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catalog created "1869.".
catalog date "1869".
catalog date "1869.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1869.".
catalog description "A mysterious advertistment -- Osborne Atterbury at Christ church -- His Father's letter to him -- Alarm of the Bishop's family on learning his arrest -- His daughter denied access to him -- Her petitions to the Lord Mayor, Lord Townshend, and Lord Carteret -- The Bishop writes to Lord Townshend -- Mrs. Morris permitted to see her father -- She insists on accompanying him in his banishment -- Their embarkation -- Land at Calais -- Lord Bolingbroke -- The Bishop goes to Brussels.".
catalog description "Bishop Atterbury describes to Lord Mar the State of Parties -- Dike of Ormonde sent by James to Russia -- Atterbury writes a secret letter to Lord Dillon -- Marriage of the Pretender with the Princess Clementina Sobieski -- Another treason -- Another treasonable communication from the Bishop -- Cardinal Alberoni and Spain -- Bishop Atterbury and "James III" and General Dillon on the state of the Jacobite cause -- Mismanagement of the leaders -- Atterbury desired to take the Direction -- Correspondence between Pope and Atterbury -- Fatal illness of Mrs. Atterbury -- Publications against the parliament and Hoanoverian Succession -- Atterbury to Lord Oxford -- His Liberality to Dr. Fiddes -- Walpole's proposals to Atterbury rejuected -- Death of Marlborough -- Letters of Pope and Atterbury -- Chapter XIII. Bishop Atterbury in the tower -- Sources of treachery open to Walpole -- Corrrespondernce Intercepted -- Bishop Atterbury, Lord Boyle, and others committed to the tower -- ".
catalog description "Chapter I. Westminster School -- Generations of Atterburys clergymen of the church of England -- Rev. Lewis Atterbury, D.D. -- Popular Religion -- Cromwell a Patron of Merit -- Dr. Lewis Atterbury at the Restoration -- Condition of the Anglican Church -- Petition against Dr. Atterbury -- His sons Lewis and Francis -- Westminster School -- Dr. Busby -- Francis Atterbury at Westminster -- Contemporary Scholars -- Bishop Trelawney -- Nichols Rowe -- John Dryden and His Sons -- Matthew Prior -- Waller's Fielding and the Westminster Boy in the Mall -- "The Poet Squab" -- Performance of Dryden's "Cleomenes" by the Scholars -- The School Described in Verse -- Chapter II. Oxford, and the "Christ-church wits" -- Christ Church College, Oxford, Nursery of Humorists -- Will of Jasper Mayne -- Dr. William King -- Dean Aldrich -- Dr. Smalridge -- "Old Westminsters" oppose Obadiah Walker's efforts to Romanize the University -- Francis Atterbury writes a Defence of Luther -- Penn the Quaker -- Arthur Mainwaring -- John Locke -- Thomas Deane -- Dr. Thomas Smith's Interview with James II. -- The King's arbitrary conduct towards the universities -- Dr. Radcliff and Obadiah Walker -- Literary Productions of Francis Atterbury at college -- His Latin Translation of Dryden's "Absalom and Achitophel" -- His remarks on translation -- His admiration of Milton -- Oxford during the crisis -- Atterbury and his Father -- His Pupil the Hon. Robert Boyle -- The epistles of Phalaris -- The Controversy with Dr. Bentley -- Temple -- Swift -- Dr. William King -- Atterbury's preface to his poems -- Lord Roscommon -- John Phillips -- Lowth -- Addison -- Steele -- Locke's "Reasonableness of Christianity" -- Creed -- Atterbury marries -- Leaves Oxford".
catalog description "Chapter III. The court chaplain -- Lectureship of St. Bride's -- Bishop of London nominates Atterbury -- Is appointed Chaplain to the King and Queen -- His sermon on clarity attacked by Dr. Hoadly -- Prior's poem on the same subject -- Indifference of William III. to the Anglican Church -- Atterbury's sermon preached before Queen Mary -- Steele's description of Atterbury as a Preacher -- Dr. Burgess, the popular Dissenter -- Dr. Atterbury at the Chapel Royal -- In the convocation before the House of Commons -- Appointed to the Rolls Chapel -- Dr. Hoadly again rushes to Controversy -- Atterbury becomes Archdeacons -- Thomas Yalden -- The Royal Chaplains -- Dr. Smalridge Almoner to the Queen -- Steele's description of Him -- Archdeacon Atterbury's High Church and High State principle -- Court physicians -- Radcliffe -- Mead -- Garth -- Chapter IV. Literary friends -- Atterbury's intimacy with contemporary men of letters -- Dryden's loyalty and religion -- His "Hind and panther" -- ".
catalog description "Chapter VI. Dean of Carlisle, Christ church (oxon), and Westminster -- Archdeacon Atterbury appointed Dean of Carlisle -- His correspondence with the Bishops of Carlisle and Exeter -- A fine gentleman -- Lord Stanhope's quizzical reference to the Earl of Orrery -- Letter to the Bishop of Winchester -- Dean Atterbury and John Strype -- Swift, a neighbour of the Dean at Chelsea -- Atterbury appointed Dean of Christ Church -- Swift's letter of congratulation -- Mrs. Astell -- Lay Baptism -- Letters from the Dean to the Bishop of Winchester -- Dr. Atterbury gives up preaching at Bridewell -- Swift appointed Dean of St. Patrick's -- Dean Atterbury's congratulations -- Dean Swift's description of his position -- Dr. Atterbury appointed Dean of Westminster -- His letter of advice to Dean Swift -- Fallacies respecting his despotic manner -- Swift's reply -- Atterbury as an antiquary -- His first volume of sermons -- Chapter VII. Literary correspondence -- Swift's liberality to poor authors -- His self denial, exaggerations, and self-laudation -- Atterbury's reported attempts to convert Pope to Protestantism -- Congreve's first novel and play -- Jeremy collier -- Atterbury discourages attacks upon the theatre -- Henrietta, duchess of Marlborough -- Her devotion to Congreve -- Atterbury consulted by Pope -- His letter respecting the preface to Pope's poems and a juvenile epic -- The death of the poet's father, and on Milton -- Pope's reply -- Appeal from prior declined -- His epigram on Atterbury's preaching -- Pope's account to Atterbury of the lovers destroyed by lightening -- Atterbury's reply".
catalog description "Chapter XI. The conspirator -- The "Pretender" and the Jacobites -- His claim to the throne -- Bolingbroke his secretary of state -- Movement in 1715 -- Bolingbroke dismissed -- Bishop Atterbury receives secret communications -- Execution of Clergymen -- James Murray an Agent of the Pretender -- Atterbury writes to James -- The Stuart papers -- Reply of James -- His significant Allusion to a Cardinal's hat -- Opinions respecting Atterbury -- Desire of the Pretender to stand well with English protestants -- The Bishop collects funds for him -- Marriage of James -- Atterbury to Lord Mar, on the Preacher's affairs -- Mystification -- Quarrels of King George and the Prince of Wales -- Atterbury to Lord Mar, referring to an intended Jacobite enterprise, and the Cardinal's hat -- Chapter XII. Bishop Atterbury's plot -- The Pretender writes to Lord Cadogan -- The Bishop to the Lord Mar, respecting the Whig Government -- Dismissal of Lord Townshend -- Trial of Lord Oxford -- ".
catalog description "George I. prejudicesagainst the Bishop of Rochester -- He and the Bishop of Bristol refuse to sign the declaration of some of the protestant prelates in 1715 -- Dr. Wake Archbishop of Canterbury -- Ballad on Drs. South and Sherlock -- The Bangorian controversy -- Dean Swift to Bishop Atterbury -- The Bishop to Sir Jonathan Trelawney -- His letter to Pope respecting Prior -- Infant baptism -- Peerage Bill -- Dr.Lewis and Atterbury's correspondence with his brother -- The new dormitory in Westminster school projected by the Bishop -- X. Commencement of the Georgian Era -- Lord Chancellor Harcourt consults Atterbury respecting his first communication to George I. -- His reply -- Letter from Lord Bolingbroke -- Prior in custody -- The duchess of Marlborough appeals to the Bishop -- The Duke of Ormonde -- Atterbury, and Sir William Wyndham -- Addison's marriage usage -- Eustace Budgell -- Gay and "What d'ye call it" -- Is offered the Post of Gentleman usher to one of the Princesses -- ".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
catalog description "Jacobite pamphlet attributed to Atterbury -- The duchess of Buckingham -- Steele rewarded -- Death of Prior -- Lord Landsdowne in the tower -- Honest Shippen -- Pope to Atterbury on the South Sea Bubble -- Atterbury to Pope on the Arabian Tales -- Atterbury to Bishop Trelawney -- His letters to Pope -- Pope's estimate of Addison in his Epistle to Arbuthnot -- Scurrilous pamphlet -- Pope's Villa 00 "On the Bishop of Rochester's preaching," by the Duke of Wharton".
catalog description "Letters of Pope to Atterbury -- A treasonable communication from the Bishop read to the House of Commons -- Dr. Yalden's through-paced doctrine -- "The bill of pains and penalties" -- Public sympathy with the Bishop -- The subservient parliament -- The prisoner assaulted and deprived of his property -- Severity of his Imprisonment -- Sympathy of Pope and Swift -- The Bishop's letter to the Speaker -- Vindictive Articles of his impeachment -- The intercepted correspondence -- The dog Harlequin -- The defence -- Pope as a witness in his favour -- Bishops Gastrell and Hoadley -- Noble conduct of the Pope -- His Correspondence with Atterbury in prison -- Apocryphal anecdote -- "The Black Bird" -- The Westminister Scholars visit Atterbury in the Tower -- His departure -- The Duke of Wharton's poem "On the Banishment of Cicero" -- Chapter XIV. The Bishop's family -- Atterbury's children -- His daughter Mary -- Her education and marriage -- The high baliff of Westminister -- ".
catalog description "Prior, as diplomatist and poet -- Was he ever a vintner? -- The "Town and country mouse" -- Prior in parliament -- His "Solomon" -- Atterbury's opinion of "The tale of a tub" -- Swift connected with the Tories -- His "Project for the advancement of religion" -- Steele -- His plays -- Originates the Tatler -- Addison dedicates his remarks on Italy to Swift -- His career as a statesman and as a journalist -- Contributors to the Tatler and the Spectator -- Sir Isaac Newton -- Lord Harcourt and St. John -- Pope -- His close intimacy with Atterbury -- Gay -- Pope's affection for him -- Dennis, the critic -- Chapter V. Political friends and foes -- Whig and Tory -- Robert Walpole -- Lord Shaftesbury -- Charles Montagu (Lord Halifax) -- Robert Harley -- Effect of Queen Mary's death on parties -- Return to court of the Princess Anne and Marlboroughs -- Position of Atterbury -- Venality of Public men -- Jacobite plots -- Nonjuring clergymen -- Association for King William -- ".
catalog description "Sir John Fenwick -- King William reconciled to the duke of Marlborough -- Lord Sunderland and his Son Lord Spencer -- Lord Clancarty -- Death of James II. -- "The Pretender" acknowledged by the King of France as James III. -- Dr. Burnet -- Duke of Dorset -- Death of William III -- Advantage to Atterbury of the Accession of Queen Anne -- Walpole and the Marlboroughs -- A political crisis -- The New Influence -- Trial of Dr. Sacheverell -- Sir Simon Harcourt's Defence -- Atterbury and Dr. William King's proceedings -- The Examiner -- Dismissal of the Whigs and Camarilla".
catalog description "VIII. Politicians -- Harley and the Tory government of Queen Anne -- Walpole goes into oppression -- Expelled the House of Commons for corruption; and committed to the tower -- The Examiner and the Medley -- Addison and Steele attack the administration -- Garth v. Prior -- Addison's compliment to Atterbury's Poetical talent -- Panegyrists and Satirists -- Dedications -- The Medley -- Dr. William King -- Lord Lansdowne -- His Eulogium on James II. -- Steele and Walpole -- Mainwaring -- Robert Molesworth -- Archdeacon Coxe's suppressions of the influence of Atterbury, and misrepresentation of his conduct -- Lord Halifax -- IX. Bishop of Rochester -- Dr. Sprat -- Queen Anne makes Atterbury a Bishop -- His Visit to Pope's villa -- Dr. Wake -- The bishop of Winchester -- Dean Swift's congratulations -- Bishop Atterbury's letters to Trelaway -- Prior solicitis preferment for a friend -- Bishop Atterbury recommends a clergyman -- Queen Anne's death -- ".
catalog extent "2 v.".
catalog hasFormat "Memoirs and correspondence of Francis Atterbury.".
catalog isFormatOf "Memoirs and correspondence of Francis Atterbury.".
catalog issued "1869".
catalog issued "1869.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "London, W. H. Allen and Co.,".
catalog relation "Memoirs and correspondence of Francis Atterbury.".
catalog subject "Atterbury, Francis, 1662-1732.".
catalog subject "Church of England. Diocese of Rochester. Bishop (1713-1723 : Atterbury) Correspondence.".
catalog subject "DA501.A8 A2".
catalog tableOfContents "A mysterious advertistment -- Osborne Atterbury at Christ church -- His Father's letter to him -- Alarm of the Bishop's family on learning his arrest -- His daughter denied access to him -- Her petitions to the Lord Mayor, Lord Townshend, and Lord Carteret -- The Bishop writes to Lord Townshend -- Mrs. Morris permitted to see her father -- She insists on accompanying him in his banishment -- Their embarkation -- Land at Calais -- Lord Bolingbroke -- The Bishop goes to Brussels.".
catalog tableOfContents "Bishop Atterbury describes to Lord Mar the State of Parties -- Dike of Ormonde sent by James to Russia -- Atterbury writes a secret letter to Lord Dillon -- Marriage of the Pretender with the Princess Clementina Sobieski -- Another treason -- Another treasonable communication from the Bishop -- Cardinal Alberoni and Spain -- Bishop Atterbury and "James III" and General Dillon on the state of the Jacobite cause -- Mismanagement of the leaders -- Atterbury desired to take the Direction -- Correspondence between Pope and Atterbury -- Fatal illness of Mrs. Atterbury -- Publications against the parliament and Hoanoverian Succession -- Atterbury to Lord Oxford -- His Liberality to Dr. Fiddes -- Walpole's proposals to Atterbury rejuected -- Death of Marlborough -- Letters of Pope and Atterbury -- Chapter XIII. Bishop Atterbury in the tower -- Sources of treachery open to Walpole -- Corrrespondernce Intercepted -- Bishop Atterbury, Lord Boyle, and others committed to the tower -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter I. Westminster School -- Generations of Atterburys clergymen of the church of England -- Rev. Lewis Atterbury, D.D. -- Popular Religion -- Cromwell a Patron of Merit -- Dr. Lewis Atterbury at the Restoration -- Condition of the Anglican Church -- Petition against Dr. Atterbury -- His sons Lewis and Francis -- Westminster School -- Dr. Busby -- Francis Atterbury at Westminster -- Contemporary Scholars -- Bishop Trelawney -- Nichols Rowe -- John Dryden and His Sons -- Matthew Prior -- Waller's Fielding and the Westminster Boy in the Mall -- "The Poet Squab" -- Performance of Dryden's "Cleomenes" by the Scholars -- The School Described in Verse -- Chapter II. Oxford, and the "Christ-church wits" -- Christ Church College, Oxford, Nursery of Humorists -- Will of Jasper Mayne -- Dr. William King -- Dean Aldrich -- Dr. Smalridge -- "Old Westminsters" oppose Obadiah Walker's efforts to Romanize the University -- Francis Atterbury writes a Defence of Luther -- Penn the Quaker -- Arthur Mainwaring -- John Locke -- Thomas Deane -- Dr. Thomas Smith's Interview with James II. -- The King's arbitrary conduct towards the universities -- Dr. Radcliff and Obadiah Walker -- Literary Productions of Francis Atterbury at college -- His Latin Translation of Dryden's "Absalom and Achitophel" -- His remarks on translation -- His admiration of Milton -- Oxford during the crisis -- Atterbury and his Father -- His Pupil the Hon. Robert Boyle -- The epistles of Phalaris -- The Controversy with Dr. Bentley -- Temple -- Swift -- Dr. William King -- Atterbury's preface to his poems -- Lord Roscommon -- John Phillips -- Lowth -- Addison -- Steele -- Locke's "Reasonableness of Christianity" -- Creed -- Atterbury marries -- Leaves Oxford".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter III. The court chaplain -- Lectureship of St. Bride's -- Bishop of London nominates Atterbury -- Is appointed Chaplain to the King and Queen -- His sermon on clarity attacked by Dr. Hoadly -- Prior's poem on the same subject -- Indifference of William III. to the Anglican Church -- Atterbury's sermon preached before Queen Mary -- Steele's description of Atterbury as a Preacher -- Dr. Burgess, the popular Dissenter -- Dr. Atterbury at the Chapel Royal -- In the convocation before the House of Commons -- Appointed to the Rolls Chapel -- Dr. Hoadly again rushes to Controversy -- Atterbury becomes Archdeacons -- Thomas Yalden -- The Royal Chaplains -- Dr. Smalridge Almoner to the Queen -- Steele's description of Him -- Archdeacon Atterbury's High Church and High State principle -- Court physicians -- Radcliffe -- Mead -- Garth -- Chapter IV. Literary friends -- Atterbury's intimacy with contemporary men of letters -- Dryden's loyalty and religion -- His "Hind and panther" -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter VI. Dean of Carlisle, Christ church (oxon), and Westminster -- Archdeacon Atterbury appointed Dean of Carlisle -- His correspondence with the Bishops of Carlisle and Exeter -- A fine gentleman -- Lord Stanhope's quizzical reference to the Earl of Orrery -- Letter to the Bishop of Winchester -- Dean Atterbury and John Strype -- Swift, a neighbour of the Dean at Chelsea -- Atterbury appointed Dean of Christ Church -- Swift's letter of congratulation -- Mrs. Astell -- Lay Baptism -- Letters from the Dean to the Bishop of Winchester -- Dr. Atterbury gives up preaching at Bridewell -- Swift appointed Dean of St. Patrick's -- Dean Atterbury's congratulations -- Dean Swift's description of his position -- Dr. Atterbury appointed Dean of Westminster -- His letter of advice to Dean Swift -- Fallacies respecting his despotic manner -- Swift's reply -- Atterbury as an antiquary -- His first volume of sermons -- Chapter VII. Literary correspondence -- Swift's liberality to poor authors -- His self denial, exaggerations, and self-laudation -- Atterbury's reported attempts to convert Pope to Protestantism -- Congreve's first novel and play -- Jeremy collier -- Atterbury discourages attacks upon the theatre -- Henrietta, duchess of Marlborough -- Her devotion to Congreve -- Atterbury consulted by Pope -- His letter respecting the preface to Pope's poems and a juvenile epic -- The death of the poet's father, and on Milton -- Pope's reply -- Appeal from prior declined -- His epigram on Atterbury's preaching -- Pope's account to Atterbury of the lovers destroyed by lightening -- Atterbury's reply".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter XI. The conspirator -- The "Pretender" and the Jacobites -- His claim to the throne -- Bolingbroke his secretary of state -- Movement in 1715 -- Bolingbroke dismissed -- Bishop Atterbury receives secret communications -- Execution of Clergymen -- James Murray an Agent of the Pretender -- Atterbury writes to James -- The Stuart papers -- Reply of James -- His significant Allusion to a Cardinal's hat -- Opinions respecting Atterbury -- Desire of the Pretender to stand well with English protestants -- The Bishop collects funds for him -- Marriage of James -- Atterbury to Lord Mar, on the Preacher's affairs -- Mystification -- Quarrels of King George and the Prince of Wales -- Atterbury to Lord Mar, referring to an intended Jacobite enterprise, and the Cardinal's hat -- Chapter XII. Bishop Atterbury's plot -- The Pretender writes to Lord Cadogan -- The Bishop to the Lord Mar, respecting the Whig Government -- Dismissal of Lord Townshend -- Trial of Lord Oxford -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "George I. prejudicesagainst the Bishop of Rochester -- He and the Bishop of Bristol refuse to sign the declaration of some of the protestant prelates in 1715 -- Dr. Wake Archbishop of Canterbury -- Ballad on Drs. South and Sherlock -- The Bangorian controversy -- Dean Swift to Bishop Atterbury -- The Bishop to Sir Jonathan Trelawney -- His letter to Pope respecting Prior -- Infant baptism -- Peerage Bill -- Dr.Lewis and Atterbury's correspondence with his brother -- The new dormitory in Westminster school projected by the Bishop -- X. Commencement of the Georgian Era -- Lord Chancellor Harcourt consults Atterbury respecting his first communication to George I. -- His reply -- Letter from Lord Bolingbroke -- Prior in custody -- The duchess of Marlborough appeals to the Bishop -- The Duke of Ormonde -- Atterbury, and Sir William Wyndham -- Addison's marriage usage -- Eustace Budgell -- Gay and "What d'ye call it" -- Is offered the Post of Gentleman usher to one of the Princesses -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Jacobite pamphlet attributed to Atterbury -- The duchess of Buckingham -- Steele rewarded -- Death of Prior -- Lord Landsdowne in the tower -- Honest Shippen -- Pope to Atterbury on the South Sea Bubble -- Atterbury to Pope on the Arabian Tales -- Atterbury to Bishop Trelawney -- His letters to Pope -- Pope's estimate of Addison in his Epistle to Arbuthnot -- Scurrilous pamphlet -- Pope's Villa 00 "On the Bishop of Rochester's preaching," by the Duke of Wharton".
catalog tableOfContents "Letters of Pope to Atterbury -- A treasonable communication from the Bishop read to the House of Commons -- Dr. Yalden's through-paced doctrine -- "The bill of pains and penalties" -- Public sympathy with the Bishop -- The subservient parliament -- The prisoner assaulted and deprived of his property -- Severity of his Imprisonment -- Sympathy of Pope and Swift -- The Bishop's letter to the Speaker -- Vindictive Articles of his impeachment -- The intercepted correspondence -- The dog Harlequin -- The defence -- Pope as a witness in his favour -- Bishops Gastrell and Hoadley -- Noble conduct of the Pope -- His Correspondence with Atterbury in prison -- Apocryphal anecdote -- "The Black Bird" -- The Westminister Scholars visit Atterbury in the Tower -- His departure -- The Duke of Wharton's poem "On the Banishment of Cicero" -- Chapter XIV. The Bishop's family -- Atterbury's children -- His daughter Mary -- Her education and marriage -- The high baliff of Westminister -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Prior, as diplomatist and poet -- Was he ever a vintner? -- The "Town and country mouse" -- Prior in parliament -- His "Solomon" -- Atterbury's opinion of "The tale of a tub" -- Swift connected with the Tories -- His "Project for the advancement of religion" -- Steele -- His plays -- Originates the Tatler -- Addison dedicates his remarks on Italy to Swift -- His career as a statesman and as a journalist -- Contributors to the Tatler and the Spectator -- Sir Isaac Newton -- Lord Harcourt and St. John -- Pope -- His close intimacy with Atterbury -- Gay -- Pope's affection for him -- Dennis, the critic -- Chapter V. Political friends and foes -- Whig and Tory -- Robert Walpole -- Lord Shaftesbury -- Charles Montagu (Lord Halifax) -- Robert Harley -- Effect of Queen Mary's death on parties -- Return to court of the Princess Anne and Marlboroughs -- Position of Atterbury -- Venality of Public men -- Jacobite plots -- Nonjuring clergymen -- Association for King William -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Sir John Fenwick -- King William reconciled to the duke of Marlborough -- Lord Sunderland and his Son Lord Spencer -- Lord Clancarty -- Death of James II. -- "The Pretender" acknowledged by the King of France as James III. -- Dr. Burnet -- Duke of Dorset -- Death of William III -- Advantage to Atterbury of the Accession of Queen Anne -- Walpole and the Marlboroughs -- A political crisis -- The New Influence -- Trial of Dr. Sacheverell -- Sir Simon Harcourt's Defence -- Atterbury and Dr. William King's proceedings -- The Examiner -- Dismissal of the Whigs and Camarilla".
catalog tableOfContents "VIII. Politicians -- Harley and the Tory government of Queen Anne -- Walpole goes into oppression -- Expelled the House of Commons for corruption; and committed to the tower -- The Examiner and the Medley -- Addison and Steele attack the administration -- Garth v. Prior -- Addison's compliment to Atterbury's Poetical talent -- Panegyrists and Satirists -- Dedications -- The Medley -- Dr. William King -- Lord Lansdowne -- His Eulogium on James II. -- Steele and Walpole -- Mainwaring -- Robert Molesworth -- Archdeacon Coxe's suppressions of the influence of Atterbury, and misrepresentation of his conduct -- Lord Halifax -- IX. Bishop of Rochester -- Dr. Sprat -- Queen Anne makes Atterbury a Bishop -- His Visit to Pope's villa -- Dr. Wake -- The bishop of Winchester -- Dean Swift's congratulations -- Bishop Atterbury's letters to Trelaway -- Prior solicitis preferment for a friend -- Bishop Atterbury recommends a clergyman -- Queen Anne's death -- ".
catalog title "Memoirs and correspondence of Francis Atterbury, D. D., Bishop of Rochester. With notices of his distinguished contemporaries. Comp., chiefly from the Atterbury and Stuart papers, by Folkestone Williams.".
catalog type "text".