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Certificate of Residence for Elizabeth Temple, Westminster, Middlesex County (England), 1719 Jan 26

Title: Certificate of Residence for Elizabeth Temple, Westminster, Middlesex County (England) 1719 Jan 26

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Clarke, Samuel, 1675-1729. Samuel Clarke letter to Edmund Curll, readdressed to Henry Dodwell, 1708 Sept. 21.

Title: Samuel Clarke letter to Edmund Curll, readdressed to Henry Dodwell, 1708 Sept. 21.

Clarke writes to Mr. Curll, 21 Sept. 1708, disagreeing with an opinion expressed by Henry Dodwell, and indicating that the friend to whom Dodwell refers has a "rude and unchristian manner of writing." Integral envelope, addressed by Clarke to 'Mr. Curl' [sic]; Curll readdressed the letter for Dodwell.

ArchivalResource: 1 p.

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Clarke, Samuel, 1675-1729. Samuel Clarke papers, 1722.

Title: Samuel Clarke papers, 1722.

ArchivalResource: 2 items.

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Bishop John Moore's Library: Treasury Order, 1715-1905

Title: Bishop John Moore's Library: Treasury Order 1715-1905

ArchivalResource: 1 volume

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Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784. Samuel Johnson manuscripts, 1725-1784.

Title: Samuel Johnson manuscripts, 1725-1784.

This collection consists of items in Johnson's hand, and early transcripts of his manuscripts. Highlights include a 77-page diary which Johnson kept sporadically from 1765 to 1784; a 1784 deed of his teapot to his servant Francis Barber; and the last known document in his hand, a pension receipt he signed on the day of his death in 1784. The collection includes partial drafts of many of his works, including Irene; Lives of the English Poets (biographies of Pope and Rowe); London; A Plan of a Dictionary of the English Language; and The Vanity of Human Wishes. It also includes his partial translation of Sallust's Catiline; annotations of documents by Giuseppe Baretti, Richard Bathurst, and Hester Lynch Piozzi; notes on theologians Samuel Clarke and Styan Thirlby; and documents he wrote on behalf of Mary Dunn Collier Flint, Henry Thrale, and the widowed mother of Joseph Hunt. The collection also includes significant early transcripts of documents authored by Johnson, such as several pages of extracts which James Boswell made from Johnson's lost earlier diary; Boswell's transcript of Johnson's annotations on Dalrymple's Annals of Scotland; and two fragments prepared by an amanuensis for Johnson's Dictionary. Most of the collection is in English, but a substantial portion is written in, or translated from, Latin.

ArchivalResource: 1 box, 14 volumes, and 1 framed item (1.4 linear ft.)

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Clarke, Samuel, 1675-1729. Extracts copied from the last part of Sermon I [ca. 1710?], published in Samuel Clarke's Works, 1738 [manuscript], ca. 1750.

Title: Extracts copied from the last part of Sermon I [ca. 1710?], published in Samuel Clarke's Works, 1738 [manuscript], ca. 1750.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (6 leaves)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/252040456 View