Letter from Samuel Parker to Thomas Wagstaffe

Archive Unit

For more information, email the repository
Advice on accessing these materials
Cite this description
Bookmark:http://archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/data/gb1953-btms/btms/4

This material is held at
Reference
Alternative Id.
Dates of Creation
Language of Material
Physical Description

Scope and Content

Manuscript item bound in a volume of printed pamphlets.

This letter was written from Oxford and is to the Reverend Thomas Wagstaffe. In this letter Parker asks Wagstaffe to give a 'short and favourable account' of his publicationBibliotheca Biblica and notes that 'Mr Wolfius' has agreed to give a similar account in the 'Lipsick Transactions'.

See also GB 1953 BTMS/1, GB 1953 BTMS/2 and GB 1953 BTMS/3 for further letters from Samuel Parker to Thomas Wagstaffe.

Personal Names

Wagstaffe Thomas 1692-1770 Nonjuror

Archive Record|Table of contents

Tract Collection: Manuscript MaterialBTMS

Letter from Samuel Parker to Thomas WagstaffeBTMS/1

Letter from Samuel Parker to Thomas WagstaffeBTMS/2

Letter from Samuel Parker to Thomas WagstaffeBTMS/3

Letter from Samuel Parker to Thomas WagstaffeBTMS/4

Circular Letter from Samuel Parker addressed 'Dear Friend'BTMS/5

Letter to Dr. George HickesBTMS/6

The Duties of the Ambassadors of Christ by Peter Baudan of VestricBTMS/7

A Copy of an Epitaph left on Mr. Ashton's grave under St. PaulsBTMS/8

An Oration on Mr. John AshtonBTMS/9

A Congratulatory Poem on the accession of King William and Queen Mary to the ThroneBTMS/10

An Almanac for the Year 1688BTMS/11

Manuscript Index of pamphlets and identified authorsBTMS/12

Extract of a Letter from Mr. Johnson of Cranbrook to Dr. BrettBTMS/13

Extract of a Letter from Mr. Smith to Dr. BrettBTMS/14

Poem entitled The Seven Wise MenBTMS/15

Prologue and Epilogue to The Jew of VeniceBTMS/16

Poem entitled Advice to Mr. White to paint Dr. SancroftBTMS/17

A Poem in the form of a Prayer entitled He that one sin in conscience keepsBTMS/18

A Letter to Archdeacon White Kennett from George HickesBTMS/19

A Letter to Thomas Tenison (Lord Archbishop of Canterbury)BTMS/20

Dr. Oldys' CaseBTMS/21

Elenchi motuum nuperorum in Anglia (part one)BTMS/22

An Apology by the Earle of Essex (Robert Devereux)BTMS/23

Speech by the Earle of Essex (Robert Devereux) delivered at his death in the TowerBTMS/24

A Declaration of the Lords and Commons assembled in ParliamentBTMS/25

Copy of Colonel Rich's dispatch concerning an attack on Deal Castle, KentBTMS/26

Dr. Hammonds Address to Lord Fairfax and the Council of WarreBTMS/27

A Letter from Mr. James StevensBTMS/28

Un Exambre de Falsos Milagros y Ilusiones (A Swarme of False Miracles & Illusions)BTMS/29

A Short Account of the Wickednesse of ye age before the Destruction of JerusalemBTMS/30

A Letter to the Dissenters from a Minister of the Church of EnglandBTMS/31

A Manuscript in Defence of MonarchyBTMS/32

A Meditation Touching the Entity of Creatures in Reference to the Divine EssenceBTMS/33

Philanax et PhilepiscopusBTMS/34

A Discourse about the Schism by Henry DodwellBTMS/35

Manuscript entitled To the i. ChallengeBTMS/36

A Visitation Sermon preached at Ware in Hertfordshire by Edward HickesBTMS/37

Manuscript entitled The Present State and Interest of the English Protestant [by Burton?]BTMS/38

A Narrative of a Naval VictoryBTMS/39

The Prologue and Epilogue to 'Amboyna: a tragedy', by John DrydenBTMS/40

Proposal about Printing by Mr. GriffinBTMS/41

A Desciption of the Trance of Anna AthertonBTMS/42

A Preface A Vindication of some amongst ourselves (2nd edition) by Dr. HickesBTMS/43

Sermon preached by Dr. Sherlock before The House of CommonsBTMS/44

A Sermon on the first epistle of PeterBTMS/45

A Letter signed T. Sarum (Thomas Burgess, Bishop of Salisbury)BTMS/46

A Letter signed T. Sarum (Thomas Burgess, Bishop of Salisbury)BTMS/47