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The Turkes blasphemie in religion. The Popes hypocrisie in religion. Amsterdams varietie in religion.
The Church of Englands veritie in religion.
Conceiued and written by Robert Carliell Gent. This didactic poem of 42 six-line stanzas was first published, accompanied by a prose exposition, in 1619 by G. Eld and M. Flesher of London.
The poet is thought to have been the Robert Carleill who was a citizen of London and a leather seller, and who left a legacy to an estranged son Robert, in a will dated 9 October 1622. His wife"s name was Frances and he had owned property in Bell Alley, off Coleman Street, in the parish of Street Botolph-without-Bishopsgate.
