Collections and papers of John Walker, chiefly biographical
MS. J. Walker c. 5
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
Collections and papers of John Walker, chiefly biographical
Shelfmark
MS. J. Walker c. 5
Summary
Collections and papers of John Walker, chiefly biographical, on which was founded his Attempt towards ... an Account of the numbers and sufferings of the Clergy of the Church of England (see above: Lond. 1714, fol.). The arrangement is roughly in 'Centuries' of papers, as they reached Walker, and the majority of them are letters addressed to him or to his London agent, Robert Clavell, but many original papers and copies by Walker are interspersed.
Contains papers supplementary to the Sufferings, 1713-15 and earlier.
Date
Written in about 1704-1715
Language
English
Physical facet
On paper
Physical extent
359 Leaves
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Collection contents
Collections and papers of John Walker, chiefly biographical
