XXXI.--TO BULLINGER.[118]

[118] Written to Bullinger after a long silence, this letter was

to be the means of drawing closer the ties of friendship which had

already united the French Reformer to the minister of Zurich, and

to remove the unjust prejudice of the latter against Bucer and the

Strasbourg ministers. See the preceding letter.

Excuses his long silence--evidences of brotherly

affection--justifies Bucer--his desire for the union of the

Church of Zurich with that of Strasbourg.

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