Popery And Treason Inseparable: In A Discourse Upon The 5th Of November, Not Forgetting The 4th. Wherein Is Also Some Remarkable Memoirs Discovering T
"Popery And Treason Inseparable" delves into the intertwined relationship between Catholicism and treason, particularly in the context of 17th-century England. This discourse on the 5th of November, also referencing the 4th, examines historical events and uncovers alleged Papist involvement in the death of King Charles I. Written by J. H. M. E. in Newport-market, the book presents remarkable memoirs that expose the purported arts and strategies employed by Papists during this tumultuous period.
The work offers insights into the political and religious tensions of the time, providing a historical perspective on the perceived threats posed by Catholicism to the English monarchy and state. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the complex dynamics between religious affiliation, political allegiance, and accusations of treason that shaped early modern England.
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