Thomas Cartwrightes answer.Thomas Cartwrightes answere.
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Thomas Cartwrightes answer.
Thomas Cartwrightes answere.
I refused it as esteeming it impertinent unto that cause, not otherwise, unto which afterward, upon commandment I gave answer in writing unto her Majesties most honourable Counsel. And to her Majesties supremacy I have been sworn (at the least) five or six times, and if there be doubt of any change of my judgement, I am ready to take th'oath again.
I refused it as esteeming it impertinent vnto that cause, not otherwise, vnto which afterward, vpon commandement I gaue answere in writing vnto her Maiesties most honorable Counsell. And to her Maiesties supremacie I haue bene sworne (at the least) fiue or sixe times, and if there be doubt of any change of my iudgement, I am ready to take th'oth againe.