The second reply of Thomas CartwrightThe second replie of Thomas Cartwright

Amongest the causes, why I set forth one part, before the whole was ended: one is, for that this former part rose to a just volume. An other, that if any thing have escaped which may be hurtful unto the truth: I might (being advertised) amend it in the later part: whereof I desire the Godly reader, ⟨image 14⟩with as convenient speed as he can, to give me understanding.

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The treatise off the apparel I have passed by, the causes whereof (assigned by me) if they shall not be approved, by those ¹to whose judgement I submit my self: upon signification off their mind in that behalf, I vvill resume it again in that place where I shall handle the convenience and inconvenience off the ceremonies off the church, unto which place, I wish I had reserved the most part off that Tractat, which in my book is the first.

The treatise off the apparel I haue passed by, the causes vvherof (assigned by me) if they shall not be approued, by those ¹to vvhose iudgemēt I submit my selfe: vpon significatiō off their minde in that behalf, I vvill resume yt again in that place vvhere I shall handle the conuenience and inconuenience off the ceremonies off the church, vnto vvhich place, I vvish I had reserued the most part off that Tractat, vvhich in my book ys the first.