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for_o the_o thing_n have_v offer_v force_n to_o himself_o and_o to_o satisfy_v the_o multitude_n then_o present_a he_o will_v the_o queen_n attorney_n general_a and_o the_o rest_n of_o the_o queen_n council_n plain_o to_o open_v the_o cause_n why_o he_o be_v keep_v in_o prison_n and_o the_o manner_n of_o his_o death_n whereupon_o popham_n then_o attorney_n begin_v from_o the_o rebellion_n of_o the_o north_n sixteen_o year_n before_o he_o declare_v that_o for_o this_o rebellion_n and_o for_o a_o purpose_n to_o deliver_v the_o scot_n queen_n that_o he_o be_v call_v into_o question_n acknowledge_v his_o fault_n submit_v himself_o to_o the_o queen_n mercy_n be_v fine_v five_o thousand_o mark_n that_o the_o queen_n of_o her_o clemency_n take_v not_o of_o that_o fine_a so_o much_o as_o a_o farthing_n and_o after_o his_o brother_n death_n confirm_v he_o in_o the_o honour_n of_o the_o earldom_n notwithstanding_o all_o this_o he_o have_v enter_v into_o pernicious_a counsel_n to_o deliver_v the_o scot_n queen_n to_o overthrow_v the_o english_a queen_n with_o the_o state_n and_o religion_n that_o mendoza_n the_o spaniard_n have_v tell_v throgmorton_n that_o charles_n paget_n under_o the_o name_n of_o mope_v have_v secret_o deal_v with_o he_o in_o sussex_n of_o these_o thing_n that_o the_o lord_n paget_n have_v signify_v the_o same_o to_o throgmorton_n as_o appear_v from_o creighton_n the_o scots_a jesuit_n paper_n and_o that_o charles_n paget_n have_v show_v the_o same_o thing_n to_o william_n shelley_n when_o he_o return_v out_o of_o france_n after_o that_o egerton_n the_o queen_n solicitor_n infer_v the_o same_o from_o circumstance_n and_o a_o care_n of_o conceal_v the_o matter_n that_o when_o as_o there_o be_v none_o in_o england_n that_o can_v accuse_v the_o earl_n of_o this_o crime_n except_o the_o lord_n paget_n with_o who_o throgmorton_n have_v familiarity_n he_o have_v provide_v a_o ship_n for_o the_o lord_n paget_n by_o shelley_n a_o few_o day_n after_o 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maintainer_n thereof_o and_o it_o be_v not_o much_o to_o be_v marveil_v if_o these_o cunning_a stirrer_n have_v deceive_v some_o of_o our_o noble_n for_o we_o see_v that_o they_o have_v cozen_v great_a king_n and_o prince_n for_o soon_o after_o this_o in_o the_o year_n 1586._o 1586._o these_o pernicious_a meddler_n these_o jesuit_n show_v themselves_o in_o other_o colour_n for_o when_o these_o bloody_a instrument_n that_o have_v so_o long_o labour_v the_o ruin_n of_o england_n &_o be_v out_o of_o hope_n to_o restore_v the_o romish_a religion_n to_o england_n either_o by_o the_o scot_n queen_n which_o be_v now_o more_o strict_o keep_v or_o by_o the_o king_n then_o of_o scotland_n who_o have_v plain_o profess_v and_o establish_v the_o gospel_n in_o his_o kingdom_n they_o fall_v now_o to_o a_o new_a and_o a_o strange_a practice_n which_o may_v make_v the_o world_n to_o wonder_v they_o begin_v out_o of_o their_o false_a and_o lie_a forgery_n to_o set_v a_o foot_n a_o imaginary_a title_n 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