Note 309 — Chapter IV
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Neal, 187; Strype's Parker, 325. Parker wrote to Lord Burleigh (June 1573), exciting the council to proceed against some of those men who had been called before the star-chamber. "He knew them," he said, "to be cowards"—a very great mistake—"and if they of the privy council gave over, they would hinder her majesty's government more than they were aware, and much abate the estimation of their own authorities," etc. Id. p. 421; Cartwright's Admonition was now prohibited to be sold. Ibid.