G. FOX.’

_To Innocent XI. Pope of Rome, S._

‘Behold, great prelate, a few questions written for the sake

of thee, and thy adherents, a copy whereof we sent thee by the

post, about three months ago; but being uncertain whether it

was delivered into thy hands or no, we thought good to write

the questions over again, and send them to thee, that it might

not belong to us, that thou dost not read them. For we think

it convenient, that thou shouldst earnestly concern thyself to

inspect what was printed in Dutch, and inscribed to the pope

and his adherents, which if thou shalt please to do, and also

vouchsafe thy pains in answering them both by fact and writing,

it will satisfy the author’s desire, and remove a doubt or

scruple out of many persons’ minds. Farewell.

This I have written in the name of some

of my friends called Quakers.

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