"The novelty of English Anabaptism; or a vindication of the Brief History [etc.] printed A.D. 1738, being a further defence of the learned and worthy Dr. John Witclif and his followers from the false charge of their being Anabaptists, and of the Church and Clergy of England; to which is added, An account of John Smith, the first English Anabaptist teacher, and of the ill treatment of Dr. W. Wall by some English Anabaptists; by J. Lewis, minister of Mergate"
MS. Rawl. C. 409, fol. 144
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
"The novelty of English Anabaptism; or a vindication of the Brief History [etc.] printed A.D. 1738, being a further defence of the learned and worthy Dr. John Witclif and his followers from the false charge of their being Anabaptists, and of the Church and Clergy of England; to which is added, An account of John Smith, the first English Anabaptist teacher, and of the ill treatment of Dr. W. Wall by some English Anabaptists; by J. Lewis, minister of Mergate"
Shelfmark
MS. Rawl. C. 409, fol. 144
Summary
The preface is dated 29 Aug 1742. Imperfect, the Account etc. mentioned in the title not being found here.
Date
29 Aug 1742
Language
English
Physical extent
1 item
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Collection contents
Rawlinson C: History, Theology
Volume i. of the MSS. of John Lewis, minister of Margate
"The novelty of English Anabaptism; or a vindication of the Brief History [etc.] printed A.D. 1738, being a further defence of the learned and worthy Dr. John Witclif and his followers from the false charge of their being Anabaptists, and of the Church and Clergy of England; to which is added, An account of John Smith, the first English Anabaptist teacher, and of the ill treatment of Dr. W. Wall by some English Anabaptists; by J. Lewis, minister of Mergate"
