02746nam 2200457Ia 450 99638911520331620210104172045.0(CKB)4940000000096007(EEBO)2240869492(OCoLC)ocn857312564e(OCoLC)857312564(EXLCZ)99494000000009600720130830d1700 uy 0engurbn||||a|bb|The history of the Romish inquisition and inquisitors[electronic resource] 1. Containing by what means and when it was first brought in and established, on whom the first storm fell. 2. Their manner of proceeding in it, relating to the judicial part in imprisoning, examining prisoners, and forcing them to a confession or abjuration of their religion, by several most horrid ways of tortures and exquisit torments. 3. Their manner of imposing and inflicting cruel pennance on very slight suspicions and rigor towards absolved penitents. 4. The methods the inquisitors take in their citations, visitations, and committing men and women to their loathsome dungeons, where many thousands perish with want and intollerable oppression. Published in this holy year of jubilee compared and ballanced with the large indulgences granted by the Church of Rome, and the severe prosecution of Protestants in the Romish Inquisition, 1700. Taken from their own authors, with some reflections on their barbarous and inhumane cruelty in the destruction of ProtestantsLondon Printed for William Whitwood at the Rose and Crown in Little Britain1700[18], 250, [6] pAttributed to Luke Beaulieu. Cf. Wing (2nd ed., 1994).With an added engraved title page which reads: "The holy inquisition 1681 London printed for H: Brome".Title page canceled and replaced with bifolium bearing advertisement and cancel title page. Cf. ESTC.Table of contents and errata at end.Title within line border; initials.Reproduction of original in: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library.eebo-0009InquisitionItalyEarly works to 1800InquisitionSpainEarly works to 1800TortureSpainEarly works to 1800SpainHistoryPhilip II, 1556-1598Early works to 1800InquisitionInquisitionTortureBeaulieu Luke1644 or 1645-1723.1011201Whitwood WilliamBrome HenryUMIUMIBOOK996389115203316The history of the Romish inquisition and inquisitors2341803UNISA