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GEMMS IDGEMMS-MANUSCRIPT-000166
TitleRobert Fleming, Fordham Lectures
ShelfmarkMS. Rawl. E. 44
Creation Dateca. 1690 - 1703
RepositoryBodleian Library
Contents NoteRobert Fleming's notes for his Fordham Lectures, 1703. Some seem to be by others or subsequently given by others, including Mr. Scandrett, Mr. Bury, and Mr. Wright. A list at the front of the manuscript entitled "Intended Subjects for Fordham Lectures" and signed "Ro:[bert] Fl:[eming]" identifies the texts and preachers associated with each sermon or set of notes for a sermon. Lists at the back of the volume indicate who actually preached the sermons described.
Material Features74 leaves. The volume has a white calf binding with a working clasp.
Associated Peoplemanuscript owner - Fleming, the younger, Robertmanuscript owner - Rawlinson, Richard
Provenance
Acquisition
Source of DataRichard Snoddy
Other NoteThe dating is confusing. The manuscript was apparently composed in 1690-1691, but the sermons have the date 1703 in the heading. It is possible they were composed and delivered in 1690-1691 and only written out in full in 1703. This manuscript is cited in Ian M. Green, Continuity and Change in Protestant Preaching in Early Modern England (London: Dr Williams's Trust, 2009), p. 37 n. 90.
GEMMS record createdJanuary 16, 2016
GEMMS record last editedDecember 22, 2020