Sermons preached by Mr. Philip Taverner as they were taken after him by Matthew Colborne [manuscript], 1678.
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Title
Sermons preached by Mr. Philip Taverner as they were taken after him by Matthew Colborne [manuscript], 1678.
Description
1 v.
Associated name
Scope and content
At the beginning is a note on the births and deaths of Matthew Colburne of Hayes, Middlesex, and his family; also at beginning and end are a few notes on the Bible.
Note
[3], 1, 4-131, 133-388, 391-556, 559-566 p. There appears to be no break in the text.
Historical background
Philip Taverner was ejected in 1660 from his living in Hillingdon, Middlesex for non-conformity. In 1672 he was licensed to preach at his house in Isleworth, Middlesex.
Provenance
A note states that this manuscript came from the bookseller Francis Tufton of the Three Daffers (Gladiorum), in Fleet St., London. A Francis Tyton flourished at this address, 1649-1667, (see Plomer's Dictionary of Booksellers ..., 1641-1667)
Genre/form
Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England -- London.
Call number
V.b.313
Folger accession
MS Add 574