sayeth, that I purchased three or four good Manors with the spoil of the Hospital, and that only with the sale of a cottage and three or four Acres of land: or (as to my remembrance he speaketh in another place of his former book) as much land as would graze three or four Goslings. Look also fol. 68. p, 2. of his later Book, & fol. 69. He may mend the matter if it please him, by conveying his lands and leases to his Hospital: By which the law intendeth he hath got them for the most part. And fol. 70. He hath two leases at Welborne, he bought of Mr. Alexander Morgan, yearly worth two hundred marks: His lands in Norfolk▪ part whereof he had of his brother Stubs, amount to half the sum: the value of that he bought in Warwickshire he knoweth best him self, some benefit he hath made of the leases of the Hospital.

In his former booke he saieth, that I purchased three or fower good Mannours with the spoile of the Hospitall, and that only with the sale of a cottage and three or fower Acres of land: or (as to my remembrance he speaketh in another place of his former booke) as much land as would graze three or foure Goselings. Looke also fol. 68. p, 2. of his later Booke, & fol. 69. He may mend the matter if it please him, by conveying his landes and leases to his Hospitall: By which the law intendeth he hath gotte them for the most part. And fol. 70. He hath two leases at Welborne, he bought of Mr. Alexander Morgan, yerely woorth two hundred markes: His landes in Norfolk▪ part wherof he had of his brother Stubbes, amount to halfe the summe: the valew of that he bought in Warwikeshire he knoweth best him selfe, some benefite hee hath made of the leases of the Hospitall.