Charter slips 08: Hertfordshire, Huntingdonshire, Kent, Lancashire by Bodleian Libraries Special Collections

“Practical and experimental”: Henry Venn and the moderate Calvinist tradition in the Church of England (1747-1834) by Allen, LJG

Subjects: “…Christianity; Christian; Jesus Christ; God; evangelical; evangelicalism; church; Calvinism; Calvinist; Moderate Calvinism, Moderate Calvinist; justification; conditional justification; sacrament; sacramental; baptism; Communion; Lord’s Supper; Thirty-nine Articles; Formularies; Prayer Book; Book of Common Prayer; conviction, election; predestination; new birth; repentance; faith; belief; solafideism; solafideists; duty; The Complete Duty of Man; rigorism; rigorist; moral; morality; moralism; moralistic; pray; prayer; preach; sermon; assurance; sin; redemption; hell; heaven; joy; practical; experimental; household piety; preacher; preaching; ministry; minister; pastor; pastoral; visitation; Church of England; Anglican; vicar; rector; parish; bishop; episcopal; Oxford; Cambridge; Huddersfield; Yorkshire; Pennine; Richard Venn; Eling Venn; Joseph Priestley; John Murgatroyd; John Riland; Ann Riland; Gilbert Burnett; Samuel Furley; Samuel Walker; Yelling; Huntingdonshire; Georgian; Hanoverian; George Whitefield; John Wesley; Charles Wesley; Thomas Haweis; William Grimshaw; James Stillingfleet; William Cowper; John Berridge; John Fletcher; Arminian; Arminianism; Trevecca; Countess of Huntingdon; Countess of Huntingdon’s Connexion; Dissent; Independency; John Venn; William Wilberforce; Clapham Sect; Evangelical Party.…”

An edition of Owayne Miles and other Middle English texts concerning St. Patrick's Purgatory by Easting, R, Easting, R.B.

“…Its popularity was spread principally through transmission of a late twelfth century Latin work, the <em>Tractatus de Purgatorio Sancti Patricii</em>, by a Cistercian monk usually known as Henry of Saltrey, or Sawtry in Huntingdonshire. This work tells of the founding of the Purgatory by St. …”

Single nucleotide polymorphism charting of P. patens reveals accumulation of somatic mutations during in vitro culture on the scale of natural variation by selfing by Haas, FB, Fernandez-Pozo, N, Meyberg, R, Perroud, P-F, Göttig, M, Stingl, N, Saint-Marcoux, D, Langdale, JA, Rensing, SA

“…Whitehouse in Gransden Wood (Huntingdonshire, United Kingdom) in 1962 and distributed across the globe starting in 1974. …”