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The Araignement of Anne Turner Widowe at the Kinges Benche at Westmynster the Ixth Daie of November, 1615 Before the Lord Chief Justice of England and the Rest of the Judges, for Beinge Accessary to the Poysonninge of Sir Thomas Overbery Knight
Account of the arraignment of Turner, relating to the presumed poisoning of Thomas Overbury. Includes text of two letters from Frances, countess of Essex to Mrs. Turner and to Dr. Forman.
Anne Turner
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Phillipps MS 24259
Report of Anne Turner's trial for poisoning Sir Thomas Overbury.
Mrs. Anne Turner
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Papers of Ann Turner
MS 8861 comprises correspondence with Lloyd Ross, 1977-1982, about research into trade union history, including William Paisley Earsman, Robert Samuel Ross, the Victorian Socialist Party and the Victorian Labor College. There is a copy of a letter from Lloyd Ross to Harry Pollitt about Tom Mann and the Victorian Socialist Party, 19 March 1936 (1 folder).
Young, Woke and Christian
Young people are often referred to as the church's ‘missing generation’. But perhaps it is not them that are missing from God's mission, but the church itself. ‘Young, Woke and Christian’ brings together young church leaders and theologians who argue that the church needs to become increasingly awake to injustices in British society. It steers away from the capitalistic marketing ideas of how to attract young people into Christian fellowship and proclaims that the church’s role in society is to serve society, give voice to the marginalised and stand up to damaging, dominating power structures. Covering themes such as climate change, racial inclusivity, sexual purity, homelessness, food poverty, sexuality, trans identity, feminism, peace-making, interfaith relations, and disability justice, the collection is a cry for the reform of the church to not ally with ‘woke’ issues because they are popular with youth, but because they are gospel issues. With a powerful prologue from Anthony Reddie.
