Material on discrimination against Quakers

Date:
19th century
Reference:
PP/HO/E/B102-103F
Part of:
Hodgkin family
  • Archives and manuscripts

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Description

Comprises the following:

  • PP/HO/E/B102: Draft submission concerning Hodgkin's reluctance to contribute to the established church via his rent at Lincoln's Inn, c.1820.
  • PP/HO/E/B103: A Bill for the Relief of Quakers in reference to offices in Municipal Corporations (draft), 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/E/B103A-F: Miscellaneous material, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/E/B103A: Report on subscription raised for Casimir Francheschi of Smyrna, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/E/B103B: Note on Catholic emancipation, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/E/B103C: Duke of Manchester's speech proroging the Jamaican House of Assembly, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/E/B103D: Sir Richard Steele: copy of a posthumous character, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/E/B103E: Objections to indictment of Rice Griffith for treason against King Henry VIII, copied 1779: typescript transcript from John Hodgkin junior's papers, 19th Century.
  • PP/HO/E/B103F: Account of the sentence of death passed against Jesus Christ, extracted from the Kölnische Zeitung, 1849: typescript transcript, taken from John Hodgkin junior's papers, 19th Century.

    • Publication/Creation

    19th century

    Physical description

    1 file

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