Note 484 — Chapter VI
Reading edition
Strype's Whitgift, p. 571; Collier, p. 675; Neal, p. 411; Fuller, part ii. p. 7.; State Trials, vol. ii. p. 69; Phœnix Britannicus, i. 141; Winwood, ii. 13. All these, except the last, are taken from an account of the conference published by Barlow, and probably more favourable to the king and bishops than they deserved. See what Harrington, an eye-witness, says in Nugæ Antiquæ, i. 181, which I would quote as the best evidence of James's behaviour, were the passage quite decent.