Parliamentary history. 2012, Vol. 31, Nº. Extra 1 (Supplement S1. October)

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Chapter 1. Reading the trial of Dr Sacheverell: Introduction

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Chapter 2. A brief chronology of the sacheverell controversies

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Chapter 3. The Osborn "account": Beinecke Library, MS S 13043

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Chapter 4. "Proceedings in parliament against Dr Henry Sacheverell"; Beinecke Library, Osborn MS C171: commonplace book (1679¿1710), 15¿28

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Chapter 5. Annotations to The tryal of Dr Henry Sacheverell (1710) [Madan 465]; Huntington Library shelfmark 143302

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Chapter 6. An impartial account of what pass'd most remarkable in the last session of Parliament: relating to the case of Dr Henry Sacheverell: done on such another paper and letter, and may therefore be bound up with the tryal of the said doctor (printed for Jacob Tonson at Grays-Inn-Gate, in Grays-Inn-Lane [false imprint for Abel Roper], 1710),

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Chapter 7. Dr Henry Sacheverells speech, relating to the tumults (printed for W. Garnet, near Fleetstreet, 1710) [4 Mar. 1710] folio sheet [Madan 223]. Available only at Cambridge University Library, shelfmark Acton.b.25.393 (item 12)

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Chapter 8. Resistance or non resistance: or, an account of the debates in the H� of L�s, on the first article of impeachment of Dr Henry Sacheverell, with Remarks on the Bishop of Salisbury's, and the Bishop of Oxford's speeches, in a letter to a friend (1710) [Madan 281].

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Chapter 9. "A description of ye high court of judicature for ye tryal of Dr Henry Sacheverell", printed for and sold by John Morphew (1710) [Madan 951], Harvard University, Houghton Rare Books Library, p EB65 A100 B675b v.5

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Chapter 10. Plan of the scaffold

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Chapter 11. The "Case of Henry Sacheverell", Harvard Law School rare trials S folio

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Chapter 12. The life, character, and pious deportment, of the Reverend Dr Henry Sacheverell, from his cradle through the whole course of his life, to this unfortunate division and distraction relating to his two sermons so much discours'd of; with his speech spoken in his own vindication, before her most excellent majesty, and the right honourable the lords and commons in Westminster-Hall (printed and sold by J. Bradford, at the Bible in Fetter-lane, 1710)