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The 'Dowden' MS. of eight sermons by Donne, copied in one hand

MS. Eng. th. e. 102

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Title

The 'Dowden' MS. of eight sermons by Donne, copied in one hand

Shelfmark

MS. Eng. th. e. 102

Summary

The 'Dowden' MS. of eight sermons by Donne, copied in one hand, with (pp. 215-31) a sermon added by a late 17th-century owner.

Date

Early 17th century

Language

English

Physical facet

Bound for Wilfred Merton by Katharine Adams in niger morocco, the original vellum covers laid down inside the binding

Physical extent

244 pages

Acquisition

Given by [William] Gregg of Ilkeston Park to? J. W., [possibly John Wylson, rector of Ilkeston, Derbs.], 29 May 1683 (fol. 1); owned by Edward Dowden.

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Collection contents

The 'Merton' and 'Dowden' Manuscripts relating to John Donne

The 'Dowden' MS. of eight sermons by Donne, copied in one hand

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