The Age of Constantine the Great
London, The Folio Society, 2007. More
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An autograph manuscript (with numerous corrections and amendments) of a lecture by Hugh Trevor-Roper on the subject of the Earl of Strafford and Archbishop William Laud, 'the two great ministers whose rule in England, in the 1630s, brought England to the edge of civil war'. It is accompanied by three typed letters signed by Trevor-Roper to Peter Hunt at Rediffusion Television Limited, London, to whom this manuscript was also presumably sent
Thomas Wentworth, 1st Earl of Strafford (1593-1641), and William Laud (1573-1645), archbishop of Canterbury (1633-45), were influential counsellors to Charles I during his period of personal rule. The letters deal primarily with proposed television documentaries; one is signed 'yours sincerely, Hugh Trevor-Roper', while the two others are signed simply 'Hugh'..... More
Paradise of Dissent. South Australia, 1829-1857
Carlton, Melbourne University Press, 1967 [revised and enlarged second edition]/ 1957. More
Bible Christian Methodists in South Australia, 1850-1900. A Biography of Chapels and their People
Black Forest, Uniting Church SA Historical Society, 2015. Inscribed, 'What God hath Wrought! p. 602', dated (11 October 2015) and signed by the author. This remarkable story documented for the first time in detail from first-hand colonial reports, captures the passion of ministers and lay people alike to build chapels..... More
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