An edition of Truth brought to light (1693)

Truth brought to light

or The gross forgeries of Dr. Hollingworth, in his pamphlet intituled, the character of King Charles the First, from the declaration of Mr. Alexander Henderson, &c. detected. Being a vindication of Mr. Henderson and Dr. Walker, from the Aldgate chaplain's vile scandals. To which is annex'd, a manifest proof that Dr. Gauden was the author of Icon basilice, by a late happy discovery of his original papers upon that occasion. In a letter from Lieut. General Ludlow to Dr. Hollingworth

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An edition of Truth brought to light (1693)

Truth brought to light

or The gross forgeries of Dr. Hollingworth, in his pamphlet intituled, the character of King Charles the First, from the declaration of Mr. Alexander Henderson, &c. detected. Being a vindication of Mr. Henderson and Dr. Walker, from the Aldgate chaplain's vile scandals. To which is annex'd, a manifest proof that Dr. Gauden was the author of Icon basilice, by a late happy discovery of his original papers upon that occasion. In a letter from Lieut. General Ludlow to Dr. Hollingworth

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Richard Hollingworth (1639?-1701), Alexander Henderson (1583?-1646), Charles I King of England (1600-1649), Anthony Walker (-1692), John Gauden Bishop of Worcester (1605-1662)
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Truth brought to light: or The gross forgeries of Dr. Hollingworth, in his pamphlet intituled, the character of King Charles the First, from the declaration of Mr. Alexander Henderson, &c. detected. Being a vindication of Mr. Henderson and Dr. Walker, from the Aldgate chaplain's vile scandals. To which is annex'd, a manifest proof that Dr. Gauden was the author of Icon basilice, by a late happy discovery of his original papers upon that occasion. In a letter from Lieut. General Ludlow to Dr. Hollingworth
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On the controversy concerning the authorship of "Eikōn basilikē", which Richard Hollingworth believed was the work of Charles I, whilst the author of this tract, amongst others, believed it to be the work of John Gauden. Madan, in his "New bibliography of the Eikon basilike", states that it was in fact written by John Gauden, although it probably includes some authentic writings of the King.

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English short title catalogue (ESTC) ; R9562

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DA396.A3 L83 1693

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57292206

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