The Life of John Sharp, D. D., Lord Archbishop of York: To which are Added Select, Original, and Copies of Original Papers, in Three Appendixes. Collected from His Diary, Letters, and Several Other Authentic Testimonies, by His Son, Thomas Sharp ...

John Sharp, Thomas Sharp

C. and J. Rivington, 1825

Contents

• His letter to Mr Whiston and Appendix page 135: 6
• Removes from Cambridge on account of the plague: 14
• Sir H Finch pleased with his first sermon: 21
• His directions to his Curates and kindness to them: 47
• Application to the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Lord: 49
• And was the occasion of Mr Dodwells book upon Schism: 54
• Abridged by Dr Bennet with the authors corrections: 60
• Intercedes for Mr Cornishes wife and children: 66
• Returns to his function and is busy in the Popish Controversy: 89
• Is left executor with Dr Tillotson by Alderman Ask: 102
• He is confirmed and consecrated by Archbishop Tillotson: 112
• His answer to the Lady Russel about them: 122
• To a gentleman who had discarded his own daughter: 137
• The Process against the Bishop of London before: 145
• His advice to young candidates on those occasions: 146
• His judgment of the societies for the reformation of manners: 170
• Baron Printzens answer upon those Reflections: 195
• He interests himself in private patronages: 196
• A letter shewing his temper and judgment concerning it: 207
• His letter to the Archbishop of Jan 14 1713: 212
• Another ditto: 231
• Is mediator between the Bishop and Dean of Carlisle: 235
• Letter from Granville Sharp to Gregory Esq: 237
• The Bishops answer and the terms insisted upon: 241
• His answer to a case about Allegiance to King William: 263
• Lord Wns reflection upon him in the House of Peers: 269
• Extract from Coles M S 5880 f 75 at the British Museum: 275
• Part of a letter from Mr Leibnitz on it: 281
• His debating in the House of Peers: 293
• Is against the proposal of calling over the Electress 1705: 307
• West end Catherine Sharp: 316
• And sometimes let him into the measures of her Government 318: 318
• Hurts his health with too close application: 322
• Part of his letter to Mr Alderman Thompson of York: 325
• His account of that odd circumstance: 328
• Refuses to accept any of the Sees vacated by deprivation: 329
• His resolutions of cases of conscience: 334
• 141: 335
• His second letter to the Bishop: 336
• Letter from G: 337

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Life of John Sharp, D. D., Lord Archbishop of York: To which are Added Select, Original, and Copies of Original Papers, in Three Appendixes. Collected from His Diary, Letters, and Several Other Authentic Testimonies, by His Son, Thomas Sharp ...; Volume 2 of The Life of John Sharp, D. D., Lord Archbishop of York: To which are Added Select, Original, and Copies of Original Papers, in Three Appendixes. Collected from His Diary, Letters, and Several Other Authentic Testimonies, by His Son, Thomas Sharp, Thomas Newcome
• Authors: John Sharp, Thomas Sharp
• Editor: Thomas Newcome
• Publisher: C. and J. Rivington, 1825
• Original from: the University of Virginia
• Digitized: Jan 7, 2009