BIBLIOGRAPHY
Manuscripts
Bodleian Library, Oxford Add. MS C. 303, fols. 67r-73r. more accurate, but incomplete copy of same account of Campion’s trial as BL Add. MS 6265. Rawlinson MS D.1349, item 7. This contains notes on Samuel Harsnet’s notorious anti-Calvinist sermon of 1584 (see Register of Sermons, 63). The Bodleian copy misdates the sermon to 1594. Tanner MS 50. ‘Short and summary nootes of some Sermons preached at Poulls crosse and ells whear not vnprofitable to be remembred.’ The volume contains notes on (39) sermons preached between June 1565 and September 1566, most of them preached at Paul’s Cross. There is much of interest here, particularly on the Jewel/Harding controversy. The original manuscript can’t be consulted because of its condition, but there is a microfilm available, and the Bodleian will make copies of the manuscript from that. Tanner MS 329. incomplete translation of Paolo Bombino, Vita et Martyrium Edmundi Campiani. Twyne MS 17, 157–167. Brian Twyne’s copy of Windsor’s ‘Receavinge of the Quenes Majestie’.
British Library Add. MS 6265, fols 14r-22v. Complete copy of unique account of Edmund Campion’s trial on 20 November 1581, which formed basis of Howell’s edition of State Trials, 1816. Add. MS 15891. Letters to Sir Christopher Hatton, mostly printed by Sir Harris Nicolas; letter of Bishop Aylmer to Hatton on subject of John Stubbe, 28 September 1579. Fols. 8r to 9r. Harl. MS 353, fol. 141r-v and Harl. MS 643, fol. 1r-v. Both manuscripts give accounts of the incident in 1553 when there was a riot following Dr Gilbert Bourne’s sermon (see MacLure, Register of Sermons, 34). Harl. MS 417, fol. 129r. vol. 2 of John Foxe’s papers: letter of John Foxe to Bishop Grindal. Harl. MS 422, fols. 136r–172v. vol. 7 of John Foxe’s papers: Copies of Edmund Campion’s last three disputations in the Tower, seized and annotated in house of William Carter by Richard Topcliffe, two veri- fied as in Stephen Vallenger’s hand, and coming from ‘Whyting’ of Lancashire. Harl. MS 425, fols. 131r–133v. ‘Mr [John] Foxe at paules crosse on good frydaye the xxiiith of February Anno 1570. notes gatherde by the parson of St agnes and corrected by master fox.’ This sermon was printed: A sermon of Christ crucified (1570) (see Register of Sermons, 50). See Foxe in 2.3 below. Harl. MS 1714, fol. 140r. ‘Certaine notes collectide out of the Parliament of Christ declaring the enactide and recyvide truthe of the presence of his body and blode in the blessed sacrament impugnide in a wickide sermon by master Juell collected and sett forthe by Thomas Hoskins doctor of divinitie 1566.’.
Lansdowne MS 33. Lord Burghley’s papers: Thomas Norton’s notes on last disputation of Campion, no. 61; Oliver Pluckett’s ward-mote for commending Campion, no. 63; drafts of Campion’s indictment, nos. 64 and 65. Sloane MS 2495. ‘Vita Henrici VIII’.
Cambridge University Library Add. MS 3117, fols. 160v–168v. Notes on Edwin Sandys’ Paul’s Cross sermon on his becoming bishop of London, taken from the printed edition of Edwin Sandys’ sermons (1585), and written out c. 1630. MS Dd. 5.27. Sermon notes of Robert Ridley.
The Parker Library, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge MS 106.175, fol. 487. ‘Letter from the duke of Somerset to Gardiner bishop of Winchester charging him not to meddle with any matter of controversy in his sermon, Syon June 28, 1548.’. MS 106, item 68. Letter of appointment to Paul’s Cross from Dr Haynes to an unknown recipient, undated. MS 114, item 129, fol. 393. ‘Letter from Thomas Cromwell vice-gerent to Mr. Parker dean of Stoke, appointing him to preach at St Paul’s-cross’. MS 114, item 133, fol. 401. ‘Letter from Ridley bishop of London to Dr. Parker, appointing him to preach at St Paul’s- cross, dated 29 July’. MS 114A. Matthew Parker, Correspondence. MS 119, item 14. A letter from Edmund Bonner exhorting members of Cambridge University to preach at Paul’s Cross. MS 127.5, fol. 7. ‘Letter from the duke of Somerset to the bishop of Winchester, repeating his command that he should not treat of the mass nor of other controversial points in his sermon: dated Syon June 28, 1548.’. MS 127.5, fols. 15–30. ‘The sermon of the bishop of Winchester [Stephen Gardiner] before the kings maiestie 29 June 1548, on Matthew XVI.13.’. MS 257. Miles Windsor, ‘An. Dni 1566. The Receavinge of the Quenes Majestie into Oxford’. fols. 104r–114r (fair copy, autograph); fols 115r–123r (draft, autograph with revisions). MS 583. A parchment role relating to Matthew Parker’s career.
The Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC MS V.a.109. fols 1r–21r. John Bereblock, Commentarii sive Ephemerae actiones rerum illustrium Oxonii gestarum in adventu Serenissimae Principis Elizabethae. MS V.a.176. Bishop Robinson’s copy of Miles Windsor’s ‘A Brief Rehearsall’. MS V.a. 251. ‘A sermon preached at St Paules crosse the firste of June 1606, by John Dove, Doctour of Divinitye … of the Kinges prærogative.’.