A treatise vvritten by Mr. Doctour Carier, vvherein he layeth dovvne sundry learned and pithy considerations : by vvhich he vvas moued, to forsake the protestant congregation, and to betake hym self to the Catholicke Apostolicke Roman church: agreing verbatim vvyth the vvritteu [sic] copye, addressed by the sayd doctour to the King his most excellent Maiestie.

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