Bradshaw, John. Antilibertinisme being an answer to a printed dangerous discourse ... Liberty of conscience ... to which is added the second part ...

Folger bibliographic ID: 232913
Folger call number: V.a.358
Folger holdings ID: 281511
Accession Number: MS Add 269

A note on the title-page in the author's hand states that this polemic was written by J.B. Marginalia and alterations in the author's hand. Also, the memorial to Richard Marks, weaver, parish clerk of St. Paul's Bedford - a poem

General notes

8 p. cut, affecting text W. Foster, a former owner of the volume, identifies the author as John Bradshaw, vicar of St. Paul's, Bedford (rector from 1638 to 1640 according to Venn's Alumni Cant.) However, on p. 151 the author speaks of himself living in eastern Sussex in 1662 and for several years before; there was a John Bradshaw, pastor of Etchingham, Sussex (ODNB, under William Bradshaw), who published some religious tracts in the mid-seventeenth century Liberty of conscience ... [by Sir Charles Wolseley, 1668, Wing W3311] Poem listed in the Folger index of first lines. First line: See how the teeming earth with Richard Marks W. Foster -- Bedfordshire General Library Formerly Folger MS Add 269 This record contains unverified data from catalog cards and may contain incorrect or incomplete information. Please email HamnetHelp@folger.edu for assistance

Extended title: Antilibertinisme being an answer to a printed dangerous discourse ... Liberty of conscience ... to which is added the second part ... ca. 1670

Marks, Richard, 1593-1668 Wolseley, Charles, Sir, 1630?-1714. Liberty of conscience upon its true Dissenters Freedom of religion

author: Bradshaw, John, active 17th century
subject: Marks, Richard, 1593-1668
former owner: Foster, W.
former owner: Bedfordshire General Library