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Memo on 'The Nature and Extent of the Subordination [or Missionaries to the Mission Committee]', [date??]
Box CO 17 [ovsz.]

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Jabez Bunting Papers, 1810-1858 and undated 37 items

Letters, notes, printed materials, and other documents by or about Jabez Bunting (1779-1858), four-time President of the Wesleyan Methodist Conference (1820, 1828, 1836 and 1844). Bunting also served terms as either Secretary or Connexional Editor for most of the years from 1814-1827. A strong proponent of centralizing power in the Church, he also provoked much controversy and resistance, particularly the Wesleyan Reform movement and the anonymous "Fly Sheets" of the 1840s, which led to the expulsion of James Everett and two other ministers from the Conference. Arranged in three folders: (1) letters; (2) other documents; and (3) oversize materials.

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Butterworth, Joseph, Layman, Battel, Sussex, to [Bunting??], n.p., 1817 Sept. 10
Box CO 2 > Folder 1 of 2

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Butterworth, Joseph, London, to Mrs. Adam Clarke, n.p., 1818
Box CO 2

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Butterworth, Joseph, Bedford Square, to Miss Mary Ann Clarke, n.p., 1820 June 20
Box CO 2

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Butterworth, Joseph, the Secretary to the Methodist Committee, to The Right Hon'ble The Secretary at War, 1803 July 20
Box CO 17 [ovsz.] > Folder 2 of 2

Together on same sheet w/letter signed William Myles, Chairman, Wednesday Morning 20th July 1803, New Chapel City Road. This and following item may be contemporary copies of original documents related to the Committee of Privileges--see Printed Materials Series, Committee of Privileges Subseries.

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Butterworth, Joseph, to Joseph Benson, 1803 July 26
Box CO 17 [ovsz.]

Copy of pages 1-5 of letter; then note "6 7 8 have not time to copy--see page 9 to follow here". P. 9 then follows, in the same new hand that picked up in middle of p. 5; then a 10th unnumbered page and Butterworth's signature (the 2nd hand that began on p.5 appears to be his);

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Joseph Butterworth Papers, 1803-1820 5 items

Letters and documents of Joseph Butterworth (1770-1826), publisher, politician, and the second Methodist Member of Parliament (for Coventry, 1812-1818, and Dover, 1820-1826). Butterworth was one of the founding members of the Committee of Privileges, and oversize documents below may pertain to that.

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Clarke, Adam, and Susanne and Joan de Queteville, n.p., to Madame De Jersey, Montplaisir, Guernsey, 1788 Oct. 31
Box CO 2 > Folder 1 of 7

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Pencil Rubbing of Seal of Adam Clarke, seal 1788
Box CO 2

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Clarke, Adam, Bristol, to Mr. Bowen, Watchmaker, Clerkenwell, London, 1799 Mar 30-1801 Aug. 28 (4 letters)
Box CO 2

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Clarke, Adam, Manchester, to Joseph Butterworth, and Christopher Sundius, n.p., 1805 Mar 26
Box CO 2

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Clarke, Adam, Manch (ester), to Mr. Buttress, London, 1805 Apr. 16
Box CO 2

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Clarke, Adam, Dublin, to Mrs. Mary Clarke, London, 1811 June 5
Box CO 2 > Folder 2 of 7

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Clarke, Adam, London, to The Rev. Mr. Blackett, Coventry, 1813 Mar 27
Box CO 2

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Clarke, Adam, and Thomas Coke, n.p., to Rev. Beaumont, n.p., 1814 or earlier
Box CO 2

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Clarke, Adam, n.p., to Miss MacMullin, Bath, 1815 June 28
Box CO 2

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Colchester, Lord, n.p., to Adam Clarke, Hilbrooke, 1817 Oct 30
Box CO 2

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Clarke, Adam, Millbrook, to Theo James Clarke, London, 1820 Oct. 22
Box CO 2

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Clarke, Adam, n.p., to Jacob Stanley, Dudley, 1820 Nov 29
Box CO 2

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