Includes: ‘Although R B. be neither Parson, vicar, curate, Lecturer, or Stipendary: And although hee were not, or is not bound by the Act of uniformity 14. Car. 2. or any other Act to declare his unfeigned Assent,’ f 288r: ‘Rich: Wallas’
Richard Wallop's opinion on the application of the Five-mile Act to Baxter's case and relating to the Oxford Oath.
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- ReferenceGB 123 DWL/RB/1/226
- Former ReferenceGB 123 Treatises v.181 Treatises v.51
- Dates of Creation1665
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- Physical Descriptionf 288 (f 288v is blank) 220 x 194 mm.
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Note
Richard Wallop (bap 1616 - d 1697) defended Baxter in 1685 from the charge of sedition before Chief Justice George Jeffreys (1645-89) who insulted him during Baxter’s trial. Written in answer to DWL/RB/1/216. See also DWL/RB/1/178; 275; 174; 176.
Other Finding Aids
Argent / Black v.181 (also listed as v.51); Thomas p.
Bibliography
For Wallop see ODNB and McElligott.