Q. D.

_Lord Howard of Effingham_ (Vol. iii., p. 185.).--There is some proof that

he was a Protestant in the letter of instructions to him from King James

(_Biog. Brit._, p. 2679.):

"Only we forewarn you, that in the performance of that ceremony, which

is likely to be done in the King's (of Spain) chapel, you have especial

care that it be not done in the forenoon, in the time of mass, to the

scandal of _our_ religion; but rather in the afternoon, at what time

their service is more free from note of superstition."

May Lord Effingham have changed his religion between the Armada and his

mission to Spain?

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