Reply analyzed——Divisible into two distinct parts——First part: gives an answer sounding in abstract truth alone, in other words, leaves Littleton in abstracto——Second part: disclaims knowledge of _end_ plotters had in view and _means_ they had recourse to. CHAPTER LIX. 193 Metaphysical Argument grounded on Oldcorne’s Reply to Humphrey Littleton——Argument seeks to demonstrate that from tenour and purport of Oldcorne’s Reply, the Jesuit must have had a special interior knowledge of the Plot. CHAPTER LX. (same continued) 195 CHAPTER LXI. (same continued) 198 CHAPTER LXII. (same continued) 200 CHAPTER LXIII. (same continued) 201 CHAPTER LXIV. (same continued) 204 CHAPTER LXV. (same continued) 208 CHAPTER LXVI. (same continued) 210 CHAPTER LXVII. (same continued) 212 CHAPTER LXVIII. (same continued) 215 CHAPTER LXIX. (same continued) 220 CHAPTER LXX. 222 Fathers Garnet and Oldcorne captured at Hindlip Hall the last week of January, 1605-6——Conveyed to the Tower of London——Father Oldcorne “racked five times, and once with the greatest severity for several hours”——On 7th April, 1606, at Redhill, near Worcester, Father Edward Oldcorne, Priest and Jesuit, hanged, drawn, and quartered as a traitor——Brother Ralph Ashley, his servant, hanged at the same time and place. CHAPTER LXXI. 224 True inferences to be drawn from Father Oldcorne’s “last dying speech and confession.” CHAPTER LXXII. 227 Edward Oldcorne——Ralph Ashley. CHAPTER LXXIII. 229 Thomas Ward. RECAPITULATION OF PROOFS, ARGUMENTS, AND CONCLUSIONS. 233 SUPPLEMENTA. SUPPLEMENTUM I. 239 Guy Fawkes. SUPPLEMENTUM II. 260 Letter of Lord Bishop of Worcester (Dr. Bilson), to Sir Robert Cecil, as to Diocese of Worcester. SUPPLEMENTUM III. 264 Thomas Ward (or Warde). SUPPLEMENTUM IV. 271 Mulwith, near Ripon. SUPPLEMENTUM V. 279 Plowland, Holderness.