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255:. He was an enemy of the "new philosophy" (as propounded by leading Royal Society members), giving as his confessional reasons that it was "impious if not plainly atheistic, set on foot and carried on by the arts of Rome," so designing to ruin the Protestant faith by disabling men from defending the truth. He noted the Catholic background of
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same year (1684), as the persecutions of nonconformists increased in violence and the quarter sessions of
Bedford published "a sharp order" enforcing strict conformity, Barlow issued a letter to the clergy of his diocese requiring them to publish the order in their churches. A "free answer" was written to this letter by
387:. When the bill enforcing a test against popery was introduced, which excluded such peers from the House of Lords, Gunning of Ely defended the church of Rome from the charge of idolatry, but Barlow answered him vehemently. In 1680, while the Popish Plot panic was still at its height, he republished under the title of
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239:. Earlier, when Jews were applying to Cromwell for readmission into England, Barlow had composed "at the request of a person of quality" a tract on "Toleration of the Jews in a Christian State", published in the same collection. On the other hand, Barlow was one of a group of Oxford grandees hostile to the
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Matters of great note and consequence: 1 Divers questions upon his
Majesties last answer concerning the militia resolved upon by both Houses of Parliament to be of dangerous consequence. 2 A true relation of the strange and untimely deathes which hath successively befalen all the nobility and others,
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for his pardon, Bishop Barlow published an elaborate tract (1684–1685) in support of regal power to dispense with penal laws. This was succeeded by "a case of conscience", proving that kings and supreme powers had authority to dispense with the positive precept condemning murderers to death. In the
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William Poole, "Barlow’s books are of especial value because he was a compulsive annotator." A staunch Calvinist, Barlow often made annotations to argue with the theology of the authors he read. Poole adds that Barlow "marked" books as though he were reading "tutorial essays" from
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became king, Barlow swiftly declared loyal affection to the new sovereign. When James issued his first declaration for liberty of conscience, Barlow was one of four bishops who sent an address of thanks to the sovereign and caused it to be signed by 600 of his clergy. He also issued a letter
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grammar school. Aged 16, he entered Queen's
College, Oxford, as a servitor, rising to be a tabarder (scholar). He took his BA degree in 1630 and his MA in 1633, when he was elected a fellow of his college. In 1635 he was appointed metaphysical
811:(1655–1656) Barlow wrote, "I think that there is a sacred and heavy obligation among Christians... to endeavour the conversion of the Jew, which certainly cannot be by banishing them from all Christian commonwealths." Scult, Mel (1978).
196:, Barlow was one of the commissioners for restoring the members of the university who had been ejected in 1648 and expelling the intruders. On behalf of John Owen, molested for preaching in his own house, he mediated with
579:. Very fit for these times; here being the same errours amongst us, and acted by the same spirit. Published at the instant request of sundry, by one that was an eye and eare-witnesse of the carriage of matters there
455:, on coming to the throne, demanded a new oath of hostility toward Rome. Barlow voted with the bishops that James had abdicated and took the oaths to his successors. He was reportedly ready to replace
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on 25 September 1660, in favour of Barlow. A few days before, on 1 September, he had taken his degree of D.D., one of a batch of loyalists created doctors by royal mandate. On the death of
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students. Barlow's annotations have also been useful to scholars because he often made biographical notes about authors, other works they had written, and other editions of the same work.
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Barlow was prominent in two abortive schemes of comprehension (inclusion into the state church) set on foot in
October 1667 and February 1668. The "Comprehensive Bill", based on the
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A page from Barlow's manuscript copy of the
Canterbury Tales. Oxford, Bodleian Library MS. Barlow 20: https://digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/objects/7a0fb04a-8d19-4499-8882-1d8eba966624/
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in his diocese. Barlow died at
Buckden on 8 October 1691 aged 84 and was buried in the chancel of the parish church, by his own desire in the same grave as his predecessor
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Matters of Religion" at this time, but it was not published until after his death (in
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and refused to sign the address, but on the appearance of the second declaration of 1688, Barlow addressed an equivocal letter to his clergy (on 29 May 1688).
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to have been a trimmer (conforming politically for advancement's sake), and have a reputation mixed with his academic and other writings on
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Millennial
Expectations and Jewish Liberties: A Study of the Efforts to Convert the Jews in Britain, Up to the Mid Nineteenth Century
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Many of the printed books in Barlow's library that are currently held at the
Bodleian reflect his interest in theology, the reign of
313:. Its introduction was frustrated by a Commons declaration and the plan was finally dropped. Barlow had some part in the release of
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that the real ground of hostility was not his avoidance of Lincoln, but his continuing hostility to Catholicism. In 1678, when
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in that year. He became Provost of his college in 1657. In 1658 he brought tactful support to Sanderson on behalf of Boyle.
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Poole, William (2016). "Barlow's Books: Prolegomena for the Study of the Library of Thomas Barlow (1608/9-1691)".
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Poole, William (2016). "Barlow's Books: Prolegomena for the Study of the Library of Thomas Barlow (1608/9-1691)".
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Poole, William (2016). "Barlow's Books: Prolegomena for the Study of the Library of Thomas Barlow (1608/9-1691)".
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Poole, William (2016). "Barlow's Books: Prolegomena for the Study of the Library of Thomas Barlow (1608/9-1691)".
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Poole, William (2016). "Barlow's Books: Prolegomena for the Study of the Library of Thomas Barlow (1608/9-1691)".
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563:A short story of the rise, reign, and ruine of the
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371:Barlow told his friend
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1328:Anthony Bek
1176:united see:
1001:Attribution
565:Antinomians
528:Interregnum
393:papal bulls
381:Popish Plot
377:Titus Oates
364:, although
315:John Bunyan
198:Edward Hyde
194:Restoration
178:John Selden
171:John Tombes
139:Interregnum
133:, and with
131:George Bull
95:Westmorland
91:Orton, Eden
2432:Categories
2414:1675–1691
2251:Henry Coxe
2239:John Price
2191:John Rouse
2178:Librarians
2114:Dorchester
1995:George Rye
1757:Walter Map
1554:John Green
1440:John White
1339:Thomas Bek
1139:Dorchester
1110:Wernbeorht
689:References
614:Classical
573:libertines
457:non-jurors
354:Huntingdon
143:John Rouse
85:Early life
67:Antichrist
1646:Bob Hardy
1586:John Kaye
1256:Alexander
1166:Æthelwold
1146:Harlardus
1100:Eadbeorht
1095:Torhthelm
1068:Leicester
901:: 24–26.
569:familists
520:Charles I
421:John Howe
257:Descartes
245:John Fell
228:in 1661.
112:John Owen
63:Calvinist
59:casuistry
2087:(Acting)
1672:(acting)
1209:Æthelric
1186:Alnothus
1181:Leofwine
1156:Coenwulf
1115:Hræthhun
1075:Cuthwine
978:: 41–42.
636:Eusebius
622:Cicero's
616:rhetoric
581:. (1644)
542:. (1647)
433:James II
401:Paul III
284:Arminian
269:Du Hamel
265:Mersenne
261:Gassendi
147:Bodleian
1227:Wulfwig
1214:Eadnoth
1201:Eadnoth
1196:Ælfhelm
1171:Oscytel
1161:Wynsige
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1125:Ceobred
1120:Ealdred
1090:Aldwine
1080:Wilfrid
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601:Chaucer
352:, near
338:Holborn
237:Quakers
192:On the
103:Appleby
99:Cumbria
51:in the
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2325:(2007)
2319:(1997)
2313:(1986)
2307:(1982)
2301:(1979)
2295:(1966)
2289:(1948)
2283:(1945)
2277:(1931)
2271:(1919)
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2187:(1599)
1732:Alfred
1191:Æscwig
1105:Unwona
1085:Headda
571:&
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484:(1688)
478:(1637)
397:Pius V
391:, the
282:, for
271:. His
251:, and
108:reader
43:, and
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944:: 32.
927:: 15.
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