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GEMMS IDGEMMS-MANUSCRIPT-000701
TitleNotebook of Hugh Morris
ShelfmarkMS. Don. e. 163
Creation Date1675 - 1689
RepositoryBodleian Library
Contents NoteAlong with MS. Don. e. 162, this is one of two notebooks containing sermons by Hugh Morris. They were mostly preached at Bangor, Wales. Includes Morris's thoughts on funeral sermons and grief (but not attached to a particular sermon) (ff. 29v-30v). On ff. 49v, 149r-153r, there are fragments that do not appear to be attached to any particular sermon in the manuscript, including some personal notes (ff. 151v-153r) that might have been used in a funeral sermon. Also includes prayers (ff. 157r-160r) and a discussion of the "mutual duties of husbands and wives" (ff. 153v-156v), both proceeding upside-down from the back of the manuscript.
Material Features160 leaves. Bound in ruled calf. The sermons are not written in shorthand, but each of them contains some shorthand elements. Proceeding from the end of the volume to f. 149, material has been added upside-down.
Associated Peoplemanuscript owner - Morris, Hugh
Provenance
AcquisitionThese two notebooks were part of lot 323, purchased by the Bodleian from Sotheby's on 18 December 1986, which also included 20 of Thomas Aldersey's notebooks and several in other hands.
Source of DataJeanne Shami; Bodleian Library online catalogue of Aldersey Notebooks, 1653-1689
Other Note
Attached URLs:
URLNotes
www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/dept/scwmss/wmss/online/1500-1900/aldersey/aldersey.htmlBodleian Library online catalogue of Aldersey Notebooks, 1653-1689
GEMMS record createdSeptember 13, 2017
GEMMS record last editedMay 06, 2022