"If my enemy had reviled me, I would verily have bome with it.

"And if he that hated me had spoken great things against me: I would per-
haps have hid myself from him.

But thou, a man of one mind, my guide and my familiar, who didst take
sweet meats together with me; in the house of God we walked with consent.

Even the man of my peace, in whom I trusted, who ate my breari, hath
greatly supplanted me."- Psalms, liv. v. 13, 14, 15, and xl. v. 10.

LONDON:
Published by KEATING and BROWN, Duke-stiert,

Grosvenor-square, and Paternoster-row.

1826.

TO THE

RIGHT REVEREND FATHER IN CHRIST,

JOHN MILNER, D.D.,

BISHOP OF CASTABALA, VICAR APOSTOLIC OF THE MIDLAND

DISTRICT, F. S. A. LOND, AND CATH. ACAD. ROME ;

/

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.

Page

INTRODUCTION.ACCOUNT OF MR. B, WHITE, AND HIS

LATE WORKS.-OUTLINE OF HIS HISTORY.-HIS IN-

FIDELITY IN SPAIN, AND SINGULAR CONVERSION IN

ENGLAND.-TRUE ACCOUNT OF THE INQUISITION.-

MR. WHITE'S FALSE ASSERTIONS RESPECTING THE

CATHOLIC CHURCH, AND HER AUTHORITY.............

1

CHAPTER II.

ORIGIN OF PROTESTANTISM.WHAT

IS

CALLED

THE

REFORMATION PROVED TO HAVE BEEN UNLAWFUL IN

PRINCIPLE, CRIMINAL IN MEANS, AND FATAL IN

EFFECTS.-SPIRITUAL AUTHORITY OF THE POPE.

FALSE CHARGE, RENEWED BY MR. WHITE, THAT CA-

THOLICS ACKNOWLEDGE TEMPORAL AUTHORITY IN

THE POPE. HIS ATTACK ON THE CATHOLIC CLERGY.

MR. WHITE'S ABSURD EXPLANATIONS OF THE WORDS

CHURCH AND CATHOLIC.-SOPHISTRY ABOUT THE

POPE'S SUPREMACY.-TRADITION. – TRANSUBSTAN-