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The correspondence of John Cotton / edited by Sargent Bush, Jr.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Cotton, John, 1584-1652.
- Series:
- Published by the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture and the University of North Carolina Press Series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Cotton, John, 1584-1652--Correspondence.
- Cotton, John.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (xxvii, 548 pages) : illustrations, maps
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Chapel Hill ; London : University of North Carolina, [2001]
- Summary:
- John Cotton (1584-1652) was a key figure in the English Puritan movement in the first half of the seventeenth century, a respected leader among his generation of emigrants from England to New England.This volume collects all known surviving correspondence by and to Cotton.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Half Title
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- List of Illustrations
- Abbreviations and Short Titles
- Introduction
- John Cotton's World
- John Cotton as Letter-Writer
- Stages of John Cotton's Epistolary Career
- Provenance
- Editorial Method
- CORRESPONDENCE, 1621-1652
- August 30, 1621: To John Williams, Bishop of Lincoln
- January 31, 1624/5: To John Williams, Bishop of Lincoln
- March 3, 1625/6: From R[alph] Levett
- [March 1626]: To R[alph] Levett
- May 31, 1626: To James Ussher, Archbishop of Armagh
- October 25, 1626: From Herbert Palmer
- November 8, 1626: To Herbert Palmer
- April 5, [1627?]: From Edward Reyner
- March 15, 1627/8: From Charles Chauncy
- [Spring 1628?]: To Arthur Hildersham
- November 12, 1628: To a ''Beloved Sister'' [MistressWest?]
- November 29, 1628: From John Nicolaus Rulice
- October 26, 1629: From Timothy Van Vleteren
- December 16, 1629: To Timothy Van Vleteren
- February 3, 1629/30: To Arthur Hildersham
- April 12, 1630: To Hugh Goodyear
- October 2, 1630: To Samuel Skelton
- October 3, 1630: To Herbert Pelham
- November 1, [1630]: From Jeremiah Burroughes
- [November 1630]: To Jeremiah Burroughes
- 1630: To N[athaniel] Rogers
- January 1, 1630/1: From John Dinley
- December 13, 1631: From Nathaniel Ward
- [1628-1631?]: To a Silenced Minister
- [Probably 1629-1631]: To [Colonel Sir Edward Harwood]
- March 9, 1631/2: To Nathaniel Rogers
- June 4, 1632: From William Coddington
- October 3, 1632: To Sarah Hawkred Story Cotton
- [Spring 1633?]: From Thomas Goodwin
- [About April 1633]: From Thomas Hooker
- May 7, 1633: To John Williams, Bishop of Lincoln
- December 3, 1634: To a Minister in England
- December 16, 1634: John Cotton, Thomas Oliver, and Thomas Leverett to the Elders of the Dorchester Church.
- [Late 1634-Early 1635]: To [John Hall]
- [Between July 22 and September 1, 1635]: Roger Williams and Samuel Sharpe to the Boston Elders
- October 5, 1635: To [Anthony Tuckney]
- Early 1636: To Roger Williams
- [Between February 1 and June 1, 1636]: From Thomas Shepard
- [Between February 1 and June 1, 1636]: To [Thomas Shepard]
- [July 5, 1636]: To Peter Bulkeley and John Jones
- [After January 1635/6]: To a Minister in England
- [After March 1636]: To William Fiennes, Lord Saye and Sele
- [December 1636]: From Massachusetts Ministers
- [December 1636]: To Massachusetts Ministers
- [January 1636/7]: From Massachusetts Ministers
- [March 31, 1637]: From Peter Bulkeley
- April 1, 1637: From Richard Bernard
- [About June 1637]: John Dod and Twelve Other Ministers to New England ''Brethren''
- December 19, [1637]: To John Dod
- March 27, [1638]: To Samuel Stone
- June 4, [1638]: To [Unknown] at Aquidneck
- July 1638 From William Fiennes, Lord Saye and Sele
- [After March 1638]: To John Davenport
- March 21, 1638/9: From Thomas Dudley
- [About March 22, 1638/9]: To Thomas Dudley
- August 5, 1639: John Reyner and William Brewster to [John Cotton and John Wilson]
- October 15, 1639: From John Reyner
- October 18, [1639]: To John Reyner
- April 18, 1640: To [John Wheelwright]
- June 3, 1640: From John Wheelwright
- August 12, [1640]: To Francis Hutchinson
- August 26, 1640: To [John] Elmeston
- [September 9, 1640]: Thomas Lechford to the Elders of the Boston Church
- September 9, 1640: [John Cotton and John Wilson] to Thomas Lechford
- September [20-26], 1640: To Members of the Boston Church Living at Aquidneck
- December 17, 1640: From Peter Bulkeley
- January 4, 1640/1: From Peter Bulkeley
- January 16, 1640/1: To Peter Bulkeley
- February 19, 1640/1: To a ''Dear Sister''
- [March-April 1641]: From William Coddington.
- August 7, 1641: To Peter Bulkeley
- August 27, [1641]: From William Coddington
- February 1641/2: From Peter Bulkeley
- [February 1641/2]: To [Peter Bulkeley]
- March 9, 1641/2: To Stephen Bachiler
- Summer 1642: Members of Parliament to John Cotton, Thomas Hooker, and John Davenport
- September 26, 1642: From Peter Bulkeley
- [After September 26, 1642]: To [Unknown]
- November 21, 1642: From Thomas Allen
- February 26, 1643/4: Stephen Bachiler to John Winthrop, John Cotton, and John Wilson
- Late 1644: To Master R. M.
- [About 1638-1644]: To [Robert Harding?]
- May 25, 1645: John Tombes to John Wilson, John Cotton, and Other New England Ministers
- July 3, 1645: From Robert Jordan
- [April 3, 1646]: To Thomas Shepard
- March 12, 1646/7: From Benjamin Keayne
- [After July 7, 1647]: From [Unknown]
- July 1647: From Nathanael Norcross
- [July 1647]: To [Nathanael Norcross]
- [Late March or April 1648]: To John Winthrop
- September 14, 1648: To [Lydia Gaunt]
- [1646-1648?]: To [Unknown]
- January 8, 1648/9: To a Friend in England
- March 26, 1649: Richard Bellingham, John Cotton, John Clark, and John Wilson to John Winthrop, Jr.
- April 30, 1649: From Peter Bulkeley
- May 1649: To [Peter Bulkeley]
- June 4, 1649: From a New England Minister
- [After June 4, 1649]: To a New England Minister
- [1649]: To Richard Saltonstall, Jr.
- [1650]: To the Congregation and Church at Boston, Lincolnshire
- [Late January-Early February 1649/50]: From Samuel Whiting
- April 4, 1650: From Peter Bulkeley
- [After April 4, 1650]: To Peter Bulkeley
- April 29, 1650: To [Nathaniell White]
- May 6, 1650: From John Davenport
- [May 1650]: To John Davenport
- July 23, 1650: John Cotton, John Wilson, and Thomas Oliver to [James Fitch] and ''Beloved Brethren'' of the Saybrook Church
- September 16, 1650: From Samuel Stone.
- June 6, 1651: From John Eliot
- [June 1651]: To John Eliot
- [Summer 1651]: John Cotton, Richard Mather, Zechariah Symmes, John Wilson, and William Thompson to Ministers in England
- July 28, 1651: To Oliver Cromwell
- September 15, 1651: From Richard Mather
- October 2, 1651: From Oliver Cromwell
- October 18, 1651: To Mr. [John] Elmeston
- [About 1648-1651]: From S[eaborn] C[otton]
- [1651-1652?]: To a Minister
- [1651-1652]: To [Edward?] Naylor
- [1647-1652]: From a ''Scrupler''
- [1647-1652]: To a ''Scrupler''
- [1647-1652?]: To [Unknown]
- [1649-1652?]: Robert and Mary Burle to ''Ministers of Jesus Christ in N England''
- [Late 1651-Early 1652]: Sir Richard Saltonstall to John Cotton and John Wilson
- [1652]: John Cotton [and John Wilson(?)] to Sir Richard Saltonstall
- October 12, 1652: To John Elmeston
- [?1637-1652]: From Samuel Whiting
- APPENDIX
- [1635]: Questions and Reasons Sent by John Hall to John Cotton
- [1636]: ''Certain Proposals made by Lord Say, Lord Brooke, and other Persons of quality, as conditions of their removing to New-England, with the answers thereto''
- March 22, 1638/9: John Eliot's Notes on Cotton to Dudley, March 22, 1638/9, with Cotton's Further Clari.cations
- 1649: Cotton's List of ''Exceptions against some things in the Synod at Cambridge''
- October 18, 1651: Enclosure in Cotton to John Elmeston, October 18, 1651
- Index.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on print version record.
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 9798890871817
- 9781469601151
- 146960115X
- OCLC:
- 861793491
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